Corrigé
COMPRÉHENSION
1. The
characters’names are Lisa and Thomas.
2. Lisa is the narrator.
3. Country: South Africa. A veld. (l.
32) / Exact location: Lisa's home. "You're here under my roof:' (I. 20) /
Time of day: at night. "Where can you go, at this time of the night?"
(I. 53)
4.
"And you're not going to tell me that, because the government uses
violence it demands a violent reaction" (l. 28‑29)
5. Lisa has
found out that Thomas has put a bomb meant for the President, and that innocent
people have been killed.
6. 1.l and
6 : it.
l. 4 and 7
: a thing like that.
2. She
finds it so shocking that she feels unable to use the right words.
7. "I
can't see how anyone can think of violence as a solution for anything." (l.
12‑13)
2.
"And you're not going to tell me that, because the government uses
violence it demands a violent reaction" (l. 28‑29) / “if you resort
to violence doesn’t it make you as bad as your enemy?” l.29-30
8
1.The
end justifies the means. (.l 26)
2. Because the government uses violence it
demands a violent reaction. (l. 28‑29)
3. “You are not going to”l. 26./ “don’t try to
tell me” l. 37-38
9.
1.Thomas. 2. people /Anybody. 3. Anybody 4. Thomas. 5. Lisa. 6.Thomas. 7. Lisa.
8.The victims./”innocent” people 9. People's deaths/ the fact that they
died.
10) 1. Patronised (l. 17). end (l. 26).
Demand (l. 29). Prevent (l. 32) .
2.
Starkness (l. 41). Further (l. 47). Dismayed (l. 51). Endanger (l. 52).
11) The man : grateful. /The woman :
shocked, tender. / Both: caring. / Neither of them: overjoyed, relieved.
PROJECTS CH 2
SPIES
p 23 LOGBOOK EXO C Speech tags
b. In dialogue 1: the reader knows who is speaking
and what he/she is saying.
In dialogue 2: the reader knows who is
speaking, what he/she is saying and how they are saying it; the reader knows
how the speakers feel.
c. In dialogue 2, the man “murmurs” and “moans”.
This means he feels very unhappy. The girl “confesses”, which means she does
not want to hurt him. Perhaps she is going to tell him an unpleasant piece of
news.
In dialogue 3, the man is very
angry; the girl wants to calm him down.
d. The line of silence means the man is so
surprised that he does not know what to say.
e. In dialogue 3, the reader knows the man is
furious, almost violent. Perhaps he suspects something is going on between her
and their boss.
In dialogue 4, it is more diffi cult
for the reader to know for sure what the man and the girl really feel.
p 32 LOGBOOK
Dialogue
1 :
Mr. O’Keefe
was sitting at his desk in his small office in Moscow. He was writing a memo
for his colleagues in England, when suddenly a beautiful young woman entered
his office and looked at the empty desk opposite him.
Dialogue 2
Mary took
the documents from the car as the man had told her to; just as she arrived at
the bar to give them to someone who was waiting for her, she was arrested by
two men in a blue car and was brought to a small room in an unmarked
building.One of the men was questioning her :
p.33 no. 3
"Are
you here on a mission? " asked the old man quietly.
"Yes,
I have to make sure there are no leaks this time" the younger man answered
coldly.
"What
do you mean?" he whispered
"Leave
no one behind"
"Do
you mean you want to get rid of me?" he asked in an anxious voice.
"Yes",
he said and put his hand in his pocket.
"But
why now? I’ve been living here for such a long time. I’m just an innocent old
man" he added.
"Sorry,
that’s the boss’s decision."
"Is
that true?" he asked.
"Sorry"
he replied, pulling the trigger.
Livre exo 6 passif
He was
kidnapped by 3 men ;
He was
pushed into a car and then gagged and blindfolded ;
He was
taken to a shutdown office and was interrogated...
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TRANSLATION EXERCISES Close
your eyes Ferme les yeux I
hadn't slept all night from anxiety Je n'avais pas fermé l'œil de la nuit
tellement ·j'étais angoissé The
robber will presumably be arrested soon Tout porte à croire que le voleur ne tardera pas à se faire arrêter Lots
of families went west in the early 1930s Beaucoup de familles partirent pour
l'Ouest au début des années trente. I paid $500 for this second-hand car. J'ai payé cette
voiture d'occasion $500. It's
about time you did as you are told Il est grand temps que tu fasses ce
qu'on te dit. This
exercise is exceedingly difficult - Cet exercice est d'une difficulté
extrème Jill
cried herself to sleep Jill s'est endormie à force de pleurer. I
had my car washed J'ai fait laver ma voiture. Let's walk back. shall we? Rentrons à
pied, veux-tu? My father is a doctor. Mon père est médecin. His shirt was brilliantly white. Sa chemise était d'une blancheur éclatante The children seemed happy, which surprised him L'apparent
bonheur des enfants le surprit She
swam across the river Elle a
traversé la rivière à la nage. He
looked around. Il regarda
autour de lui The two men inside the bar were watching tv. Les deux hommes qui se trouvaient à l'intérieur du bar regardaient la
télévision I saw a man with a black hat. J'ai vu un homme coiffé d'un chapeau noir He looked the picture of health. Il respirait la santé He
is astonishingly calm. Il est
d'un calme surprenant They
refused me the loan of a vehicle Ils ont refusé de me prêter un véhicule She never explained to anyone why she was afraid. Elle n'a jamais expliqué à la personne la raison de sa peur It was love at first sight. C'était le coup de foudre No
vacancies. Complet Keep off the grass. Pelouse
interdite This politician keeps lying. Cet homme politique ne cesse de mentir He entered the room in order to
give us some news / information. Il entra dans la pièce pour nous donner une information. (des
renseignements) I agree with you, she is very nice. Je suis d'accord avec toi, elle est
sympathique. I'm used to working in the
evening. J'ai l'habitude de
travailler le soir This one is different from that
one. Celui -ci est différent
de celui -là. In today's world, pollution
affects many cities. Dans le
monde d'aujourd'hui la pollution touche beaucoup de villes He died two years ago Il est décédé il y a deux ans According to the mayor, six
hundred people listened to his speech during the picnic. Selon le maire, six cents personnes
écoutaient son discours pendant le pique-nique. You are very successful ... Vous avez beaucoup de succès. This business is going through
an unprecedented crisis. Cette
entreprise connaît une crise sans précédent She gives me advice every day. Elle me donne des conseils tous les jours Many young people all over the
world want to enjoy life. Beaucoup
de jeunes partout dans le monde veulent profiter de la vie. He told me he saw a blue-eyed
girl.
Il m'a dit qu'il a vu une
fille aux yeux bleus. He told me a story about / that
deals with love Il m'a raconté une histoire qui parle
d'amour Everybody is ready for the
scientific experiment. Tout
le monde est prêt pour l'expérience scientifique. I've been waiting for two
hours.
J'attends depuis deux heures. One million consumers (manage
to be / succeed in being) reimbursed each year. Un million de consommateurs arrivent à
être remboursés chaque année. Take
advantage of the offer but tell the truth. Profitez de l'offre mais dites la vérité. |
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