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écrite : Niveau A2 – It was 4 pm and very hot. – Suddenly a four-wheel drive car slowed down and stopped. – The driver was a nice young lady. – She gave me a lift. – But I soon saw/noticed that there were two guns in her handbag. – I didn’t say anything. – I was so scared/astonished/worried. – What could I do? – Finally, she stopped at a petrol/gas station. – And I managed to run away/ran away. Niveau B1 – I was standing on the roadside when a big four-wheel drive car slowed down and pulled up. – A

S.Jobs et Wozniack IBM -4 Millions ? -3500 ? ? ? cd /pub/linux 250 CWD command successful. ftp> dir 200 PORT command successful. 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for /bin/ls. total 4 drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 1024 Jan 7 16:11 drwxrwxr-x 5 root wheel 2048 Oct 17 10:02 drwxr-xr-x 7 lalot root 1024 Jan 23 03:10 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 24 Sep 21 07:44 ../../pub1/linux2/redhat lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 32 Nov 19 11:46 ../../pub1/linux2/redhat-contrib lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 27 Jan 7 16:11 ../../pub1/linux2/slackware

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Paris (The Last Time I Saw Paris) Richard Brooks Helen Ellswirth/Wills 1956 Géant (Giant) George Stevens Leslie Benedict 1957 L’Arbre de vie (Raintree County) Edward Dmytryk Suzanna Drake 1958 La Chatte sur un toit brûlant (Cat on a Hot Tin Roof) Richard Brooks Maggie 1959 Soudain l’été dernier (Suddenly, Last Summer) Joseph L. Mankiewicz Catherine Holly Golden Globe Award 1960 Scent of Mystery ou Holiday in Spain La Vraie Sally Kennedy (non créditée) La Vénus au vison

Libraries Almost from the emergence of the codex, inventions to assist with, or convert, the information in books have been proposed, developed, and sometimes even used with one degree of success or another. Ideas such as Ramelli’s scholar’s book wheel have regularly appeared and just as regularly disappeared only to be later recalled as interesting anomalies.2 In the past fi�y years, a�er a slow developmental phase, computer and information technology have truly transformed libraries. Vannevar Bush’s

In 1921 Harley was the first motorcycle to win a competition in an average superior to 160 kph (100 miles / hour). What is more, it is important to underline that during 1920s a lot of improvement on the motorcycles have been done (the front of the wheel and the gas tank). (The book of the Museum written by Shine and Official website- History-company-from 1903 until now-Mars 2010) http://www.harley-davidson.com/wcm/Content/Pages/H-D_History/history.jsp?locale=en_US&bmLocale=en_US • World

to mean any change in INTENSITY, COLOR, FORM or DIRECTION. Dynamic changes in all of these qualities take place in nature on a regular basis. Movement may also include the physical movement of a source, such as; a search light, police beacon, color wheel, special optical effect, moving projections, mirror ball, etc. Movement may be rapid or very subtle, slow and imperceivable. Such may be the case of a designer that provides a slow shift in sunlight from one side of the stage to the other throughout

answers: (1 point) Type of document : news report / play / interview / sports commentary / weather report Total number of speakers: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 ᕢ Match the names with the corresponding element(s) (3 points) Simon Calder Lonely Planet Maureen Wheeler Tony married mentioned reporter speaker guide book ᕣ What is the subject of the document? (1 point) ᕤ a) Which country is it about? (1 point) b) Quote two elements which are characteristic of this country: Listen to the document as

correct answers: (1 point) Type of document : news report / play / interview / sports commentary / weather report Total number of speakers: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 Match the names with the corresponding element(s) (3 points) Simon Calder Lonely Planet Maureen Wheeler Tony married mentioned reporter speaker guide book What is the subject of the document? (1 point) a) Which country is it about? (1 point) b) Quote two elements which are characteristic of this country: Listen to the document as many times as necessary

évoquant l’eau : flood, lagoon, lake, seaside, storm, tropics – termes évoquant des bâtiments ou parties de bâtiment : corridor, hut, piles, prison, roof, stairs, wigwam – termes liés aux transports aériens : boarding ramp, emergency exit, runway, wheels, accident, etc. Une fois ces listes établies, on fera effacer les mots qui ne peuvent servir à la description de l’image, et on proposera aux élèves d’utiliser ceux restants pour décrire l’image. This is the picture of a place in the tropics: we can