Ce document est un exercice de compréhension orale composé de 17 questions (réponses non fournies) destiné aux élèves de terminale. Il s'agit d'analyser un article de presse sur un groupe de chanteurs indonésiens, Putri Ariani.
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[...] Instead of giving up, she asked to repeat the song until she felt she had improved." 8. The quotation reads in line 76-77 "Putri was not perfect. No one is." Why are these short sentences used here? - To show that Putri never made mistakes. - To emphasise that everyone has flaws, including successful people. - To explain why Putri stopped singing. - To describe Putri's musical performance. 9. The feature article uses different voices to illustrate Putri Ariani's personal journey from multiple perspectives. [...]
[...] If the sentence is written in third person, specify which type of third-person POV it is: a. "She did not only ask for praise. She asked for feedback." b. "You could hear her humming softly before class, and you could not help but stop and listen." c. "If you work hard and believe in your abilities, you can achieve your dreams too." d. "Putri continued to perform, create music, and inspire young people around the world." 11. Tick two features of colloquial language that can be found in the feature article. ? contractions ? [...]
[...] Rewrite it as an alternative headline for the Putri Ariani article using the present tense and article-drop techniques. 3. Look at the paragraph titled Classmate's Perspective: Quiet Confidence". Give one word that has the opposite meaning of the bolded word. 4. Which flashback technique is primarily used in the feature article about Putri Ariani? - Memories recalled by people who knew her - Dreams experienced by Putri - Author interruption - Time travel Quote the evidence: 5. Read the sentence in lines 67-69. [...]
[...] However, she learned from challenges and continued to move forward. Final Notes: A Singer Who Gives Hope Today, Putri Ariani is known as an Indonesian singer whose voice has reached listeners around the world. Yet those who know her best say that she remains grounded and grateful. Her journey shows that dreams need more than talent. They need hard work, support, and courage. Through her music, Putri has reminded many young people that their voices matter and that their dreams are worth pursuing. [...]
[...] A conjunction: Putri practised for hours, she never complained about being tired. A preposition: Putri performed the stage confidently, sharing her voice with the audience. 16. Complete the sentence with the correct relative pronoun. a. Putri is a singer songs inspire young fans around the world. b. She performed at a competition was watched by millions of people. 17. Combine these sentences using a relative pronoun Putri has a vocal coach. She respects her vocal coach very much. [...]
