1) According to the text, what is the focus of Lydia Denworth's book? a) The importance of family relationships. b) The emotional dramas of love. c) The deep satisfaction of friendships. d) The biology of human connections. 2) What does the author suggest about friendships in adulthood? a) They become easier to maintain. b) They are less important than family relationships. c) They require more effort and time. d) They are not as meaningful as romantic relationships. 3) What does the author say about toxic friendships? a) They have a positive impact on health. b) They are worth working on and improving. c) They should be ended immediately. d) They are not as harmful as people think. 4) According to the text, what is one way to strengthen friendships? a) Spending more time with family. b) Focusing on personal interests. c) Being reliable and supportive. d) Ending negative relationships. 5) What does the author recommend for maintaining friendships online? a) Sending funny jokes and articles. b) B. Checking in by text occasionally. c) Avoiding online interactions. d) Being critical and helpful. 6) What is the author's overall message about friendships? a) They are indulgent and should be avoided. b) They are as important as diet and exercise. c) They are less important than romantic relationships. d) They require minimal effort and time. 7) What does the author say about the impact of neglecting friendships? a) It can lead to negative health effects. b) It has no long-term consequences. c) It can be easily repaired later in life. d) It is not a significant concern 

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