i'll give brainliest. write a brief monologue in first person about Gabrielle Douglas (Gabby Douglas)

Answer:

Gabrielle Douglas is a US Women's Artistic gymnast. At the 2012 London Summer Olympics, she won gold medals in both the team and individual all-around competitions. Gabrielle is the first woman of color of any nationality and the first African-American gymnast in Olympic history to become the Individual All-Around Champion. She is also the first American gymnast to win gold in both the gymnastic individual all-around and team competitions at the same Olympic games.

Gabrielle was introduced to gymnastics by way of a cartwheel. Her older sister, Arielle – a former gymnast and competitive cheerleader, was determined to teach the toddler the sport she loved. Gabrielle immediately picked up her older sister’s love of the sport and soon taught herself how to do a one armed cartwheel.

Although a four year old Gabrielle vividly remembers flipping around the house and off the furniture, there was a bit of a delay in beginning her formal training. After four years of poking and prodding, Arielle convinced their mother, Natalie Hawkins, to allow Gabrielle to train at a local gym. Once formal training began, another two years was all it took for Virginia to crown Gabrielle as the new 2004 Gymnastics State Champion.

Gabrielle soon reached her peak at her local gym, quickly accumulating numerous victories and top finishes over the next few years. The task became clear; Gabrielle had to convince her mother to allow her, the youngest, to move across the country in pursuit of her Olympic dream. This would allow her an opportunity to train under elite coach Liang Chow in West Des Moines, IA.  At age 14, having overcome a number of obstacles placed before her, Gabrielle left Virginia Beach and her family in order to relocate to Iowa. In 2014, Gabrielle moved to Westerville, OH where she currently trains with coaches, Christian Gallardo and Kittia Carpenter.

Since leaving home in 2010, Gabrielle helped Team USA win gold at the 2011 and 2015 World Championships, placed first at the 2012 Olympic Trials (earning the only guaranteed spot on the Olympic Team), was a silver medalist in the all around at the 2015 World Championships, and won the gold medal in the all around at the 2016 AT&T American Cup. Gabrielle also had the highest all around score at the 2012 American Cup, however her scores did not count because she was competing as an alternate athlete.  

Gabrielle is currently a 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic hopeful.

You don't have to write all of this though, you can write some of it.

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1. How do these pictures show aspects of Japanese culture?​

2. What similarities with other East Asian countries can you identify in these objects?

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Nicolas keeps hearing his parents talk about the British Invasion. He has no idea what they are referring to. How would someone BEST describe this event to Nicolas?

A) Many British musical groups found success in America.

B) British troops were stationed in homes across the United States.

C) Radio stations refused to play music that wasn’t from Britain.

D) The Beatles were forced to stop playing music to fight in wars.

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What made you feel the most connected with Presidents Bush and Clinton as they spoke?
the way they made eye contact with me
the volume they used to speak their words
the speed at which they spoke
the natural way in which they spoke
their body language and facial expressions
the confidence they projected
their welcoming posture



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I will award brainliest for whoever answers correctly! ( For genshin impact fans only)

Zhongli is:

A. A snack
B. an old man with crippling bones
C. the geo archon
D. all of the above

Guess the Harry Potter Movies by emoji. I've never watched or read HP so can someone please help, I really wanna win. Thank you (also make sure you click on it because there is 7)​

1. The majority of prehistoric art dates from… (1 points)
…and lasted until… (1 points)
2. What is unique about the cave paintings at Pech‐Merle in France? (2 points)
3. The most famous prehistoric sculpture is known as: (1 points)
4. Stonehenge is considered to be what type of monument? (1 points)
5. List the reasons Stonehenge has been the topic of so much debate: (2 points)
Module 2 Homework
Before attempting the Module Exam, you should be familiar with the
concepts below. Use your notes from each lesson to help you complete
this worksheet. Review any lessons where you feel a lack of
understanding. You will turn in this worksheet at the end of the module.
6. What caused the Lascaux Caves to begin to deteriorate? (1 points)
7. Are there any humans depicted in the Lascaux Caves? If so, describe: (2 points)
8. List the distinct periods Ancient Egyptian History can be divided into: (1 points)
9. The Palette of describes the reign of the first king of the unified state of the
Early Dynastic Period. (1 points)
10. is the largest of the Great Pyramids at Giza. (1 points)
11. Use the diagram below to compare and contrast the Pyramids at Giza with the Pyramid
of Djoser. (Hint: use the white spaces on each side to describe their differences. Use the
gray, overlapping space to describe their similarities.) (5 points)
Pyramids at Giza Similarities Pyramid of Djoser

12. In about 2181, collapsed. This caused about 150 years of
in Egypt. (1 points)
13. In about 2055 BCE, the country was reunited by . This marked the
beginning of the . (1 points)
14. What is unique about King Tutankhamun’s tomb? (2 points)
15. What are the major features of the funerary temple of Ramses II? (3 points)
16. Describe the system of writing used by the ancient Sumerian culture. What did the ancient
Sumerians use this form of writing for? (3 points)
17. What other types of artwork were the ancient Sumerians known for? (1 points)
18. What is unique about the Stele of Naram‐Sin? (1 points)
19. What was one of Hammurabi's greatest achievements? (1 points)
20. Where can the most famous version of Hammurabi’s laws be found? (1 points)
21. Describe the features of lamassu sculptures. (3 points)
22. What is one of the great artistic creations of the Assyrian Empire? (1 points)
23. Describe the Ishtar gate: (2 points)
24. What three cultures flourished in the Aegean region during the Bronze Age? (1 point)
25. Describe the features of the Minoan fresco at Knossos. (5 point)
26. The Mask of Agamemnon is made of gold using a technique called . (1 point)
27. Is the Mask of Agamemnon actually believed to be the famed Mycenaean king? Why or
why not? (2 point)
28. What can be listed as the chief artistic achievements of the Ancient Greeks? (1 point)
29. List the main differences between black‐figure and red‐figure Greek pottery. (5 point)
Black‐
Figure
Red‐Figure

30. During which of these periods was Greek sculpture at its peak? (1 point)
31. What material was favored by the Greeks to create sculptures and why? (2 point)
32. Why do so few Classical Greek sculptures remain? (2 point)
33. Describe Myron’s most well‐known sculptures. (3 point)
34. Define Expressionism. (3 point)
35. For what purpose was the Greek Parthenon built? (1 point)
36. List the types of figures that can be seen on the frieze of the Parthenon. (3 point)
37. The Etruscans had beliefs similar to the . (1 point)
38. How are women depicted in Etruscan frescos and sarcophagi and what does this suggest?
(3 point)
39. What was a result of the fact that many Etruscan artists worked for Romans after the
fall of Etruria? (2 point)
40. How does the statue of Augustus of Primaporta support the idea that he was godlike? (3
point)
41. Fill in the table below with the main differences between the statue of Augustus
and Trajan’s Column. (5 point)
Statue of Augustus Trajan’s
Column



42. Describe the features of the Roman Aqueduct. (5 point)
43. Describe the main features and purpose of the Roman Colosseum. (5 point)
44. The Byzantine Empire was Christian. Explain this and how it relates to Byzantine art: (5
points)
45. Describe iconoclasm and its effect on artworks of the Early Byzantine Empire: (5 points)
46. Did any artworks besides architecture survive iconoclasm? If so what? (2 points)
47. What feature makes Hagia Sophia unique for its period? (1 points)
48. How does the cathedral in Monreale, Italy show Byzantine influence? (2 points)
49. What is the oldest surviving Islamic sanctuary? How does it reflect Byzantine
architecture? How is it different? (3 points)
50. Describe the Great Mosque in Cordoba. What other cultures’ influences are present? (3
points)

Brainstorm Ideas - How can you show “Change” ? List as many ideas as you can.

2. Fair use does not require you to add new meaning
True
O False

Which of the following is an example of anthropomorphism?

The teacher gave me notes to go out and give Kelly... she was kissing Brendon, I got Jelly. Mommy why do I feel sad? Should I give him away or feel this bad? ‘No no no, don’t you choke...


Song? :D

How the principles of art, including shape, color, texture, line, and space, are used in this photo of art.

Totally a cat drawing and not at all a picture of my cat

Refer to your Pink and Say book for a complete version of this text. To Say, the ability to read is an important skill. What does the ability to read mean to Pink? A. It means one is successful. B. It is a way to entertain others. C. It means freedom. D. It prevents boredom.

can somebody give me the basics of what a tropical storm is?

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Mamma Mia musical summary

Which of the following objects most closely identifies with a 'cartouche' in Egyptian writing?

A couch would be considered what type of prop?
Hand Prop
Decorative Prop
Set Prop
Consumable Prop

1. Copy this on a sheet of paper. a. Write the note name for each note (C, D, E,...). b. Write the solfege for each note.​

What can you tell about the future in “The Fun They Had”

The design of a work of art influences the
a. content
b. subject matter
c. form
d. composition

what are the key concepts/ideas in form and timbre​