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Letting me move into my university dormitory wasn't an easy decision for my parents. However, they knew if I wanted a good education, I'd have to live away from home. I'd always dream of living alone: the life of no rules and regulations and being independent. So I was delighted about this new stage in my life.

Unexpectedly, during the first few months of living alone, I would find myself crying every day. I would call my mum every day. Coming from a big family, I was used to noises surrounding me. Therefore, the scary silence at night was the worst. I couldn't even sleep without keeping the lights on.

As time went by, I started enjoying the freedom that came with living alone. I could do things in my own time: eat whenever I want, wake up whenever I want. The space of loneliness was also then filled up by friends who became like family, so I started missing my family less.

When it was time to say goodbye and go back home after my graduation, I was bittersweet. I'd enjoyed my time alone, learning things which wouldn't have been possible if I had never moved away from home. But I'd also missed my family too much.

I'd learned a lot from this experience. Living alone made me value family time even more. I realized every second with them was important though I might not get the freedom while living alone.

I guess it's different for everybody, but for me, there is no warmth in a house unless it's filled with loving members and people you love.

1£®How did the author feel before moving into the university dormitory?

A£®Sad.         B. Happy.

C£®Nervous.    D. Cold.

2£®What can we know about the author from Paragraph 4?

A£®He had mixed feelings.

B£®He didn't enjoy his time alone.

C£®He has been used to the life in school.

D£®He found living with his family was better than in the school.

3£®What can be inferred from the last paragraph?

A.The author felt cold living in school.

B£®The author's dormitory was the warmest place.

C£®The author felt warm living with his beloved ones.

D£®Everyone felt warm when living with his beloved ones.

4£®What does the author want to tell us?

A£®Family is the most important place in people's life.

B£®As time goes by, people can get used to what happened.

C£®People can find freedom only when they leave their family.

D£®People need to grow up on their own, but family plays an important role.