Terminology - -Reading Comprehension Au début de cet extrait At the beginning of this extract Citez une expression Quote an expression Lequel des mots.

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Terminology - -Reading Comprehension Au début de cet extrait At the beginning of this extract Citez une expression Quote an expression Lequel des mots suivants Which of the following words Rédigez vos réponses en français Write your answers in French Relevez des mots qui montrent / qui indiquent Find words which show

Relevez deux verbes qui évoquent Find two verbs which call to mind Relevez une raison pour laquelle Find a reason why Trouvez dans le texte Find in the text. Trouvez des mots qui décrivent Find words which describe Trouvez le substantif auquel se réfère le pronom “le”. Find the noun to which “le”refers

Pour le pronom en italique relevez le mot auquel il se réfère Find the word to which the pronoun in italics refers Trouvez un synonyme de Find a synonym (similar word) for Trouvez un élément qui prouve Find a point which proves Qu’en pensez-vous? What do you think? Qu’est-ce que vous notez à ce sujet? What do you write down on this topic?

Une phrase/expression qui veut dire A phrase/expression which means Le narrateur/la narratrice Narrator / story-teller Il s’agit de It’s about / it concerns / deals with A la fin de At the end of Comment avez-vous réagi à cet article ? What’s your reaction to this article? Selon l’auteur According to the author Point de vue Point of view