Conseils et Recommandations


Suivre les conseils pratiques ainsi que les recommandations dans la partie Bac 1998 (Sessions principale et de contrôle).
Question 1 : La réponse à cette question est très facile à trouver. Une lecture - même hâtive du texte - vous permet d'éliminer automatiquement les réponses proposées à savoir a, c, et d et opter donc pour la réponse b (the state of education in a school in a given city)..
Question 2 : La réponse à cette question se trouve dans le premier paragraphe (voir "I visit...") ; la réponse à  who ? est également claire (at the request of school officials) ; what for ? (who would like me to see education at its very best)..
Question 3 : Bien sûr la réponse à cette question est "No" (voir 2e partie du 2e paragraphe). La justification est également claire "Four of the 14.... voices" + ...... "no schoolyard" + "In a mathematics class ...... 15 kids" (début du 3e paragraphe).
Les autres questions sont également très accessibles. N'oubliez surtout pas de fournir les justifications appropriées (questions 4, 5 et 7).
Enfin les questions 6, 8 et 9 se rapportent à des explications de phrases ou de mots. Questions très simples et faciles à répondre (même par élimination ==> questions 6 et 9).

 

Corrigé

1. Underline the right option

The text is about :
a. a school for white pupils.
b. The state of education in a school in a given city.
c. Martin Luther King.
d. exams.

2. Has anybody told the writer to visit schools in the city ? Who ? What for ?

Yes / school officials / to see education at its very best.

3. Is Clark Junior High School really a good school ? Justify your answer with only two details from
    the text.

No

  1. Four of 14 ceiling lights are broken.
  2. The corridor is filled with voices.
  3. No schoolyard.
  4. 30 children in a space made for 15.

4. Are all the students interested in the lesson ? Justify your answer with two details from the text.

No - three students near me sleep through the entire period - she is polishing her nails.

5. Tick the right answer (×) and justify your choice.

      

x

1. a useless duty to perform ;
2. an important thing to do ;
3. a way to improve the situation of the blacks ;
4. a significant event.
Justification : It does begin to seem perfunctory.
       

6. Tick the right answer (×).
When she says, "it's like a terrible joke on history," she means :

a- the speech ;
b- Dr King ;

x

c- The fact that the school is named for Dr. King.
                                    

7. Tick (×) the two adjectives that best describe the black pupils and justify your choice by means of short quotations from the text :
On the whole, the young black pupils seem :

Quotations from the text :
     a-  confident in the future.
x   b-  irritated.
     c-  enthusiastic.
d-  disappointed.
1- Couldn't they find ....... poison ?
or why are all the dirty businesses here ? or a
school ....... but full of sewer  water.
2- It's like a terrible joke on history.
- every student ...... is black.
- It does seem perfunctory.
- a school ..... but full of sewer water.
                                       

8. Find the two words that mean the following:

a. he is giving his time and effort to his students (paragraph 2)
devoted
b. periods of ten years (paragraph 4)
decades

9. Underline the right option :

Sewer water (paragraph 6) is :
a. used water
b. sea water
c. drinking water