Flamingo (Prose): The Interview · Class 12 · CBSE · Science English
Why do some public figures regard interviews as an intrusion into their privacy?
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Why do some public figures regard interviews as an intrusion into their privacy?
- A.Because interviews always discuss political issues
- B.Because interviews may expose personal opinions and private aspects of their livesCorrect answer
- C.Because interviews prevent them from publishing books
- D.Because interviews are conducted only by literary critics
Solution
Some people dislike interviews because questioning can enter their personal lives and reveal views they would prefer to keep private. The chapter contrasts this view with the belief that interviews can be valuable and truthful.
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