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Idols are people who you look up to, people admire them because they want to become that person and wish to one day live the life they live (only answering one cause you’re not supposed to ask multiple questions in one)

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Question 1 : Who are idols? Why do people admire them? An Idol can be a religious image or someone that people admire. The reason why people admire them is because Idols might have talents like singing, dancing, acting, and more! Or they just inspire many people to follow their dreams and stuff. OR they just want to be like their idol and hope that one day they can live a life like celebrities (That's just my opinion).

Question 2: How can one become a celebrity? You can become a celebrity in many ways. You can be a personal assistant, a stylist, a journalist,or maybe even a bodyguard. In these days, it is alot easier to become a celebrity. Social media and technology makes it easier. However becoming a "celebrity" takes time and commitment. It might not happen overnight but it is possible.

Question 3: Can also ordinary people be idols and examples for us? Who for example? Of course ordinary people can become idols! All the idols and celebrities were "ordinary" before fame. You can be an inspiration to anyone. You can inspire other people in many ways.

Question 4: Who are fictional heroes? I don't really know about fictional heroes but I found the top 4 fictional heroes, they are Atticus Finch, Indiana Jones, James Bond, and Rick Blaine.

Question 5: Do you have such an idol? If your talking about me, I really don't have an Idol.

I know these aren't all of the questions but I hope it helps. Have a great day :D

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Which of the following best combines and shortens what happens in paragraphs 1-3

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