Correction DS type Bac
LV2
Compréhension :
Doc A
1. « poor Jewish families » l. 2 – « lived in a small
crowded apartment » l.3
2. She was called “girlie” unlike
the boys who were called by their real names. Moreover, she was taken out of school during the Depression whereas the boys still went to school. Later on, she had to give up her job
when she got married.
3. “ “Luckily… a local teacher insisted that her parents put her back
into school (l. 13-14)
4. 1: ‘David’s had to hire four people to replace her’ (l. 16-17) 2.
‘helping to save the family from financial ruin” (l. 20) 3. “ Girlie ended up
with a profit margin that apple would envy” (l. 23)
Doc B
7. Ronda, the narrator - her mother – Jimmy Pedro – the event
organizer- kids…
8. Jimmy is a famous athlete, an Olympic
champion. He is here to present awards to promising young kids.
9. No it isn’t. “ the Future Olympic
Champion’ award” (l. 20)
10: the answer is c: discouraged
/moved/excited
-
“the disappointment I had felt
on the way to the clinic returned…’ l. 5
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“ ‘I felt my cheeks flush” l.
29
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‘I was thrilled’ l. 33
Doc A et B
12. Both Rosalind and Jimmy
are very successful in their field:
one as a businesswoman and the other as an athlete. Sheryl and Ronda admire
them for their achievements and are inspired by their example. They both followed in their heroes’
footsteps.
13. Roselind grew up in an era when women were expected to stay at
home to take care of their husbands and their children. As for Ronda, she was a girl in a sport dominated by boys. They
both had to overcome prejudice and
sexual stereotypes to assert themselves and
succeed in their fields.
EXPRESSION
Respecter le nb de mots
Faire des paragraphes
Utiliser des mots de liaison
Vérifier la syntaxe : sujet – vb – complément
Adjectif + nom : a strong
woman
Vérifier les temps : le présent – le prétérit
– le present perfect (has/have + EN) – le futur – le conditionnel (would + vb)
Vocabulaire à retenir : equal – equality – inequality – the same … as – they
are on an equal footing
Grammaire: more… than – er .. than – (more important than – easier
than)
