Why is Q and A considered the most awaited part in a beauty pageant?
1. Why is Q and A considered the most awaited part in a beauty pageant?
Answer:
These both help with communication skills. They help you learn to speak elegantly, knowing to think before speaking and looking at multiple sides of situations.
Explanation:
Answer:
Because that's the part where the judge's know who is deserving to win in the pageant
2. Best questions and for beauty pageants
what is the characteristics if a beauty queen?
what will you do to the environment?
how can you stop poverty?
if you were the president of your country what will you do?
3. Preliminary questions in a beauty pageant
What would you say to people who do not believe that pageants are a good influence on women? (Read: Why Intelligent Women Compete in Pageantry)
4. A candidate in a beauty and brain pageant who is going to answer the question given by the judges
Answer:
the candidate is answering the question given by the judges
5. tagalog questions use in school pageant
Paano ka magiging role model ng mga studyante dito sa ating paaralan
6. Make a sentence about pageants.
pageant is the most exciting event in our campus
7. ACTIVITY 1: QUESTION AND ANSWER PORTION...Pretend that you are one of the prestigious judges in the Miss UniversePageant. What would be your question to Ms. Catriona Gray? Write at least 2thought-provoking questions.
Answer:
1.Ms.Catriona Gray= When you win at this pageant what are you gonna do with the winning tickets and your golden crown
2.If you see someone need help to buy some groceries or something your gonna help him or no.
Explanation:
That's my only questionʕ◕◡◕ʔ
And i thank you
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8. example of this speech can be seen in beautiful pageant's questions and answers portion
Answer:
- How different would the world be if women were to rule the world?
- Is life easier for women or men?
- Does a woman sacrifice more than a man?
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9. Questions for high school beauty pageant
if you are given 1 million pesos what would you do with it?
10. What is the essence of sportmanship? Question and Answer pageant
Answer:
The essence of sportsmanship is that we can build camaraderie to our fellow athletes and is very important to exist in a game for it to be successful.
11. is beauty pageant a sport ?
Answer:
beauty is inside you
Explanation:
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Answer:
They are contests. They are Not sports.
Explanation:
PABRAINLIEST PO
FOLLOW NA DEN
SALAMAT
12. you are participating in a pageant, and the question you have pick isquestion ; you agree with the same sex marriage, why and why not? patulong po.
Answer:
I do not agree.
Explanation:
Why not?, because marriage sacred. Thats why there is a woman and a man in this world we are living, you have to love a man and a woman not a woman to woman nor man to man.
Answer:
yes I agree
Explanation:
in this world we can do anything we want. having the same sex marriage is not a bad thing or idea cause its our life not theirs
13. criteria for judging beauty pageant
Answer:The judges are looking for: overall first impression, sense of confidence, walk, posture, carriage and grace, personality, stage presence, beauty and sense of attractiveness, and appropriateness of the evening wear.
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14. self introduction in sports pageant
MY NAME IS MIRIAM I PLAY ___________ REPRESENTATIVE OF ___________
AND I
THANK YOU
15. Sample of question and answer in pageant
Why did you join this pageant and what will you do if you win this pageant..
16. Hi guys... Can you please give me a question for pageant... Then any answer pud plsss
What is the scariest thing that you fear when you get old?
I believe that losing my mother from my side is my fear as getting old because she is light int he world and by best friend I've ever asked for.
what will you do if you are not beautiful enough to be in a pageant or why did you join this pageant
17. kung ikaw ay isang kalahok sa miss universe pageant, anong wika ang gagamitin mo sa pag sagot sa nga katanungan sa Q and A ? Filipino o Ingles? patunayan
Answer:
ingles, para maintindihan rin ng mga nanunood at hindi rin mahiraoan ang transleytor.
18. as winning the pageant how will you represent your place in the national pageant?
Answer:
I'll represent the beauty of our county and our culture.
19. a candidate in a beauty and brain pageant who is going to answer the question given by the judge
Answer:
Impromptu speech,
that's the answer
20. what is the relevance of this pageant to pandemic?
Answer:
I think pageants are now an amazing platform to show that not all our dreams are cancelled, they're just put on hold. And for us, we're just lucky to make this one dream come true, to stand here, to spread hope, to rally people together in action and conversation and spark change, and together, I'm sure, we can make a positive impact out there on the stage. That is the essence of beauty pageants in the time of a pandemic.
21. this for pageant :why did you join this pageant?
Answer:
I join this pageant to make my family proud,and also I join this because I want to show to everyone that I can do it without their help I can do it in my own way I just believe in my self and my family is my inspiration to continue this pageant
22. example of interest in Pageant
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if you have a self confidence, and didictation to your self you become it. in pageant not only a beauty but also have a knowledge and your body posture, facial expressions and many more that you need to develop or encounter to be win...
Answer:
What motivates you to participate in the pageant?
1 BUILDING SELF-CONFIDENCE
The number one of a million reasons to enter a beauty pageant is to build self-confidence. Take me, for example... You would never catch me talking in front of large crowds, or being social at all... until my Mom entered me in my first pageant amongst 213 girls!
Taking part in a pageant will surely help to build a person's confidence because the event will be held in front of an audience of friends and strangers.
23. Philippine-based major international beauty pageant Miss Earth Pageant prepares open for all transgender woman category?
Answer:
No, the Miss Earth Pageant does not currently have an open category for transgender women. The pageant is open to all women aged 18-26 who are natural-born females.
24. Beauty pageant question and answer about tourism
In what way will you contribute to tourism as a beauty queen?
I will contribute to tourism by using my influence as a beauty queen, to promote the tourism of my country. I will show them by actions and by words that beauty is not just in the face but as well as for the whole country
25. Criteria for judging question and answer in pageant
Criteria
Answer:
Beauty Pageants are mostly for people who have the beauty inside and out and also the brains to match it. People mostly females join pageants to either exercise their “Winning competency” or to just plainly win the competition. There are some that takes small steps to get to their goal of participating in much more advanced tiers.
Suggested Criteria for Q & A:
Content of the Answer- 50 % Delivery of Speech- 25% Confidence and Overall Presence- 25%Criteria mean the main points of judging, though for obvious reasons beauty is already an advantage. Making a Criterion for judging requires experience in the competition or that specific field itself or uses resources and other bases for it.
Mostly deriving criteria from the very people joining, emphasize on their advantages and also try focusing on challenging rounds where it really gives them the experience of a competition or a challenge.
Other Criteria for Judging Competitions:
Their compliance with the theme at hand The contestant's Personality and attitude The audience impactLinks for other relating topics:
Examples of Criteria: https://brainly.ph/question/1199436
https://brainly.ph/question/2487628
https://brainly.ph/question/2487618
26. Activity 2: Q and A (5Pts) Recently, the Miss Earth 2022 was held in our country and Miss South Korea was proclaimed as the winner of the said pageant. On the controversial question and answer portion, If you will be given a chance to answer the exact same question, How will you answer it? Question: What is one thing that you want to correct and this world, and how would you correct it? Answer: _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________
Answer:
If I were given the opportunity to answer this question, I would respond by saying:
"One thing that I would like to correct in the world is the issue of climate change and environmental degradation. I believe that this is one of the most pressing issues facing our planet today, and it requires immediate action from individuals, governments, and organizations around the world.
To correct this issue, I would advocate for the adoption of more sustainable and eco-friendly practices at both the personal and societal levels. This includes reducing our carbon emissions, conserving natural resources, and protecting our biodiversity. I would also work to educate and raise awareness about the importance of these actions, and encourage others to join me in this effort to create a healthier and more sustainable planet for future generations."
27. are beauty pageants exploitive?
No because it is a contest and you need to compete
Sorry sa grammar
28. What is a "PageantWagon"?
Answer:
A Pageant Wagon is a moveable stage that was used to depict religious play cycles from the 10th to the 16th century. These plays were derived from biblical texts, and originated as a way to spread the message of the Bible
What is a pageant wagon used for?
A pageant wagon is a movable stage or wagon used to accommodate the mystery and miracle play cycles of the 10th through the 16th century. These religious plays were developed from biblical texts; at the height of their popularity, they were allowed to stay within the churches, and special stages were erected for them.
Who built pageant wagons?
the trade guilds
The pageant wagons, or large carts, each containing from one to three mansions, or scenic locales, were constructed by the trade guilds and were dismantled at the close of the season each year and stored.
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29. Pageants prayoridad kita
Answer:
ano yong question ❓
Explanation:
❓❓ano yung question
30. Article about buety pageants
Answer:
Origins of the Beauty Pageant
Contests to determine "who is the fairest of them all" have been around at least since ancient Greece and the Judgment of Paris. According to legend, a poor mortal goatherd, Alexandros (Paris), was called upon to settle a dispute among the goddesses. Who was the most beautiful: Hera (Juno), Aprhodite (Venus), or Athena (Minerva)? All three goddesses offered bribes: according to the writer Apollodorus, "Hera said that if she were preferred to all women, she would give him the kingdom over all men; and Athena promised victory in war, and Aphrodite the hand of Helen." When Paris selected Aphrodite in exchange for getting Helen of Troy, the most beautiful mortal of the time, he inadvertently started the Trojan War.
While ancient Greeks memorialized in myth the complicated relationship between beauty and competition, there is no historical evidence that they actually held contests for women. A "contest of physique" called the euandria was held yearly at an Athenian festival — but the contest was for men. European festivals dating to the medieval era provide the most direct lineage for beauty pageants. For example, English May Day celebrations always involved the selection of queens.
In the United States, the May Day tradition of selecting women to serve as symbols of bounty and community ideals continued, as young beautiful women participated in public celebrations. When George Washington rode from Mount Vernon to New York City in 1789 to assume the presidency, groups of young women dressed in white lined his route, placing palm branches before his carriage. General Lafayette's triumphant tour of the United States in 1826 also was greeted by similar delegations of young women.
The first truly modern beauty contest, involving the display of women's faces and figures before judges, can be traced to one of America's greatest showmen, Phineas T. Barnum (of circus fame). In the 1850s, the ever-resourceful Barnum owned a "dime museum" in New York City that catered to the growing audience for commercial entertainment. Some of Barnum's most popular attractions were "national contests" where dogs, chickens, flowers, and even children were displayed and judged for paying audiences. While 61,000 people swarmed to his baby show in 1855, a similar event the year before to select and exhibit "the handsomest ladies" in America proved a disappointment. The prize — a dowry (if the winner was single) or a diamond tiara (if the winner was married) — was not enough to lure respectable girls and women of the Victorian era to publicly display themselves.
Barnum developed a brilliant alternate plan for a beauty contest that would accept entries in the form of photographic likenesses. These photographs would be displayed in his museum and the public would vote for them. The final ten entrants would receive specially commissioned oil portraits of themselves. These portraits would be reproduced in a "fine arts" book to be published in France, entitled the World's Book of Female Beauty. Barnum sold off his museum before the photographs arrived, but in employing modern technology and in combining lowbrow entertainment with the appeal of highbrow culture, Barnum pioneered a new model of commercial
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