CLEAN : Museum dedicated to late Hungarian-born star Zsa Zsa Gabor opens

The transcript narrates a personal story involving travel, marriage, and fame. It begins with a discussion about a passport and travel tickets, leading to a reflection on a long-lasting marriage and the creation of a museum. The narrative then shifts to the experience of achieving Hollywood stardom, emphasizing the significance of having a star on the Walk of Fame. Finally, it touches on the legacy of appearing on the cover of Life magazine and the ease of giving away valuable possessions due to cherished memories.

What humorous situation is described in the first section involving a passport?

• The narrator forgot their passport at home.

• Jasha pretended to be younger to get a passport.

• The narrator accidentally took someone else's passport.

• The passport was misplaced in a bag.

What is highlighted about Jasha's marriage in the second section?

• It lasted for 20 years.

• Her husband gave her everything she wanted.

• They had a large family.

• She was married to a famous actor.

According to the second section, what defines a true Hollywood star?

• Being in a blockbuster movie.

• Winning an Oscar.

• Having a star on the Walk of Fame.

• Being on the cover of a magazine.

In the final section, how does the narrator feel about giving away valuable items?

• They find it easy because of the memories they hold.

• They find it difficult to part with them.

• They feel relieved to give them away.

• They regret giving them away.

What does the narrator reflect on in the final section?

• The memories shared with Jasha.

• The difficulty of living in Hollywood.

• The importance of wealth.

• The challenges of being a celebrity.