Anglais · Collège Prive Laïc le Fanion · Le Fanion · Classe de 3ème · Evaluation n° 1 de la Première Séquence 2021 2022
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SECTION A: GRAMMAR
Grammar
INTRUCTIONS: use the words in the tiles to complete the sentences Neither...nor, either...or, although, while, never, ever, only, also 1) .......... Mrs Moffa .......... Enaka believes that breast ironing is good for girls 2) .......... the bakweri took part in many wars, they .......... forbade revenge after the was an agreement 3) Did people .......... Question the authority of the makoke? Was she the .......... Authority? 4) .......... some people wanted war, the old woman tried to stop the conflict. 5) People .......... questioned the final decisions of the magne or muafo in bamileke tradition 6) The girls ............. Settled petty quarrels between the family ............they asked their parent to help them
10 ptsSECTION C: READING COMPREHENSION
Reading comprehension
The bakweri were warriors who participated in the slave trade. There were often wars between bakweri villages. But after the wars they tried to resolve their conflicts. They did this is many different ways. Villages formed alliances them against colonial intrusions. Marriages between members of warring parties were also promoted. This taught people tolerance and it led to reconciliation. Sometimes a third party was called to mediate in a conflict. Mediation forced people to listen to and accept one another. Revenge was forbidden after a conflict. This prevented conflicts from starting up again. As the bakweri, 'om'owa wambamki, weombaki weo.' (You killed our ancestors, but their descendants will offer you drink) QUESTIONS 1) Who do you think may have said these words? 'om'owa wambamki, weombaki weo' 2) Was this statement meant to cause war or to promote acceptance and tolerance?. 3) Fill the table below as indicated What the bakweri people did Why this promoted tolerance
SECTION D
Composition
1) Write a letter to your friend inviting him or her to come and spend the Christmas holidays with your family. Your address is PO Box 777, Limbe. Your name is Merlin or Marline, choose any name for your friend.
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Complete these sentences with words that make sense 1) You may not think women are equal but in the ..................... of the law, they are 2) The whole school is upside ..................... Today because of the protests. 3) They placed a flag on the coffin of the fallen ..................... 4) You have a ..................... Point, but I don't agree with you. 5) ..................... Ironing is painful and unnecessary. It is a form of abuse 6) We should ..................... People
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