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EPREUVES COMMUNES D’ANGLAIS CLASSES DE TROISIEME

1.FAITES DES PHRASES EXPLIQUANT CE QUE TIM FAISAIT OU NE FAISAIT PAS AVANT QU’IL NE SOIT AMOUREUX DE BARBARA. USED TO / DIDN’T USE TO

a)tease her: Tim used to tease her.

b)send her short messages: He didn’t use to send her short messages.

c)find her stupid: He used to find her stupid.

d)sit next to her at school: he didn’t use to sit next to her at school

e)say she was a pain: he used to say she was a pain.

2.Ellen et Ben, deux amis de Debra,ont bien changé. Lisez les phrases et reformulez les en utilisant not any more ou no longer.

a) Ellen no longer wears make-up.

Ellen doesn’t wear make up anymore.

b) She isn’t late for school every day any more.

She is no longer late for school. (après les aux et be; avt les vbs)

c) Ben and Ellen no longer cheat during tests.

They don’t chat during tests any more.

d) He doesn't bully his friends any more.

He no longer bullies his friends.

3. A PARTIR DES ELEMENTS SOULIGNES, TROUVEZ LES QUESTIONS CORRESPONDANTES.

  1. Jake went to San Diego in 1989.

When did he go to San Diego ?

  1. He was talking to his neighbourwhen I saw him

Who was he talking to when you saw him ?

  1. l phoned Mrs March 2 days ago

How long ago did you phone Mrs March ?

  1. He gave her a beautiful ring

What did he give her?

4.Prétérit simple ou prétérit Be-Ving? Complétez ces phrases en utilisant les verbes suggérés.

  1. I (fly) flew back to London two weeks ago.
  2. It (start) started raining the minute we (arrive) arrived .
  3. Someone (take) took my mobile while we (wait) were waiting.
  4. When I (get) got home, she (cook)was cooking a cake.
  5. My father (not help) didn’t help her. He (watch) was watching TV.
  6. (you / see) did you see Debra when you(go) went to London?

5. Complétez ces phrases en utilisant soit WHILE, soit DURING, soit FOR.

  1. Someone broke into my flat while l was on holiday.
  2. He lived abroad for more than twenty years.
  3. His grandfather died during the Christmas holidays.
  4. l had to stay in bed for nearly two weeks.

6.TRANSFORMEZ CES PHRASES EN EXCLAMATIVES EN UTILISANT«WHAT» ET «HOW». HOW + adj / avd; What + N / GN

a. They’re nice people! What nice people !

b. She's so lovely ! How lovely she is !

c. It's an interesting trip! What an interesting trip !

e. He has such a lot of luck! How lucky he is !

7.VOICI LES REPONSES DONNEES PAR VOTRE GUIDE A NEW YORK. QUELLES QUESTIONS AVIEZ VOUS POSEES? HOW+Adj + aux + sjt(+ vb si  be)

a)THE CHRYSLER BUILDING:

Finished in 1930: How old is it?

Height: 975 feet (319m ): How high is it?

b)CENTRAL PARK:

Length: 4 km: How long is it?

Width: 500m: How wide is it?

c)THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING:

Windows: 6,500: How many windows are there?

Speed of the elevators: 90 seconds to get to the top: How fast are they?

The first Americans

When Europeans started to settle on the east coast of America at the beginning of the 17th century, there were already over a million native Americans living on the continent in over 600 tribes.

The tribes had very different ways of life depending on where they lived. For example, in Mexico, the peaceful Pueblo tribes lived in villages and were America's first farmers1. Their neighbours2, the Apaches, were nomadic hunters3 and warriors4, and moved across the deserts and mountains of the region which is now called Texas. The Iroquois were a group of tribes - a "nation" - that lived in the forests of north-east America. They lived in permanent villages and were skilful5 hunters and fishermen6, using canoes to carry them along the rivers and lakes. Another famous nation - the Sioux -lived on the vast plains of grass7 between the Mississippi River and the Rocky mountains. They depended on buffalo for food, shelter8 and clothes and followed them across the plains, taking their tents, or "tepees" with them. Like the Apaches, they too were warriors and often used to fight and steal from other tribes.

The whites take possession

ln 1838, .American soldiers forced thousands of Cherokees to leave their homes in Georgia and march hundreds miles to the west. The journey "the trail of tears9" - took nearly five months and over 400 Cherokees died.

The battle for survival

Treaties were signed which promised land to the Indians but be government did not respect the treaties and war broke out. The Indian wars, between the US army and the Great Plains tribes lasted from 1860 to 1880 but soon the Sioux were too weak to fight. Without buffalo, they had nothing to eat. ln 1890 a group of about 200 Indians, men, women and children, were massacred by soldiers at Wounded Knee. It was the end of Indian resistance.

Voc:1. fermiers; 2.voisins; 3.chasseurs; 4.guerriers; 5. habiles; 6.pécheurs; 7.prairies; 8.abri; 9. l’éxode (le chemin des larmes)

The Ghost dancer's song

Father, we are poor...

The buffalo are gone...

Hear us and help us.

Take away the white men.

Send back the buffalo...

Help us to be what we once were

happy hunters of buffalo

COMPREHENSION DE TEXTE

1.The first Americans.LISEZ LE TEXTE ET COMPLETEZ LE TABLEAU.

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name of the tribe / where they lived / Their way of life / their main occupation
1 Pueblo tribes / In Mexico / They lived in villages / first farmers1
2 the Apaches / Texas / moved across the deserts and mountains / nomadic hunters
3 The Iroquois / in the forests of north-east America / They lived in permanent villages / skilful5 hunters and fishermen6, using canoes to carry them along the rivers and lakes.
4 the Sioux / the vast plains of grass7 between the Mississippi River and the Rocky mountains / They depended on buffalo for food, shelter8 and clothes and followed them across the plains, taking their tents, or "tepees" with them / warriors and often used to fight and steal from other tribes.
5 Cherokees / in Georgia / homes / No info

2. Lisez attentivement le texte et répondez aux questions suivantes

1 When did the American army force the Indians to leave their land?

They forced them to leave in 1838

2 Which direction did the Indians go?

They marched to the west.

3 How long did the journey last?

It took nearly five months.

4 How many Indians did not survive?

Over 400 Cherokees didn’t survive.

5 Why did the war start?

It started because the government didn’t respect the treaties it had signed with the Indian tribes.

6 Who did the war oppose?

It opposed the US Army and the Great Plains tribes

3.Trouvez les synonymes de ces mots dans le texte

To colonize: to settle

Not strong: weak

Calm and quiet: peaceful

The war started:the war broke out

4.Traduisez la phrase du texte en caractères gras (fin du 1er paragraphe)

Comme les Apaches, les Sioux étaient des guerriers et ils se battaient régulièrement contre d’autres tribus ou les pillaient