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    BAC GÉNÉRAL 2024

    Correction épreuve d’anglais monde contemporain (AMC)

    SUJET 1

    Introduction

    L’introduction doit être brève : contentez-vous d’une phrase d’accroche succincte et d’une
    description sommaire des documents (sources, natures…). Indiquez la problématique qui est
    donnée dans le sujet : How do the documents illustrate the “language issues” that are
    currently at stake in Canada? Indiquez ensuite, brièvement, un plan (deux parties suffisent)
    qui, lui aussi, figure dans le sujet.

    I. What political decisions and strategies have been implemented to cope with language
    issues in Canada?

    ● Doc A (infographics) shows how important bilingualism is (English & French) in


    terms of job opportunities (95% of Canadians argue that it is positive to master
    the two languages).
    ● Doc A: according to the survey, French is as important as English (PM should
    speak French and English [according to 86% of the population], probably thanks
    to the 1969 Official Languages Act. So political decisions played a key role.
    ● Like Doc A, Doc B (action plan from the Canadian government) shows how
    essential French is and describes political strategies to cast light on French-
    speaking immigrants. They seek to attract French-speaking people to enhance
    the Francophone minority by implementing national programs (IRCEE,
    temporary programs etc.). + almost $41 million invested to do so.
    ● Doc C: criticises the Canadian government and their previous political decisions
    and strategies when it comes to indigenous languages (not mentioned at all in
    Doc A and Doc B). These languages might go extinct because of laws or
    “residential schools” that aimed at making sure that indigenous children would
    not learn indigenous languages.
    ● Doc C shows how biased the Canadian government was (willing to enhance a
    Francophone minority while ignoring indigenous communities).

    II. How are these issues perceived in Canada?

    ● Doc A and Doc B are quite similar, while doc C gives another perspective on the
    matter.
    ● Doc A: Canadians are proud of their bilingual (French / English) history: 8 in 10
    Canadians agree that it is key to Canada’s identity.
    ● Doc A gives the impression that French is widely spoken in Canada, while doc B
    refers to a “Francophone minority”.
    ● Doc C shows that French might become an obsolete language as it becomes
    less and less spoken (English-speaking immigration mostly) and as indigenous
    communities seek to grow more and more.
    ● French seems to be associated with the past and does not represent the future
    of Canada (doc C) and doc B.

    Conclusion

    Là aussi, la conclusion doit être brève. Reprenez brièvement la problématique et terminez par
    une ouverture.

    Traduction

    Par conséquent, alors que le nombre de francophones au Canada augmente, leur poids par
    rapport à la population du pays diminue lentement. Nous avons désormais atteint le point
    symboliquement critique où il y a plus d’allophones (c’est-à-dire des individus dont la langue
    maternelle n’est ni l’anglais ni le français) au Canada que de personnes de langue maternelle
    française. Ces statistiques ne manquent pas d’être mobilisées par les détracteurs des langues
    officielles, qui clament souvent que le français ne devrait pas bénéficier d’un tel traitement de
    faveur dans ce pays.
    SUJET 2

    Introduction

    L’introduction doit être brève : contentez-vous d’une phrase d’accroche succincte et d’une
    description sommaire des documents (sources, natures…). Indiquez la problématique qui est
    donnée dans le sujet : How do the documents illustrate the transformation of the city of
    Sheffield? Indiquez ensuite, brièvement, un plan (deux parties suffisent) qui, lui aussi, figure
    dans le sujet.

    I. Successes and challenges

    ● Doc A argues that Sheffield is “UK’s most sustainable city” [= success]. It used
    to be seen as an ugly city (G.Orwell) but now it has turned into a popular one.
    ● became sustainable because of different factors: new parks “wide-open
    spaces” (l.10), “renewable energy production” l.11.
    ● Doc B: However, Rachel Reeves wants to turn this green city into the “Steel
    City” (l.5) that it used to be and which is also mentioned in doc A (l.4). Rachel
    Reeves (Labour Party) argues that it should be a “green steel city” which seems
    challenging and paradoxical.
    ● Doc A and doc B both allude to Sheffield’s past (during the Industrial
    Revolution).
    ● Doc C: also states that Sheffield became a “green city”—also refers to wide-
    open spaces (as in Doc A).
    ● Doc C, however, criticises previous Labour or Conservative governments and
    argues that politicians’s decisions might fail and be detrimental to Sheffield.
    ● Doc D: depicts a grey and dull Sheffield and then a greener, seemingly healthier
    Sheffield (drastic changes made only in 4 years’ time): impressive and
    successful changes.

    II. Impacts of such a transformation on local and national political debates

    ● Sheffield has earned a new reputation: from a grey city (doc A) to a green and
    wonderful city (doc C and doc D).
    ● Doc A: Douglas Johnson (Sheffield City Council’s Green Party [local institution]
    is very ambitious (“reach net-zero by 2030” l.15)—alludes to financial help from
    the government to make it happen. Similar to doc C (Martin Phillips: also a
    councillor for Sheffield Green Party). So doc A and doc C show the impact of
    local political decisions.
    ● However: doc B (Rachel Reeves: Labour Party [national debate]): wants to
    invest in the steel industry (and then in Sheffield) [contrary to the Conservative
    party, according to her l.10.]
    ● As Sheffield is a prosperous and green city, Conservative and Labour Members
    of Parliament seek to invest in Sheffield’s future.
    ● New projects (also alluded to in doc D).
    Traduction

    C’est une ville qui fut jadis considérée par George Orwell comme « la ville la plus laide de
    l’ancien monde ».
    À Sheffield, écrivit-il en 1936, « quelle que soit la direction où l’on regarde, on voit le même
    paysage de cheminées monstrueuses qui crachent de la fumée ».
    Aujourd’hui, les choses sont un peu différentes : la ville du South Yorkshire vient d’être désignée
    comme la plus écologique du Royaume-Uni.
    Des chercheurs de l’Université de Southampton ont classé les 25 plus grands centres urbains
    du pays en fonction de leur durabilité, et c’est cette ancienne puissance industrielle qui est
    arrivée en tête.

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