According to the magazine survey mentioned, how many "true friends" will a person likely have in their lifetime?, A) Around 350, B) Only six, C) Most of the names in their phone, D) It depends on how many emergencies they have, 2. Where did the narrator and Rob have their first actual conversation?, A) At a basketball game in the sports hall, B) On the phone during a crisis, C) In the gym while lifting weights, D) At the leisure centre while sauntering past, 3. Why did the narrator initially think he and Rob would have nothing in common?, A) Because Rob was much older than him, B) Because Rob was in a wheelchair, C) Because Rob didn't like playing basketball, D) Because Rob seemed very selfish, 4. What does the narrator admire most about Rob’s personality?, A) His skill at playing basketball, B) His ability to give professional advice, C) His unselfish nature and listening skills, D) The fact that he is always "on the go", 7. What is the "most important thing" the narrator learned from his friendship with Rob?, A) You should always help people in wheelchairs, B) You should never judge someone based on their appearance, C) True friends are people who call you in the middle of the night, D) Basketball is a great way to meet new people.

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