Activity Answers
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is this article primarily about? A. Everyday celebrity objects can have immense value to some buyers. B. Some celebrity auction items are purchased for sentimental reasons. C. Auctions of celebrity items can often be used to raise money for charity. D. Purchasing celebrity items taps into humans’ need to acquire valued objects. | Everyday celebrity objects can have immense value to some buyers. |
| Why did the author include this passage? | To illustrate the bizarre |
| Which is the closest antonym for the word splurge, as it is used in the article? A. hesitate B. focus C. conserve D. fulfill | fulfill |
| Which passage from the article best supports the idea that what people find valuable depends on the individual? | And what might be considered one person’s trash, like a… |
| … fingernail different? | The teacup was sold on eBay, while the fingernail was not. |
| … | There are better ways to spend money than at auctions of celebrity items. |
| … | a celebrity auction item is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it |
| Which phrase from the passage helps you understand the meaning of the word universal? | existed across time, cultures, and people. |
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