Lance Armstrong description d'une image

[Lyysa]

Bonjour, pour la rentrée des vacances je dois décrire une image, serait-ce possible que quelqu'un corrige mon devoir si j'ai des fautes si possible ? Merci beaucoup pour la personne qui veuille bien m'aider. Bonne journée.

1) The document presented is a caricature entitled "Lance Armstrong" drawn by Steve Sack, an American designer. In addition, this cartoon was published in 2012. This document shows us behind the scenes with some athletes during competitions because they use doping as a method to win all the races in which they participate in their field.
Why do many athletes use this method?
What is the impact of doping in the world of sport?

2) We can see a man on a bicycle. This man is dressed from head to toe in sportswear: a helmet, gloves, shorts and a jersey. With this outfit, we can then affirm that this gentleman is a cyclist and not the least because by looking at the name inscribed on his jersey, we conclude that this man is Lance Armstrong, an American cyclist very well known throughout the world. This caricature represents him, certainly doing a race. In addition, by analyzing the expression on his face, we can see that he looks happy, joyful. Finally, if we focus on the bike, we can observe that it is an almost normal bike but a part has changed, its composition does not seem usual. We can thus discern that what partially composes the wheels has been replaced by several syringes.

3) The cartoonist's intentions are quite clear. Through this caricature, the author wants to alert the world of sport as well as all those who do not know the dark side of sporting events and what athletes do to achieve their end. Win all possible competitions. He then denounced one of them, the famous sportsman: Lance Armstrong. Steve Sack has therefore revealed this part which everyone doubted. Athletes of all kinds, in all areas that may exist, use the doping method. This method involves absorbing chemicals or using medical procedures to increase the physical and mental performance of an athlete. This approach makes it possible to increase its strong points and therefore to have sufficient capacity to win all the competitions and all the contests in each sports field. However, we know that this is completely prohibited and that it is an act that can have very serious consequences. The author therefore wanted to denounce the negative aspects of the competitions and the disgusting manner which allows certain athletes to win them just like Lance Armstrong. The author uses satire in his caricature in order to criticize and denounce this type of practice.

4) In my opinion, this cartoon denounces, as the author tries to convey to the public, that everyone had doubts without saying it. He finally opens his eyes to the public and exposes all the athletes who illegally use doping as a method to surpass themselves and overtake all their competitors. I find that this image is a good way to unmask the forbidden secrets of some people and make them understand that it is a sanctioned practice that can cause grave dangers and even prison terms to all those who use it. For me, doping is far too easy a method to win competitions, that it is absolutely not fair play towards these adversaries and that it is above all something that can endanger the health of all resulting in, in some cases, the death of the individual. This cartoon is a good way to make it clear that many athletes like Lance Armstrong use doping and that it must be stopped before it is too late. For me, this satire is an intermediary to reveal the truth at best and therefore makes it possible to raise public awareness of this practice.

[Jean B]

Bonjour,

1) The document presented is a caricature entitled "Lance Armstrong" drawn by Steve Sack, an American designer. In addition, this cartoon was published in 2012. This document shows us behind the scenes the backstage area <les coulisses with some athletes during cycling competitions because they use doping as a method to win all the races in which they participate take part in their field.
Why do many athletes use this method?
What is the impact of doping in the world of sport?

2) We can see a man on a bicycle. This man is dressed  in/is wearing sportswear from head top to toe bottom: a helmet, gloves, tights/shorts and a jersey. With Judging from his outfit, we can then assure/confirm/affirm that this gentleman is a cyclist and not the least one because by looking at the name inscribed on his jersey, we conclude that this man is Lance Armstrong, an American cyclist very well known throughout the world. This caricature represents him, certainly doing a race. In addition, by analyzing the expression on his face, we can see that he looks happy, joyful. Finally, if we focus on the bike, we can observe that it is an almost normal bike but a part has been changed, its composition does not seem usual. We can thus discern notice that what partially composes the wheels spokes (*) have been replaced by several syringes. (*) les rayons

3) The cartoonist's intentions are quite clear. Through this caricature, the author wants to warn/alert the world of sport as well as all those who do not know the dark side of sporting events and what athletes do to achieve their ends, win all possible competitions. He then denounces one of them, the famous sportsman: Lance Armstrong. Steve Sack has therefore revealed this part which everyone doubted suspected. Athletes of all kinds, in all areas that may exist, use the doping method. This method involves absorbing chemicals or using medical procedures to increase the physical and mental performance of an athlete. This approach makes it possible to increase its one's strong points and therefore to have sufficient capacity to win all the competitions and all the contests in each every sports field. However, we know that this is completely prohibited and that it is an act that can have very serious consequences. The author therefore wanted to denounce the negative aspects of the competitions and the disgusting manner which allows certain athletes to win them just like Lance Armstrong did. The author uses satire in his caricature in order to criticize and denounce this type of practice.

4) In my opinion, this cartoon denounces, as the author tries to convey to the general public, that everyone had doubts without saying it. He finally opens his eyes to the public people's eyes and exposes all the athletes who illegally use doping as a method to surpass themselves and overtake all their competitors. I find think that this image is a good way to unmask the forbidden secrets of some people and make them understand that it is a sanctioned practice that can cause grave dangers and even prison terms to all those who use it. For To me/To my mind, doping is far too easy a method to win competitions, that it is absolutely not fair play towards these adversaries and that it is above all something that can endanger the health of all resulting in in some cases in the death of the individual. This cartoon is a good way to make it clear that many athletes like Lance Armstrong use doping and that it must be stopped before it is too late. For To me, this satire is a intermediary means to reveal the truth at best and therefore makes it possible to raise public awareness of this practice.