Celebrity Ambassadors Quiz

What was the main idea behind UNICEF creating the role of ambassadors?

• To promote celebrities' careers

• To help spread awareness about children's rights

• To raise money for movie stars

• To entertain people around the world

Why is Angelina Jolie chosen as an ambassador for UNHCR?

• She is a famous actress who has won many awards

• She has personal experience with homelessness

• Her fame helps draw attention to the issue of war-displaced people

• She donates a lot of money to UNICEF

What distinguishes UNICEF from other agencies in choosing ambassadors?

• They select only the most famous celebrities

• They prefer celebrities who genuinely care about children's welfare

• They only choose actors and musicians

• They focus on newly famous individuals

According to the text, why did the United Nations start using celebrity ambassadors in the 1950s?

• To raise money for international organisations

• To make celebrities more popular worldwide

• To use their influence to spread awareness about important issues

• To help them transition into political careers

Based on Paragraph C, why does UNICEF work with a variety of celebrities rather than just the most famous ones?

• Less famous celebrities are more affordable for UNICEF to hire.

• Some celebrities are well-known in specific regions, making their influence more effective.

• UNICEF wants to give opportunities to rising stars in the entertainment industry.

• The most famous celebrities are often too busy to participate in charity work.

What does the phrase "draw the cameras but without wanting the attention for themselves" (Paragraph D) mean?

• Celebrities should enjoy the fame that comes with charity work

• They should attract media attention to social issues, not themselves

• UNICEF should avoid choosing highly famous individuals

• Cameras should not be used in UNICEF campaigns

What does the text imply about celebrity involvement in charity work?

• Some celebrities may do it just for publicity

• Only long-term famous celebrities can be ambassadors

• Celebrities must donate money to be considered

• It is the main reason they become popular

According to the text, why can't UNICEF choose celebrities who have "just enjoyed success for a few minutes and then disappeared"?

• They might not be reliable in the long term

• They could be too expensive to work with

• They may not want to travel to developing countries

• They could be difficult to manage

Why does the text say that some ambassadors are not household names?

• UNICEF does not prioritise fame over dedication

• Less famous people attract more attention

• Only singers and actors can be ambassadors

• UNICEF struggles to find well-known celebrities

How does the text suggest that celebrities can make a real impact?

• By simply appearing in front of the cameras

• By raising awareness and staying committed to the issue

• By donating large sums of money

• By avoiding publicity and working in private