Flashcards on Types of Role Models and Their Impact

Types of Role Models and Their Impact: A Student's Guide

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Who are three basic categories of role models for kids described here?

a) Real people they know personally (e.g., mother, family member, trainer, friend); b) Real people they don't know personally but see on TV/Internet (

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Role Models

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Question: Who are three basic categories of role models for kids described here?

Answer: a) Real people they know personally (e.g., mother, family member, trainer, friend); b) Real people they don't know personally but see on TV/Internet (

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Question: Give an example of a role model who is a real person a child knows personally.

Answer: Their mother, another family member, a trainer, or a friend they interact with directly.

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Question: Give an example of a role model who is a real person a child does not know personally.

Answer: A celebrity seen on TV or the Internet such as famous singers, sportspeople, actors/actresses, or historical figures like Napoleon.

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Question: Give an example of a fictional role model for kids.

Answer: A character from a book, film, or PC game such as Spiderman or Superman.

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Question: What kinds of famous real people are mentioned as role models seen on TV or the Internet?

Answer: Famous singers, sportsmen/women, actors/actresses, and historical figures.

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Question: What is meant by a fictional character as a role model in this content?

Answer: A character from fiction—books, films, or computer games—that children admire or emulate (e.g., Spiderman, Superman).

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Question: According to the content, can family members be role models?

Answer: Yes—family members like a mother are listed as typical personal role models for kids.