Fame and Celebrity

Where in the article does Mackenzie Carro list good things about being a celebrity?

• in the first paragraph
• in the section "Holding Steady"
• in the section "A Lot of Stress"
• in the whole article

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Read the quote from Donna Rockwell in the section "Celebrity Lifestyle." What is Rockewell's main point?

• Buying a purse can make you happy.
• Jennifer Lawrence is not happy.
• Fame does not bring long-lasting happiness.
• Buying a purse can't make you happy. 

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Carro writes, "Indeed, famous people can't so much as walk their dogs or tie their shoes without being gawked at, photographed, tweeted about, or Instagrammed." What does this sentence help readers understand?

• why Jennifer Lawrence feels anxiety every time she goes outside
• why Beyonce enjoys attention
• why most celebrities don't have a dogs
• how Jennnifer Lawrence is managing to hold steady despite the drama she's encountered

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Which best describes Carro's attitude toward celebrities?

• She is jealous of them.
• She disapproves of them.
• She thinks they are boring. 
• She is sympathetic toward them. 

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Carro writes, "Clearly, not all stars crumble under the pressure of fame." Who does Carro imply has "crumbled under the pressure of fame"? 

• Justin Bieber
• Jennifer Lawrence
• Selena Gomez
• Justin Timberlake

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