What is the primary focus of Jill Wolf's poem 'A Friend's Prayer'?

The importance of friendship.

True or False: The poet believes that friendships are the least important part of life.

False. The poet considers friendships to be the most important part of life.

What does the poet want to do beyond sharing hopes and plans with friends?

Actively support and help them achieve their wishes.

Which line indicates that the poet wants to use empathy in friendships?

Let me use my heart to see.

True or False: The poet encourages judging friends from a distance.

False. The poet emphasizes not judging friends without knowing them.

What does the term 'blessed' refer to in the context of the poem?

Feeling very happy and grateful forhaving friends.

Which of the following best describes the main theme of 'A Friend's Prayer'? 

A) Competition 

B) Loneliness 

C) Value of friendship 

D) Wealth

C) Value of friendship

True or False: The poem suggests that friendship does not require any effort.

False. The poem emphasizes that being a good friend means putting in effort.

What does the poet wish to avoid in their friendships?

Making judgments from afar.

What is one responsibility that comes with true friendship, according to the poem?

Caring and helping friends.