B
For years，I fought with the “bird's nest（巢）” on top of my head. My mother thought my hair was beautiful，but my classmates didn't think so. They made fun of it，calling my hair “the mop”.
When I got to the university（大学），I decided（决定）to change my hairstyle. I had my curly（卷曲的）hair straightened（拉直）. It cost me 700 every six months to do this. People said I was crazy（发疯的）to spend that much on my hair. But I would do anything to look better.
But when I had to rent（租）my own flat，the cost（费用）became too high. So I turned to the internet. At last，I found a curly haired salon，a place designed for girls with crazy hair.
When I got there，the stylist（发型师），Jacquai，was waiting for me.
“Do you really think this will work?” I asked.
“No curly hair is ugly（丑的），” she replied. “You just didn't find a way to work with it. That's all.”
After an hour，Jacquai finished her work. She fixed my hair using only her hands. I couldn't believe（相信）it：My hair looked beautiful.
Now my world has changed. I am more confident（自信的）than ever. People say that I look better than before but they don't know what has changed. Hair is not just hair. I don't need to tell them. My hair speaks for itself.
（ ）4. The writer found that getting her hair straightened ______.
A. was helpful but too expensive B. did not make her look good C. was not useful but expensive D. made others laugh at her
（ ）5. After the writer had her hair done at the curly haired salon，______.
A. she wanted others to like it B. she found out that hair was just hair C. she was sorry that she went there D. she began to like her curly hair
（ ）6. What can we learn from the story?
A. Everything good comes from being confident. B. People should be confident about their hair. C. Being cool can help us build up confidence. D. Accept（接受）what we're like and live our life with confidence.