【正确答案】正确答案： Should Public Figures Have Their Own Privacy? Public figures are expected to be role models for the common people. If they fail to live up to this expectation, scandals would take place, and they may face their career disaster. Despite this, I think their private life should be out of the public scrutiny. The protection of privacy should be honored by all people, otherwise, tragedy might follow. Take Princess Diana as an example. She was killed in a car crash, which was caused by the relentless chasing of tabloid reporters. This tragedy is a wake-up call for all the media and the Internet users who tend to abuse their power and pry into the private life of public figures. There are times when we do things that are intended for those closest to us. If we are ruthlessly nosy and expose others' private details, we are violating the privacy rights under the pretext of information rights. In fact, relevant laws stipulate what kind of information is accessible to the public and no one should be above these laws. In conclusion, it is true that "with great power comes great responsibility." But the responsibility is within the public service. Even role models have their innermost feelings that are not going to be shared by all.

【答案解析】解析： 本题属于“立场选择型”作文，涉及的题材是“社会热点”。该题要求考生对“公众人物是否应该有个人隐私”提出个人的意见。按照题目的要求，可谋篇布局如下： 第一段：从“公众人物应是普罗大众的模范”入题，然后转折指出普罗大众不应过问公众人物的私生活。 第二段：阐述原因。第一，所有人都应尊重别人的隐私，不管是否公众人物，以戴安娜王妃为例；第二，相关的法律规定了何种信息是可以向公众公开的，公众不能越界。 第三段：重申观点——即使是模范也有私密的感情，不想与所有人分享。