My name, Bobby, is used both for boys and girls. Girls spell it "Bobbie". It is _1_ for little boys to be given a name with a "y" sound at the end. For example, I often had a Jimmy, Johnny or Billy in my classes. In my second grade, I also had a Bobbie. In order not to _2_ us when she called our names, our teacher _3_ us the names "Bobbie Girl" and "Bobby Boy". This caused me a lot of trouble on the playground. There, my friends _4_ me "Bobbie Girl". For my friends, the apparent _5_ between my name and my sex was the source of much laughter. The fact that they labeled me as a girl was very _6__ . I had a tendency to __7_ for my name by acting more like a boy than I might have otherwise. I threw more rocks and yelled louder than the sum of all of the other boys added together. The real "Bobbie Girl", _8_ , acted more like a girl. When my teacher _9_ she had made a mistake, she stopped calling us "Bobbie Girl" and "Bobby Boy". Unfortunately, my friends never forgot or _10_ calling me "Bobbie Girl". Third grade was an improvement; the original "Bobbie Girl" was in a different class. Also, I requested the teacher just call me "Bob".（5分）
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