The Life of Princess Diana

What was the global fascination with Diana based on?

• Her impeccable sense of fashion

• Her status as a royal princess

• The enigma of her personality

• Her philanthropic work only

How is Diana described as a child in terms of her preferences?

• She loved to dress up and wear elegant clothes.

• She was a bit of a tomboy who didn't like to dress up.

• She was very shy and avoided parties.

• She was a talented musician from a young age.

What was the first impression of the 16-year-old Diana?

• Shy and demure

• Cheerful, fun, and attractive

• Serious and intellectual

• Quiet and reserved

How was Diana described with the children?

• Strict and disciplined

• Shy and uncertain

• Happy, extroverted, and relaxed

• Formal and distant

What does the quote 'I am surprised that he/she had the courage to get involved with me' suggest about the speaker's self-perception?

• He/She thought it was a perfect match.

• He/She considered himself/herself a difficult person to be with.

• He/She believed that Diana was not brave.

• He/She felt that their relationship was a mistake from the beginning.

The phrase 'whatever love means' indicates a feeling of:

• Absolute certainty about love.

• Indifference towards the relationship.

• Uncertainty or cynicism about love.

• Overwhelming romantic passion.

According to Diana, eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia are described as:

• A simple dietary choice.

• A painful attack on oneself.

• A genetic predisposition.

• A sign of weakness.

What does Diana say has no 'harmful side effects'?

• Giving advice

• Hugging

• Strict parenting

• Public speaking

As a mother, what did Diana believe was necessary to help children become stable adults?

• Strict rules and discipline

• Making them feel valued

• Providing them with wealth

• Isolating them from the media

How did the speaker view Diana in terms of a role model?

• As a flawed example to learn from

• As an ideal role model because her actions made a difference

• As a cautionary tale about fame

• As a political figure to emulate