Flashcards on Idols, Heroes, and Role Models
Idols, Heroes, & Role Models: A Student's Guide to Inspiration
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Heroes and Idols
9 cards
Card 1
Question: Who are heroes and heroines?
Answer: People in very demanding professions or those who risk their lives, such as volunteers in war and disaster zones, rescuers, firefighters, soldiers, an
Card 2
Question: What qualities do we admire in heroes?
Answer: Empathy, courage, talent, patience, and similar traits.
Card 3
Question: Why are healthcare workers considered heroes during the COVID-19 pandemic?
Answer: Because of their ability to work long hours under pressure and risk their own health for the well-being of others.
Card 4
Question: According to the text, what did war heroes die for?
Answer: For the ideas they believed in – for example, defending their country or fighting for peace.
Card 5
Question: What are fictional heroes, and what examples are given in the text?
Answer: Heroes from books, movies, or theater; examples: James Bond, Harry Potter, Batman, Thor.
Card 6
Question: What differences can fictional heroes have?
Answer: Some are handsome/strong and brave, while others are violent or possess superhuman abilities.
Card 7
Question: According to the text, how can anyone become a hero?
Answer: By performing a courageous act that requires a lot of bravery, such as helping someone in a traffic accident.
Card 8
Question: According to the text, why do people need heroes?
Answer: Because they improve people's lives, inspire them, build connections between people, and encourage us to be better.
Card 9
Question: Provide an example from the text of a job described as very demanding and heroic.
Answer: The work of volunteers in war zones or natural disaster areas.