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CORRIGE DE L EVALUATION "Transition Year in Ireland"

Ce document est un ensemble de témoignages de 3 jeunes irlandais, 2 garçons et 1 fille, qui nous parlent de leur année de transition en Irlande.
Le 1er garçon nous explique que l'année de transition peut se faire à l'âge de 16 ans et qu'elle est suivie des 2 dernières années du cycle terminal qui clot les études secondaires. Il est au milieu de son année de transition et il explique qu'il n'a ni devoirs, ni evaluations écrites mais qu'ils travaillent en projets.
La 1ere fille quant à elle, raconte qu'elle continue d'étudier des matières classiques comme l'anglais, l'irlandais ou les maths, ainsi que d'autres matières mais qu'avec ses camarades de classe, elle travaille sur un projet permettant de récolter de l'argent pour une oeuvre caritative : ils organisent un concours de talents pour lequel ils créent des prospectus et des publicités. Cela leur permet d'apprendre des compétences différentes et de travailler en équipe.
Le 2eme garçon parle des experiences professionnelles qu'il a faites jusqu'à présent : 1 semaine dans un supermarché et une autre dans un garage. Bientôt il fera aussi un stage chez un architecte et il est impatient.
doc 2 The map of India
1. What is the capital city of India?
It's New Delhi
Circle it in red.
2. Can you name other big Indian cities?
Mumbai, Calcutta, Bangalore...
3. What are the 6 countries bording India?
Pakistan, China, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burma
Highlight them in green
4. Color the seas and oceans blue.
 
doc 2 bisThe flag of India
1. Describe the flag of India.
The Indian flag is a horizontal tricolour, orange on the top, white in the middle and green at the bottom. In the centre of the white band, there's a blue wheel with 24 spokes.
2. Explain what the wheel represents.
The wheel is called the "Wheel of Law" and it shows the importance of justice in life.
 
QUIZLET : aide à la prise en main
 
The Caste System In Indian Villages CORRIGE
doc 6 : Magarpatta a smart city
questions :
1. Pick out numbers and introduce Magarpatta city
15 (years ago) - 26 (IT parks) - 35 (hectares) - 8 (new cities)
Magarpatta is the first smart city built in India. It used to be a sugar cane field owned by a farmer. Now, in 2017, it has been turned into 26 IT (Information Technology) parks. The farmer's family owned 35 hectares of land taht was sold to investors.
8 new smart cities are planned to be built between New Delhi and Mumbai.

2. Explain what is special about this city
Magarpatta is a showcase city. It means that it is a perfect example of an efficient, safe and clean environment and represents the ideal cities that are to be built in India. It differs radically from traditional Indian cities.

3. Give information on Shankar Magar (job, place of living) and explain what has changed for him and his family.
Shankar Magar used to own farming lands that he sold to investors 15 years ago. In his farm, he had a cow shed, livestock, a home and 35 hectares of sugar cane fields. Their life is not the same anymore, it has been a dramatic (spectaculaire) change for them.

4. Write the definition of a smart city (role, investors and priorities)
a smart city is a rapidly built city on lands once owned by farmers. Investors finance smart city projects because they represent the best of modernity in India. They provide the latest amenities, promote start-up companies and are the places where social issues such as gender equality and social equality are tackled. Some consider them to be landmarks of progress in India.

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Should Boys And Girls Be Allowed To Play Football Together In Clubs
Document 4 : CE A Sense Of Belonging + compte rendu
COMPTE RENDU SENSE OF BELONGING

The document can be an excerpt from either an autobiography or a

first-person narrative from a book entitled Fever Pitch, written by Nick Hornby and published in 1992. It deals with the school years of a man and the place football had in his life at the time.
Firstly, he introduces himself as an Arsenal supporter and as a first yearstudent. We will understand in the third paragraph (l14) that he is in his first year of secondary school and so, he is probably 11 or 12 years old.
Secondly, he shows that football brings people together whatever the team yousupport. For example, he supports Arsenal whereas his best friendsupports Derby County. Moreover, he also explains that he spent mostof his free time playing football or exchanging soccer star stickers.
After/Next/Thirdly/Then,he shows/ insists on the fact that football brings people togetherbeyond physical and social differences. For instance, he was the smallest boy in first year whereas his best friend was the tallest. What’s more the clothes (you wore) didn’t matter (l19).
Finally,he points out the fact that in his life, football has always been a way to make new friends or integrate new schools.
To conclude/As a conclusion, the writer wants to show that football is not only a game or a sport. It helps people to be part of a group but also to overcome differences.
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