Anglais · Collège Privé Billngue Montesquieu · Séquence 2 · Tleacd · Nov 2025
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Composition
Composition
Choose one topic from the proposed ones and write an essay of about 250 to 300 words. 1- Imagine a start up of a business that will solve specific problem in your community and meet with the needs of the population. Describe its process. present its importance and advantages. 2- Your friend Pascal lives in the village and wants to launch a new business. Write him a letter telling him some secrets and stages of business creation and success. Tell him where and how to start his business in the village. Your name is Thom Abena, P.O BOX: 580 Ebolowa
Dialogue
Grammar
Dialogue: Complete the empty areas in this dialogue according to the instructions in brackets. AISHA: hey, Jeff. Did you ______________ the the radio yesterday at 1 pm ( listened to, listen in, listen to) JEFF: no, I wasn't around. Tell me the latest. AISHA: there is the story of this 16 years old young girl who ______________ researches on how to make slimming tea for children under 15. (made, carried out, carried up) JEFF :that's is interesting. this will really solve the problem ofg overweight among children, She, has unveiled a mystery in the world of business in Cameroon. ______________ (what an, what's an, what) AISHA: exactly. They said it's a start up that was created ten years ______________ (since, ahead, ago) by her mum. The tea is called TEAKIDS JEFF: and where can we purchase it ? AISHA: TEAKIDS is ______________ everywhere. even roadside vendors deal in it ? (for sale, in sale, on sale)
Exercise 1
Vocabulary
Exercise 1: Fill the space provided with a synonym of the underlined words In Cameroon, many consumers ______________ prefer shopping on the road ______________ than entering in a supermarket. According to them the road is more affordable ______________. Whereas, many sellers prefer to take credit ______________, likewise, many other sellers would rather keep ______________ their money at home than in the bank.
Exercise 2
Vocabulary
Exercise 2: provide the right word for each definition 1- One of the community problems that slows down economic development in Africa is ______________ 2- Someone who sells goods in good quantities to other sellers is called______________ 3- A ______________ is an economy system that depends on people buying a lot of goods and services. 4- Automated Teller Machine ______________ 5- ______________ The person who pays the VAT.
II-
Grammar
II- Join the sentences below so as to obtain compound or complex sentences. follow the precision in brackets. 1- I was reading about someone. Someone developed sofware to help children keep fit. (complex sentence with a relative clause) 2- In December, my mother will purchase a new cupboar for her kitchen. My mother will buy a carpet for her living room. (compound sentence with a co- relative conjucntion). 3- Mr Abena wants to launch a solid business. He he doesn't have money. (. conditional sentence without If). 4-. Many people are window shopping. They want to buy their stuff for Christmas. (join with so that) 5- Aline doesn't shop online. Aline shops in an open market (join the sentence as you can)
Question 6
Reading Comprehension
Reading comprehension
Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow it Your-values are those ideas and beliefs that really matter to you. Your values will determine what you will do with money. Asking yourself, How do I use my money now? Will tell you alot about your money values. People use money in two ways: to buy things they need or want now and to save for the things they may need or want later. It's not about how much money you have, but how you use your money. It is all about the choice you make. Whatever the case, some expenses are fixed and other are variable. Fixed expenses are those payments and expenses that stay the same from month to month. Fixed expenses include payments such as a lease or house payment or car insurance; you generally have a contract for a set amount for those costs. They do not vary from month to month and will not change until the terms of the contract change. Variable expenses include expenses you can control on monthly basis. For example, you can adjust your spending on utilities, gasoline, clothes, food, entertainment, and many other products you buy each month. When making a monthly budget, fixed expenses are set- so enter them into your spending plan first. Then you can enter all your other expenses your income needs to cover all your expenses, which means you may need to adjust your variable expenses. After all, the the purpose of a budget is to help you meet your goals not limit your fun. Budgets are usually set up on a monthly basis, so you may need to multiply your weekly expenses times four to get the monthly amount. Also, if you make weekly or bi-weekly payments, you would also want to convert them to a monthly amount. When creating and maintaining a budget, set realistic goals. If possible, include an estimate of how much money you need to reach each goal and the time frame. Identify sources of income like wage, salary, allowance or some other regular sources of income. It is important to know what amount is available for you to spend each week or each month. Then identify and track expenses. Keeping a log of how much money you spend will help you stay on course to meet your goals. One of those expenses should be paying yourself by putting part of your income into a savings account. If you have money saved and you need to make an emergency purchase then you won't need to borrow money to pay that expense. Most experts recommend putting 10 percent of your income into savings, but the most important thing is to start saving. You can always increase the amount. It is important for you to classsify expenses into fixed and variable expenses. your fixed expenses may be difficult to change immediately, but you can adjust your variable expenses to keep you on target. preparing a budget is not a one-time event or something that etched in stone. It should be a flexible document that meets your changing income and expenses. taking the time to review things several times a year will allow you to make any necessary adjustments. Depending on your situation, it may be useful to review it even more often. Curled from Your Spending Your Savings, Your Future. WWW.financial Questions 1- Give a title to this text 1mk 2- What determines the money value of somebody according to the text ? 2mks 3- Name the 2 types of expenses mentioned in the text 2mks 4- According to the passage why is it important to draw up a budget? 1.5mk 5- The expression "bi-weekly payments' means? A- twice a week, B-once every two weeks, C- after every two weeks. Choose. 1.5 mk
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