NEW
Font size
WorksheetsLooks aren't everything. Believe me. I'm a model
Total questions: 5
Worksheet time: 3mins
Why does Cameron Russell change her outfit at the beginning of the talk?
She didn’t want the women in the audience to feel horrified because of her short dress
She was uncomfortable in the heels she was wearing and needed to change
She wanted to demonstrate how superficial the perception of her image could be
She wanted to show how quickly models can change outfits and styles
Cameron Russell says that she became a model by winning a genetic lottery and being the recipient of a legacy. What is the legacy she is referring to?
The admiration of health, beauty and symmetry
The bequest of a certain notion of beauty, specifically of tall, slender, white women
The gift, by will, of money from her ancestors
The tradition of models being discovered by scouts
The comparison of magazine pictures and snapshots are meant to demonstrate which of the following?
Models actually live ‘normal’ lives
Cameron Russell is just as beautiful without makeup
Magazine pictures are image constructions created by professionals
Photoshop retouching is the sole component in the reconstruction of a model’s image
How does the perception of their body image change in girls from age 13 to age 17?
17-year-old girls are much more confident with their bodies than they were at 13
13-year-old girls and 17-year-old girls have similar perceptions of their bodies
13-year-old girls like their bodies 53% more than 17-year-old girls
The number of girls who dislike their bodies increases from more than half at 13-years-old to more than three-quarters at 17-years-old
What is a trait of many models that is infrequently disclosed?
Physical insecurity
High intelligence
Physical confidence
A dislike of high heels
