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l'épreuve orale. "Not for Lads", excerpt from Billy Elliot (2001) by Melvin BURGESS I-Presentation of the doc (Source ( date( (Kind of document ( (also a film (Characters in the extract ( ( ( (What has just happened before = the picture( (décrivez l'image et expliquez ce qui vient de se passer) (Summary First paragraph = Billy and his father on their way back home Paragraphs 2 & 3 = back home

maintenance. First, I'll introduce our company and then you can ask me questions about the job that we offer. you can ask me about employment conditions for this post Employer: Our medical center is a hospital specializing in pediatrics disadvantaged people of lower class. We offer special services such as free care Applicant: How many people work in this hospital? Employer: We employ ten people. Applicant: What exactly is the purpose of your ad? Employer: We need an assistant who will help

or spare time or other voluntary activities but do not write solely about your course work. Please type your answers in the space provided. Anything written on another page will not be corrected. For use by the teacher only Grade: Comments: Planning, implementation and achieving results Describe a challenging project, activity or event which you have planned and taken through to a conclusion. Include your objective, what you did, any changes you made to your plan and state how you measure

involvement raised a burning issue in Americans mind : Was the US right or wrong to get involved in such a conflict ? Thus, it is necessary to wonder what sort of consequences can have a situation like this on the concerned population. What were the American reactions concerning the US involvement and soldiers actions during and after the vietnam war ? And what were the impacts of such a war on the American civils and veterans ? All the more so as it seems obvious that Media played a main role in that case

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Huck and Jim find the men's boat and glide down the river. They search for their raft. Huck feels bad about the men in the wreck and so he comes up with a plan to fix it. However, the rain prevents him from carrying the plan out. They come across a captain and Huck makes up a story about the gang on the wreck. He pleads for the captain to go and rescue the gang, and he agrees. Huck knows that what he did is a good thing, and he is proud of himself for it. Huck and Jim sink the boat, hide the raft

blew out of the mailman's hands, into the house and the front door slammed in his face. Mrs. Pennington ran to pick up the mail. "Oh my," she said. Tommy was watching the shutters open and then shut, open and then shut. b)-This story talks about a boy, Tommy that whishes he could be a leaf to see new thing he had never seen before. He becomes a leaf and meets two other ones : a maple leaf and an old leaf. They end up in a city dump and there Tommy's mum pics him up and brings him back home

Self Assessment Dare You Say What You Think? The Social-Desirability Scale Do you say what you think, or do you tend to misrepresent your beliefs to earn the approval of others? Do you answer questions honestly, or do you say what you think other people want to hear? Telling others what we think they want to hear is making the socially desirable response. Falling prey to social desirability may cause us to distort our beliefs and experiences in interviews or on psychological tests. The bias toward

getting slowly drunk with the event’s organiser, an entrepreneur who helped raise a ridiculous sum of money for a business networking site that had projected revenues of precisely zero. His mantra, he tells me, is ‘revenue is the enemy’. It’s not clear what that means, but I have to admit it sounds great. A microphone is being passed around and we’re watching and listening as a succession of young – mostly under forty – men – they’re mostly men – rattle off their CVs and their future plans. ‘He,’ whispers

was blue, and decided to phone her mother in Cleveland. ‘Hi, Mom. It’s me.’ ‘Oh, darling. Your daddy and I were just talking about you. There was this crazy man on McMillan and Wife1 who was strangling all these secretaries, and I just couldn’t help thinking...’ ‘Mom ...’ ‘I know. Just crazy ol’ Mom, worrying herself sick over nothing. But you can never tell about those things. Look at that poor Patty Hearst2 locked up in that closet with all those awful ...’ ‘Mom ... long distance.’ ‘Oh