TD Anglais 3e

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GRAMMAR
Choose the correct answer from those in brackets.

Modern technology has……………………advantages.(much, many, few)
We need …………………..flour to bake …………… bread.(much, some, fewer)
Our family is made up of………….children and grand children.(much, many, some, a lot of
My father has………………………….money. He is wealthy. (a lot of, lots of, many)
Sarah Etongue is……………………….at athletism. (for good, good at)
Cameroonians are united……………….…...(good at, for good)
Leonel Messi is ……………….…playing football. (for good, good at)
The second world war has ended………………..…………(good at, for good)
What sets …………………..…Africa from Asia is geography. (in, at, apart)
Athletes should set…………………………their energy for competitions. (at, apart, aside)
They will soon set…………………..for the competition. They are ready. (off, in, aside)
Corruption sets…………….….government efforts to fight poverty. (off, back, apart)

II- Complete the sentences below by putting the words in brackets in the correct forms.

President Donald Trump has just been…………………………….……by the Supreme Court. (to impeach)
Elections are carried out by……………………………….…………(we)
In a democracy, representatives are…………………………(to choose) by citizens…………………………...without any foreign intervention. (them)
Racism …………………………….…… if humans had learnt how to respect people from different races. (to disappear)
Before the colonial masters got to our continent, elections …………...........…never…..…………….…. In the continent. (to hold)
In some African states, parents would rather………….……………a female child in marriage than let her continue her education. (to send)
The women were asked to stop…………………............genital mutilations. (to practise)
A good number of young citizens weren’t used to……………………………..the laws and regulations of the state before the arrival of Professor Kamto. (to master)
Had the voters earlier gone to the pools, the results ………………..…………different. (to be)
None of the candidates…………….... in the fairness of election authorities. (to believe)

III- Fill in each sentence with the most suitable words chosen from those in the brackets. 

The constitution holds that………….………is above the law. (anybody, nobody, nothing)
A law ……………………………………tribalism will help in insuring harmony among citizens. (against, among, for)
All citizen must………………….………….by the laws of the Nation. (abode, afford, abide)
Cameroon is a democratic nation. There is no doubt ……………………..……that. (in, from, about)
Peace ought to reign……………………. members of the same community. (between, at, among)
Citizens are asked to……………………their vote in the ballot box. (cast, make, undertake)
All political opponents will have to hold……………………till the resignation of the actual head of state. (out, through, on)
Genital mutilations are illegal ……………….........………the eyes of the law. (at, before, in)
Corruption…………………….good governance for many years in Cameroon. (hinders, hadhindered, has hindered)
Good governance won’t be a reality in Africa,……………..…………our leaders promote general interest.  (as long as, unless, provided that)

VOCABULARY.

I- Complete the sentences below by putting the words in brackets in the correct forms.

Genital………...................……are illegal actions. (to mutilate)
Cameroon is a…………………….nation. (to democratize)
We have never witnessed such…….………………………..in Cameroon. (free)
The ……………………………..criminal court is located in the Haye. (nation)
Corruption and………………………..………....are acts of bad governance. (to embezzle)
During an election campaign, candidates must be treated………………….......…….and justly. (equality)
President Obama was………………………….....…elected in the USA. (democracy)
Voters are always encouraged for…………………their representatives. (to elect)
The UEFA champions league authorities are energetically fighting against…………….conflicts in the football arena. (race)
10)The Cameroon Renaissance Movement is a great……………….party. (politic)
11) President Trump’s………….……….. proceeding was fair and transparent. (to impeach)
12)Elections must be full of……….........….in order to ensure fairness in the process. (transparent)

II- Complete the dialogue below  on elections and democracy with the missing words.

Paul: Good morning Peter. How are you? Is it true that……………………..mutilations are against the law?
Peter: Yes of course. Breast ……………and ……………..marriages also hinder the rights of female children.
Paul: Do you also believe that ……………….rights are respected in Cameroon?
Peter: Of course. Freedom of expression and other rights are promoted and protected by the constitution.
Paul: What is the first step to take if one needs to cast his vote in a democracy?
Peter: Citizens are asked to……………………....on…………………………lists so as to have a voting card after registration. Then, they are expected to cast their vote in the………………………………box.
Paul: Wonderful. I’m impressed on how enlightened you are on citizenship. What’s the next step to take after getting out of the polling station? 
Peter: After that, the constitutional council has jurisdiction to declare the winning ………………………………….
That aims to ensure fair and……………….elections in a democracy.
Paul: Thanks a lot.
Peter: My pleasure.

In each sentence choose the corresponding  antonym to the underlined word from those in brackets.

When the police arrived the thief was still alive…………………….(dead, asleep, sick)
Many people purchase gifts during Christmas………….……..(take, sell, bring)
Corruption in Africa is getting better……………………..(best, least, worse)
A computer is a modern tool……………………..(older, ancient, new)
The criminal was sentenced at the beginning of the trial……..………………(finish, depart, end)
Some people find it boring staying in a court room……………….……..(exciting, surprising, chocking)
Goods are sold at low prices during the Christmas period…………….…….(cheap, expensive,cost)
8) The court found the girl innocent……………………(illegal, caught, guilty)
9)The northwest inhabitants are said to be hostile to visitors……………………(welcoming,terrible, frightening)

IV- Complete the blanks with the most appropriate word chosen from those in brackets.

The boys were put in……………………………after their arrest. (court, jail, custody)
The court passed a………………………....on the criminal case. (ruling, rules, judge)
The state counsel does…………………….in cases of felonies. (process, prosecution, trial)
There were lots of ……………………. running for the recent election. (candidacy,candidature, candidates)
Votes are counted in the..……..station. (polls, polling, ballot)

COMPREHENSION.
Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.
The United Nations Organization has dedicated a day to sports and physical education. The 6th of April is therefore known to be a famous day. This is because sport has a personal and global importance.
 Personally, sports help to prevent diseases such as hypertension, diabetes etc… Being a recreational activity, it also helps for relaxation after a long period of labour.
 Globally, sports can contribute to the consolidation of national unity and integration. This can be done by recruiting players or athletes from different regions into the same team. The Cameroon national team can be cited as example to this effect. Furthermore, it can reinforce the fight against discrimination worldwide. Thus, if players of different origins and continents regroup themselves into a solid team, there will be no way to discriminate one another. Their only goal will be to grab as many victories as possible. 
Doing so contributes to promote equality among people. In addition, sports can greatly contribute to the promotion of gender equality. This is a situation where both male and female genders are allowed to do the same sporting activities. We can cite the case of Sarah ETONGUE at the mount Cameroon race of hope, Aboudi ONGUENE and many others at the football level. These are the reasons why the former secretary general of the United Nations Organization; BAN KHI MOON usually says that: “ sports is the bed-rock of peace and global development”. 

QUESTIONS
Give a suitable title to this passage…………………………………………………………………………………………………
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What are the personal advantages of sports mentioned in the passage?
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Give one global importance of sports cited in the passage.
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Sports can contribute to national integration. TRUE or FALSE?......................
Which day has been dedicated to sports and physical education in the world? …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
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Name from the passage, two female athletes who make Cameroonians proud in the sporting level
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What actions can the government carry out in order to promote sports in Cameroon? (Tick the two correct answers).                                     
Build stadiums
Discourage athletes
Detect and train young talented athletes.

COMPOSITION.
Write an essay of between 200 and 250 words on any of the following topics.
Is it possible to talk about democracy without fair and transparent elections? You shall insist on the importance of fair and transparent elections in a democracy.
Most youths in your village cannot use a computer. The American Embassy is offering free training sessions to communities that need them. Write an application to the American Embassy applying for this training for your community. In your letter, say why you think youths need this training. Your Name is Awa Mohamadou , and your address is Government School Kouma, P.O Box 23. You are from Bafou village.
Write a letter to your kid brother Rivanny in London, telling him about the dangers of ICT tools to the youths. Your name is Mbella Charles, your address is P.H.S. kumba, PO BOX: 0195, Kumba.