Art & Photography
Bags & Everyday Life
Birthdays & Personal Memories
Friendship & Growing Up
Online Friends & Social Connections
100

What does she say about the quality of the photographs they take?

They wouldn't say their photographs are good.

100

Approximately how heavy does she joke that their purse can become?

About 20 kilograms.

100

How far in advance did she choose their birthday outfit as a child?

About two months in advance.

100

According to she said, should the goal of friendship simply be popularity?

No, the goal should be to build meaningful friendships.

100

What kind of image can people create for themselves on social media?

A carefully edited or curated image.

200

Why does she think taking pictures of oneself is limited?

Because it is difficult unless you take a selfie.

200

What two things does she consider when choosing a bag for an occasion?

Their outfit and where they are going.

200

What accessories did she plan to match with their birthday dress?

 Matching shoes and hair accessories.

200

What does she say trusted friends can provide over the long term?

People you can trust and keep in your life for a long time.

200

According to her, is online information always genuine?

No, much of it may be edited or misleading.

300

What does she say about their knowledge of different kinds of art?

It depends on the kind of art.

300

What three items might someone need to carry in a bag to the office?

A laptop, a phone, and paperwork.

300

Besides giving out sweets, what did she enjoy being able to do at school on their birthday?

 Take a period off and skip class.

300

What does she say parents cannot do for their children forever?

Shield them from every possible bad experience.

300

What can adults be more careful about when interacting with other adults?

What they say and reveal about themselves.

400

Which two forms of art does she mention enjoying besides cinema?

Movies and music.

400

What qualities does she associate with an elegant evening bag?

It should be smaller, sleek, and elegant.

400

Why does she say childhood birthdays at school were especially exciting?

It was a special day when they could wear their own clothes and hand out sweets instead of following the usual school routine.

400

What example does she use to explain how quickly children can connect with one another?

Two children can be put in a room and start talking within seconds.

400

Name two parts of adult life that can make meeting new friends more difficult.

Work and family. (Other acceptable answers include routines and going to the gym.)

500

How does she express uncertainty about their interest in art?

They say it depends on what kind of art it is.

500

Why might someone need a much bigger bag when travelling with family?

To carry the belongings of the whole family.

500

What did she do after the first attempt to become friends with the girl was unsuccessful?

They saw each other over the following days and eventually became best friends.

500

Why might two adults who meet in their thirties find it difficult to build the same bond as childhood friends?

They have missed years of shared experiences and must learn about each other's lives from the beginning.

500

Does she believe adults cannot form meaningful friendships? Explain.

No. Adults can make incredible friendships later in life, but it is generally harder than making friends as children.

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