DIPLÔME NATIONAL DU BREVET

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Niveau: Secondaire, Collège, Troisième
10 ANC-1 1/5 DIPLÔME NATIONAL DU BREVET SESSION 2010 SUJET Série Collège ANGLAIS Durée 1 h 30 Coef. : 1 L'USAGE DE LA CALCULATRICE ET DU DICTIONNAIRE N'EST PAS AUTORISÉ _____________________________________________________________________________ TEXT A FRIEND AND A HERO 1 5 1 0 1 5 Adapted from local newspaper articles in Beeston Neighbourhood News, a Nottingham Evening Post supplement. (December 1998) Adam (Renison) is a 14 year-old schoolboy from Beeston, near Nottingham and he is also a young local hero. He is one of the two youngsters who were finally selected in the Neighbourhood News' competition to switch on Beeston's Christmas lights. Adam was one in a list of big-hearted, enthusiastic nominated children, who are prepared to put themselves out for others and who should be proud of themselves for that.

• adam


• friend robert


• years old


• his town


• robert


• selected - prepared - supported - surprised - concerned

Sujets

• Renison
• Robert

Informations

• Publié par: profil-shawyag-2012
• Nombre de lectures: 199
• Langue: English

Extrait

    DIPLÔME NATIONAL DU BREVET   SESSION 2010   SUJET   Série Collège   ANGLAIS   : 1Durée 1 h 30 Coef.   L’USAGE DE LA CALCULATRICE ET DU DICTIONNAIRE N’EST PAS AUTORISÉ      _____________________________________________________________________________   TEXT   A FRIEND AND A HERO 

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Adam (Renison) is a 14 year-old schoolboy from Beeston, near Nottingham and he is also a young local hero. He is one of the two youngsters who were finally selected in the Neighbourhood News’ competition to switch on Beeston’s Christmas lights. Adam was one in a list of big-hearted, enthusiastic nominated children, who are prepared to put themselves out for others and who should be proud of themselves for that. Adam was supported by his teachers because of the friendship and help he has shown to his neighbour and schoolfriend Robert. Robert, also 14, suffers from a serious bone illness which has left him in a wheelchair. The two boys became pals several years ago when Robert and his family moved into the area. Adam collects Robert every morning to get him to school, and pushes him home again every night. The two friends share a love of football and regularly visit the cinema and the shops together.  Adam’s mum is proud of her only son: “I am so lucky to have a 14-year-old who I can genuinely say is a really nice lad”, she said. Robert’s mother said they were delighted to hear Adam had been nominated for the honour of turning on the Christmas lights. “He deserves it.” Adam was surprised at being nominated - for as far as he is concerned he is simply being a good friend.

Adapted from local newspaper articles in Beeston Neighbourhood News, a Nottingham Evening Post supplement. (December 1998)

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