Voici le corrigé contrôle droits civiques : réponses, explications brèves et répartition des points sur 20.
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Corrigé contrôle droits civiques : correction détaillée
Correction de l’exercice 1 : Lexique des droits (4 points)1. segregation. 2. boycott. 3. march. 4. law. 5. equality. 6. freedom. 2/3 de point par item.
1. refused. 2. had worked. 3. gave. 4. had been fighting (ou had fought). 5. arrested. 6. had ended. 0,5 point par item.
1. A new law was passed (by the government). 2. Many protesters were arrested (by the police). 3. Martin Luther King is remembered today. 1 point par phrase.
1. In Montgomery, Alabama. 2. She was arrested. 3. It lasted over a year. 4. Martin Luther King. 1 point par réponse.
1. She refused to stand up. 2. They fought for equality. 3. Segregation was banned by law. 1 point par phrase.
Réponse modèle : The fight for civil rights is still important today. Some people are treated unfairly because of their skin colour. For example, many people march against discrimination. We should all defend equality. Rosa Parks showed that one person can make a difference. Critères : argumentation (1), exemple (1), langue (1).
Barème et conseils
Total : 20 points. Sous 10 : revoir les dates et le lexique. De 10 à 15 : travailler l’emploi du past perfect. Erreurs fréquentes : oublier was dans le passif, confondre law et lawyer.