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– composer des phrases complètes à chaque fois qu’il vous est demandé de rédiger la réponse. COMPREHENSION - EXPRESSION 1. Give the narrator’s name 2. a) When does the scene take place? b) What do the underlined pronouns refer to? 1. 'That 's only got to come from Wolverton.' line 23 2. 'They're bringing him from the house' line 25 c) In your own words, explain why the characters have gathered on that day. d) Describe the mood that prevails among the British people there. Justify

(10 pts) 1. Kim Soo Gey’s words reflect the convenience and practicality of this new technology. Indeed, he doesn’t have to go and find a place equipped with a TV set in order to watch his favourite programmes or catch up on the latest news. All he has to do is switch on his mobile phone and he can have access to his favourite shows wherever he is, for example on his commute to work. (3 pts) Remarques et commentaires Il est nécessaire dans cette réponse de faire ressortir le côté pratique de cette

goods of beer. But if we have a closer look to them we can see that in fact they have a common message, they depict the bad aspects of alcohol. Gin lane looks like chaos, people are sick, like the woman on the stairs who has syphilis, they are all dying or already dead. If it's not because of sickness it's because of alcohol or starvation. There is no food a an is eating a bone, people are thin or even skinny like the guy down the stairs. It doesn't seem to disturb them because they feed of gin. It's

model. Art is imitation. Furthermore art doesn’t imitate the beings but the sensible. Plato compare the work of art to the representation of the word that you can see in a mirror “ With it (the mirror) you can quickly make the sun, the things in the heavens, the earth, yourself, the other animals, manufactured items, plants and everything else mentioned just now” (Republic book 10) To elucidate this point of view we will briefly summarise plato’s ontology especially from Plato’s Republic but also from

Netherlands. As you can see, there is no UK there. The first question that comes to us is why. The answer is very simple – economic interests. In 1958 export of UK was distributed like this : EEC – 13% Rest of Europe – 13% The Commonwealth – 52% So trade with Commonwealth was much more important for the UK. It was dependent on the trade with the colonies. That has lead t o a conclusion, that it is more beneficial for the UK to keep better relations with the Commonwealth than with EEC. 2- Changes

applied to the actual practice of management than the others, and it has been the focus of some interesting international research. The background of achievement Motivation Theory It’s a theory which holds that individuals can have a need to get ahead to attain success and to reach objectives. Researchers have identified a characteristic profile of high achievers: First: * They like situations in which they take personal responsibility for finding solutions to problems. * They want to win

will minimize these differences and help equip you with a more wholesome understanding of Indian business to help you optimize your success. India is a land of contrasts. Every person you encounter will be a unique blend of Indian and Western Values. Moreover an individual’s behavior will differ depending on their socio-economic strata, educational background, class, religion, exposure to global business etc. Due the augmentation of globalization, Cultural life in India can be described as

Bull to a fastest time of 1m 18.773s, and his second-run lap of 1m 18.832s would have been sufficient to win him the pole too as team mate Mark Webber could not improve on his first effort of 1m 19.184s. The only man to get anywhere near the Australian was Fernando Alonso with 1m 19.987s for Ferrari, then there was a big gap to Felipe Massa on 1m 20.331s in the other Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton who achieved McLaren’s dream with a top-five time, 1m 20.499s. There was another big gap then to Nico

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year ago. Net income rose to $3.38bn (£2.08bn) in the three months to 26 December, from the $2.26bn it made the previous year. Apple said it sold 8.7 million iPhones in the quarter. Sales of Macs also rose 33%, although iPod sales fell by 8%. But the results were boosted by a new accounting standard that records revenue at the point of sale. Previously, revenue was deferred over the life of products. On Wednesday, the firm will announce a new product, widely expected to be a touch-screen "tablet"