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Proposition de corrigé GENERAL COMPREHENSION CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER 1- This text is an extract from: a- a newspaper b- a diary c- a novel d- a play 2- Characters a- Select in the following list the 3 characters present in the scene. Gandhi - Karim - Anwar - Jamila
Proposition de corrigé GENERAL COMPREHENSION CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER 1- This text is an extract from: a- a newspaper b- a diary c- a novel d- a play 2- Characters a- Select in the following list the 3 characters present in the scene. Gandhi - Karim - Anwar - Jamila - Anwar's brother b- True I False (no justification required) Karim is Anwar's son. False Jamila and Karim are cousins. True Anwar is Jamila's father. True Gandhi is Anwar's brother. False 3- Complete the following summary with words from the text. (one blank = one word) An old man is sick / ill in bed. He is talking with Karim and Jamila. He does not want to eat the kebab brought to him because he wants his family to obey him and his daughter to marry the man he chose for her. 4- Choose the right answer This text deals with: a- healthy food b- father and son relationships c- Gandhi's marriage d- family disagreement DETAILED COMPREHENSION 1- True I False, justify by quoting the text. a- The family is watching television. False. “as he always did at the television screen, except that it wasn't on.” (l. 4-5) b- Karim and Anwar do not have the same opinion of marriage. True. “'But it's old-fashioned, Uncle, out of date,' ” (l. 27) c- Jamila is free to marry the boy she loves. False. “'To marry the boy I have selected with my brother,' ” (l. 26) d- At the end Jamila is ready to obey her father. False. “Jamila started to punch the bed.” (l. 32) 2- The characters' feelings. Jamila: Read from line 1 down to line 5, pick out the sentence showing she has mixed feelings towards Anwar. “the pity in her face was overlaid with fury.” (l. 2-3) Anwar: Read from line 12 down to the end and choose four adjectives in the list below which best describe Anwar's attitude. Obstinate - modern - conciliating - easy going - upset - tyrannical - furious - open minded 3- Classify the following expressions in two categories: - the way the characters speak. - the way they look at each other. the way the characters speak the way they look at each other - It was reedy and weak - She was glaring - He croaked - He wouldn't meet her eyes - He stared So, you can conclude that: