Corrigé langages et médias : exercices d’anglais 3e

1. newspaper
2. headline
3. reporter
4. podcast
5. channel
6. viewers
7. article

1. is (the news est singulier)
2. some information (indénombrable)
3. good news (pas de a)
4. piece of news
5. is (social media est le plus souvent traité comme un singulier ; are se rencontre aussi)
6. useful information

1. posted
2. follow
3. went viral
4. share
5. scrolled
6. influence

1. slogan
2. commercial (spot télévisé)
3. advertising
4. target audience
5. brand
6. advertise

1. LOL → c
2. BRB → e
3. IDK → b
4. BTW → a
5. OMG → f
6. TBH → d

1. Hello, I’m very tired.
2. That film was excellent!
3. I’m going to call you later.
4. To be honest, I don’t know what to do.
5. We want to go to the beach.
6. Thank you for your help!

1. Trainers (ZoomFit trainers) are advertised.
2. « Run your world. »
3. Teenagers who like sport.
4. Jordan Lake, a top athlete. This technique is called celebrity endorsement.
5. « Over one million teens already wear them. »
6. Superlative: « the fastest trainers ever ». Time limit: « 30% off this weekend only ».
7. Réponse libre, par exemple : No, I wouldn’t, because the ad gives no real evidence that they are better.

1. An anonymous account, @truth_4_u_2025. It is not a reliable source.
2. No, there is no precise date, only « next month ».
3. No. The post says newspapers want to hide the truth, which is a classic trick.
4. No, there is no evidence: only « a secret source ».
5. It wants readers to share it quickly, so that it spreads before anyone checks it.
6. The headline is in capital letters with three exclamation marks; the source is anonymous and secret; there is no evidence and no other media talk about it.

1. The news is terrible today.
2. I need some information / a piece of information about the timetable.
3. There is an ad / an advert for pizza on TV (ou a commercial).
4. My dad reads the newspaper every morning.
5. She has two million followers. (million reste invariable après un nombre)
6. His video went viral.
7. You should check the source. (pas de to après un modal)

1. The news is on at eight p.m.
2. She shared fake news / false information without checking it.
3. This commercial is on TV every evening.
4. Influencers have a lot of influence on teenagers.
5. This source is not reliable.
6. His / Her video went viral.
7. They advertise their shoes on social media.

1. Ne crois pas tout ce que tu lis en ligne.
2. Ce titre est un pur piège à clics.
3. La photo a été sortie de son contexte.
4. Les adolescents passent beaucoup de temps d’écran sur les réseaux sociaux.
5. L’entreprise fait de la publicité pour ses produits pendant les matchs de football.

Exemple de réponse modèle :

1. Have you ever shared a story that wasn’t true?
2. Fake news is false information that looks real.
3. First, check who posted it: is it a reliable source?
4. Then, see if other serious media are talking about it.
5. Look for evidence: facts, figures or witnesses.
6. Think before you share!