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Headline- Chloe Kim's Next big challenge: college

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Short summary- Chloe Kim has enrolled in Princeton University where she hopes to be treated like a normal student there so people can get to know her for who she actually is. Kim wants to choose a career that is not snowboarding.

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Jargons - N/A since this is a more of a feature article so they do not use many jargons, they just use regular terms. Unless halfpipe counts as one, then that would mean a 'U' shaped ramp course.

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Adjectives-  "Vibrant Californian with an infectious smile"

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Type- This type of article is a feature because it goes in depth into Chloe's life about what she wants her future to be and where she will be going for her college. It also dives in on some of her future goals that are not all related to snowboarding.

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 1. Her win was last year in the 2018 Winter Olympics where she won a gold medal for the Women's halfpipe in snowboarding.

2.  She got 98.25 points, more than 8 points more than the silver medalist.

3. Her rankings were first out of everyone else competing for the women's halfpipe snowboarding.

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All the competitors of the Women's snowboarding halfpipe.

Chloe Kim	United States	91.50	95.50	95.50	Q
2	10	Liu Jiayu	China	87.75	41.00	87.75	Q
3	11	Haruna Matsumoto	Japan	80.75	84.25	84.25	Q
4	1	Maddie Mastro	United States	83.75	76.00	83.75	Q
5	2	Queralt Castellet	Spain	71.50	45.50	71.50	Q
6	15	Cai Xuetong	China	65.75	69.00	69.00	Q
7	16	Sena Tomita	Japan	59.50	66.75	66.75	Q
8	5	Emily Arthur	Australia	30.25	66.50	66.50	Q
9	4	Sophie Rodriguez	France	65.00	13.50	65.00	Q
10	9	Mirabelle Thovex	France	62.25	64.25	64.25	Q
11	8	Kelly Clark	United States	41.00	63.25	63.25	Q
12	14	Arielle Gold	United States	17.50	62.75	62.75	Q
13	13	Holly Crawford	Australia	57.50	20.00	57.50
14	17	Verena Rohrer	Switzerland	16.50	55.00	55.00
15	6	Kurumi Imai	Japan	54.75	50.00	54.75
16	19	Qiu Leng	China	50.75	53.75	53.75
17	12	Hikaru Ōe	Japan	10.00	51.00	51.00
18	18	Mercedes Nicoll	Canada	50.00	48.00	50.00
19	20	Elizabeth Hosking	Canada	25.25	36.75	36.75
20	22	Kwon Sun-oo	South Korea	19.25	35.00	35.00
21	21	Kaja Verdnik	Slovenia	24.75	34.00	34.00
22	7	Li Shuang	China	24.50	9.25	24.50
23	24	Calynn Irwin	Canada	23.25	16.25	23.25
24	23	Clémence Grimal

Sports exploration activity

1. Snowboarding

2. Chloe Kim (athlete)

3. Chloe Kim was the youngest female snowboarder to win an Olympic gold medal at age 17 in 2018.

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-At the 2018 Olympics, she won a gold medal for woman's snowboard halfpipe. No loses on record.
-She will be competing at the next Olympics, she has participated in the 2-18 Olympics so far.
-She won the top prize, being a gold medal.

- Rules:

• Control of speed for skiing or snowboarding.

• Stopping on the piste.

• choice of route.

-There are not many platitudes for snowboarders as they are pretty lowkey in the sports universe. 
- Chloe Kim is considered a legend since she won the gold medal for the women's snowboard halfpipe at only 17.
-Air – A jump or leap where the snowboard lifts off the ground.
Base – The underside of the snowboard designed to glide across the snow. It is typically extruded or sintered.
Bonk – To intentionally hit (or bonk) a non-snow object, like a tree stump, with the snowboard. A bonk is a type of trick.


 Birthplace= Longbeach Califonia 
 School= Mammoth High School
 Teams= American female snowboarding in the olympics.
 Records set= youngest female snowboarder to win an Olympic gold medal at age 17.

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