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ÔĶÁÀí½â ¡¡¡¡Pop idols are those stars who burn even brighter than regular stars£®If a star is someone you can recognize on the street, an idol is someone who will cause an excitement at a public appearance£® ¡¡¡¡Without fans, an idol is just an ordinary person, like you and me£®As Reese Witherspoon once said while announcing the Oscar for best make-up, movie stars look just like ordinary people if you see them without make-up£® ¡¡¡¡I was once invited to a private party where about half of the guests were stars and the other half entertainment reporters£®Guess what?The good-looking ones were the reports because they tend to be young, and they shine without make-up£® ¡¡¡¡Some idols are born; some are made£®Most idols are created by a machine called the entertainment industry£®They may have some charms and talent, but not enough to become famous£®They are the raw material out of which a star, or even an idol is made£®An army of behind-the-scenes assistants will hype(ʹ¡­¡­ÔÚýÌåÉϳöÏÖ)or even make up their virtues(ÃÀµÂ)and hide their shortcomings£® ¡¡¡¡Paris Hilton is the kind of star who possesses no real talent but yet is quite well-known£®This is the result of endless hype£®If you are pushed into the public eye often enough, you can become an idol without having any talent£® ¡¡¡¡Television contest shows create a much fairer and more see-through platform where young people can compete and show their talent£®The soap opera is another platform for idol making£®These drama series are long, giving an actor great opportunities to be known£®The actors and actresses are always made up and beautifully dressed£®Now all they need is some good dialogues from the screenwriter£® (1) The writer seems to agree that ________£® [¡¡¡¡] A£® most stars are not as good-looking as you think B£® idols are born with talent C£® ordinary people can become idols if they wear make-up D£® most idols are not regular stars (2) According to the passage, most idols are produced through ________£® [¡¡¡¡] A£® making the best of their charms and talents B£® being hyped and made up by screenwriters and assistants C£® competing in TV contest shows D£® improving their acting and speaking skills (3) The author uses the example of Paris Hilton to show that ________£® [¡¡¡¡] A£® an idol is simply an ordinary person B£® hype plays a leading role in making someone well-known C£® a star often lacks talent D£® a good-looking one, even having no talent, can still enjoy great popularity (4) The author thinks the television contest show serves as ________£® [¡¡¡¡] A£® a platform for idol making B£® a competitive way to become successful C£® a fair opportunity to make up pop idols' virtues and hide their shortcomings D£® a way to select actors for soap opera

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