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ROLE MODELS & CRUSHES BBC Online

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Q 1/6
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As a teenager, I had a _______ on my Leo DiCaprio.
30
love
heartthrob
crush
role model
Q 2/6
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Growing up, I _________ to be like my role model, a successful entrepreneur who inspired me to pursue my dreams.
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loved
gave
went mad
aspired

6 questions

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As a teenager, I had a _______ on my Leo DiCaprio.

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30 sec

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Growing up, I _________ to be like my role model, a successful entrepreneur who inspired me to pursue my dreams.

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30 sec

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Harry Styles is a __________, loved by fans worldwide for his charm and musical talent.

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30 sec

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Many girls in my school _______ a crush on the charming and talented James McAvoy, who has become a heartthrob among teenagers.

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30 sec

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As a young musician, I aspired ________ be as skilled and respected as Jimi Hendrix, a renowned guitarist known for his innovative style.

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30 sec

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Many teenagers consider Kanye West a __________, as his charisma and achievements make him an idolized role model.

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30 sec

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