PART 3: Which quote from the text best supports the answer to Part A? A "Those who suppose that there is only one kind of friendship, because it admits
of degrees, go upon insufficient grounds." (Paragraph 1)
8. "These friendships, then, are 'accidental;' for the object of affection is loved, not
as being the person or character that he is, but as the source of some good or
some pleasure." (Paragraph 9)
С. "They are quick to make friendships, therefore, and quick to drop them; for their
friendship changes as the object which pleases them changes; and pleasure of
this kind is liable to rapid alteration." (Paragraph 10)
D. "But the perfect kind of friendship is that of good men who resemble one
another in virtue. For they both alike wish well to one another as good men, and
it is their essential character to be good men” (Paragraph 11)