Contrôle virtuel : Citoyenneté et mondes virtuels. Durée : 50 minutes. Barème : 20 points. Matériel : sans dictionnaire, sans calculatrice.
Répondre en anglais, sauf indication contraire. La présentation et la correction de la langue comptent dans l’appréciation de chaque réponse.
Ce contrôle est à télécharger en PDF et à imprimer gratuitement : le bouton se trouve en bas de la page, sans inscription.
Énoncé du contrôle virtuel
Exercice 1 : Vocabulaire du numérique (3 points)Compléter chaque phrase avec le mot qui convient.
- A ___ is a copy of a person’s image created by artificial intelligence. (fausse vidéo)
- Online ___ means insulting or threatening someone repeatedly.
- A person who plays a video game is a ___.
- A ___ is a set of rules used by a platform to sort content.
- To ___ means to leave personal data unprotected online.
- A ___ is a digital identity in a virtual world.
Réécrire chaque phrase avec la structure indiquée.
- It is not allowed to share private photos. (must)
- People say that online games are addictive. (are said)
- Maybe he did not read the rules. (might)
- She regrets posting that comment. (wish)
- Users must be protected; this is vital. (It is vital that)
- They are not allowed to log in. (let; sujet : nobody)
Corriger l’erreur de chaque phrase.
- Online bullying affect many teenagers.
- He is used to play video games all night.
- The data was been stolen.
- They have less friends online than before.
- She suggested to delete her account.
- Citizen must protect their privacy.
Traduire en anglais.
- Chacun est responsable de ce qu’il publie en ligne.
- Les plateformes auraient dû protéger les jeunes utilisateurs.
- Plus on passe de temps en ligne, moins on voit ses amis.
Lire le texte, puis répondre en anglais.
Last year, a school in Leeds suspended a pupil who had shared a deepfake video of a classmate. The case prompted a national debate: should schools punish online behaviour that happens outside the classroom?
Lawyers argue that digital citizenship cannot be left to chance. “Teenagers are expected to behave responsibly offline; the same must be true online,” one of them said. Several schools now teach pupils how to check sources, protect their data and report abuse.
- Why was the pupil suspended?
- What question did the case raise?
- What does the lawyer expect from teenagers?
- What are schools starting to teach?
Écrire un texte argumenté de 100 à 120 mots : être citoyen dans un monde virtuel, est-ce différent du monde réel ?


