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1ère SESSION 2017

EXAMEN TERMINAL SEMESTRE 1


UE : ANGLAIS GENERAL
DUREE : 2 H CECT. : 3
NIVEAU : LICENCE PROFESSIONNELLE 1ère ANNEE
(…) In the past several years, the news has been full of stories detailing problems that have emerged
in the context of such social Networking sites as mySpace and Facebook. Although theses sites have
privacy setting options that can scan posted information and protect certain personal content from
general viewing, not all users know how to set such limits, and many are naïve or unaware of the
possible ramifications of what they write, upload, and respond to online. What happens online,
doesn’t always stay online, and not everyone is using social networking with the best intentions.
Social Networking facilitates interaction between members, but participation in a virtual community
can also leave you open to a variety of new types of interpersonal threats and challenges that
sometimes result in real and detrimental consequences. That are numerous examples in the context of
High school and college students, and incidents when students have been suspended or expelled
from their institutions because of what they have posted in their profiles, including pictures of
underage drinking or taking illegal drugs, and explicit threats of violence towards others.
Social Networking sites have also been at the center of some tragic cases of cyberbullying in recent
years: in multiples cases, Young people have committed suicide after being humiliated, harassed, or
bullied (often about their sexuality) in a the context of a community such as Facebook (….)
An extract from “Social Networking Sites: Pros and Cons or Think Before You Post”-p.131.
(Ferris, Kerry and Stein, Jill.The Real World:An Introduction to Sociology.Third Edition, Norton:USA, 2012.)

 TASK
I. COMPREHENSION CHECK (5 Grades)
1. Give a suitable title to the text above (1 Grade)
2. Does the privacy setting options networking sites prevent the users of those social networking
from harms? Justify your answer.
3. What are the real threats in connection with membership with a virtual community?

II. ESSAY (5 Grades)


A social analyst states: “Social networking sites are more a tool of education for every youth”. Do you share
this point? In no more than 15 lines write an essay including an introduction, a body and a
conclusion. Pay attention to grammatical errors, logic and coherence.

III. TRANSLATE INTO FRENCH (3 Grades)


Social Networking sites have also been at the center of some tragic cases of cyberbullying in recent
years: in multiples cases, Young people have committed suicide after being humiliated, harassed, or
bullied (often about their sexuality) in a context of a community such as Facebook.

IV. TRANSLATE INTO ENGLISh (3 Grades)


1. La cybercriminalité est un phénomène de l’ère des nouvelles technologies de l’information.
2. Les autorités doivent prendre des mesures pour endiguer le fléau.
3. Les jeunes ne doivent pas mettre en péril leur avenir en s’adonnant à des actes irresponsables.

V. GRAMMAR
A. Put the following sentences into the right sentence pattern (2scores).
1. The employees received some buses last month (Interrogative).
2. He has never travelled to Miami (Interro-negative).
B. Put the verbs into the correct tense (2 scores).
1. When he (Wake up), his wife (already/prepare) breakfast.
2. Gnakpa is an experienced teacher. He (teach) for 15 years.
3. Everyday, John (go) to school by bus.
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Mardi 23 mai 2017

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