Sujets d’anglais LV1 du BAC 2025, séries A1 et A2, avec corrigé

Exercice 1 · PART ONE: READING 40% · 8 points

1. A. Vocabulary

   A. Vocabulary 10%

   Find in the text the words or expressions corresponding to the following meanings or definitions. The indicated lines will help you. Write your answers like in the example.
   Example: 1 – mob
   1- large number of angry people (L.2)

2. B. Comprehension 30%

   Read the text again and say if the following statements are true (T) or false (F). Justify your answers by indicating the lines. Write your answers like in the example.
   Example: 1. F (L. 2).

   1. 2- About twelve men attacked the house of Marie's family.

   2. 3- Marie was living in a big house when they were attacked.

   3. 4- Before the attack, Marie and her family were living in peace in Zambia.

   4. 5- Marie and her siblings ran out of the room during the attack.

   5. 6- During the attack, Marie cried a lot.

   6. 7- The children helped their parents fight back the attackers.

   7. 8- After the war had ended, the killings continued in the DRC.

   8. 9- Marie's family left the DRC before the war reached their village.

   9. 10- Marie and her family walked for four years before getting to a safe place.

   10. 11- Immediately after they reached Zambia, Marie's family rented a house in Lusaka.

Le corrigé de cet exercice est offert, à la fin de l’énoncé

Exercice 2 · PART TWO: LANGUAGE IN USE 30% · 6 points

1. A

   The following passage is about Marie's life in the USA. To make it meaningful, complete each gap with the appropriate word from the box. One word is not concerned. Write your answers like in the example.
   Example: 1= proud

   speak	settling	refugee	nurse	trauma	at
   compassion	proud	left	graduate	where	have

   It's been four years since Marie Claire and her family first arrived in the USA. And she's (1) … of how far she's come. A few months after (2) …………… in Pennsylvania, she became the first person in her family to (3) …………… from high school, a mile-stone she never could (4) …………… imagined as a child. The following year, she was invited to (5) …………… at the U.N. about her experiences as a refugee first in Zambia, then in the U.S.
   Today, Marie Claire is enrolled (6) …………… Washington Adventist University in Takoma Park, Maryland (7) …………… she is studying to be a (8) ……………. Although she is grateful to her life in the US, she often thinks about Zambia, her mother, and the friends she (9) …………… behind.
   Above all, she wants people to have (10) …………… for refugees, to understand the (11) …………… they've been through. Like her, many of them have lost their homes, their relatives, everything they've ever known.

2. B

   This passage below is about refugees. To make it meaningful, choose the right options in brackets to fill it. Write your answers like in the example.
   Example: 1- say

   More than 25 million people worldwide are refugees, according to the United Nations. About half are children. Experts (1. speak / say/ tell/ talk) that more people are displaced today than (2) …………… any other point in history, largely because of violent conflicts (3) …………… countries such as Syria, Afghanistan, and South Sudan.

   In recent years, the international community (4) …………… been divided over what to do about the surge (5) …………… refugees. Many people worldwide sympathize with (6) …………… situation and are in favor (7) …………… helping them. Others, however (8) …………… that refugees place too much burden (9) …………… local communities. The United States has agreed (10) …………… accept just 30,000 refugees in 2019, the (11) …………… number in decades.