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When I was three, the most children I made friends with were about three or four. But I was shy and didn’t join in activities. Even in preschool, I tried to avoid the groups at play. I just didn’t fit in. But I kept on smiling and trying to be friendly.

The adults in my life were more easily understood than my peers (同龄人). I couldn’t understand why none of them lived up to the adult standards. Manners, vocabulary, reading... all of these meant nothing to them. They were children. At that point, I wasn’t any more.

I started kindergarten (幼儿园) knowing how to count to 100 and how to read. But even though I was far ahead of some of the other children, I was no perfect student. I was excited by all the friends I could make. But soon I discovered that I was hurt easi ly by their words. I made friends, but I didn’t keep them, and eventually, I was left alone. I sat alone, trying to keep happy and pretending that I didn’t need anyone else to be happy.

My parents loved me. I know they did. My mom became the main earner when I was very young. My dad also worked hard, but he didn’t get paid quite well. But I don’t understand why I’d always been left to my own toys as a child. I explored the world in my own way, which gave me loneliness. The loneliness would invade (入侵) my body and pull me down to the floor, making me cry and bite myself. My life was damaged by the loneliness for years. Unlike other children at my age, I really didn’t have a friend to spend time with. So I made them in my head.

The loneliness still controls me now. It’s the reason I was diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder (被诊断患有分离性身份识别障碍) (DID). At times, I feel the choking and biting, and I know it’s the younger me reminding me I still have a lot to move beyond.

26．What can we know about the young author from the first paragraph?

A．He was very afraid of adults. B．No one liked to make friends with him.

C．He didn’t like to take part in activities. D．He liked to play with his peers very much. 27．What was wrong with the author when he attended kindergarten?

A．He couldn’t become a perfect student. B．He always pretended to be unhappy.

C．He hated to make friends with others. D．He was always hurt by others’ words.

28．The author mentioned his parents in the passage to show_______.

A．he does respect and love them B．their educational method was wrong

C．they are very responsible parents D．his problem has something to do with them 29．We can learn from the passage that now the author________.

A．has recovered from his loneliness B．hopes to make many friends

C．is suffering a lot from his loneliness D．always cries in front of strangers