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1. Identities and Exchanges
Ch. 1
The Canadian Tale
Ch. 2
Go Greek!
2. Private and Public Spheres
Ch. 3
Is It a Man’s World?
Ch. 4
The Roaring Twenties
3. Art and Power
Ch. 5
A Camera of Her Own
Ch. 6
A Never-Ending (Hi)story?
Ch. A
Conscious Art
4. Citizenship and Virtual Worlds
Ch. 7
To Tweet or Not to Tweet?
Ch. B
Digital Passports at Risk...
Ch. C
May I Borrow This?
5. Fiction and Realities
Ch. 8
Chivalry Isn’t Dead!
Ch. 9
It’s GoT to Be Shakespeare!
6. Scientific Innovations and Responsibility
Ch. 10
Breaking the Code
Ch. 11
Green Waves
Ch. D
To Infinity and Beyond!
7. Diversity and Inclusion
Ch. 12
Multicultural New Zealand
Ch. 13
Black Lives Matter
8. Territory and Memory
Ch. 14
Lighting Up Africa
Ch. 15
American Vibes
Méthode
Méthode : Les épreuves de Terminale
Unit C
Activity 1
Connecting Through Sharing?
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Group 1
B1
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Text 1
In the face of economic stagnation and poor local conditions, a group in Norwich has decided to take action in pursuit of a future based on hope, solutions, and global connections. At the beginning of 2018, city residents and local organizations came together and began campaigning for Norwich to be recognized as the UK's leading city for sharing. [...]
“For me, the sharing city concept is an opportunity to look closely at how communities, towns, and cities work and how they might operate in the future. The next generations are starting to shape their culture and environment in ways that reflect how they feel about their society,” says Stefan Gurney, executive director of Norwich's Business Improvement District, an organization working as part of the collective. “We see the sharing city as a real opportunity for people, communities, and businesses to work together in new and innovative ways.”
Lauren Razavi
“This UK City Wants to Win with the Sharing Economy”, originally published by Medium, 2018.
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Exercise 1
Find the equivalents of the following words in the text.
1. de plus près (adv.) ➜
2. façonner (v.) ➜
3. agir (exp.) ➜
4. à la recherche de (exp.) ➜
5. suivantes (adj.) ➜
6. espoirs (n.) ➜
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Exercise 2
True or false?
Justify with a quote from the text.
1. Norwich will take inspiration from old traditions to reshape the city.
False
2. Young people play a great role in the shaping of the city.
True
False
3. Norwich wants to become the city that most relies on the sharing economy in the U.K.
True
False
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Group 2
B2
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Text 2
It all started on a rainy day in Brighton, UK, back in May 2012. I heard that the social enterprise A Good Company was running an initiative called A Good Week, a seven day showcase of good people doing good things to make the world a better place. Inspired by their efforts, I decided it would be fun to run a day focusing on sharing—and National Sharing Day was born.
Using feedback we received [after the event], from the 165 original Global Sharing Day partners, we decided to schedule all future Global Sharing Days on the first Sunday in June of each year, involve big partners such
as the UK's Big Lunch, and engage a network of over 70 million people in 192 countries.
But behind the big numbers and the success lies another story: The truth is that we haven't had it easy as a volunteer‑run organization with no funders. It requires a lot of hard work with little thanks. We don't spend time filling in endless grant forms; instead we take action and find ways to get things done without cash. It means that a small group of dedicated volunteers spend countless days and nights working to make Global Sharing Day happen. I spent three years without a salary and my hunch is that people think we have a pot of cash supporting us because we've achieved so much in such a short period of time and we're popular with the media. On one hand I wish that were true, but on the other I'm glad that through everything we've accomplished we've lived the values of the sharing economy we seek to make mainstream.
Benita Matofska
“The Truth About Global Sharing Day”, Shareable.net, 2014.
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Exercise 1
Find the equivalents of the following words or definitions in the text.
1. be in charge of (v.) ➜
2. plan (v.) ➜
3. having no end (adj.) ➜
4. idea, guess (n.) ➜
5. event displaying a theme, products, actions (n.) ➜
6. information in response to an inquiry, experiment, etc. (n.) ➜
7. interconnected chain, group, or system (n.) ➜
8. person who or organization which gives you money (n.) ➜
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Exercise 2
Fill in this table with as much information as possible.
A Good Week
Global Sharing Day
Volunteer-run organization
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Group 1 & 2
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Mediation
Let's recap!
Recap the event presented in your text. Explain how it can help
people / communities / businesses, and give your opinion about it.
Useful vocabulary
What is at stake here is… It consists in… It aims at V + -ing… It provides
people / communities / businesses with a means to… I find this idea quite interesting /
appealing / unrealistic / weird… What is admirable about this initiative is…
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