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1. Who is a friend?
2. What kind of friends should we have?
3. Why are friends so important to us?
4. What could happen if we make wrong friends?
5. When you compete with your friend, what kind of a competition should it be?​

Answer 1

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1) A friend is someone who understands you, and if they don't, they try to. ... A friend is somebody who is there for you when they can be, but also sets boundaries when they need to.

2) •Friends who love you, your company.

•Friends who respect differences of each other and open hearted.

•friends who tell us to move on the right way when we are on wrong way.

•they tell us to study hard for next exams if you have not scored good marks and cheers you for doing the best.

3) Friends also help us handle stress, make better lifestyle choices that keep us strong, and allow us to rebound from health issues and disease more quickly. Friendship is also important to our mental health. One study even suggested spending time with positive friends actually changes our outlook for the better.

4) Bad friendships can increase your risk for diseases such as depression, heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.

5) Competition between friends can be healthy because you both already have a foundation of respect for each other," Dr. Birnbaum says. "With that respect, you'll likely give your best and challenge each other in ways you wouldn't normally do to another person.

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