Banque-outils pour l'évaluation Académie de Strasbourg
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Faits divers
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| E.B1.28 |
This is Phil Mercer speaking from Sydney. Good evening. Ben Southall, the British man chosen from more than 30,000 applicants to look after an island on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef has survived after being stung by a deadly jellyfish on Hamilton Island. Ben is recovering and he is in the final week of his contract with Australian tourism officials to promote the wonders of the Queensland coast. Phil Mercer, BBC News. |
We learn that Ben Southall… A works for BBC News B was chosen from more than 13,000 people C was attacked by a jellyfish D works for Mr. Hamilton |
C was attacked by a jellyfish | Annonce radio | Faits divers | Repérer des éléments pertinents Discriminer des sons proches Reconstruire le sens à partir d’indices |
| E.B1.33 |
Man:
What’s the matter, Madam? Woman: A boy has stolen my purse, Officer. Man: How did it happen? Woman: Well, I was doing the washing up. The kitchen window was open and my purse was lying on the table. Suddenly I heard a noise and a boy was already climbing out of the window. Man: What did he look like? Woman: He was quite tall and he was wearing a brown pullover… |
The woman is talking about: A a police officer B a robbery C a broken table D a small boy in brown. |
B a robbery | Dialogue | Faits divers | Repérer un champ lexical Trier Déduire |
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