With Friends Like These

According to the author, a true friend is one who

• accepts and supports us.

• stays the same.

• never argues with us.

• has known us for a long time.

A key idea of the text is that friends are important because they...

• defend us against criticism.

• confirm our perception of reality.

What is the main theme of the phrase 'With Friends Like These'?

• A) The value of true friendship

• B) The challenges of maintaining friendships

• C) The irony of unreliable friends

• D) The joy of making new friends

In the context of 'With Friends Like These', which word best describes a friend who is not supportive?

• A) Loyal

• B) Unreliable

• C) Trustworthy

• D) Compassionate

Which sentence correctly uses the phrase 'With Friends Like These'?

• A) With friends like these, who needs enemies?

• B) With friends like these, life is a party.

• C) With friends like these, everything is possible.

• D) With friends like these, we are unstoppable.

What literary device is primarily used in the phrase 'With Friends Like These'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Irony

• C) Simile

• D) Hyperbole

Which of the following best explains the irony in 'With Friends Like These'?

• A) Friends are always supportive.

• B) Friends can sometimes be harmful.

• C) Friends are never honest.

• D) Friends are always present.

In a story titled 'With Friends Like These', what conflict might you expect?

• A) A character struggles with loneliness.

• B) A character deals with betrayal by friends.

• C) A character finds new friends.

• D) A character enjoys a party with friends.

Which of the following sentences best illustrates the concept of 'With Friends Like These'?

• A) John felt uplifted by his friends' encouragement.

• B) Sarah was surprised by her friends' betrayal.

• C) Emily enjoyed a day out with her friends.

• D) Mark was grateful for his friends' support.

What is the tone of the phrase 'With Friends Like These'?

• A) Optimistic

• B) Sarcastic

• C) Joyful

• D) Neutral