Corrigé du contrôle frontière irlandaise : corrigé d’anglais 1ère – PDF gratuit à télécharger et imprimer

0,5 point par réponse. 1. Northern Ireland. 2. 1998. 3. Belfast. 4. 2016. 5. euro. 6. nationalists (ou republicans). 7. unionists (ou loyalists). 8. kilometres.

1 point par réponse. 1. A sign that changes from kilometres to miles. 2. It was lined with watchtowers and soldiers. 3. People cross freely to work, study and visit relatives. 4. They feared that customs controls would return and revive old tensions. 5. Because it was one of the most difficult issues, linked to peace and tension. Retirer 0,5 point si la phrase n’est pas complète.

1 point par mot. 1. a place where people are stopped and checked. 2. nervous or hostile feeling between people (stress, conflict). 3. to discuss in order to reach an agreement.

1 point par phrase. 1. The border has become invisible since the violence ended. 2. Many inhabitants feel both Irish and British. 3. The negotiations lasted several years.

Réponse modèle : A border can shape identity because it divides people who share a history. In Ireland, the line created in 1921 separated communities, and many people on each side felt different loyalties. However, since 1998 the border has become almost invisible, so people can feel both Irish and British. The Brexit debate shows that it still matters.

Critères : idée claire (1 point), exemple irlandais précis (2 points), organisation (1 point), langue (1 point).