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Suspect description: black square glasses + short brown hair + a striped shirt + a purple coat. Relation to the victim: A good friend of Mr. Grim’s daughter, Mercedes. Reason to visit: he wants to show his new pet to Mercedes. Items: a cobra (no poison) + a hunting knifeAlibi: 8:00 pm: he lost his snake, so he looked for it in the billiard room. 8:30 pm: he found his snake in the library.

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Concept game + Transhumanism tier list | Genially

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Big Brother George Orwell Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949) A metaphor for mass surveillance and authoritarian control. Surveillance Capitalism Shoshana Zuboff The Age of Surveillance Capitalism (2019) Tech companies profit from collecting and exploiting personal data. Algorithms personalize information and reduce exposure to different viewpoints. Filter Bubble Eli Pariser The Filter Bubble (2011) People are exposed mostly to opinions similar to their own. Echo Chamber Cass Sunstein #Republic (2017) Invisible barriers preventing women and minorities from reaching top positions. Glass Ceiling Gender Performativity Judith Butler Gender Trouble (1990) Gender is socially performed rather than purely biological. The idea that immigrants in the US blend into a common national identity. Melting Pot Israel Zangwill The Melting Pot (1908) The idea that different cultural groups can coexist while preserving their identities. Multiculturalism Will Kymlicka Multicultural Citizenship (1995) Double Consciousness W. E. B. Du Bois The Souls of Black Folk (1903) The feeling of having a divided identity, especially experienced by African Americans. The idea that minority groups need cultural recognition to feel fully included in society. Politics of Recognition Charles Taylor Multiculturalism and the Politics of Recognition (1992) A system where people succeed based on talent and effort rather than privilege. Meritocracy Michael Young The Rise of the Meritocracy (1958) The belief that anyone can achieve success through hard work and determination, regardless of social background. American Dream James Truslow Adams The Epic of America (1931) Male Gaze Laura Mulvey Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema (1975) It refers the way women are represented in films and media from a heterosexual male perspective. Freedom of Speech The First Amendment to the United States Constitution (1791) The right to express opinions and ideas without government censorship or punishment. It refers to the practice of publicly criticizing or boycotting public figures, companies, or individuals for offensive behaviour or controversial opinions. Cancel Culture It refers to the difference in average earnings between men and women. Gender Pay Gap It refers to deliberately false or misleading information presented as legitimate news. Fake News It is the belief that the interests of native-born citizens should be prioritized over those of immigrants. Eg: the “America First” rhetoric in the United States. Nativism It is the emigration of highly skilled or educated workers to another country in search of better opportunities. Brain Drain Jagdish Bhagwati Migration is influenced by:
reasons forcing people to leave (war, poverty, persecution) attractions encouraging migration (jobs, safety, education) Push and Pull Factors Everett Lee A Theory of Migration (1966) It is the process by which immigrants gradually adopt the language, values, and customs of the host country. It can be contrasted with multiculturalism. Assimilation Milton Gordon Assimilation in American Life (1964) It refers to the adoption of elements of a minority culture by members of a dominant culture, often without understanding or respect for their original meaning. Cultural Appropriation It measures the total amount of greenhouse gases generated by an individual, organization, or activity. Carbon Footprint It refers to rejecting or minimizing scientific evidence about climate change. Climate Denial Naomi Oreskes Merchants of Doubt (2010) Sustainable Development United Nations Our Common Future (1987) Development that meets present needs without compromising future generations’ ability to meet theirs. It occurs when companies falsely present themselves as environmentally friendly. Greenwashing The uncontrolled expansion of cities into surrounding rural areas. Urban Sprawl The process in which wealthier residents move into poorer urban neighborhoods, increasing prices and displacing local populations. For example, Brooklyn in New York or East London. Gentrification A city using digital technologies and data to improve transportation, energy use, and public services. Smart City A culture encouraging the continuous purchase of goods and services. Consumerism The idea that societies should reduce production and consumption to protect the environment Degrowth Energy generated from naturally replenished sources such as wind, solar, or hydroelectric power. Renewable Energy A business model based on cheap, rapidly produced clothing encouraging overconsumption. Fast Fashion People forced to leave their homes because of climate-related disasters. Climate Refugees It refers to the massive destruction of ecosystems caused by human activities, to such an extent that the peaceful enjoyment of the environment is severely reduced. Ecocide It refers to travelling to endangered places before they disappear because of climate change or environmental degradation. Last chance tourism It refers to the increasing interconnectedness of countries through trade, technology, migration, communication, and culture. Globalization The close political, military, and diplomatic relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom. Special Relationship(Winston Churchill) A political association of countries, many of which are former territories of the British Empire. Commonwealth The study of how colonialism continues to shape politics, identities, and power relations. Postcolonialism The use of military or economic pressure to influence other countries VS the ability of a country to influence others through attraction, culture, values, and diplomacy Hard Power VS Soft Power The spread of American culture, values, and lifestyles worldwide. Americanization It refers to machines capable of performing tasks requiring human intelligence. Artificial Intelligence The belief that technology can improve human physical and intellectual abilities. Transhumanism It examines the moral questions raised by medicine, biotechnology, and scientific progress. Bioethics A gene-editing technology allowing scientists to modify DNA precisely. CRISPR Fear or distrust of advanced technologies. Technophobia It is the peaceful refusal to obey laws considered unjust Civil Disobedience It refers to low-effort online activism, such as liking or sharing political posts. Slacktivism The use of hashtags on social media to mobilize people and raise awareness. Hashtag Activism Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) (1987) Electrodes implanted in the brain send signals to reduce neurological symptoms like tremors from Parkinson’s disease. Cochlear Implant (1957) A surgically implanted device that directly stimulates the auditory nerve to restore CRISPR-Cas9 Gene Editing (2012)A gene-editing tool that can precisely modify DNA to potentially cure genetic diseases. Bionic Eye / Retinal Prosthesis (2011) An implanted visual system that restores limited sight to some blind patients. Artificial Wombs (2017 /animal success)Researchers have kept premature lamb fetuses alive in artificial womb-like systems. Xenotransplantation — Animal Organs in Humans (2022)Gene-edited pig hearts and kidneys have been transplanted into humans experimentally. Brain–Computer Interface (BCI) (1973)Technology that connects the brain directly to computers, allowing thought-based control of devices. Exoskeletons (1965)Wearable robotic suits that help people walk, lift, or recover movement after injuries. Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGM) (1999)Tiny sensors that constantly track blood sugar levels without repeated finger pricks. Augmented Reality Glasses (1992)Smart glasses that overlay digital information onto the real world. Neuralink - Consumer Brain Implants (2016)Brain chips designed to let humans interact directly with computers using thoughts. Gene Drives (2015)Genetic systems engineered to rapidly spread traits through entire animal populations. Emotion Recognition AI (2010s)Artificial intelligence that attempts to detect emotions from facial expressions or voice. Subdermal RFID Chips (1998)Tiny chips implanted under the skin for identification, payments, or access control. Predictive Policing Systems (2010s)Algorithms that predict where crimes may happen or who may commit them. Designer Babies (2018) Genetically modified embryos created to remove or potentially select traits. Mass Facial Recognition Systems (1990s)Technology that identifies people instantly through camera networks. AI Companions (2017+)Artificial intelligence designed to build emotional or social relationships with users. Mind Uploading (1980s, concept)The hypothetical process of transferring human consciousness into a computer. Social Credit Systems (2014)Systems that rate people’s behavior using large amounts of personal data. Autonomous Weapons (2000s–2010s)Weapons capable of identifying and attacking targets without direct human control. Human Cloning AttemptsThe effort to create genetically identical humans through cloning techniques. AI-Generated Fake Faces & Voices (2017)Artificial intelligence can recreate someone’s voice or face almost perfectly, making fake videos look real. Mind-Controlled Prosthetic Limbs (2000s)Advanced robotic arms can respond to nerve or brain signals, allowing users to move prosthetics almost like biological limbs.

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Yosemite Park 1. How many bears were killed by vehicles in Yosemite Park last year? 21 2. I am in Yosemite Park, and I need roadside assistance. What is the phone number? 209/372-1060 3. I am in Yosemite Park, and I need general park information. What is the phone number? 209/372-0200 4. I am in Yosemite Park, and I need to call the medical clinic. What is the phone number? 209/372-4637/5. I am in Yosemite Park, and I see a coyote. What is the required distance? 150 ft (46m) 6. I am in Yosemite Park, and I see a bear. What is the required distance? 150 ft (46m) 7. I am in Yosemite Park, and I see a bird. What is the required distance? 25 ft (8m) 8. I am in Yosemite Park, and I see a squirrel. What is the required distance? 25 ft (8m) 9. I am in Yosemite Park, and I have a dog. Is it allowed on hiking trails? No, it is not. 10. I am in Yosemite Park, and I have a dog. Is it allowed on paved biking and walking paths? Yes, it is. 11. I am in Yosemite Park, and I have a service dog. Is it allowed on hiking trails? Yes, it is. 12. I am in Yosemite Park, and I have a dog. Can I walk it off-leash on paved biking and walking paths? No, you can't. 13. I am in Yosemite Park at night. Can I keep food in my car if my windows are completely shut? Yes, you can.14. I am in Yosemite Park at night. Where should I store by trash? In a bear-resistant locker15. I am in Yosemite Park. Why should I stay on the trail? (2 reasons) To protect vegetation and avoid getting lost or injured 16. I am in Yosemite Park. Can I enter water above waterfalls? No, you can't17. I am in Yosemite Park. Are there many restrooms on the trail? No, there aren't.18. I am in Yosemite Park. Where do I store solid waste? They must be buried six inches deep. 19. I am in Yosemite Park. Can I take a picture of the natural objects in the park? Yes, you can. 20. I am in Yosemite Park. Can I bring a rock back home? No, you can't 21. I am in Yosemite Park. Can I have a picnic? Yes, you can 22. I am in Yosemite Park. Can I leave fruit peels on a picnic table to feed the birds? No you can't 23. I am in Yosemite Park. Can bears easily break into my vehicle? Yes, they can 24. I am in Yosemite Park and I see a bear. What is the Save-a-Bear hotline phone number? 209/372/0322 25. I am in Yosemite Park and I want to learn more about food storage and bear. What is the website? keepbearwild.org

Devil's Tower 79. Who considers Devil's Tower sacred? Indigenous people80. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What is the speed limit on the main road? 25 miles per hour 81. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. How long is the main park road? 3 miles 82. I am visiting the Devil's Tower in July. Where are the restrooms located? (3 examples) near the visitor center, at the picnic area and campground.83. I am visiting the Devil's Tower in summer. What are the opening hours of the parking near the visitor center? from 10 am to 3 pm.84. How tall is the Devil's Tower? 867 feet (264 meters) 85. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When was the park's visitor center finished? 193586. How many visitors enter the Devil's Tower park every year? 500 00087. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What can I find at the top? Plants88. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When can I see a pasqueflower? From April to May 89. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is a pasqueflower? Light purple90. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. Where can I see a pasqueflower? (2 places) Tower Trail and Joyner Ridge Trail91. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When can I see a chokecherry flower? From July to August 92. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. Where can I see a chokecherry flower? (1 place) Visitor center parking area 93 I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is a low larkspur flower? Dark purple of blue 94. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. Where can I see a low larkspur flower? (1 place) Tower trail 95. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When can I see an Oregon Grape flower? June 96. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is an Oregon Grape flower? Yellow 97. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is a Scarlet Globemallow flower? Orange 98. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. Where can I see a Scarlet Globemallow flower? (1 place) Prairie dog town99. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color are the Sego Lily and Yucca flowers? white 100. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is a Showy Milkweed flower? Pink101. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When can I see a Harebell flower? From June to September102. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is the Pricklypear cactus flower? Yellow or orange103. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What yellow flower can I see in June only? Goldenpea 104. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see in May only? Chockeberry105. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see on the Joyner Ridge Trail only? Sego Lily 106. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see on the Prairie Dog Town only? Scarlet Globemallow 107. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see on the Tower Trail only? Low Larkspur

2. I am in Yosemite Park, and I need roadside assistance. What is the phone number?

1. How many bears were killed by vehicles in Yosemite Park last year?

Canyonlands Park26. How big is Canyonlands Park? 1 360 square kilometers 27. What are the three districts of Canyonlands Park? Island in the sky, The maze, The needles 28. I want to go to Canyonlands Park. What is the opening season? Open year-round 29. I want to go to Canyonlands Park on a Monday in February at 10 a.m. Is the park open? Yes, it is. 29. I want to go to Canyonlands Park on Christmas Day. Is the park open? No, it is not.30. What is the highest section of the Island in the Sky in Canyonlands Park? 1800 to 1900 metres31. What are the two rivers you can see from the Island in the Sky in Canyonlands Park? The Colorado river and Green river.32. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat cheap food. Where can I go? Quesadilla Mobilla33. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat a tortilla. Where can I go? Quesadilla Mobilla 34. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat in a Mexican restaurant. Where can I go? Miguel's Baja Grill35. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to find a family-friendly restaurant. Where can I go? Miguel's Baja Grill 36. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat in a restaurant with a view of Moab. Where can I go? Sunset Grill 37. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat in the former home of a millionaire. Where can I go? Sunset Grill 38. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat filet mignon. Where can I go? Sunset Grill39. I am in Canyonlands Park. What is the most expensive restaurant? Desert Bistro40. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat seasonal food. Where can I go? Desert Bistro 41. I am in Canyonlands Park. How many restaurants are there in total? 442. I am in Canyonlands Park. What type of restaurant is Quesadilla Mobilla? A food truck

Glacier National Park 108. I am visiting Glacier National Park, and I don't follow the rule. Can I end up in jail? For how long? Yes, you can - up to 6 months 109. I am visiting Glacier National Park, and I have a dog. Can I bring it on the trails? No, you can't 110. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I go mushroom picking? No, you can't111. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I have a firearm? Yes, you can 112. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I use a firearm? No, you can't 113. I am visiting Glacier National Park in March. Can I go fishing? No, you can't 114. I am visiting Glacier National Park in August. Can I go fishing? Yes, you can 115. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I go hunting? No, you can't116. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the best method if I am attacked by bears? Bear spray 117. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Apgar campground? 192 118. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Avalanche campground? 86 119. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Bowman Lake campground? 48 120. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Cut Bank campground? 14 121. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Fish Creek campground? 178 122. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the most expensive campground? Fish Creek 123. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the least expensive campground? Cut Bank124. I am visiting Glacier National Park on May 2, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit? Apgar 125. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campground is only accessible by dirt road? Cut Bank 126. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campgrounds only have pit toilets? (2 examples) Cut Bank and Bowman Lake 127. I am visiting Glacier National Park on October 8, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit? Apgar

3. I am in Yosemite Park, and I need general park information. What is the phone number?

4. I am in Yosemite Park, and I need to call the medical clinic. What is the phone number?

Bryce Canyon43. I am in Bryce Canyon. What are the three major viewpoints? Bryce point, Inspiration point, and Sunset point.44. I am in Bryce Canyon. How far is Bryce Point from the visitor center? 1.5 miles (2.4km)45. I am in Bryce Canyon. How far is Inspiration Point from the visitor center? 1.5 miles (2.4km) 46. I am in Bryce Canyon. How far is Sunset Point from the visitor center? 1 mile (1.6 km) 47. I am in Bryce Canyon. Which viewpoint is busy in the summer? Bryce point 48. I am in Bryce Canyon. Which viewpoint has bathrooms in the summer? Inspiration point 49. I am in Bryce Canyon. Which viewpoint has 24-hour bathrooms and water? Sunset point 50. I am in Bryce Canyon. Which viewpoint has the busiest parking lot? Sunset point 51. I am in Bryce Canyon. How long are the trails to explore in total? 60 miles 52. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I have a dog. Is it allowed on paved areas? Yes, it is. 53. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I have a dog. Is it allowed on park viewpoints? Yes, it is. 54. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I have a dog. Can I walk it off-leash in park campgrounds? No, you can't. 55. I am in Bryce Canyon with 7 friends. Can we camp together? No, you can't. 56. I am in Bryce Canyon with 5 friends. Can we camp together? Yes, you can. 57. I am on my own in Bryce Canyon. How much does it cost to camp there in total? $15 58. I am in Bryce Canyon. How much does it cost to ride a horse? $75 to $100 59. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I want to ride a horse. What is the phone number? 435-834-5500 60. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I want to ride a horse. When should I schedule a reservation? At least 72 hours in advance 61. I am in Bryce Canyon. Can I use a bike on the park trail? No, you can't 62. I am in Bryce Canyon. Can I use a bike on the campground roads? Yes, you can63. I am in Bryce Canyon. Can I rent a bike? Yes, you can64. I am in Bryce Canyon at night. Which point offers the best view, according to the rangers? Inspiration point65. I want to see prairie dogs in Bryce Canyon. When should I go? From March to October.66. I am in Bryce Canyon. What is the park film's title? A Song of Seasons67. I am in Bryce Canyon. How long does the park film last? 24 minutes68. I am in Bryce Canyon. When is the last showing of the park film? One hour before closing time 69. I am in Bryce Canyon in the park museum. What can I learn about? (4 examples) the park's geology, ecology, human history, and night skies 70. I am in Bryce Canyon. Can I use a drone? No, you can't71. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I see someone using a drone. What should I do? Report to park rangers.72. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I hear thunder. What is the most dangerous place? the plateau rim73. How many people died because of lightning in the past 30 years at Bryce Canyon? 4 74. How many people were injured because of lightning in the past 30 years at Bryce Canyon? 6 75. I am in Bryce Canyon, what are the most common emergencies? (3 examples) Ankle injuries, dehydration and elevation related illness 76. I am in Bryce Canyon, can I climb the rocks? No, you can't77. I am in Bryce Canyon, what is the nearver medical facility? Garfield Hospital and Clinic78. I am in Bryce Canyon, how much water should I drink every two hours? 1 liter

5. I am in Yosemite Park, and I see a coyote. What is the required distance?

6. I am in Yosemite Park, and I see a bear. What is the required distance?

7. I am in Yosemite Park, and I see a bird. What is the required distance?

8. I am in Yosemite Park, and I see a squirrel. What is the required distance?

10. I am in Yosemite Park, and I have a dog. Is it allowed on paved biking and walking paths?

9. I am in Yosemite Park, and I have a dog. Is it allowed on hiking trails?

11. I am in Yosemite Park, and I have a service dog. Is it allowed on hiking trails?

12. I am in Yosemite Park, and I have a dog. Can I walk it off-leash on paved biking and walking paths?

13. I am in Yosemite Park at night. Can I keep food in my car if my windows are completely shut?

14. I am in Yosemite Park at night. Where should I store by trash?

15. I am in Yosemite Park. Why should I stay on the trail? (2 reasons)

16. I am in Yosemite Park. Can I enter water above waterfalls?

17. I am in Yosemite Park. Are there many restrooms on the trail?

18. I am in Yosemite Park. Where do I store solid waste?

19. I am in Yosemite Park. Can I take a picture of the natural objects in the park?

20. I am in Yosemite Park. Can I bring a rock back home?

22. I am in Yosemite Park. Can I leave fruit peels on a picnic table to feed the birds?

21. I am in Yosemite Park. Can I have a picnic?

24. I am in Yosemite Park, and I see a bear. What is the Save-a-Bear hotline phone number?

23. I am in Yosemite Park. Can bears easily break into my vehicle?

25. I am in Yosemite Park, and I want to learn more about food storage and bear. What is the website?

26. How big is Canyonlands Park?

28. I want to go to Canyonlands Park. What is the opening season?

27. What are the three districts of Canyonlands Park?

29. I want to go to Canyonlands Park on a Monday in February at 10 a.m. Is the park open?

29. a. I want to go to Canyonlands Park on Christmas Day. Is the park open?

31. What are the two rivers you can see from the Island in the Sky in Canyonlands Park?

30. What is the highest section of the Island in the Sky in Canyonlands Park?

32. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat cheap food. Where can I go?

33. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat a tortilla. Where can I go?

35. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to find a family-friendly restaurant. Where can I go?

34. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat in a Mexican restaurant. Where can I go?

36. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat in a restaurant with a view of Moab. Where can I go?

37. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat in the former home of a millionaire. Where can I go?

38. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat filet mignon. Where can I go?

39. I am in Canyonlands Park. What is the most expensive restaurant?

40. I am in Canyonlands Park, and I want to eat seasonal food. Where can I go?

41. I am in Canyonlands Park. How many restaurants are there in total?

42. I am in Canyonlands Park. What type of restaurant is Quesadilla Mobilla?

43. I am in Bryce Canyon. What are the three major viewpoints?

45. I am in Bryce Canyon. How far is Inspiration Point from the visitor center?

44. I am in Bryce Canyon. How far is Bryce Point from the visitor center?

47. I am in Bryce Canyon. Which viewpoint is busy in the summer?

46. I am in Bryce Canyon. How far is Sunset Point from the visitor center?

48. I am in Bryce Canyon. Which viewpoint has bathrooms in the summer?

49. I am in Bryce Canyon. Which viewpoint has 24-hour bathrooms and water?

50. I am in Bryce Canyon. Which viewpoint has the busiest parking lot?

51. I am in Bryce Canyon. How long are the trails to explore in total?

53. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I have a dog. Is it allowed on park viewpoints?

52. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I have a dog. Is it allowed on paved areas?

54. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I have a dog. Can I walk it off-leash in park campgrounds?

55. I am in Bryce Canyon with 7 friends. Can we camp together?

56. I am in Bryce Canyon with 5 friends. Can we camp together?

57. I am on my own in Bryce Canyon. How much does it cost to camp there in total?

58. I am in Bryce Canyon. How much does it cost to ride a horse?

59. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I want to ride a horse. What is the phone number?

60. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I want to ride a horse. When should I schedule a reservation?

61. I am in Bryce Canyon. Can I use a bike on the park trail?

62. I am in Bryce Canyon. Can I use a bike on the campground roads?

63. I am in Bryce Canyon. Can I rent a bike?

64. I am in Bryce Canyon at night. Which point offers the best view, according to the rangers?

65. I want to see prairie dogs in Bryce Canyon. When should I go?

66. I am in Bryce Canyon. What is the park film's title?

67. I am in Bryce Canyon. How long does the park film last?

69. I am in Bryce Canyon in the park museum. What can I learn about? (4 examples)

68. I am in Bryce Canyon. When is the last showing of the park film?

71. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I see someone using a drone. What should I do?

70. I am in Bryce Canyon. Can I use a drone?

73. How many people died because of lightning in the past 30 years at Bryce Canyon?

72. I am in Bryce Canyon, and I hear thunder. What is the most dangerous place?

74. How many people were injured because of lightning in the past 30 years at Bryce Canyon?

75. I am in Bryce Canyon, what are the most common emergencies? (3 examples)

77. I am in Bryce Canyon, what is the nearest medical facility?

76. I am in Bryce Canyon, can I climb the rocks?

78. I am in Bryce Canyon, how much water should I drink every two hours?

79. Who considers Devil's Tower sacred?

81. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. How long is the main park road?

80. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What is the speed limit on the main road?

Glacier National Park 108. I am visiting Glacier National Park, and I don't follow the rule. Can I end up in jail? For how long? Yes, you can - up to 6 months 109. I am visiting Glacier National Park, and I have a dog. Can I bring it on the trails? No, you can't 110. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I go mushroom picking? No, you can't111. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I have a firearm? Yes, you can 112. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I use a firearm? No, you can't 113. I am visiting Glacier National Park in March. Can I go fishing? No, you can't 114. I am visiting Glacier National Park in August. Can I go fishing? Yes, you can 115. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I go hunting? No, you can't116. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the best method if I am attacked by bears? Bear spray 117. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Apgar campground? 192 118. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Avalanche campground? 86 119. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Bowman Lake campground? 48 120. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Cut Bank campground? 14 121. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Fish Creek campground? 178 122. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the most expensive campground? Fish Creek 123. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the least expensive campground? Cut Bank124. I am visiting Glacier National Park on May 2, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit? Apgar 125. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campground is only accessible by dirt road? Cut Bank 126. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campgrounds only have pit toilets? (2 examples) Cut Bank and Bowman Lake 127. I am visiting Glacier National Park on October 8, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit? Apgar

82. I am visiting the Devil's Tower in July. Where are the restrooms located? (3 examples)

83. I am visiting the Devil's Tower in summer. What are the opening hours of the parking near the visitor center?

85. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When was the park's visitor center finished?

84. How tall is the Devil's Tower?

86. How many visitors enter the Devil's Tower park every year?

87. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What can I find at the top?

87. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What can I find at the top? Plants 88. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When can I see a pasqueflower? From April to May 89. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is a pasqueflower? Light purple90. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. Where can I see a pasqueflower? (2 places) Tower Trail and Joyner Ridge Trail91. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When can I see a chokecherry flower? From July to August 92. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. Where can I see a chokecherry flower? (1 place) Visitor center parking area 93 I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is a low larkspur flower? Dark purple of blue 94. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. Where can I see a low larkspur flower? (1 place) Tower trail 95. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When can I see an Oregon Grape flower? June 96. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is an Oregon Grape flower? Yellow 97. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is a Scarlet Globemallow flower? Orange 98. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. Where can I see a Scarlet Globemallow flower? (1 place) Prairie dog town99. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color are the Sego Lily and Yucca flowers? white 100. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is a Showy Milkweed flower? Pink101. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When can I see a Harebell flower? From June to September102. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is the Pricklypear cactus flower? Yellow or orange103. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What yellow flower can I see in June only? Goldenpea 104. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see in May only? Chockeberry105. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see on the Joyner Ridge Trail only? Sego Lily 106. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see on the Prairie Dog Town only? Scarlet Globemallow 107. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see on the Tower Trail only? Low Larkspur

89. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is a pasqueflower?

88. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When can I see a pasqueflower?

Glacier National Park 108. I am visiting Glacier National Park, and I don't follow the rule. Can I end up in jail? For how long? Yes, you can - up to 6 months 109. I am visiting Glacier National Park, and I have a dog. Can I bring it on the trails? No, you can't 110. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I go mushroom picking? No, you can't111. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I have a firearm? Yes, you can 112. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I use a firearm? No, you can't 113. I am visiting Glacier National Park in March. Can I go fishing? No, you can't 114. I am visiting Glacier National Park in August. Can I go fishing? Yes, you can 115. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I go hunting? No, you can't116. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the best method if I am attacked by bears? Bear spray 117. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Apgar campground? 192 118. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Avalanche campground? 86 119. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Bowman Lake campground? 48 120. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Cut Bank campground? 14 121. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Fish Creek campground? 178 122. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the most expensive campground? Fish Creek 123. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the least expensive campground? Cut Bank124. I am visiting Glacier National Park on May 2, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit? Apgar 125. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campground is only accessible by dirt road? Cut Bank 126. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campgrounds only have pit toilets? (2 examples) Cut Bank and Bowman Lake 127. I am visiting Glacier National Park on October 8, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit? Apgar

90. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. Where can I see a pasqueflower? (2 places)

91. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When can I see a chokecherry flower?

92. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. Where can I see a chokecherry flower? (1 place)

93 I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is a low larkspur flower?

94. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. Where can I see a low larkspur flower? (1 place)

95. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When can I see an Oregon Grape flower?

97. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is a Scarlet Globemallow flower?

96. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is an Oregon Grape flower?

Glacier National Park 108. I am visiting Glacier National Park, and I don't follow the rule. Can I end up in jail? For how long? Yes, you can - up to 6 months 109. I am visiting Glacier National Park, and I have a dog. Can I bring it on the trails? No, you can't 110. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I go mushroom picking? No, you can't111. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I have a firearm? Yes, you can 112. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I use a firearm? No, you can't 113. I am visiting Glacier National Park in March. Can I go fishing? No, you can't 114. I am visiting Glacier National Park in August. Can I go fishing? Yes, you can 115. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I go hunting? No, you can't116. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the best method if I am attacked by bears? Bear spray 117. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Apgar campground? 192 118. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Avalanche campground? 86 119. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Bowman Lake campground? 48 120. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Cut Bank campground? 14 121. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Fish Creek campground? 178 122. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the most expensive campground? Fish Creek 123. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the least expensive campground? Cut Bank124. I am visiting Glacier National Park on May 2, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit? Apgar 125. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campground is only accessible by dirt road? Cut Bank 126. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campgrounds only have pit toilets? (2 examples) Cut Bank and Bowman Lake 127. I am visiting Glacier National Park on October 8, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit? Apgar

98. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. Where can I see a Scarlet Globemallow flower? (1 place)

99. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color are the Sego Lily and Yucca flowers?

100. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is a Showy Milkweed flower?

101. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. When can I see a Harebell flower?

102. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What color is the Pricklypear cactus flower?

103. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What yellow flower can I see in June only?

104. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see in May only? Chockeberry 105. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see on the Joyner Ridge Trail only? Sego Lily 106. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see on the Prairie Dog Town only? Scarlet Globemallow 107. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see on the Tower Trail only? Low Larkspur

105. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see on the Joyner Ridge Trail only?

104. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see in May only?

106. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see on the Prairie Dog Town only?

107. I am visiting the Devil's Tower. What flower can I see on the Tower Trail only?

108. I am visiting Glacier National Park, and I don't follow the rule. Can I end up in jail? For how long?

109. I am visiting Glacier National Park, and I have a dog. Can I bring it on the trails?

110. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I go mushroom picking?

111. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I have a firearm?

Glacier National Park 112. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I use a firearm? No, you can't 113. I am visiting Glacier National Park in March. Can I go fishing? No, you can't 114. I am visiting Glacier National Park in August. Can I go fishing? Yes, you can 115. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I go hunting? No, you can't116. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the best method if I am attacked by bears? Bear spray 117. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Apgar campground? 192 118. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Avalanche campground? 86 119. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Bowman Lake campground? 48 120. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Cut Bank campground? 14 121. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Fish Creek campground? 178 122. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the most expensive campground? Fish Creek 123. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the least expensive campground? Cut Bank124. I am visiting Glacier National Park on May 2, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit? Apgar 125. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campground is only accessible by dirt road? Cut Bank 126. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campgrounds only have pit toilets? (2 examples) Cut Bank and Bowman Lake 127. I am visiting Glacier National Park on October 8, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit? Apgar

113. I am visiting Glacier National Park in March. Can I go fishing?

112. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I use a firearm?

114. I am visiting Glacier National Park in August. Can I go fishing?

115. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Can I go hunting?

117. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Apgar campground?

116. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the best method if I am attacked by bears?

118. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Avalanche campground?

119. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Bowman Lake campground?

Glacier National Park 120. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Cut Bank campground? 14 121. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Fish Creek campground? 178 122. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the most expensive campground? Fish Creek 123. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the least expensive campground? Cut Bank124. I am visiting Glacier National Park on May 2, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit? Apgar 125. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campground is only accessible by dirt road? Cut Bank 126. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campgrounds only have pit toilets? (2 examples) Cut Bank and Bowman Lake 127. I am visiting Glacier National Park on October 8, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit? Apgar

120. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Cut Bank campground?

121. I am visiting Glacier National Park. How many sites are there in total in the Fish Creek campground?

122. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the most expensive campground?

123. I am visiting Glacier National Park. What is the least expensive campground?

124. I am visiting Glacier National Park on May 2, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit?

125. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campground is only accessible by dirt road?

127. I am visiting Glacier National Park on October 8, and I want to camp. Which campground should I visit?

126. I am visiting Glacier National Park. Which campgrounds only have pit toilets? (2 examples)

1. 21 2. 209/372-1060 3. 209/372-0200 4. 209/372-4637/5. 150 ft (46m) 6. 150 ft (46m) 7. 25 ft (8m) 8. 25 ft (8m) 9. No, it is not. 10. Yes, it is. 11. Yes, it is. 12. No, you can't. 13. Yes, you can.14. In a bear-resistant locker15. To protect vegetation and avoid getting lost or injured 16. No, you can't17. No, there aren't.18. They must be buried six inches deep. 19. Yes, you can. 20. No, you can't 21. Yes, you can 22. No you can't 23. Yes, they can 24. 209/372/0322 25. keepbearwild.org

64. Inspiration point 65. From March to October.66. A Song of Seasons67. 24 minutes68. One hour before closing time 69. geology, ecology, human history, and night skies 70. No, you can't71. Report to park rangers.72. the plateau rim73. 4 74. 6 75. Ankle injuries, dehydration, and elevation-related illness 76. No, you can't77. Garfield Hospital and Clinic78. 1 liter

79. Indigenous people 80. 25 miles per hour 81. 3 miles 82. near the visitor center, at the picnic area and campground.83. from 10 am to 3 pm.84. 867 feet (264 meters) 85. 193586. 500 00087. Plants88. From April to May 89. Light purple90. Tower Trail and Joyner Ridge Trail91. From July to August 92. Visitor center parking area 93. Dark purple of blue 94. Tower trail 95. June 96. Yellow 97. Orange 98. Prairie dog town99. white 100. Pink101. From June to September102. Yellow or orange103. Goldenpea 104. Chockeberry105. Sego Lily 106. Scarlet Globemallow 107. Low Larkspur

CORRECTION

26. 1 360 square kilometers 27. Island in the sky, The maze, The needles 28. Open year-round 29. Yes, it is. 29. (a) No, it is not.30. 1800 to 1900 metres31. The Colorado river and the Green river.32. Quesadilla Mobilla33. Quesadilla Mobilla 34. Miguel's Baja Grill35. Miguel's Baja Grill 36. Sunset Grill 37. Sunset Grill 38. Sunset Grill39. Desert Bistro40. Desert Bistro 41. 442. A food truck

43. Bryce point, Inspiration point, and Sunset point.44. 1.5 miles (2.4km)45. 1.5 miles (2.4km) 46. 1 mile (1.6 km) 47. Bryce point 48. Inspiration point 49. Sunset point 50. Sunset point 51. 60 miles 52. Yes, it is. 53. Yes, it is. 54. No, you can't. 55. No, you can't. 56. Yes, you can. 57. $15 58. $75 to $100 59. 435-834-5500 60. At least 72 hours in advance 61. No, you can't 62. Yes, you can63. Yes, you can

108. Yes, you can - up to 6 months 109. No, you can't 110. No, you can't111. Yes, you can 112. No, you can't 113. No, you can't 114. Yes, you can 115. No, you can't116. Bear spray 117. 192 118. 86 119. 48 120. 14 121. 178 122. Fish Creek 123. Cut Bank124. Apgar 125. Cut Bank 126. Cut Bank and Bowman Lake 127. Apgar

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Food / Grocery

/ˈtʃɪkɪn brests/

/biːf steɪks/

Food / Grocery

Food / Grocery

/ˈsæmən ˈfɪlɪts/

/kænz əv ˈtjuːnə/

Food / Grocery

Food / Grocery

/mɪlk ˈbɒtəlz/

/ˈbʌtə/

Food / Grocery

Food / Grocery

/ˈjɒɡəts/

/eɡz/

Food / Grocery

Food / Grocery

/ˈflaʊə/

/ˈʃʊɡə/

Food / Grocery

Food / Grocery

/ˈraɪs/

/sɔːlt/

Food / Grocery

Food / Grocery

/ˈpepə/

/dʒæm/

Food / Grocery

Food / Grocery

/ˈhʌni/

/ˈaɪs kriːm/

Food / Grocery

Food / Grocery

/fruːt ˈdʒuːs/

/ˈkɒfiz/

Food / Grocery

Health / Beauty

/tiː/

/ʃæmˈpuː/

Health / Beauty

Health / Beauty

/səʊp/

/ˈmaʊθwɒʃ/

Health / Beauty

Health / Beauty

/ˈtuːθbrʌʃ/

/ˈtuːθpeɪst/

Health / Beauty

Health / Beauty

/diːˈəʊdərənt/

/ˈsʌnskriːn/

Health / Beauty

Health / Beauty

/ˈkɒtən pædz/

/ˈaɪlaɪnə/

Health / Beauty

Health / Beauty

/ˈlɪpstɪk/

/neɪl ˈpɒlɪʃ/

Health / Beauty

Health / Beauty

/ˈreɪzəz/

/ˈʃeɪvɪŋ fəʊm/

Health / Beauty

Health / Beauty

/ˈpɜːfjuːm/

/feɪs mɑːsks/

Health / Beauty

Health / Beauty

/ədˈhiːsɪv ˈbændɪdʒɪz/

/hænd ˈsænɪtaɪzə/

Health / Beauty

Household

/ˈmeɪkʌp rɪˈmuːvə/

/ɡlɑːs ˈkliːnə/

Household

Household

/ˈdɪʃwɒʃɪŋ ˈlɪkwɪd/

/ˈdɪʃwɒʃə ˈtæblɪts/

Clothing and accessories

Household

/rɪŋz/

/ˈspʌndʒ/

Household

Household

/ˈtɔɪlɪt ˈpeɪpə/

/ˈpeɪpə ˈtaʊəl/

Household

Household

/træʃ bæɡz/

/ˈkliːnɪŋ ɡlʌvz/

Household

Household

/ˌæljʊˈmɪnɪəm fɔɪl/

/ˈkændəlz/

Household

Household

/ˈdʌstpænz/

/ˈmætʃɪz/

Household

Household

/ˈɪnsekt spreɪ/

/ænt træp/

Household

Household

/mɒp/

/ˈbʌkɪt/

Household

Home

/bruːm/

/ˈplænts/

Home

Home

/pleɪts/

/bəʊlz/

Home

Home

/ˈɡlɑːsɪz/

/mʌɡz/

Home

Home

/pænz/

/ˈkɪtʃɪn naɪvz/

Home

Home

/ˈkɜːtənz/

/rʌɡz/

Home

Home

/ˈblæŋkɪts/

/ˈtaʊəlz/

Home

Home

/ˈlɔːndri ˈbɑːskɪts/

/læmps/

Home

Home

/ˈmɪrəz/

/ˈvɑːzɪz/

Home

Home

/wɔːl klɒks/

/ˈpɪktʃə freɪmz/

Home

Clothing and accessories

/kəʊt ræks/

/ʃɜːts/

Clothing and accessories

Clothing and accessories

/ˈswetəz/

/ˈhʊdiz/

Clothing and accessories

Clothing and accessories

/kəʊts/

/ˈtraʊzəz/

Clothing and accessories

Clothing and accessories

/ʃɔːts/

/skɜːts/

Clothing and accessories

Clothing and accessories

/ˈdresɪz/

/pəˈdʒɑːməz/

Clothing and accessories

Clothing and accessories

/sɒks/

/ˈswɪmweə/

Clothing and accessories

Clothing and accessories

/ˈslɪpəz/

/belts/

Clothing and accessories

Clothing and accessories

/kæps/

/ˈnekləsɪz/

Food / Grocery

Food / Grocery

/ˈæpəlz/

/bəˈnɑːnəz/

Food / Grocery

Food / Grocery

/ˈɒrɪndʒɪz/

/təˈmɑːtəʊz/

Food / Grocery

Food / Grocery

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/pəˈteɪtəʊz/

/ˈʌnjənz/

Food / Grocery

Food / Grocery

/ˈkærəts/

/ˈletɪs/

Clothing and accessories

Clothing and accessories

/taɪz/

/ˈɪərɪŋz/

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Shopping list:

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/neɪl ˈpɒlɪʃ/

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Step 1: What is pop culture? 1. Read and decipher the definition of pop culture (9 words to decipher in total). Write the keywords. Using the keywords and your own words, explain in your notebook what pop culture is. 2. Classify the words related to pop culture into categories - take notes in your notebook. 3. Choose one pop culture trend (ex: TikTok challenges) and explain why it matters socially.

Pop culture refers to ˈmeɪnstriːm ˌentəˈteɪnmənt , aɪˈdɪəz and ɪkˈspreʃᵊnz that appeal to large audiences. It includes TV shows, movies, music, fashion trends, internet memes, and celebrities. Pop culture both shapes and reflects society because it spreads ˈvæljuːz , kəˈlɛktɪv fɪəz , and ˈsəʊʃᵊl ˈɪʃuːz.

Media Netflix TikTok YouTube Instagram Reels Technology AI filters Gaming consoles Smartphones Face ID Music Drake / Taylor Swift / Billie Eilish Spotify Music festivals Music videos Identity Fashion styles Hairstyles Makeup trends Online personas Profile pictures / selfies Trends Viral challenges Memes Fashion trends Hashtags Society Social movements Cancel culture Fan communities Online debates Consumerism Brand collaborations Sponsored posts Fast fashion brands Limited editions Unboxing videos

AI filtersBrand collaborations Cancel culture Drake / Taylor Swift / Billie Eilish Face ID Fan communities Fashion styles Fast fashion brands Gaming consoles Hairstyles

Hashtags Instagram Reels Limited editions Makeup trends Memes Music festivals Music videos Netflix Online debates Online personas

Profile pictures / selfies Smartphones Sponsored posts Spotify Social movements TikTok Unboxing videos Viral challenges YouTube

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It reflects an important aspect of today's society:...

How the media shapes the way we view the world? - BBC REEL

All over the world, in every country and every culture, storytelling has significant power. The stories that we are told through books, our screens, and advertising build identities, determine behaviors, and forge our dreams. American researchers have found that stories repeated in our minds actually interact with our biology. Our brains need shortcuts to simplify and organize the constant flow of information and data coming at us. These stories impact how we view the world and how we make meaning from what we perceive. The narratives we tell, and are told, have the potential to create and sustain prejudice, often shaped by those few who dominate the storytelling sphere. So, in what dangerous ways has this materialized in media and advertising? The British Film Institute found that between 2006 and 2016, of around 45,000 credited acting roles in the UK, only 0.5% were played by Black British actors. Not seeing yourself represented often leads to self-imposed limitations on what you believe you can achieve, and allows negative perceptions to go unchallenged. When Black people are represented, there are many recurring racialized tropes, most of which can be traced back to colonialism, historic anti-Blackness, and the legacy of slavery. Sixty-four percent of UK crime films have featured roles for Black actors, and 15% of all films featuring Black actors between 2006 and 2016 focused on crime narratives. You have probably encountered other stereotypes across films, TV shows, and advertisements: the Mammy, the Jezebel, the angry or sassy Black woman, the stoic figure, the gangster, the angry Black man, and the Black best friend. These notions of who Black people are were created by white storytellers throughout history, carefully crafted to dehumanize and erase the multiplicity of Black existence. Take, for example, one of the most historic tropes: the Mammy. Academy Award-winning actress Hattie McDaniel famously played this role in Gone with the Wind in 1939. Her performance as a loyal, subservient caregiver was created by white American storytellers to distance themselves from the harsh realities of race relations in a post-slavery society. In light of the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, the streaming platform HBO Max removed the film due to its racist depictions, later republishing it with disclaimers about historical context and warnings about racial stereotypes. In current popular culture, we are often shown racist caricatures, such as the angry Black woman on reality TV or the hyper-violent Black man in gritty documentaries. These depictions are partly informed by colorism, a term coined by author and activist Alice Walker, which refers to the prejudicial treatment of darker-skinned individuals within the Black community. In on-screen storytelling, there is often an easy way to tick the boxes of so-called diversity without critically engaging with anti-Black bias. This is frequently done through the use of mixed-race or light-skinned characters. A character's proximity to whiteness-whether through lighter skin, a white parent, partner, or friend-often increases their social standing, presumed likability, and success, further constructing and upholding racist perceptions. As of 2018, the average American spends over 11 hours a day watching, listening to, reading, and interacting with media. Therefore, mass media holds immense power to challenge and change perceptions. The next time you see an advertisement, watch a film, or engage with a TV show, ask yourself: whose voice is telling this story, and who is it trying to represent? And for the storytellers among you, strive to give people the same platform and agency to tell their own stories and shape their own identities, so that in the future we can show the endless possibilities of who Black people can be and what we can become.

What is the video mainly about? The video is about the power of storytelling and how media representations, especially of Black people, shape identities, beliefs, and social perceptions. Storytelling is powerful because it influences how people see the world, understand others, and imagine their own possibilities. What role does the media play in shaping identities? Media spreads stories on a massive scale, which can reinforce stereotypes or challenge them, shaping how groups are viewed and how individuals see themselves. What statistics are given about Black representation in British films? Between 2006 and 2016, only 0.5% of around 45,000 credited acting roles in the UK were played by Black British actors. What stereotypes of Black people are mentioned in the video? The video mentions the Mammy, the Jezebel, the angry or sassy Black woman, the stoic figure, the gangster, the angry Black man, and the Black best friend. Where do these stereotypes come from? They come from colonialism, historic anti-Blackness, slavery, and white storytellers who shaped narratives to dehumanize Black people. Explain the "Mammy" trope. The Mammy trope represents Black women as loyal, subservient caregivers who exist to serve white families. What is colorism? Colorism is discrimination within the Black community based on skin tone, where lighter skin is often valued more than darker skin. How does the media sometimes show "diversity" without being inclusive? Media often uses mixed-race or light-skinned characters to appear diverse while avoiding deeper engagement with anti-Black bias. How can media reinforce or challenge prejudice? Media can reinforce prejudice by repeating harmful stereotypes, or challenge it by showing complex, authentic, and diverse stories.

4. Answer the questions in your notebook:a. What is the video mainly about?b. What role does the media play in shaping identities? c. What statistics are given about Black representation in British films? d. What stereotypes of Black people are mentioned in the video? e. Where do these stereotypes come from? f. Explain the "Mammy" trope. g. What is colorism? h. How does the media sometimes show "diversity" without being inclusive? i. How can media reinforce or challenge prejudice?

Watch the video corresponding to the transcript above

Step 2: Analyze how TV series represent society1. Discuss the following questions with your partners:

Why do people love TV series?

What makes a series popular?

Do series only entertain us? Or do they tell us something about society?

Stranger things

SEASON 1: in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, October 1983. As the first episode begins, Will, Lucas, Mike, and Dustin are playing a board game on a Sunday evening but they have to stop. As he is riding his bike home, Will is kidnapped by a strange creature. His friends decide to look for him. Joyce, who is Will's mother, is very worried. She joins Police Officer Jim Hopper to look for him. A few moments later, she understands that Will is alive and that he is trying to communicate with her. He is in fact a prisoner in a different dimension called " The Upside Down ": he is hiding from a monster which is described as a Demogorgon (a monster in the boys' favorite board game). Late at night, as the boys are looking for their friend Will, they meet Eleven. She has telekinetic powers. Later, she decides to help the gang search for Will...

1. Read the synopsis of the first episode and take notes in your notebook: Who? (characters + relationship), When? Where? Problem? Solution?

2. Grammar check (from the text) a. Find the relative pronouns in the text. Explain the rule in French in your notebook and write down examples. b. Find the time markers in the text. Write them in your notebook and add their French translation. c. Identify the verb tenses and forms used in the text (present simple in the active voice, present simple in the passive voice, present continuous). Write examples in your notebook and explain the rules in French. 3. Complete the text. Write only the number and verb in your notebook (/!\ présent simple à la voix active ou voix passive).

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Nowadays, Stranger Things is one of the most popular series on Netflix. The show (1) ......... (create) by twin brothers Matt and Ross Duffer, and it usually (2) ......... (take place) in the small town of Hawkins, Indiana.Every season, the story (3) ......... (focus) on a group of teenagers who often (4) ......... (face) strange and dangerous events. Some scenes (5) ......... (inspire) by real-life conspiracy theories such as The Montauk Project, and the iconic title sequence (6) .........(inspire) by the designer Richard Greenberg. In the series, another dark world called the Upside Down (7) ......... (exist), and its real name (8) ......... (suppose) to be the Nether. Vintage filters (9) ......... (use) by the show's colorist to create an 80s atmosphere. At the same time, the characters often (10) ......... (listen) to music, and the show's soundtrack (11) ......... (compose) by Michael Stein and Kyle Dixon. Today, fans all over the world (12) ......... (watch) the series again and again.

4. Write the vocabulary and the corresponding number in your notebook.

Dustin

Max

Will

Mike

Eleven

Lucas

10

11

12

15

14

13

18

17

16

Appearance and outfit ..... Ø bracelets..... Ø grey trousers..... Ø long curly red hair ..... Ø shaved hair ..... Ø short curly brown hair ..... Ø short straight brown hair

..... a light pink dress..... a flashy tee-shirt..... a red coat ..... a striped tee-shirt ..... a striped shirt ..... a yellow hat

..... Ø shorts ..... a belt ..... a black watch..... a blue jacket..... a grey backpack..... a yellow hoodie

2. Grammar check (from the text) a. Find the relative pronouns in the text. Explain the rule in French in your notebook and write down examples. b. Find the time markers in the text. Write them in your notebook and add their French translation. c. Identify the verb tenses and forms used in the text (present simple in the active voice, present simple in the passive voice, present continuous). Write examples in your notebook and explain the rules in French. 3. Complete the text. Write only the number and verb in your notebook (/!\ présent simple à la voix active ou voix passive).

5. Copy in your notebook and complete the grammar box and the sentences below.

La place de l'adjectif

En anglais, les adjectifs sont invariables et se placent toujours _________ le nom. Voici l'ordre à respecter:

O T A F C O M

âge

forme

opinion

taille

origine

matière

couleur

(boring, great...)

(old,young...)

(big, little...)

(round,square...)

(French,English...)

(wooden,silver...)

(pink, red...)

a. Vecna lives in a _________ dimension. (ancient, dark, huge, organic, terrifying, twisted)b. Eleven escapes from a _________ laboratory. (American, cold, concrete, large, scientific)c. The kids discover a _________ elevator inside Hawkins Lab. (American, metal, mysterious, old, small, square, yellow)d. Dustin keeps a _________ pouch. (American, dirty, fabric, green, old, ridiculous, tiny)e. The Upside Down is filled with _________ structures. (creepy, dead, tall, red and grey)

a. Vecna lives in a terrifying huge ancient twisted dark organic dimension. b. Eleven escapes from a cold large American scientific concrete laboratory. c. The kids discover a mysterious small old square yellow American metal elevator inside Hawkins Lab. d. Dustin keeps a ridiculous tiny dirty old green American fabric pouch in his backpack. e. The Upside Down is filled with creepy tall dead grey and red structures.

6. Imagine a new character who could exist in the world of Stranger Things. Write a detailed description of this character. Try to be as precise as possible and use many adjectives, respecting the correct adjective order in English. You must choose at least 10 words from the list below and use them correctly in your text.

Connecteurs: although → bien que, however → cependant, therefore → par conséquent; whereas → tandis que, eventually → finalement / à la fin Adjectifs: unsettling → inquiétant, weathered → usé par le temps, otherworldly → surnaturel, imposing → imposant, shadowy → sombre, uncanny → étrange / dérangeant Adverbes: extremely → extrêmement, remarkably → remarquablement, deeply → profondément, unusually → inhabituellement, barely → à peine

7. Watch short clips from Stranger Things. Identify and note examples from the series and place them under the three axes below. Be ready to explain your choices and discuss them with the class.

Extract 3

Extract 4

Extract 1

Extract 2

AXE 1 - La nostalgie des années 80 ? Idée clé : la série reflète notre rapport au passé. À faire observer : Bikes, walkie-talkies Arcade games Clothes, music Old technology (no smartphones) Question élèves : Why do you think the 1980s are idealized? What does this nostalgia say about today's society? ➡️ Réponse attendue : besoin de réassurance, simplicité, retour à l'enfance. AXE 2 - Les peurs de la société ? Idée clé : la pop culture montre ce qui inquiète une époque. Dans Stranger Things : Le laboratoire → gouvernement / secret experiments Le Upside Down → fear of the unknown Monsters → hidden dangers Questions : What are people afraid of in the series? Can these fears represent real fears in society? ➡️ Guerre froide, méfiance envers l'État, science incontrôlée. AXE 3 - Les valeurs sociales ? Idée clé : les séries montrent ce que la société valorise. Valeurs mises en avant : Friendship Loyalty Difference (Eleven) Courage Found family Question : Why are children the heroes? What message does it send to the audience? ➡️ Les marginaux peuvent être des héros, importance de la solidarité.

AXIS 1 - Nostalgia for the 1980s: Look for objects, clothing, music, or technology that show the 1980s.AXIS 2 - Social fears: Look for scenes that show what people are afraid of.AXIS 3 - Social values: Look for actions, relationships, or behaviors that show values.

8. Discuss and answer the following questions:a. Why do you think the 1980s are idealized? What does this nostalgia say about today's society? b. What are people afraid of in the series? Can these fears represent real fears in society? c. Why are children the heroes? What message does it send to the audience?

9. Choose one of the clips we watched from Stranger Things. Add a voice-over narration for the clip.You have two options: => Use the same lines as the characters (re-create their dialogue).=> Invent new lines for the characters, as long as they match the scene and make sense with the images.

7. Watch short clips from Stranger Things. Identify and note examples from the series and place them under the three axes below. Be ready to explain your choices and discuss them with the class.

Extract 3

Extract 4

Extract 1

Extract 2

AXIS 1 - Nostalgia for the 1980s: Look for objects, clothing, music, or technology that show the 1980s.AXIS 2 - Social fears: Look for scenes that show what people are afraid of.AXIS 3 - Social values: Look for actions, relationships, or behaviors that show values.

8. Discuss and answer the following questions:a. Why do you think the 1980s are idealized? What does this nostalgia say about today's society? b. What are people afraid of in the series? Can these fears represent real fears in society? c. Why are children the heroes? What message does it send to the audience?

9. Choose one of the clips we watched from Stranger Things. Add a voice-over narration for the clip.You have two options: => Use the same lines as the characters (re-create their dialogue).=> Invent new lines for the characters, as long as they match the scene and make sense with the images.

Black mirror - Nosedive

Netflix series, Black MirrorEpisode: "Nosedive" Main character: Lacie Setting: near-future society where social ratings determine social status and opportunities Genre: dystopia / satire / sci-fiAXE 1 - Social pressure and obsession with appearances People constantly rate each other. Interactions depend on popularity. Everyone tries to appear perfect and happy. Correction: In Nosedive, society values people based on their ratings. Lacie's life is controlled by how other people see her. This reflects our society because social media often pressures teenagers to look perfect, get likes, and appear popular. The episode shows the stress and superficiality caused by this obsession. AXE 2 - Technology and society Smartphones and rating apps are everywhere. Technology controls access to services like transportation, housing, and social events. Correction: Technology in Nosedive controls people's lives. If someone has a low rating, they cannot access basic services or opportunities. This reflects real life because social media and online reputation can influence jobs, relationships, and social status. The episode exaggerates this idea to warn us about dependence on technology. AXE 3 - Values and social critique Extreme individualism. Fake smiles and politeness hide true feelings. Society values conformity and ratings over authenticity. Correction: Nosedive criticizes a society where people care more about appearances than reality. The episode shows that valuing ratings and popularity above honesty and freedom creates anxiety and superficial relationships. It reflects real societal issues such as peer pressure, social comparison, and the obsession with perfection. "Do you think social media controls your image today?"

Step 3: Understand how pop culture reflects social values1. Flash only one QR code. Your partner must flash the other one.One at a time, make sentences to describe the picture. Try to find as many similarities and differences as possible.

characters

colors

actors' positions

visual effects

slogans...

Make sure you use appropriate expressions:To express similarities: Like / Similarly / In the same way / Likewise To express differences: Unlike / On the contrary / However / Whereas / While / In contrast 2. Visit both IMDb pages of the movies. Write sentences to compare them and their ratings. 3. Answer the questions: a. What changes in the remake compared to the original? b. Do the characters represent different social values? (e.g., gender equality, diversity) c. Why do filmmakers remake old films? d. How do social values influence pop culture and media choices? e. Why might some changes provoke criticism or debates in society?

4. Discover another remake. Flash the QR code, observe the movie poster and explain what you know about the movie.Flash the second QR code, read the press article, and explain the controversy in your own words.

Step 4: Pop culture icons

1. Read the descriptions and find the corresponding icon: Billie Eilish - Beyonce - Drake - Ed Sheeran - Harry Styles - Kendrick Lamar - Rihanna - Taylor Swift

Pop musicians and celebrities are more than entertainers-they often influence fashion, social attitudes, political engagement, and debates about values. Their work can reflect society or challenge it. A. ____________ : Influence on fashion and style: stage costumes, hairstyles, red carpet looks inspire fans worldwide. Social influence: promotes empowerment, feminism, racial pride (e.g., Lemonade album). B. ____________ : Influence on gender identity & fashion: wears traditionally "feminine" clothing, breaking stereotypes. For instance, he wore a ball gown on the cover of Vogue (2020), which challenged traditional gender norms in fashion. C. ____________ : Influence on body image & youth culture: baggy clothes, rejection of traditional beauty standards. Social message: addresses mental health, climate change, and individuality in her lyrics (e.g "Everything I Wanted") D. ____________ : Influence on social behavior & youth culture: uses storytelling in songs to address relationships, personal growth, and social issues. Social influence: speaks out on politics, LGBTQ+ rights, and gender equality. E. ____________ : Influence on music & culture: shapes rap and hip-hop culture, influences slang and lifestyle trends. Social influence: addresses fame, wealth, and social issues in lyrics, reaching millions. (e.g. "God's Plan") F. ____________ : Influence on music culture: acoustic style and storytelling influence aspiring musicians and songwriting trends. Social influence: promotes charitable causes, highlights social issues in interviews. G. ____________ : Influence on rap & social commentary: lyrics address racism, poverty, and police violence. Social influence: inspires political and social awareness among youth. H. ____________ : Influence on fashion & entrepreneurship: Fenty Beauty and Savage X Fenty promote diversity and body inclusivity. Social influence: advocates for racial equality, women's empowerment, and philanthropy.

Pop musicians and celebrities are more than entertainers-they often influence fashion, social attitudes, political engagement, and debates about values. Their work can reflect society or challenge it. Beyonce Influence on fashion and style: stage costumes, hairstyles, red carpet looks inspire fans worldwide. Social influence: promotes empowerment, feminism, racial pride (e.g., Lemonade album). Harry Styles Influence on gender identity & fashion: wears traditionally "feminine" clothing, breaking stereotypes. For instance, he wore a ball gown on the cover of Vogue (2020), which challenged traditional gender norms in fashion. Billie Eilish: Influence on body image & youth culture: baggy clothes, rejection of traditional beauty standards. Social message: addresses mental health, climate change, and individuality in her lyrics (e.g "Everything I Wanted") Taylor Swift Influence on social behavior & youth culture: uses storytelling in songs to address relationships, personal growth, and social issues. Social influence: speaks out on politics, LGBTQ+ rights, and gender equality. Drake Influence on music & culture: shapes rap and hip-hop culture, influences slang and lifestyle trends. Social influence: addresses fame, wealth, and social issues in lyrics, reaching millions. (e.g. "God's Plan") Ed Sheeran Influence on music culture: acoustic style and storytelling influence aspiring musicians and songwriting trends. Social influence: promotes charitable causes, highlights social issues in interviews. Kendrick Lamar Influence on rap & social commentary: lyrics address racism, poverty, and police violence. Social influence: inspires political and social awareness among youth. Rihanna Influence on fashion & entrepreneurship: Fenty Beauty and Savage X Fenty promote diversity and body inclusivity. Social influence: advocates for racial equality, women's empowerment, and philanthropy.

2. Choose another pop culture icon (musician, actor, influencer, or celebrity) that we haven't discussed in class yet.
Explain how this person influences society. You can focus on: Fashion or style, Social values (equality, diversity, body image, identity, etc.), Political or social activism, Trends in music, movies, or online culture

Give concrete examples to justify your explanation (e.g., a song, an action, an interview, a campaign, or a public appearance).

Include adjectives and connectors to make your description more precise and engaging.

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Phonétique/prosodique

Intonation pour :

poser des questions

exprimer le doute et l'opinion

marquer l'emphase sur des adjectifs

Lexique

Vocabulaire des réseaux sociaux et du paraître

Vocabulaire pour analyser des données

Grammaire

Questions fermées et réponses courtes

Who / which

If I were... I would + BV

Culture

Comprendre les mécanismes liés aux réseaux sociaux

Réfléchir à l'influence des célébrités et influenceurs

Questionner les conséquences sociales et psychologiques

Éduquer à l'esprit critique face aux images idéalisées.

2nd - U2 - Social Media @AliceLefebvre

Supports et outils

Graphiques: internet users timeline + Teens don't value face-to-face communication

CO: FOMO: Our Relationship with Social Media

Instagram post + YouTube screenshots

CE - articles

Iconographiques: Cartoons to discuss social media

Evaluations

Evaluations intermédiaires:

CE : articles sur la flex culture et ses effets.

EO : Présentation d'un post Instagram

EOI: Discussing social media + debate

CO + CE: social media

Evaluation finale: EE: Write an article about social media and its effects on people.

Pragmatique

Présenter un doc. iconographique (graphique, post Instagram, article, cartoon...)

Exprimer une opinion argumentée

Interagir en posant des questions et en réagissant (débat, questions).

Rédiger un article court ou une critique.

Simuler des scénarios imaginaires avec la structure If I were... I would....

2nd - Social media Axe 1. Représentation de soi et rapport à autrui To what extent has social media changed the perception we have of ourselves, others, and society?

1. Are your grandparents on social media? 2. Do you think social media is a good source of news? 3. Have you ever experienced online harassment? 4. Did you post anything on social media yesterday? 5. Should schools teach students how to use social media responsibly? 6. Would you like to be an influencer? 7. Could you live without social media for a week?

2. Then, answer the questions. Use a short answer and justify.

Vocabulary

The graph is a line chart / a bar chart / an infographic.It deals with / illustrates the fact that / is about / points out...Overall, the graph suggests that...In conclusion, it can be observed that...

1. Present the graphs.

Filtered Reality: Social Media's Impact on Perception

To what extent has social media changed the perception we have of ourselves, others, and society?

If you work hard, you can have anything you want in life.

Effects Of Flex Culture?Does Flex Culture Affect Relationships?

I am not saying that there is anything wrong in sharing luxurious experiences on social media or posting pictures of the expensive items they have with the excess amount of money they possess. But once this turns into the only way they can express themselves, that is when things get dangerous. It starts to reshape their motives and values.

The craze for showing it off before their friends and on social media is unbelievable. No wonder why our generation is so unhappy. We seem to have our priorities set in all the wrong places. It's so normal to make fun of a person working a 9 to 5 job, just because he is earning an average amount for his age. The desire to live a comfortable life is far gone for this generation. Social media has made everyone think that by the time they reach 25, they have to be rich and successful. They have to achieve everything by then or they are doing it wrong. The immense pressure we put on ourselves just by seeing others flexing their life is so unnecessary. We rush our own lives in order to keep up with the changing trends. Start comparing our own success with others, when all we need to do is focus on our own growth and take things slow. We all need to understand that this is all a facade and things don't always turn out to be as fancy as they look online.

Trying to do the things celebrities do or buy the products they promote, just to have a feeling of being like them. It's not the influencer's fault either, they are just doing their job incredibly well. Our generation is just falling into the trap of mimicking these lifestyles. I can't even count the number of times I wished I was in Goa or Maldives just cause I saw a few influencers living their best life over there, during a crazy pandemic. Our generation is so desensitized and out of touch with reality, that they have made everything about money and the different ways one can show that off. All this to a certain extent is fine but if this is all one cares about it's no longer a healthy goal.

Didn't have to flex this hard

By Natasha Lyons - July 30, 2021

How Is Flex Culture Killing Us?

So for the ones who have no idea what flex culture is, it is basically showing off your abundance in wealth on social media. There are times when we see someone wearing a branded hoodie or see posts on Facebook or Instagram, where someone is on a luxurious holiday. This new "flex culture" has become quite common nowadays. And now it leads us to the question: is it a healthy form of self-expression?

The supremacy of vlogging and "lifestyle" content has made that job especially easy online. "When I ask digital influencers what their expertise is in, the answer is almost always 'lifestyle,'" says Carla Abdalla, who teaches at the Armando Alvares Penteado Foundation in Brazil and studies consumer behavior and marketing strategies. "When I ask them which kind of lifestyle, they talk about the consumption of designer clothes, gourmet restaurants, high-tech gadgets, trips around the world, and so on. Their expertise is the consumption."

Effects Of Flex Culture?Does Flex Culture Affect Relationships?

The supremacy of vlogging and "lifestyle" content has made that job especially easy online. "When I ask digital influencers what their expertise is in, the answer is almost always 'lifestyle,'" says Carla Abdalla, who teaches at the Armando Alvares Penteado Foundation in Brazil and studies consumer behavior and marketing strategies. "When I ask them which kind of lifestyle, they talk about the consumption of designer clothes, gourmet restaurants, high-tech gadgets, trips around the world, and so on. Their expertise is the consumption."

For skeptics, these hyper-consumerist displays are shocking, and maybe a little gross. (I haven't been the same since I, along with 17 million other people, watched YouTubers Jeffree Star and Shane Dawson throw away $1 million worth of expired makeup on a casual Friday this March.) Social media makes influence seem attainable by anyone, even the viewer at home. So, rather than hating Jake Paul for giving his fiancé Tana Mongeau, who cannot drive, a car that's worth $124,000, they imagine what lavish gifts they'll be able to give the people they love. It's very human, and almost nice, when you think of it that way.

By EMMA GREY ELLIS - june 26, 2019

The Psychological Impact of Seeing YouTubers Spend Millions

Flexing, if you're unfamiliar, is flaunting your wealth. You may have encountered it in meme form: In early 2018, "weird flex but OK" was the only appropriate response to bizarre social media boasting. Sometimes the bragging methods were questionable, but the impulse to brag was never taken to task. Why? Over the last few years, flexing has become a social media genre of its own-and a popular one.

So, what is flex culture? Flex culture is characterized by showcasing wealth, success, and luxury possessions in public in a non-humble way. The term was first commonly used by hip-hop rappers who then heavily influenced flex culture in the wake of social media.

By Stacy Wasiche - September 12, 2023

Flex culture phenomenon; how it has affected major luxury brands.

Flex culture has significantly impacted the way luxury brands are perceived and marketed. This trend has prompted luxury brands to adapt their strategies to resonate with this audience. They often collaborate with influencers and celebrities who embody the flex culture, creating aspirational content that aligns with the lifestyle and values of their target audience. Brands are also designing products that are instantly recognizable and visually impactful, catering to the "Instagrammable" nature of flex culture. Social media platforms have amplified the reach of flex culture. When influencers and celebrities showcase their luxury purchases, they inadvertently promote these brands to their massive followings. This has been achieved through content like 'unbox with me videos', 'get ready with me', or 'outfit of the day', where fashion influencers would showcase what they have bought or is in their closets. You as their audience end up being introduced to brands that are not in your market capacity, this therefore makes the brand known. This kind of exposure is invaluable for luxury brands looking to tap into a global market. In conclusion, the flex culture phenomenon has reshaped the luxury industry by influencing consumer behavior, brand visibility, and marketing strategies. Luxury brands that can effectively navigate this landscape stand to gain substantial benefits, but must also be cautious to maintain the essence of exclusivity that defines their appeal. As the digital age continues to evolve, luxury brands must evolve with it while preserving the timeless allure that has defined them for generations.

emblematic of the brand. Thus, Beyonce is showing off a Gucci-inspired look, where the brand's logo is the detail that catches the attention first. However, showing off by posting pictures on social media wearing Gucci or Prada might be enough to keep the status of celebrity, but it is not enough to grow their popularity, which eventually will increase their revenue. Different types of celebrities began uploading closet tour videos on YouTube, which led to a new popular practice in the flex culture. Whether framed as bragging and showing off or conspicuous consumption, flex culture gives an inside look into the lifestyle of celebrities and their online practices for gaining fame and transforming themselves into commodities that are sold online. Flexing as a new type of celebrities' popular culture seems rather interesting and intriguing for the ordinary viewers, and especially for the fans of these public figures, however, the culture possesses its own risk for the individuals who want to become part of it. Creating an image of exotically and luxury is not a problem for the people who can afford it, but for those who cannot, it could lead to financial problems with the aim of achieving it.

The famous singer Beyonce posted this photo on Instagram, and as we can see in the picture, she is wearing a simple black dress (which is most likely a designer dress). However, the center of attention is her embroidered black purse that displays the big logo of Gucci. She is also wearing a golden trench coat, and the golden color is

Social media has turned into a battlefield for popularity, in which everyone wants to become the next Internet sensation. Influencers, Hollywood stars, and wealthy people flex on their social media accounts with photos of their material possessions, mainly by showing off their designer clothes, expensive cars, luxury houses, and exotic vacations. In modern life, flex culture is associated with both bragging and showing off mainly on social media platforms like Instagram and YouTube with material possessions that are expensive.

Savina Karneva - May 24, 2021

Celebrities' Flex Culture - Who Are You Flexing On?

Partie 1: Compréhension orale. _____/10

Unit 1 - Test - Correction

J'ai compris...le thème principal (flex culture) _____/1 la définition du thème (le fait de frimer/se vanter de ses possessions matérielles/de sa richesse) _____/1 les domaines de la flex culture (éducation, sphère sociale, voyage, la richesse, condition physique...) _____/2 qu'avant les réseaux sociaux, la flex culture était représentée par les célébrités traditionnelles dans des émissions / sur le tapis rouge _____/1 le hip-hop et rap ont influencé la flex culture _____/1 le mot "flex" a été inventé dans le monde du hip hop _____/1 que la femme donne son opinion (difficile d'y résister) _____/1 la flex culture se base sur l'argent _____/1 dans une société capitaliste, l'agent est associé au succès _____/1

Partie 1: Compréhension orale. _____/10

Unit 1 - Test - Correction

J'ai compris...le thème principal (flex culture) _____/1 la définition du thème (le fait de frimer/se vanter de ses possessions matérielles/de sa richesse) _____/1 les domaines de la flex culture (éducation, sphère sociale, voyage, la richesse, condition physique...) _____/2 qu'avant les réseaux sociaux, la flex culture était représentée par les célébrités traditionnelles dans des émissions / sur le tapis rouge _____/1 le hip-hop et rap ont influencé la flex culture _____/1 le mot "flex" a été inventé dans le monde du hip hop _____/1 que la femme donne son opinion (difficile d'y résister) _____/1 la flex culture se base sur l'argent _____/1 dans une société capitaliste, l'agent est associé au succès _____/1

Partie 1: Compréhension orale. _____/10

Unit 1 - Test - Correction

J'ai compris...le thème principal (flex culture) _____/1 la définition du thème (le fait de frimer/se vanter de ses possessions matérielles/de sa richesse) _____/1 les domaines de la flex culture (éducation, sphère sociale, voyage, la richesse, condition physique...) _____/2 qu'avant les réseaux sociaux, la flex culture était représentée par les célébrités traditionnelles dans des émissions / sur le tapis rouge _____/1 le hip-hop et rap ont influencé la flex culture _____/1 le mot "flex" a été inventé dans le monde du hip hop _____/1 que la femme donne son opinion (difficile d'y résister) _____/1 la flex culture se base sur l'argent _____/1 dans une société capitaliste, l'agent est associé au succès _____/1

Partie 1: Compréhension orale. _____/10

Unit 1 - Test - Correction

J'ai compris...le thème principal (flex culture) _____/1 la définition du thème (le fait de frimer/se vanter de ses possessions matérielles/de sa richesse) _____/1 les domaines de la flex culture (éducation, sphère sociale, voyage, la richesse, condition physique...) _____/2 qu'avant les réseaux sociaux, la flex culture était représentée par les célébrités traditionnelles dans des émissions / sur le tapis rouge _____/1 le hip-hop et rap ont influencé la flex culture _____/1 le mot "flex" a été inventé dans le monde du hip hop _____/1 que la femme donne son opinion (difficile d'y résister) _____/1 la flex culture se base sur l'argent _____/1 dans une société capitaliste, l'agent est associé au succès _____/1

1. Lis le texte puis réponds en français ___/5

1. Quel est le thème du document? ______________________________________________________________ 2. Donne le prénom d'une personne qui a vécu une mauvaise expérience sur les réseaux sociaux. _____________ 3. Selon Maya, pourquoi les réseaux sociaux sont "si différent" comparé à avant? _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. Qu'est-il arrivait à Jeff après son tweet? _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. Comment Phil a t il résolu son problème avec Simon? _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________

Compréhension écrite. _____/10

Donna: I work for a medical charity called Healthy Hearts and we really rely on social media. To promote an event, we usually post an ad and then people share it. We always ask our followers to use the hashtag #healthyhearts so that we can get more attention and maybe even trend in our local region. If people need more information about an event, they can DM us and we try to respond as quickly as possible.Maya: I remember when Facebook first began, it seemed more personal. I didn't friend many people, just close contacts. When I used to log in, my newsfeed was full of cool photos and funny status updates from my friends and family. These days, social media is very different. It's full of celebrities and brands who want you to follow their pages. They're constantly posting clickbait, hoping that their videos or photos will get millions of likes and go viral. I feel like social media has lost its personal touch. Jeff: I once interacted with Chelsea Clinton on Twitter! After listening to a speech that she gave at my university, I wrote a tweet saying how much I had enjoyed it. I included her handle in the tweet (@chelseaclinton) and, much to my surprise, she retweeted me! It was amazing! My tweet got hundreds of likes and it started a really long thread of comments where other users gave their opinions on the speech. Phil: I'm a hairdresser and I use Instagram to promote my work. About a year ago, I got a new follower called Simon. And he started trolling me! He kept posting photos of dogs with funny hairstyles and then tagging me in the photos. It was so cruel! I had to block him and report him to the site administrator.

couler: ____________________venir au secours: ____________________ bijoux: ____________________ éviter: ____________________

1. Traduis en anglais à l'aide du vocabulaire étudié en classe. /!\ tu ne dois pas conjuguer les verbes _____/20 de nos jours: ____________________ augmenter: ____________________ diminuer: ____________________ sans: ____________________ signifier (2verbes): ____________________ ou ____________________ manquer de confiance en soi: ____________________ se la raconter/frimer: ____________________ richesse: ____________________ somptueux: ____________________ sensibiliser à: ____________________ faire semblant de: ____________________ aborder la question de : ____________________ égocentrique: ____________________ inconscient (2 adjectifs): ____________________ ou ____________________

Vocabulaire:

un discours: ______________ une publicité: ______________

1. a hashtag (text: Donna) 2. a newsfeed (text: Maya)

5. a handle (text: Jeff) 6. a thread (text: Jeff)

3. clickbait (text: Maya) 4. a like (text: Maya)

_____ An eye-catching or shocking headline/photo/video to attract people to click on a link. _____ Usually the initial page that you see on a social network, showing you videos, photos, etc from the people who you follow. _____ A person's name on Twitter, which comes after an @ sign (e.g. @chelseaclinton). Using this allows you to mention a person publicly. _____ A word or phrase that comes after a # sign to identify a certain topic on social media. _____ A sequence of comments that appear below an initial comment or post. These comments are reactions to the initial post. _____ An action in which a person reacts to an item on social media by clicking an icon to show that they like this item.

2. Trouve les mots suivants dans le texte, en anglais ____/2 compter sur: ______________ promouvoir: ______________ 3. Fais correspondre le terme et la définition. _____/3

1. Lis le texte puis réponds en français ___/5

1. Quel est le thème du document? ______________________________________________________________ 2. Donne le prénom d'une personne qui a vécu une mauvaise expérience sur les réseaux sociaux. _____________ 3. Selon Maya, pourquoi les réseaux sociaux sont "si différent" comparé à avant? _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. Qu'est-il arrivait à Jeff après son tweet? _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. Comment Phil a t il résolu son problème avec Simon? _______________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________

Compréhension écrite. _____/10

Donna: I work for a medical charity called Healthy Hearts and we really rely on social media. To promote an event, we usually post an ad and then people share it. We always ask our followers to use the hashtag #healthyhearts so that we can get more attention and maybe even trend in our local region. If people need more information about an event, they can DM us and we try to respond as quickly as possible.Maya: I remember when Facebook first began, it seemed more personal. I didn't friend many people, just close contacts. When I used to log in, my newsfeed was full of cool photos and funny status updates from my friends and family. These days, social media is very different. It's full of celebrities and brands who want you to follow their pages. They're constantly posting clickbait, hoping that their videos or photos will get millions of likes and go viral. I feel like social media has lost its personal touch. Jeff: I once interacted with Chelsea Clinton on Twitter! After listening to a speech that she gave at my university, I wrote a tweet saying how much I had enjoyed it. I included her handle in the tweet (@chelseaclinton) and, much to my surprise, she retweeted me! It was amazing! My tweet got hundreds of likes and it started a really long thread of comments where other users gave their opinions on the speech. Phil: I'm a hairdresser and I use Instagram to promote my work. About a year ago, I got a new follower called Simon. And he started trolling me! He kept posting photos of dogs with funny hairstyles and then tagging me in the photos. It was so cruel! I had to block him and report him to the site administrator.

venir au secours: ____________________ sans: ____________________ éviter: ____________________ sensibiliser à: ____________________ richesse: ____________________

1. Traduis en anglais à l'aide du vocabulaire étudié en classe. /!\ tu ne dois pas conjuguer les verbes _____/20augmenter: ____________________ aborder la question de : ____________________ bijoux: ____________________ couler: ____________________ diminuer: ____________________ de nos jours: ____________________ égocentrique: ____________________ signifier (2verbes): ____________________ ou ____________________ manquer de confiance en soi: ____________________ se la raconter/frimer: ____________________ somptueux: ____________________ faire semblant de: ____________________ inconscient (2 adjectifs): ____________________ ou ____________________

Vocabulaire:

un discours: ______________ une publicité: ______________

1. a hashtag (text: Donna) 2. a newsfeed (text: Maya)

5. a handle (text: Jeff) 6. a thread (text: Jeff)

3. clickbait (text: Maya) 4. a like (text: Maya)

_____ An eye-catching or shocking headline/photo/video to attract people to click on a link. _____ Usually the initial page that you see on a social network, showing you videos, photos, etc from the people who you follow. _____ A person's name on Twitter, which comes after an @ sign (e.g. @chelseaclinton). Using this allows you to mention a person publicly. _____ A word or phrase that comes after a # sign to identify a certain topic on social media. _____ A sequence of comments that appear below an initial comment or post. These comments are reactions to the initial post. _____ An action in which a person reacts to an item on social media by clicking an icon to show that they like this item.

2. Trouve les mots suivants dans le texte, en anglais ____/2 compter sur: ______________ promouvoir: ______________ 3. Fais correspondre le terme et la définition. _____/3

type of document? who? when? where? what about? aim? opinion/impression?

type of document? who? when? what about? caption? opinion/impression?

= louer

= very happy

= un autre

The second document is also an Instagram post. It was published on the 24th of September, 2020, by Azra Mian, another influencer. In this post, there is a picture of Azra, who is sitting in a plane. It looks like she is in a private jet because the cabin looks luxurious. The caption says "nExT StOp" and it gives the impression she travels a lot. What's striking is that she doesn't look delighted. However, in reality, she rented a photo studio which looks like a real airplane. It looks like = on dirait que look = avoir l'air look like = ressembler à

= very probable

= légende

= ce qui est surprenant est

= être entouré par

= les escaliers

Examples of the "Flex Culture"

The first document is an Instagram post published on the 26th of August, 2019, by Alissa Violet, who is an influencer.In this post, there is a picture of Alissa, who is sitting on the stairs. She is surrounded by Louis Vitton's bags, which are very expensive. She probably spent her day shopping. What's striking is the caption, which says "long day" and sounds ironic. It normalizes luxury. However, in reality, she most likely bought some bags online for £14.99. Who = "qui" pour parler d'une ___________. Which = "qui" pour parler ___________.

= louer

= very happy

= un autre

The second document is also an Instagram post. It was published on the 24th of September, 2020, by Azra Mian, another influencer. In this post, there is a picture of Azra, who is sitting in a plane. It looks like she is in a private jet because the cabin looks luxurious. The caption says "nExT StOp" and it gives the impression she travels a lot. What's striking is that she doesn't look delighted. However, in reality, she rented a photo studio which looks like a real airplane. It looks like = on dirait que look = avoir l'air look like = ressembler à

= very probable

= légende

= ce qui est surprenant est

= être entouré par

= les escaliers

Examples of the "Flex Culture"

The first document is an Instagram post published on the 26th of August, 2019, by Alissa Violet, who is an influencer.In this post, there is a picture of Alissa, who is sitting on the stairs. She is surrounded by Louis Vitton's bags, which are very expensive. She probably spent her day shopping. What's striking is the caption, which says "long day" and sounds ironic. It normalizes luxury. However, in reality, she most likely bought some bags online for £14.99. Who = "qui" pour parler d'une ___________. Which = "qui" pour parler ___________.

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Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "un bourreau de travail"? a. Wild goose chaseb. Watch like a hawkc. Monkey businessd. Eager beaver

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "ne te précipite pas"? a. The lion's shareb. Watch like a hawkc. Hold your horsesd. Cry wolf

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "de source sûre"? a. The lion's shareb. Straight from the horse's mouthc. Cry wolfd. Hold your horses

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "la plus grande part"? a. The lion's shareb. Watch like a hawkc. Cat napd. Hold your horses

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "pas dans son élément"? a. The lion's shareb. Watch like a hawkc. Dog-eat-dog worldd. A fish out of water

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "faire d'une pierre deux coups"? a. Kill two birds with one stoneb. Ants in your pantsc. Cry wolfd. Hold your horses

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "crier au loup"? (lancer de fausses alertes à répétition) a. The elephant in the roomb. Let the cat out of the bagc. Cry wolfd. Hold your horses

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "vendre la mèche"? a. Straight from the horse's mouthb. Let the cat out of the bagc. Monkey businessd. Eager beaver

@AliceLefebvre

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "un sujet qui fâche/taboo"? a. The elephant in the roomb. A fish out of the waterc. Wild goose chased. Ants in your pants

Action Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "aller plus vite que la musique"? a. Break the ice b. Bite the bullet c. Jump the gun d. Throw in the towel

Color Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "pris la main dans le sac"? a. Out of the blueb. Caught red-handedc. Green with envyd. In the red

Color Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "sorti de nulle part"? a. Out of the blueb. Caught red-handedc. Green with envyd. In the red

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "faire un petit somme"? a. The lion's shareb. Watch like a hawkc. Cat napd. Wild goose chase

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "un monde impitoyable"? a. The lion's shareb. Wild goose chasec. Dog-eat-dog worldd. A fish out of water

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "courir après une chimère"? a. Wild goose chaseb. Ants in your pantsc. Cry wolfd. Hold your horses

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "faire des manigances / bêtises"? a. The elephant in the roomb. Ants in your pantsc. Monkey businessd. Hold your horses

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "avoir la bougeotte"? a. Hold your horsesb. Ants in your pantsc. Monkey businessd. Eager beaver

@AliceLefebvre

Animal Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "surveiller comme le lait sur le feu"? a. Wild goose chaseb. Watch like a hawkc. The lion's shared. Ants in your pants

Color Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "avoir le cafard"? a. Once in a blue moonb. Paint the town redc. With flying colorsd. Feel blue

Color Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "haut la main"? a. Once in a blue moonb. Paint the town redc. With flying colorsd. Feel blue

Color Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "faire la fête"? a. Once in a blue moonb. Paint the town redc. With flying colorsd. Feel blue

Color Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "tous les trente-six du mois"? a. Once in a blue moonb. Paint the town redc. With flying colorsd. Feel blue

Color Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "montrer son vrai visage"? a. Black sheepb. White liec. Black outd. True colors

Color Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "s'évanouir"? a. Black sheepb. White liec. Black outd. True colors

Color Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "petit mensonge"? a. Black sheepb. White liec. Black outd. True colors

Color Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "brebis galeuse"? a. Black sheepb. White liec. Black outd. True colors

Color Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "Être dans le rouge (financièrement)"? a. Out of the blueb. Caught red-handedc. Green with envyd. In the red

@AliceLefebvre

Action Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "s'améliorer"? a. Jump on the bandwagonb. Step up your gamec. Go with the flowd. Back to square one

Action Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "suivre la mode"? a. Jump on the bandwagonb. Step up your gamec. Go with the flowd. Back to square one

Action Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "camper sur ses positions"? a. Cut to the chaseb. Cross that bridge when you come to itc. Go the extra miled. Stick to your guns

Action Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "se donner du mal"? a. Cut to the chaseb. Cross that bridge when you come to itc. Go the extra miled. Stick to your guns

Action Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "on verra en temps voulu"? a. Cut to the chaseb. Cross that bridge when you come to itc. Go the extra miled. Stick to your guns

Action Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "aller droit au but"? a. Cut to the chaseb. Cross that bridge when you come to itc. Go the extra miled. Stick to your guns

Action Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "jeter l'éponge"? a. Break the ice b. Bite the bullet c. Jump the gun d. Throw in the towel

Action Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "prendre son courage à deux mains"? a. Break the ice b. Bite the bullet c. Jump the gun d. Throw in the towel

Action Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "briser la glace"? a. Break the ice b. Bite the bullet c. Jump the gun d. Throw in the towel

@AliceLefebvre

Weather Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "avoir l'air furieux"? a. Come rain or shineb. Head in the cloudsc. Face like thunderd. A fair-weather friend

Emotion Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "toucher le fond"? a. Shake like a leafb. Hit rock bottomc. Cold feetd. A penny for your thoughts

Emotion Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "trembler comme une feuille"? a. Shake like a leafb. Hit rock bottomc. Cold feetd. A penny for your thoughts

Emotion Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "péter un cable"? a. Be on cloud nineb. Lose your mindc. Pull yourself togetherd. Blow a fuse

Emotion Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "se ressaisir"? a. Be on cloud nineb. Lose your mindc. Pull yourself togetherd. Blow a fuse

Emotion Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "perdre la tête"? a. Be on cloud nineb. Lose your mindc. Pull yourself togetherd. Blow a fuse

Emotion Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "être sur un petit nuage"? a. Be on cloud nineb. Lose your mindc. Pull yourself togetherd. Blow a fuse

Action Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "retour à la case départ"? a. Jump on the bandwagonb. Step up your gamec. Go with the flowd. Back to square one

Action Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "prendre les choses comme elles viennent"? a. Jump on the bandwagonb. Step up your gamec. Go with the flowd. Back to square one

@AliceLefebvre

Food Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "d'un calme olympien"? a. Bite off more than you can chew b. Sell like hotcakesc. Cool as a cucumberd. Full of beans

Food Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "se vendre comme des petits pains"? a. Bite off more than you can chew b. Sell like hotcakesc. Cool as a cucumberd. Full of beans

Food Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "avoir les yeux plus gros que le ventre"? a. Bite off more than you can chew b. Sell like hotcakesc. Cool as a cucumberd. Full of beans

Food Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "être dans le pétrin"? a. Piece of cakeb. Apple of my eyec. Bread and butterd. In a pickle

Food Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "le gagne-pain"? a. Piece of cakeb. Apple of my eyec. Bread and butterd. In a pickle

Food Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "la prunelle de mes yeux"? a. Piece of cakeb. Apple of my eyec. Bread and butterd. In a pickle

Food Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "c'est du gâteau"? a. Piece of cakeb. Apple of my eyec. Bread and butterd. In a pickle

Emotion Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "A quoi penses-tu?"? a. Shake like a leafb. Hit rock bottomc. Cold feetd. A penny for your thoughts

Emotion Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "avoir la frousse"? a. Shake like a leafb. Hit rock bottomc. Cold feetd. A penny for your thoughts

@AliceLefebvre

House Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "mettre le bazar"? a. Hit home b. Make yourself at home c. Bring the house downd. Rock the boat

House Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "mettre le feu (à la salle)"? a. Hit home b. Make yourself at home c. Bring the house downd. Rock the boat

House Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "faites comme chez vous"? a. Hit home b. Make yourself at home c. Bring the house downd. Rock the boat

House Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "taper juste"? a. Hit home b. Make yourself at home c. Bring the house downd. Rock the boat

Food Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "passer de la pommade"? a. Bring home the baconb. Have a lot on your platec. Butter someone upd. Like two peas in a pod

Food Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "comme deux gouttes d'eau"? a. Bring home the baconb. Have a lot on your platec. Butter someone upd. Like two peas in a pod

Food Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "avoir beaucoup de travail"? a. Bring home the baconb. Have a lot on your platec. Butter someone upd. Like two peas in a pod

Food Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "ramener de quoi vivre"? a. Bring home the baconb. Have a lot on your platec. Butter someone upd. Like two peas in a pod

Food Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "plein d'énergie"? a. Bite off more than you can chew b. Sell like hotcakesc. Cool as a cucumberd. Full of beans

@AliceLefebvre

Money Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "l'argent ne pousse pas sur les arbres"? a. Cost an arm and a legb. Money doesn't grow on treesc. Tighten your belt d. Make ends meet

Money Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "coûter un bras"? a. Cost an arm and a legb. Money doesn't grow on treesc. Tighten your belt d. Make ends meet

Weather Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "un ami présent uniquement dans les bons moments"? a. Come rain or shineb. Head in the cloudsc. Face like thunderd. A fair-weather friend

Weather Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "être dans la lune"? a. Come rain or shineb. Head in the cloudsc. Face like thunderd. A fair-weather friend

Weather Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "qu'il pleuve ou qu'il vente"? a. Come rain or shineb. Head in the cloudsc. Face like thunderd. A fair-weather friend

Weather Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "débordé de travail"? a. Under the weather b. Steal someone's thunderc. It never rains but it poursd. Snowed under

Weather Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "un malheur n'arrive jamais seul"? a. Under the weather b. Steal someone's thunderc. It never rains but it poursd. Snowed under

Weather Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "voler la vedette"? a. Under the weather b. Steal someone's thunderc. It never rains but it poursd. Snowed under

Weather Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "ne pas être dans son assiette"? a. Under the weather b. Steal someone's thunderc. It never rains but it poursd. Snowed under

@AliceLefebvre

Emotion Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "briser le coeur de quelqu'un"? a. Wear your heart on your sleeveb. Bury the hatchetc. Break someone's heartd. Burst into tears

Emotion Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "enterrer la hache de guerre"? a. Wear your heart on your sleeveb. Bury the hatchetc. Break someone's heartd. Burst into tears

Emotion Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "avoir le coeur sur la main"? a. Wear your heart on your sleeveb. Bury the hatchetc. Break someone's heartd. Burst into tears

Money Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "vivre au jour le jour"? a. Rags to richesb. Money talksc. In the moneyd. Living paycheck to paycheck

Money Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "plein aux as"? a. Rags to richesb. Money talksc. In the moneyd. Living paycheck to paycheck

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What could be an English equivalent of "l'argent ouvre toutes les portes"? a. Rags to richesb. Money talksc. In the moneyd. Living paycheck to paycheck

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What could be an English equivalent of "de la misère à la richesse"? a. Rags to richesb. Money talksc. In the moneyd. Living paycheck to paycheck

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What could be an English equivalent of "joindre les deux bouts"? a. Cost an arm and a legb. Money doesn't grow on treesc. Tighten your belt d. Make ends meet

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What could be an English equivalent of "se serrer la ceinture"? a. Cost an arm and a legb. Money doesn't grow on treesc. Tighten your belt d. Make ends meet

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Work Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "(suivre les règles) à la lettre"? a. Learn the ropesb. Think outside the boxc. Bring to the tabled. By the book

Work Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "apporter sa contribution"? a. Learn the ropesb. Think outside the boxc. Bring to the tabled. By the book

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What could be an English equivalent of "penser différemment"? a. Learn the ropesb. Think outside the boxc. Bring to the tabled. By the book

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What could be an English equivalent of "apprendre les ficelles du métier"? a. Learn the ropesb. Think outside the boxc. Bring to the tabled. By the book

Emotion Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "remuer le couteau dans la plaie"? a. Love at first sightb. Bend over backwardsc. Blow hot and coldd. Rub salt in the wound

Emotion Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "souffler le chaud et le froid"? a. Love at first sightb. Bend over backwardsc. Blow hot and coldd. Rub salt in the wound

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What could be an English equivalent of "se plier en quatre"? a. Love at first sightb. Bend over backwardsc. Blow hot and coldd. Rub salt in the wound

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What could be an English equivalent of "coup de foudre"? a. Love at first sightb. Bend over backwardsc. Blow hot and coldd. Rub salt in the wound

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What could be an English equivalent of "fondre en larmes"? a. Wear your heart on your sleeveb. Bury the hatchetc. Break someone's heartd. Burst into tears

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Luck Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "avoir du bol"? a. Strike it lucky b. Third time's the charmc. Against all oddsd. Knock on wood

Luck Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "pas de chance"? a. Beginner's luckb. Hit the jackpotc. Down on your luckd. Out of luck

Luck Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "être dans une mauvaise passe"? a. Beginner's luckb. Hit the jackpotc. Down on your luckd. Out of luck

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What could be an English equivalent of "toucher le gros lot"? a. Beginner's luckb. Hit the jackpotc. Down on your luckd. Out of luck

Luck Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "la chance du débutant"? a. Beginner's luckb. Hit the jackpotc. Down on your luckd. Out of luck

Work Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "bâcler"? a. Keep your nose to the grindstoneb. Pull an all-nighterc. Work against the clockd. Cut corners

Work Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "courir après le temps"? a. Keep your nose to the grindstoneb. Pull an all-nighterc. Work against the clockd. Cut corners

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What could be an English equivalent of "passer une nuit blanche"? a. Keep your nose to the grindstoneb. Pull an all-nighterc. Work against the clockd. Cut corners

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What could be an English equivalent of "travailler dur"? a. Keep your nose to the grindstoneb. Pull an all-nighterc. Work against the clockd. Cut corners

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Love Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "qui brise des coeurs"? a. Pop the question b. Heartbreakerc. On the rocksd. Tie the knot

Love Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "faire sa demande"? a. Pop the question b. Heartbreakerc. On the rocksd. Tie the knot

Love Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "amour de jeunesse"? a. Lovebirdsb. Have a crush on somebodyc. Break up d. Puppy love

Love Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "rompre"? a. Lovebirdsb. Have a crush on somebody c. Break up d. Puppy love

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What could be an English equivalent of "avoir le béguin pour quelqu'un"? a. Lovebirdsb. Have a crush on somebodyc. Break up d. Puppy love

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What could be an English equivalent of "tourtereaux"? a. Lovebirdsb. Have a crush on somebodyc. Break up d. Puppy love

Luck Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "contre toute attente"? a. Strike it lucky b. Third time's the charmc. Against all oddsd. Knock on wood

Luck Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "toucher du bois"? a. Strike it lucky b. Third time's the charmc. Against all oddsd. Knock on wood

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What could be an English equivalent of "jamais deux sans trois"? a. Strike it lucky b. Third time's the charmc. Against all oddsd. Knock on wood

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Secrecy Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "un traître sournois"? a. Beat around the bushb. Double-dealing c. Snake in the grassd. Hush-hush

Secrecy Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "double jeu"? a. Beat around the bushb. Double-dealing c. Snake in the grassd. Hush-hush

Secrecy Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "tourner autour du pot"? a. Beat around the bushb. Double-dealing c. Snake in the grassd. Hush-hush

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What could be an English equivalent of "passer sous le radar"? a. Skeleton in the closetb. Smoke and mirrorsc. Blow someone's coverd. Fly under the radar

Secrecy Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "démasquer quelqu'un"? a. Skeleton in the closetb. Smoke and mirrorsc. Blow someone's coverd. Fly under the radar

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What could be an English equivalent of "poudre aux yeux"? a. Skeleton in the closetb. Smoke and mirrorsc. Blow someone's coverd. Fly under the radar

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What could be an English equivalent of "un secret honteux"? a. Skeleton in the closetb. Smoke and mirrorsc. Blow someone's coverd. Fly under the radar

Love Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "au bord de la rupture"? a. Pop the question b. Heartbreakerc. On the rocksd. Tie the knot

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What could be an English equivalent of "se passer la corde au cou (= se marier)"? a. Pop the question b. Heartbreakerc. On the rocksd. Tie the knot

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Sport Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "faire une boulette"? a. Get the ball rollingb. Throw in the towelc. The ball is in your courtd. Drop the ball

Sport Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "la balle est dans ton camp"? a. Get the ball rollingb. Throw in the towelc. The ball is in your courtd. Drop the ball

Sport Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "jeter l'éponge"? a. Get the ball rollingb. Throw in the towelc. The ball is in your courtd. Drop the ball

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What could be an English equivalent of "lancer les hostilités"? a. Get the ball rollingb. Throw in the towelc. The ball is in your courtd. Drop the ball

Travel Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "appuie sur le champignon"? a. Off the beaten track b. In the driver's seatc. On the home stretchd. Step on it

Travel Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "être dans la dernière ligne droite"? a. Off the beaten track b. In the driver's seatc. On the home stretchd. Step on it

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What could be an English equivalent of "hors des sentiers battus"? a. Off the beaten track b. In the driver's seatc. On the home stretchd. Step on it

Travel Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "être aux commandes"? a. Off the beaten track b. In the driver's seatc. On the home stretchd. Step on it

Secrecy Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "top secret"? a. Beat around the bushb. Double-dealing c. Snake in the grassd. Hush-hush

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Communication Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "de bouche à oreille"? a. Speak of the devil b. Get the messagec. Put words into someone's mouthd. By word of mouth

Communication Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "faire dire à quelqu'un ce qu'il n'a pas dit"? a. Speak of the devil b. Get the messagec. Put words into someone's mouthd. By word of mouth

Communication Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "comprendre"? a. Speak of the devil b. Get the messagec. Put words into someone's mouthd. By word of mouth

Communication Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "en parlant du loup"? a. Speak of the devil b. Get the messagec. Put words into someone's mouthd. By word of mouth

Sport Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "retrouver un second souffle"? a. On the ball b. Win hands downc. Be a good sportd. Get a second wind

Sport Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "être bon joueur"? a. On the ball b. Win hands downc. Be a good sportd. Get a second wind

Sport Idiom

What could be an English equivalent of "gagner haut la main"? a. On the ball b. Win hands downc. Be a good sportd. Get a second wind

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What could be an English equivalent of "au taquet"? a. On the ball b. Win hands downc. Be a good sportd. Get a second wind

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Possible answers: engaging, captivating, gripping, intriguing, absorbing, compelling, thought-provoking, exciting, stimulating...

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Possible answers: exhausted, sleepy, weary, drained, worn out, drowsy, beat*, dog-tired*, knackered*... (*familier)

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Possible answers: relaxed, laid-back, carefree, casual, mellow, untroubled, even-tempered, tolerant, approachable, patient...

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Possible answers: filthy, grimy, muddy, soiled, stained, dusty, unclean, messy...

Name 7 synonyms for "DIRTY". Example sentence: "Your shoes are dirty."

Possible answers: spotless, tidy, neat, pure, immaculate, scrubbed, unsoiled, spick-and-span...

Name 7 synonyms for "CLEAN". Example sentence: "We keep our room clean."

Possible answers: furious, mad, irritated, annoyed, enraged, livid, outraged, cross, exasperated...

Name 7 synonyms for "ANGRY". Example sentence: "She was angry after the meeting."

Possible answers: chilly, freezing, frosty, icy, wintry, cool, bitter, glacial...

Name 7 synonyms for "COLD". Example sentence: "It gets cold in the winter."

Possible answers: lovely, pretty, gorgeous, stunning, charming, elegant, radiant, dazzling, exquisite...

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Possible answers: wealthy, affluent, prosperous, well-off, opulent, privileged, flush*, deep-pocketed*, loaded*... (*familier)

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Possible answers: kind, friendly, warm, welcoming, pleasant, sociable, benevolent, genial, good-natured, hospitable, good-hearted...

Name 7 synonyms for "FRIENDLY". Example sentence: "They are nice people."

Possible answers: powerful, mighty, muscular, robust, tough, sturdy, resilient, vigorous...

Name 7 synonyms for "STRONG". Example sentence: "You are a strong athlete."

Possible answers: clever, smart, bright, brainy, wise, quick-witted, sharp, brilliant...

Name 7 synonyms for "INTELLIGENT". Example sentence: "You are an intelligent student."

Possible answers: dull, uninteresting, monotonous, tiresome, bland, repetitive, dreary, mind-numbing...

Name 7 synonyms for "BORING". Example sentence: "That class was boring."

Possible answers: humorous, amusing, hilarious, witty, comical, entertaining, laughable, clever, light-hearted...

Name 7 synonyms for "FUNNY". Example sentence: "That comedian is very funny."

Possible answers: rude, disrespectful, inconsiderate, offensive, vulgar, ill-mannered, crude, insolent, discourteous...

Name 7 synonyms for "IMPOLITE". Example sentence: "It's impolite to interrupt someone."

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Name 7 synonyms for "MEAN". Example sentence: "This boy is very mean to others."

Possible answers: isolated, lonely, abandoned, solitary, lonesome, friendless, forsaken, outcast...

Name 7 synonyms for "ALONE". Example sentence: "He was alone after moving away."

Possible answers: truthful, sincere, trustworthy, reliable, frank, straightforward, genuine, honorable, loyal...

Name 7 synonyms for "HONEST". Example sentence: "He is an honest man."

Possible answers: greedy, gluttonous, covetous, grasping, voracious, insatiable, rapacious, possessive...

Name 7 synonyms for "SELFISH". Example sentence: "He is a selfish man."

Possible answers: well-known, renowned, celebrated, popular, notable, distinguished, eminent, recognized...

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Possible answers: tasty, scrumptious, mouth-watering, appetizing, flavorful, delectable, savory, luscious, yummy*... (*familier)

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Possible answers: risky, unsafe, hazardous, perilous, deadly, threatening, harmful, menacing, vicious...

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Possible answers: adorable, sweet, charming, lovely, endearing, delightful, precious, appealing, winsome...

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Possible answers: consider, reflect on, ponder, contemplate, imagine, envision, dream about, meditate, daydream, wonder, ruminate on...

Name 7 synonyms for "THINK". Example sentence: "I think about my future."

Possible answers: get, reveive, obtain, earn, achieve, collect, gather, acquire, fetch, secure...

Name 7 synonyms for "HAVE". Example sentence: "I have good grade."

Possible answers: state, tell, declare, mention, claim, announce, remark, express, voice, reveal, assert, admit, confess...

Name 7 synonyms for "SAY". Example sentence: " She says she is tired."

Possible answers: dislike, detest, loathe, despise, can't stand, can't bear, have no taste for, feel hostile toward, be sick of, be fed up with...

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Possible answers: enjoy, appreciate, fancy, relish, be fond of, be keen on, treasure, esteem, get a kick out of*, dote on*... (*familier)

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Possible answers: discuss, focus on, relate to, deal with, address, examine, explore, mention, outline, analyze, investigate...

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Possible answers: display, portray, illustrate, depict, reveal, exhibit, expose, picture, outline, showcase...

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Possible answers: require, demand, call for, crave, ask for, seek, be in want of, be short of, yearn for, be desperate for,...

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Possible answers: don't get, can't grasp, be confused, can't figure out, misinterpret, misunderstand, struggle with, don't catch*, lose the thread*... (*familier)

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Possible answers: wish, hope for, long for, yearn for, desire, would like, crave, need, aspire to, plan, aim to, dream of...

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What is a popular event during American Halloween? a. Singing b. Fireworks c. Parades d. Trick-or-treating

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Which festival includes fireworks and bonfires in the UK? a. Guy Fawkes Night b. May Day c. Harvest Festival d. St. George's Day

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What is celebrated on February 6th in New Zealand? a. Independence Day b. Labour Day c. Waitangi Day d. ANZAC Day

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What holiday marks the end of slavery in the US? a. Juneteenth b. Memorial Day c. Veterans Day d. Independence Day

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What is a popular festival in Jamaica? a. Carnival b. Reggae Sumfest c. Diwali d. Easter Parade

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When is Thanksgiving celebrated in the US? a. First Thursday of November b. Fourth Thursday of November c. October 31st d. December 25th

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Which holiday is celebrated on July 4th in the US? a. Labor Day b. Thanksgiving c. Independence Day d. Memorial Day

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Who wrote the Harry Potter series? a. Suzanne Collins b. J.K. Rowling c. Philip Pullman d. Rick Riordan

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Who created the character Sherlock Holmes? a. Arthur Conan Doyle b. Agatha Christie c. Ian Fleming d. J.R.R. Tolkien

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Who wrote Romeo and Juliet? a. Charles Dickens b. Jane Austen c. George Orwell d. William Shakespeare

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Who helped free slaves in the U.S. through the Underground Railroad? a. Rosa Parks b. Harriet Tubman c. Susan B. Anthony d. Sojourner Truth

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Who discovered gravity by watching an apple fall? a. Isaac Newton b. Galileo Galilei c. Albert Einstein d. Charles Darwin

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Who led India to independence through nonviolent protest? a. Jawaharlal Nehru b. Indira Gandhi c. Mahatma Gandhi d. Rajiv Gandhi

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Who was the British Prime Minister during most of World War II? a. Tony Blair b. Neville Chamberlain c. Winston Churchill d. Margaret Thatcher

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Who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird? a. Louisa May Alcott b. Harper Lee c. Toni Morrison d. Maya Angelou

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Who wrote Frankenstein? a. Mary Shelley b. Emily Brontë c. Charlotte Perkins Gilman d. Anne Rice

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Who wrote The Chronicles of Narnia? a. J.R.R. Tolkien b. C.S. Lewis c. Rick Riordan d. J.K. Rowling

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Who was the first woman Prime Minister of the UK? a. Liz Truss b. Hillary Clinton c. Margaret Thatcher d. Theresa May

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Who is the current King of the United Kingdom? a. Charles III b. George VI c. William V d. Edward VIII

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Who was the Queen of England until 2022? a. Elizabeth I b. Mary Queen of Scots c. Elizabeth II d. Victoria

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Who is famous for detective novels like Murder on the Orient Express? a. Arthur Conan Doyle b. Agatha Christie c. Dan Brown d. Gillian Flynn

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Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? a. Nemo b. Dory c. SpongeBob SquarePants d. Patrick Star

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Who is the girl with long hair in Tangled? a. Ariel b. Moana c. Cinderella d. Rapunzel

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Who is the main detective in Murder on the Orient Express? a. Miss Marple b. Sherlock Holmes c. Hercule Poirot d. Sam Spade

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Who is the pirate captain in Pirates of the Caribbean? a. Will Turner b. Hector Barbossa c. Jack Sparrow d. Davy Jones

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Who is Sherlock Holmes's friend and assistant? a. Moriarty b. Dr. Watson c. Inspector Lestrade d. Mycroft

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Who is the hobbit in The Lord of the Rings? a. Frodo Baggins b. Doby c. Aragorn d. Gandalf

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Who is the superhero in Spider-Man? a. Bruce Wayne b. Tony Stark c. Clark Kent d. Peter Parker

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Who is the main character in The Hunger Games? a. Tris b. Katniss Everdeen c. Bella Swan d. Arya Stark

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What music genre originated in Jamaica? a. Jazz b. Reggae c. Blues d. Salsa

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What music genre is famous for electric guitars? a. Rock b. Opera c. Classical d. Disco

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What music genre features fast beats and rhymes? a. Pop b. Jazz c. Rap d. Rock

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Which TV show is about a group of friends living in New York? a. The Office b. Friends c. Breaking Bad d. Modern Family

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Which TV series is about kids in a town called Hawkins? a. Riverdale b. The 100 c. The Simpsons d. Stranger Things

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What movie genre includes singing and dancing as a key part of the story? a. Romance b. Horror c. Adventured. Musical

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Which movie genre is usually funny and light-hearted? a. Thriller b. Comedy c. Action d. Drama

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Which movie genre often includes detectives solving crimes? a. Mystery b. Romance c. Musical d. Western

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In which film does the quote "Nobody puts Baby in a corner" appear? a. Footloose b. Grease c. Flashdance d. Dirty Dancing

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Which movie features the quote "Houston, we have a problem"? a. Apollo 13 b. Gravity c. Interstellar d. The Martian

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Which movie features the quote "To infinity and beyond!"? a. Wall-E b. Shrek c. Toy Story d. The Lego Movie

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"Life is like a box of chocolates" is a quote from which movie? a. The Notebook b. Forrest Gump c. The Pursuit of Happyness d. Eat Pray Love

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"I'm the king of the world!" is a quote from which movie? a. Gladiator b. Braveheart c. Titanic d. Avatar

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Who said the line "I'll be back"? a. Sylvester Stallone b. Bruce Willis c. Arnold Schwarzenegger d. Vin Diesel

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What genre is often used in film soundtracks and has orchestras? a. Classical b. Metal c. Techno d. Folk

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Which music genre is known for emotional storytelling and acoustic guitars? a. Country b. Dance c. House d. Trance

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What music is often improvised with saxophones and pianos? a. Pop b. Country c. Rap d. Jazz

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What is the national flower of England? a. Rose b. Lily c. Tulip d. Orchid

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What is the tallest tree species in the world? a. Oak b. Pine c. Coast Redwood d. Maple

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Which type of natural disaster is caused by the shifting of tectonic plates? a. Flood b. Hurricane c. Volcanic eruption d. Earthquake

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What is the term for a heavy snowstorm with strong winds? a. Tornado b. Typhoon c. Blizzard d. Hurricane

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What is the scale used to measure the intensity of tornadoes? a. Richter scale b. Fujita scale c. Beaufort scale d. Celsius scale

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What type of cloud is associated with thunderstorms? a. Stratus b. Cirrus c. Cumulus d. Cumulonimbus

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What is the largest species of whale? a. Fin Whale b. Blue whale c. Bowhead Whale d. Humpback whale

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What type of animal is a seahorse? a. Mammal b. Fish c. Amphibian d. Reptile

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What do you call a group of fish swimming together? a. Pod b. School c. Flock d. Swarm

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What is the term for a baby kangaroo? a. Foal b. Calf c. Joey d. Cub

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What is the largest species of shark? a. Great white shark b. Hale shark c. Hammerhead shark d. Mako shark

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What is the term for a prolonged period of dry weather that leads to crop failure? a. Drought b. Flood c. Snowstorm d. Hurricane

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What natural disaster is measured by the Richter scale? a. Earthquake b. Flood c. Tornado d. Volcano

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What do meteorologists use to measure wind speed? a. Anemometer b. Thermometer c. Barometer d. Rain gauge

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What is the only mammal capable of sustained flight? a. Chicken b. Bat c. Pigeon d. Eagle

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What adjective describes a person who quickly reacts without thinking? a. Attentive b. Cautious c. Patient d. Impulsive

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What adjective describes a person is always willing to help others? a. Moody b. Decisive c. Independent d. Generous

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C. Fauconnier

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S. Durand

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Read the celebrities' comment. a) Find what they have in common. b) List their arguments.

Find 10 words related to success.

Find 10 words related to failure.

Far from reality or stick to reality?

1. Take notes in your notebook.

Biopic 1

Movie characteristics:=> title: => release date:=> film director:=> main actor(s):

About movie:=> central character? => where?=> when?=> what about?=> catchphrase?

My opinion on the movie:

2. Read and complete your notes.

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Movie characteristics:=> title: => release date:=> film director:=> main actor(s):

About movie:=> who? => where?=> when?=> what about?=> catchphrase?

My opinion on the movie:Mark Zuckerberg's opinion: positive argument(s): negative argument(s):

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Movie characteristics:=> title: => release date:=> film director:=> main actor(s):

About movie:=> central character?=> his function?=> context?

My opinion on the movie:

2. Read and complete your notes.

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Movie characteristics:=> title: => release date:=> film director:=> main actor(s):

About movie:=> central character?=> his function?=> context?

My opinion on the movie:Ronald White's opinion:

Abraham Lincoln=> birth-death:=> country:=> years in service:=> political party:=> historical context:=> achievement:=> end of his life:

1. Read and explain in your notebook.

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1. Introduce this document (type, author, source, date, main topic). 2. Find who created this series and where Peaky Blinders was broadcast. 3. Explain the origins of the term "Peaky Blinders".4. Pick out information about the setting (when/where).5. Give the author's opinion about the TV series.

2. Look at the picture and compare the way the Peaky Blinders are represented in the TV series with the real Peaky Blinders.

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3. Listen to the document. Classify the information: is it real or fictional?

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Type of document:Main theme:Who?Facts/events:Ryan Gosling and Alfred Worden's opinion:

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Title:Soundtrack:What about:Catchphrase:Facts/events:

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Title:Soundtrack:What about:Catchphrase:Facts/events:Rami Malek's preparation:Rami Malek's description / opinion on Freddie Mercury:

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Movie characteristics:=> title: The Social Network=> release date: October 2010=> film director: David Ficher=> main actor(s): Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Rooney Mara, Justin Timberlake

About movie:=> central character? the founder of Facebook (Mark Zuckerberg) => where? Harvard University => USA=> when? fall 2003 => what about? The founding of Facebook=> Catchphrase: "You don't get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies"

My opinion on the movie:Mark Zuckerberg's opinion: positive argument(s): Mark Zuckerberg owns all the T-shirts his character wears in the film. negative argument(s): There are hugely basic things that the filmmakers got wrong. He did not build Facebook to get girls. He had his girlfriend before starting Facebook.

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Movie characteristics:=> title: Lincoln=> release date: November 2012=> film director: Steven Spielberg=> main actor(s): Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field, Tommy Ley Jones

About movie:=> central character? Abraham Lincoln => his function? Former US President => Context? end of the Civil War (1861-1865) slavery abolishment

My opinion on the movie:Ronald White's opinion: this biopic is close to reality. Daniel Day-Lewis' depiction of Lincoln is very accurate.

Abraham Lincoln=> birth-death: February 12th, 1809/April 15th, 1865 => country: US=> years in service: 4 years => political party: Republican Party=> historical context: American Civil War. Southern states seceded from the Union: they organized a separate government: the Confederate States of America.=> achievement: Emancipation Proclamation (1863)=> end of his life: a young actor and slavery supporter shot Lincoln in the head

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1. This document is a press article written by Mike Hale in 2014, and published in the New York Times. It deals with the TV series entitled "Peaky Blinders".2. It was created by Steve Knight and broadcast on BBC1 and Netflix.3. The term "Peaky Blinders" refers to peaked caps worn by gang members who had razor blades sewn into the seams. 4. The action is set in the early 20th century; in Birmingham, England after the First World War. The show includes references to real-life people or events (the famous gang members, the Irish Republican Army, Communist union organizers) but also includes fictionalized elements (gang warfare, the protagonist Tommy Shelby and his opponent Campbell). 5. The author thinks that the show is thematically rich ("he overstuffs 'Peaky Blinders'"; "There's lots of plot") & that the story is compelling ("beautiful moodiness") thanks to the interpretation of the actor C. Murphy in the role of the main protagonist Tommy Shelby.The real Peaky Blinders:The gangsters in the series wear the classic Peaky Blinder outfit, indicating that the series may portray them accurately. The peaked hat is part of this outfit. However, the real Peaky Blinders do not have any weapons and seem to be part of the working-class while the protagonist Thomas Shelby embodies the upper-class.

- The Peaky Blinders were active in a different time period. (real)- The series was inspired by old stories the show's creator's parents told him about the 1920s. (real)- Blinders is a synonym for slugger (=fighters) (real)- The show's creator's dad's uncle was a Peaky Blinder himself. (real)

- The presence of the Shelby family. (fictional)- They used razor blades. (fictional)

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The real Peaky Blinders:The gangsters in the series wear the classic Peaky Blinder outfit, indicating that the series may portray them accurately. The peaked hat is part of this outfit. However, the real Peaky Blinders do not have any weapons and seem to be part of the working-class while the protagonist Thomas Shelby embodies the upper-class.

- The Peaky Blinders were active in a different time period. (real)- The series was inspired by old stories the show's creator's parents told him about the 1920s. (real)- Blinders is a synonym for slugger (=fighters) (real)- The show's creator's dad's uncle was a Peaky Blinder himself. (real)

- The presence of the Shelby family. (fictional)- They used razor blades. (fictional)

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Type of document: This document is a TV report. Main theme: It deals with the film 'First Man', more precisely, it focuses on the controversy around the absence of the American flag.Who? The journalist / Ryan Gosling playing the role of Neil Armstrong / his team-mate Buzz Aldrin / Alfred Worden (another astronaut who set foot on the moon 2 years after Neil Armstrong).Facts/events:=> 1969: Neil Armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon=> 1969: lively argument about the American flag planned by the NASA. Controversy due to the fact that no nation had the right to claim this territory. => First choice U.N. flag but finally = American flagRyan Gosling and Alfred Worden's opinion:Both men defended the choice of the filmmaker not to include the American flag. To justify this omission, they explain the focus is on Neil Armstrong's achievement rather than on American success.

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Title: Bohemian RhapsodySoundtrack: Queen's famous songs (Bohemian Rhapsody, We will rock you, We are the Champions)What about: A biopic showing the beginning and the evolution of the band QueenCatchphrase: "The only thing more extraordinary than their music is his story."Facts/events: Freddie's personal life + tensions between Mercury and the bandRami Malek's preparation: took piano and singing lessons + watched everything on the singerRami Malek's description / opinion on Freddie Mercury: legend + deity (person who is revered) + rock god + generous + soul + kind + liberated on stage + conflict and turmoil in his life + lonely + sensitive human being + struggle to identify his sexuality + sweet gorgeous soul

Evaluation: écrire une critique de film

Dorian Gray is based on Oscar Wilde's 1890 novel. I think Wilde himself would have enjoyed this version directed by Oliver Parker. It stars Ben Barnes as Dorian Gray and Colin Firth as Lord Henry Wotton. The film tells the story of Dorian, a handsome and wealthy young man who meets a talented painter, Basil Hallward (Ben Chaplin), and the corrupt Lord Wotton. Basil paints Dorian's portrait, capturing his youth and beauty. This leads Dorian to make a deal with the devil and offer his soul in exchange for eternal youth. While he remains young, his portrait takes on all his sins and ages. Is there any way out as the painting gets uglier and uglier? This film took my breath away. It is an unforgettable tale that I highly recommend because of the setting, costumes, and dark atmosphere. The leading actors are excellent, particularly Colin Firth, who is terrific, and the supporting actors are also brilliant. The film is captivating, even if it can be slow at times, but the end is tense and exciting and takes your breath away.

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The film is rather confusing / long / slow / boring.The cast is weak /awÍul/ unconvincing. The plot is absolutely thrilling/ exciting/fascinating/ touching/romantic/surprising.It has a tragic/ surprising/ unexpected /dramatic ending. Don't miss it! It is well worth seeing! It is highly entertaining!It is certainly at the top of my list of great movies. I'm afraid this film is a complete waste of time and money. The plot is too conventional / not original at all.The ending is predictable.

Observez ces expressions. Classez-les en deux colonnes: commentaires positifs et commentaires négatifs.

There aren't a lot of college students whose exploits would be interesting enough to sustain a two-hour running time. But Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg wasn't your typical co-ed1. [...] In an interview with 60 Minutes, he noted that: "It's pretty interesting to see what parts they got right and what parts they got wrong. I think they got every single T-shirt they had the Mark Zuckerberg character wear right; I think I own all those T-shirts. And they got the sandals right and all that. But... there are hugely basic things that they got wrong. [They] made it seem like my whole motivation for building Facebook was so I could get girls, right? And they completely left out my girlfriend, whom I've been dating since before I started Facebook."Source: mentalfloss.com (2017)1. Schoolmate

Mark Zuckerberg on The Social Network (2010)

"I was very pleased with Daniel Day-Lewis' depiction of Lincoln. He does a delicate balance between the homely Lincoln and the high Lincoln of the second inaugural address. He walks like Lincoln, the way he puts his feet down one at a time. He talks like Lincoln - not the baritone voice of Disneyland, but the high tenor voice. Daniel Day-Lewis studied Lincoln intensely, and what comes out is a very accurate depiction of the spirit of the man." https://www.npr.org/2012/11/22/165671751/we-ask-a-historian-just-how-accurate-is-lincoln

Lincoln biographer Ronald White lauds the accuracy of Daniel Day-Lewis' depiction of the 16th president.

- The Peaky Blinders were active in a different time period.- The presence of the Shelby family. - The series was inspired by old stories the show's creator's parents told him about the 1920s. - They used razor blades. - Blinders is a synonym for slugger (=fighters) - The show's creator's dad's uncle was a Peaky Blinder himself.

Winnie Mandela has nothing against Jennifer Hudson, who played her in Winnie, the 2011 big-screen adaptation of Annè Marié du Preez Bezdrob's biography, Winnie Mandela: A Life. But she had a point when she complained to CNN that she felt it was irresponsible of the filmmakers to not consult her on the project. "I have absolutely nothing against Jennifer, but I have everything against the movie itself," she said. "I was not consulted. I am still alive. And I think that it is total disrespect to come to South Africa, make a movie about my struggle, and call that movie some translation of 'The Romantic Life of Winnie Mandela.' I think it is an insult. I don't know what would be romantic in our bitter struggle."

WINNIE MANDELA on WINNIE (2011)

Madonna has expressed that she is less than excited about the upcoming biopic titled, Blond Ambition. This debut script for Elyse Hollander centers around a pop star who hasn't given the nod of approval. The biopic will center around her difficulties creating her first album in New York. Madonna expressed her lack of enthusiasm about the film on Instagram. She stated that she is the only person who could tell her story, referring to people who try as a "charlatan and a fool."According to the pop star, the script is all lies. The iconic star says that no one knows what she knows or what she has seen. She continued to say that instant gratification without work is a disease in society. Despite Madonna's dissatisfaction, the Universal Studios has picked up the movie. The film was on the 2016 Black List, a list of the best-unproduced screenplays in Hollywood.

MADONNA on BLOND AMBITION (2017)

"These so-called connoisseurs of Bob Dylan music, I don't feel they know a thing or have any inkling of who I am or what I'm about," Dylan himself told an interviewer in 2012. The movie based on Bob Dylan's life, I'm Not There, has accuracy issues. One significant difference that the film has with real life is Dylan's 1966 motorcycle accident. The film inaccurately portrays the crash as fatal. Another inaccuracy is Dylan becoming a preacher. The director of Bob Dylan's biopic, Todd Haynes, has never met Bob Dylan.

BOB DYLAN on I'M NOT THERE (2012)

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In 1619, the first slaves were brought to the USA. In 1705, all slaves were considered property, they were not allowed to bear guns or move abroad without permission. Masters were allowed to kill slaves as punishment.In 1740, black people could not protest and learn to read or write.In 1776, the Declaration of Independence was adopted. In 1865, the thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution abolished slavery. In the 1830s/1940s, Frederick Douglass and Harriett Tubman escaped slavery and became anti‐slavery activists. In 1896, African Americans were considered "separate but equal". "Jim Crow" laws created segregation in the Southern States. In 1955, Rosa Parks opposed segregation on the buses in Alabama. In 1963, Martin Luther King delivered the "I Have a Dream" speech. In 1964, it was the end of segregation. In 2009, Barack Obama was elected the first African American president.

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Fake news: compréhension orale

Je mentionne... qu'il s'agit d'une interview ____/1 l'interviewer est Tanya Rivero ____/1 la personne interviewée est Sue Shellenbarger ____/1 le thème une étude montre que (82 %) les lycéens ne différencient pas une information fiable d'une fake news ____/2 les informations concernant l'étude (18 mois, 78000 lycées interrogés, dans 12 états, les lycéens devaient choisir si l'information présentée était vraie ou non) ____/ 2 les dangers des fake news (la peur, devoir de citoyen de reconnaître une fake news) ____/1 les adultes sont aussi concernés par la propagation des fake news ____/1 les plateformes comme Google, Facebook et Twitter essaient de stopper la propagation des fake news ____/1 88% des jeunes adultes s'informent sur Facebook ____/1 les collégiens passent en moyenne 7h30 par jour en ligne ____/1

Fake news: compréhension orale

Je mentionne... qu'il s'agit d'une interview ____/1 l'interviewer est Tanya Rivero ____/1 la personne interviewée est Sue Shellenbarger ____/1 le thème une étude montre que (82 %) les lycéens ne différencient pas une information fiable d'une fake news ____/2 les informations concernant l'étude (18 mois, 78000 lycées interrogés, dans 12 états, les lycéens devaient choisir si l'information présentée était vraie ou non) ____/ 2 les dangers des fake news (la peur, devoir de citoyen de reconnaître une fake news) ____/1 les adultes sont aussi concernés par la propagation des fake news ____/1 les plateformes comme Google, Facebook et Twitter essaient de stopper la propagation des fake news ____/1 88% des jeunes adultes s'informent sur Facebook ____/1 les collégiens passent en moyenne 7h30 par jour en ligne ____/1

Fake news: compréhension orale

Je mentionne... qu'il s'agit d'une interview ____/1 l'interviewer est Tanya Rivero ____/1 la personne interviewée est Sue Shellenbarger ____/1 le thème une étude montre que (82 %) les lycéens ne différencient pas une information fiable d'une fake news ____/2 les informations concernant l'étude (18 mois, 78000 lycées interrogés, dans 12 états, les lycéens devaient choisir si l'information présentée était vraie ou non) ____/ 2 les dangers des fake news (la peur, devoir de citoyen de reconnaître une fake news) ____/1 les adultes sont aussi concernés par la propagation des fake news ____/1 les plateformes comme Google, Facebook et Twitter essaient de stopper la propagation des fake news ____/1 88% des jeunes adultes s'informent sur Facebook ____/1 les collégiens passent en moyenne 7h30 par jour en ligne ____/1

Fake news: compréhension orale

Je mentionne... qu'il s'agit d'une interview ____/1 l'interviewer est Tanya Rivero ____/1 la personne interviewée est Sue Shellenbarger ____/1 le thème une étude montre que (82 %) les lycéens ne différencient pas une information fiable d'une fake news ____/2 les informations concernant l'étude (18 mois, 78000 lycées interrogés, dans 12 états, les lycéens devaient choisir si l'information présentée était vraie ou non) ____/ 2 les dangers des fake news (la peur, devoir de citoyen de reconnaître une fake news) ____/1 les adultes sont aussi concernés par la propagation des fake news ____/1 les plateformes comme Google, Facebook et Twitter essaient de stopper la propagation des fake news ____/1 88% des jeunes adultes s'informent sur Facebook ____/1 les collégiens passent en moyenne 7h30 par jour en ligne ____/1

In 1619, the first slaves were brought to the USA. In 1705, all slaves were considered property, they were not allowed to bear guns or move abroad without permission. Masters were allowed to kill slaves as punishment.In 1740, black people could not protest and learn to read or write.In 1776, the Declaration of Independence was adopted. In 1865, the thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution abolished slavery. In the 1830s/1940s, Frederick Douglass and Harriett Tubman escaped slavery and became anti‐slavery activists. In 1896, African Americans were considered "separate but equal". "Jim Crow" laws created segregation in the Southern States. In 1955, Rosa Parks opposed segregation on the buses in Alabama. In 1963, Martin Luther King delivered the "I Have a Dream" speech. In 1964, it was the end of segregation. In 2009, Barack Obama was elected the first African American president.

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Les règles sont en grande partie tirées des cours de phonologie de Marc Capliez

https://pro.univ-lille.fr/marc-capliez

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Améliorer ma prononciation en anglais*

L'accent dans le mot

Les sons des consonnes

3T: Tonalité, Tonicité, Ton

Les accents

Les sons des voyelles

Liens graphie-phonie

L'accent dans la phrase

*Il existe de nombreuses exceptions qui ne sont pas détaillées.Par ailleurs, la prononciation dépendra toujours du contexte :).

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Je m'entraîne!

Les sons que l'on retrouve en français

Les autres sons consonnes

Les sons des consonnes

Les sons que l'on retrouve en français

/p/ => pen, copy, happen /b/ => back, baby, job /t/ => tea, stop, button /d/ => day, ladder, drive/k/ => key, clock, school /g/ => get, giggle, ghost /f/ => fat, coffee, photo /v/ => view, heavy, move /s/ => soon, sun, sister/z/ => zero, music, buzz

/m/ => more, hammer, mother/n/ => nice, know, funny /l/ => light, valley, feel /r/ => right, sorry, really/w/ => wet, when, queen

Il existe 16 sons consonnes "faciles" à prononcer. Prends un moment pour écouter et répéter chaque son plusieurs fois.

Les autres sons consonnes

/ŋ/ => ring, anger, sung/h/ => hot, ham, ahead/ʃ/ => ship, sure, national/tʃ/ => church, match, nature/ʒ/ => judge, age, soldier/j/ => yet, use, beauty/ʒ/ => pleasure, vision, treasure/θ/ => thing, author, path/ð/ => this, other, smooth

Il existe 9 sons consonnes un peu plus particuliers. Prends un moment pour écouter et répéter chaque son plusieurs fois.

Je m'entraîne!

Les voyelles courtes

Les diphtongues

Les voyelles longues

Les sons des voyelles

Les voyelles courtes

/ɪ/ => kit, win, minute /e/ => dress, bed, head/æ/ => trap, bad, hat/ɒ/ => lot, odd, wash /ʌ/ => but, cut, mud/ʊ/ => foot, book, put/ə/ => about, afraid, never

Il existe 7 sons pour les voyelles courtes. Prends un moment pour écouter et répéter chaque son plusieurs fois.

Les voyelles longues

/iː/ => deep, sea, machine/uː/ => two, blue, group/ɑː/ => car, start, father/ɔː/ => north, for, law/ɜː/ => nurse, bird, prefer

Il existe 5 sons pour les voyelles longues. Prends un moment pour écouter et répéter chaque son plusieurs fois.

Les diphtongues

/eɪ/ => Kate, face, day/aɪ/ => hi, price, try /ɔɪ/ => choice, boy, toy/əʊ/ => hello, show, no /aʊ/ => mouth, now, about/ɪə/ => near, here, clear/eə/ => hair, square, fair/ʊə/ => poor, tour, cure

Il existe 8 sons pour les diphtongues. Prends un moment pour écouter et répéter chaque son plusieurs fois.

Les lettres muettes

Prononcer le A, E, I, O, U

Prononcer le -ed

Je m'entraîne!

Prononcer deux lettres

Les paires minimales

Liens graphie-phonie

Prononcer le "s" final

le <A> peut se prononcer: /æ/ => rat /ɑ:/ => far /eɪ/ => fate /eə/ => mare

Je veux les règles détaillées

Prends un moment pour écouter et répéter les prononciations de ces lettres plusieurs fois.

le <I> peut se prononcer: /ɪ/ => sit /ɜː/ => bird /aɪ/ => site /aɪə/ => fire

le <O> peut se prononcer: /ɒ/ => pot /ɔː/ => port /əʊ/ => pose /ɔː/ => more

le <E> peut se prononcer: /e/ => bet /ɜː/ => prefer /i:/ => Pete /ɪə/ => here

Prononcer le A, E, I, O, U

le <U> peut se prononcer: /ʌ/ => cut /ɜː/ => curse /u:/ => June /(j)ʊə/ => security

sap - zapfan - vangame - cameface - phaseshoes - choose wet - vettree - threefry - fly

cat - katehat - hatecar - carelack - lakefat - fatefar - farepet - Petedead - dad

Les paires minimales sont deux mots qui se différencient par un seul son différent. Ecoute et répète les exemples plusieurs fois.

bit - bitesit - sitetwin - twineus - usehug - hugeluck - Lukenot - notecut - cute

Les pairesminimales

=> La plupart du temps, les lettres <ai> et <ay> se prononcent /eɪ/ mail, fail, again, afraid, train, wait, rain, day, pay, play, away, May...=> La plupart du temps, les lettres <au> et <aw> se prononcent /ɔː/ sauce, auto, caught, taught, pause, law, awful, saw, paw, draw...=> La plupart du temps, les lettres <ea> se prononcent /i:/ ou /e/ lead, mean, cheap, eat, sea, tea, pea, bean, meal, seat, head, bread, steak, threat, dead...=> Les lettres <ee> se prononcent toujours /i:/ green, fee, free, queen, sleep, feel, squeeze, see, bee, knee, sheep, between, street, need...=> La plupart du temps, les lettres <oo> se prononcent /u:/ soon, moon, pool, cool, zoo, broom, root, food, room, cartoon, roof, goose, spoon, loose...=> La plupart du temps, les lettres <ou> se prononcent /aʊ/ ou /u:/ loud, mouse, house, out, snout, pouch, noun, shout, found, through, you, soup, youth, group...=> La plupart du temps, les lettres <ow> se prononcent /aʊ/ crown, down, clown, how, now, cow, town, towel, vowel, owl, flower, shower, allow, however...=> La plupart du temps, les lettres <ei> et <ey> se prononcent /eɪ/ eight, vein, rein, foreign, weight, neighbor, sleigh, grey, prey, they, obey, convey, survey...=> La plupart du temps, les lettres <eu> et <ew> se prononcent /(j)u:/ feud, Europe, queue, neutral, pseudo, new, few, chew, grew, drew, crew, view, jewelry

Prends un moment pour écouter et répéter la prononciation de ces lettres plusieurs fois.

Prononcer deux lettres

Les lettres muettes

=> Si je vois <mb>, je ne prononce pas le <b> lamb, thumb, bomb, climb, comb, numb, tomb, womb=> Si je vois <bt>, je ne prononce pas le <b> debt, subtle, doubt, redoubtable=> Si je vois <kn>, je ne prononce pas le <k> knife, knight, knee, knit, knuckle, knot, know=> Si je vois <gn>, je ne prononce pas le <g> gnome, foreign, align, design, sign=> Si je vois <al>, <ol> ou <oul>, je ne prononce pas le <l> walk, chalk, calf, salmon, almond, half, palm, talk, yolk, could, would, should=> Si je vois <wr>, je ne prononce pas le <w> write, wrist, wreck, wrestle, wrap => Si je vois <gu> ou <ui(l)t>, je ne prononce pas le <u> built, biscuit, circuit, guilt, guess=> Parfois, je ne prononce pas le <t> ou le <d> listen, castle, fasten, hustle, moisten, Christmas handsome, grandson, sandwich, Wednesday => Parfois, <ch> se prononce /k/ stomach, character, Chris, mechanic, chorus, choir, chemist, echo, anarchy, chemical

Prends un moment pour écouter et répéter la prononciation de ces lettres plusieurs fois.

Cours de phonologie de M. Capliez - Université de Lille

<...> = la lettre écrite /.../ = la prononciationC = consonne V = voyelle # = la fin du mot

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Large-scale installations-the artistic hallmark of Burning Man-form the core of the exhibition. Individual artists and collectives featured in No Spectators: The Art of Burning Man include David Best, Candy Chang, Marco Cochrane, Duane Flatmo, Michael Garlington and Natalia Bertotti, Five Ton Crane Arts Collective, FoldHaus Art Collective, Scott Froschauer, HYBYCOZO (Yelena Filipchuk and Serge Beaulieu), Android Jones, Aaron Taylor Kuffner, Christopher Schardt, Richard Wilks, and Leo Villareal.

Multiple installation sites have been selected throughout the Golden Triangle neighborhood surrounding the museum for No Spectators: Beyond the Renwick, which includes works by Jack Champion, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, HYBYCOZO, Laura Kimpton, Mischell Riley, and Kate Raudenbush.

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Large-scale installations-the artistic hallmark of Burning Man-form the core of the exhibition. Individual artists and collectives featured in No Spectators: The Art of Burning Man include David Best, Candy Chang, Marco Cochrane, Duane Flatmo, Michael Garlington and Natalia Bertotti, Five Ton Crane Arts Collective, FoldHaus Art Collective, Scott Froschauer, HYBYCOZO (Yelena Filipchuk and Serge Beaulieu), Android Jones, Aaron Taylor Kuffner, Christopher Schardt, Richard Wilks, and Leo Villareal.

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'No Spectators: The Art of Burning Man’ at OMCA is captivating by Emily S. Mendel (21.10.2019)

A playful exhibit at the Oakland Museum of California offers an insight into the particular creative culture of the extraordinary yearly gathering in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert.

If you, like me, avoid heat and sand without an adjacent ocean, and so are not one of the 70,000 “burners” who attended the annual weeklong Burning Man event last month, seeing the new fascinating and playful exhibit at the Oakland Museum of California (OMCA) will give you an insight into the particular creative culture of Burning Man. And it looks like fun, filled with smart and artistic constructions that are contemporary and captivating.

Burning Man began at San Francisco’s Baker Beach in 1986. Its participants now annually create, build and then destroy a temporary city in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert filled with more than 300 art installations by the artists, innovators and those in the growing contemporary Maker Movement who promote repurposing castoff materials. Many of these live and work in the Bay Area. Because of the enormous size of the city’s central Playa, many of the artistic creations are massively sized and designed to be destroyed, or at least destroyable, at the end of each year.

Initially organized by the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery, OMCA is No Spectators’ final and only West Coast stop. It includes commissioned works, jewelry, gifts, costumes, “mutant” vehicles, photography, ephemera, paintings and artifacts. But the oversized works are obviously the most impressive.

In OMCA’s garden is a magnificent 40-foot-tall outdoor temple created out of recycled wooden panels by famed sculptor David Best, especially commissioned by OMCA. It is designed to be a quiet place of reflection and remembrance, and succeeds admirably in creating that mood. Small wood plaques are available so that visitors may write memorials. I did.

Another striking outdoor sculpture is Marco Cochrane’s Truth is Beauty, the graceful 18-foot tall steel mesh likeness of the nude model, dancer Deja Solis. A 55-foot version appeared at Burning Man in 2013.

Among the indoor treasures is a bus that has been converted into a terrific miniature working movie theater by the arts collective Five Ton Crane. It is detailed down to the elaborately designed concession-stand candy packages, complete with witty political messages, and the expressly created Obsolete Films that one can watch in the seats provided. Also really unusual, is Duane Flatmo’s striking pedal-powered dragon-shaped vehicle that is mostly made from old aluminum cookware.

A less exciting companion exhibition within the main gallery, City of Dust: The Evolution of Burning Man, organized by the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno, traces Burning Man’s origins from its counterculture roots in the Bay Area to the huge extravaganza it has become.

No Spectators effectively communicates the ethos of Burning Man and its guiding Ten Principles of Radical Inclusion, Gifting, Decommodification, Radical Self-reliance, Radical Self-expression, Communal Effort, Civic Responsibility, Leaving No Trace, Participation, and Immediacy. Fine concepts to live by.

No Spectators: The Art of Burning Man is on view at the Oakland Museum of California, until Feb. 16, 2020. There are lots of special events celebrating the exhibit. For example, on Friday, Nov. 8, a special Burning Man Block Party will take over OMCA’s wildly popular Friday Nights at OMCA, closing down the surrounding 10th and Oak streets with interactive art cars from the Playa, fire dancing and flame demonstrations by The Crucible, a mass of marching bands and music, Off the Grid food trucks, and more, expanding across OMCA’s gardens and entire campus.

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1. Fill in the sentence: What is "No Spectator: the Art of Burning Man"?

"No Spectator: the Art of Burning Man" is one of the first major national ... to look at the ... that are being created in this incredible ... that happens once a year in the ... ... ... ...

2. Why is this gallery the perfect place to exhibit this art?

3. Quote the document to justify the statement.

a. This exhibition is linked with technology.

b. The exhibition takes over the entire building as well as the surrounding neighborhood.

4. Why is this exhibition called "no spectators"?

5. Take notes: describe the artwork you see.

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"No Spectators: The Art of Burning Man" at the Renwick Gallery

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1. Fill in the sentence

It is the largest ... ... in the world for a ... a ...

2. What are the difficulties encountered by the artists?

3. What sculptures can you see?

4. Where does the festival take place?

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1. What is "Ilumina"?

2. Explain how it works.

3. Give your opinion on the experience.

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ILUMINA Burning Man 2017  * Official Video *

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Vous serez à tour de rôle recruteur puis candidat.

Recruteur : Vous devez préparer des questions pour vous assurer que ce candidat répond aux exigences du festival: il vous semble nécessaire qu'il/elle puisse démontrer des connaissances solides sur l'univers et les différentes règles de Tomorrowland.

Candidat : Vous devez convaincre votre interlocuteur que vous êtes le candidat parfait pour ce poste, prouvez lui votre motivation, faites référence à vos expériences professionnelles et démontrer vos connaissances solides sur Tomorrowland et l'univers des music festivals.

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Vous choisissez l'une des trois offres d'emploi proposées sur le site de Tomorrowland et vous décidez de postuler (digital marketing cooperator, radio and online creative ou visual creative). Vous devez :

- Indiquer votre identité, niveau d'études, la raison pour laquelle vous écrivez

- Donner vos qualités et parler de vos expériences professionnelles

- Donner vos disponibilités

/!\ Chaque annonce requiert des qualités/expériences professionnelles / responsabilités particulières qu'il faudra prendre en compte lors de la rédaction de votre lettre /!\

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Tips/do and don't:

Qualities that will get you hired:

Disadvantages of the job:

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1. Take notes about the festival

Location? Type of music? nb of festivalgoers?

2. What is the smallest stage called?

3. Complete the sentences

People have come from ... countries, for instance, they are from ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ..., ...

There is a green and yellow ... facing the Tomorrowland .... This is the ... ... of the festival and you've got an ... ... right next to it.

4. What can you do at Tomorrowland if the weather gets too hot?

5. What is Tomorrowland's policy regarding drug use? It is efficient? Give an example to justify your answer.

6. What is Dreambille?

7. What facilities can you find there? (4elements)

8. Find the English for...

Au cours de =>

Emprunter un chargeur =>

Grande roue =>

Perturbation/nuisance =>

Fait à la main =>

Jeton =>

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How to organize a music festival like Tomorrowland

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Role play 1: Discussion with friends!

Vous et vos amis organisez votre futur voyage à Paris. Vous passez en revue différents points :

- date et l'heure de départ

- réservation des tickets et budget

- moyens de locomotion

- types d'hébergement

- les affaires à emmener pour le voyage

Role play 2: Wrong ticket!

Role 1 : Vous avez réservé votre pass journée et celui de votre ami(e) sur le site officiel du festival cependant, vous vous êtes trompé(e) de date.

Role 2 : Votre ami(e) vous annonce qu'il/elle s'est trompé(e) de date lors de la réservation des billets pour le festival.

Role play 3: Ready to go!

Vous venez de réserver votre billet pour le festival Lollapalooza et vous envoyez un message vocal à votre ami(e). Vous lui faites part de votre enthousiasme à l'idée des deux jours qui vous attendent. Par ailleurs, vous lui expliquez quel(s) artiste(s) vous aimeriez le plus voir et pourquoi.

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Vous décidez d'écrire un message whatsapp à votre ami américain pour lui proposer de venir célébrer le festival à Paris.

- Utilisez les formules d'usage.

- Proposez à votre ami de vous rejoindre à Paris (date, heure), parlez lui du festival (histoire, les musiques et artistes présents, le prix, nourriture, engagement écologique ... ). Montrez-vous convainquant.

- Expliquez-lui ce dont vous aurez besoin et ce qui est interdit

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Take notes: Tips given by the artists

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1. How did Perry get the idea of calling the festival "Lollapalooza"?

2. Give two definitions for "Lollapalooza"

3. When was it created?

4. Fill in the blanks

"The ... started off with a farewell ... for Jane's Addition which became ..."

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Vous décidez de regarder le documentaire HBO. Durant le visionnage, les propos de John Scher, l'un des organisateurs du festival de Woodstock 1999, vous laissent dubitatif(ve) :

“There’s no question that a few incidents took place. But if you go back in the records of the police and state police and stuff, we’re not talking about 100. Or even 50. We’re talking about 10. I am critical of the hundreds of women that were walking around with no clothes on, and expecting not to be touched. They shouldn’t have been touched, and I condemn it. But you know, I think that women that were running around naked, you know, are at least partially to blame for that.”

https://www.rollingstone.com/tv/tv-reviews/woodstock-99-documentary-review-hbo-1200593/

Vous décidez d'écrire une critique du documentaire pour rappeler les fondements du festival de Woodstock qui avait pour slogan en 1969 : "3 days of love, peace and music". Par ailleurs, vous tacherez d'expliquer en quoi les festivals ont hélas trop souvent été le théâtre de harcèlement ou d’agressions sexistes et sexuelles. Finalement, vous donnerez des solutions afin de réduire les risques en milieu festif.

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Take notes: Why is Woodstock considered a disaster? Was it predictable?

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Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage (2021) | Official Trailer | HBO

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1. Take notes about the festival

When?

Where?

nb of people: expectation?

nb of people: reality?

2. Fill the blanks

"We started to hear ... that this thing was more or less ... ... ... because no one knew the amount of ... that were ...

3. What went wrong during the festival?

4. Why did people attend the festival?

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WOODSTOCK: THREE DAYS THAT DEFINED A GENERATION  (2019) | Official Trailer | PBS Distribution

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1. Spot context elements about the '50s

2. Spot context elements about the '60s

3. What were the main characteristics and symbols of the hippies?

4. Why were they seen as a threat?

5. What happened to the hippie movement in the '70s?

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Hippies Change a Generation - Decades TV Network

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fhf6lrlmX5CQUkcwjbCKjTJffGeaSENP/view?usp=drive_link

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DkayMMOfeKsXsqiUXXVa3qmJ2_PEWBT3/view?usp=drive_link

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FN23khH1OnK8eJ2i1plt7zM4f_6Bhmd0HLkvvTUjux4/edit?usp=drive_link

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/10SHSp62XMoTKSqYvVtd5qQijQc8Bj_fN/view?usp=drive_link

Document 1: Foil Arms and Hog is an Irish sketch comedy group based out of Dublin Ireland.

1. Who do the four characters stand for?
2. What is Brexit compared to? Do you find this metaphor effective and/or relevant? Why/why not?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pfsjakDl-t5zvdPkeRVWmoW0XfIe26cn/view?usp=drive_link

Document 2: Richard Wilson in 'Brexit Special' Comedy Sketch

1. Where are the characters?
2. What is Brexit compared to?

3. Who does the chef stand for?
4. Do you find this metaphor effective and/or relevant? Why/why not?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DcbWg7VPTnWZFiqfiXYl-NDAia00V8q-/view?usp=drive_link

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1. Find out the difference between: the British Isles, the United Kingdom, and Great Britain.

2. The process of the UK leaving the EU has affected some new words in the English language. Some are amusing and witty others may be rude and offensive. Complete the sentences below and indicate if the term is rude or not.
- The term BREXIT is a portmanteau word derived from the words ... and ...
- The term REFERENDUMB is a portmanteau word derived from the words ... and ...
- Those who voted to remain are called “remainers” or “remoaners”. The term REMOANERS is a portmanteau word derived from the words ... and ...
- The people who voted to leave but who are now thinking that it was not such a good idea are experiencing “Bregret”. BREGRET is a portmanteau word derived from the words ... and …
- A way to avoid any potential economic loss or loss of EU benefits is to become a “Brefugee”. In other words, a British person who tries to secure citizenship of another EU country, for instance, Ireland. The term BREFUGEE is a portmanteau word derived from the words ... and ...
- Some have referred to this situation as a Brexodus. The term BREXODUS is a portmanteau word derived from the words ... and ...

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You send an email to Sarah, your American friend. She is skeptical about the EU’s ability to deal with the current climate emergency, its aspiration to become the first climate-neutral continent, and its capacity to shape a sustainable, greener economy. Here are her arguments:
- The EU is trying to do too much and accomplishing too little, the “fit for 55” package (55% reduction of emissions by 2030) is unrealistic.
- Climate sceptic countries such as the USA and China may stall progress on combating climate since emissions will continue to increase outside the EU
- The EU citizens’ inability to change their current lifestyle. For instance, when it comes to the transition from nuclear and fossil fuels.
Try to prove her wrong.

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Discover both documents and take notes: obstacles when implementing the Green Deal.
Think of solutions for each problem.

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Q1. Take notes about the EU Green Deal:

Date and location - Founder – Aim(s) - Cost (mobilized resources and high estimation)
Q2. Take notes about the Kyoto Protocol:

Date – Aim(s) – Outcome - “Countries” responsible for the most CO2
Q3. Fill the sentence: European CO2 emissions fell by …… between ……… and …………
Q4. Take notes about the Paris Climate Agreement
Date – Aim(s) – Outcome

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W6 - The European Union's Green Deal.mp4

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Introduction: discover the EU Green Deal

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Introduction: discover the EU Green Deal

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W6 - GREEN DEAL – A European Green Deal.mp4

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You decide to write a press article. You wish to encapsulate the main challenges faced by the Court of Justice of the European Union.
- explain what the Court of the Justice of the European Union is
- summarize its main missions
- mention the accomplishments of the CJEU
- show that the decisions of the CJEU are challenged

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Text 1Q1. Where is located the Court of Justice of the EU?
Q2. When was it established?
Q3. What sorts of cases does the ECJ rule on?
Q4. Give your own definition of the expression “hot potato”.
Q5. Take notes: arguments in favor and against leaving the jurisdiction of the ECJ.
Q6. What would be the impact of leaving the ECJ for the UK?

Text 2
Q1. What are the main differences between the Court of Justice of the European Union and the European Court of Human Rights?
Q2. Take notes: examples showing that the decisions of the CJEU are not always respected.

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Q1. Fill in the sentence:As citizens of the EU, we all have rights under EU law. These rights are ultimately ……. and ……. by the Court of Justice of the EU. In over ……. rulings to date, the Court has given decisions on a wide variety of …… directs affecting our lives.
Q2. Explain: how does EU law affect…
Air passenger rights?
The right to be forgotten on the internet?

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W5 - What has the Court of Justice done for me？.mp4

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Q1. Fill in the sentences using the passive voice (=BE conjugé + participe passé).
Make sure you know how to pronounce the past participle (-ed)
a. Consumers’ rights … …… (protect- présent simple) by EU law.
b. Many laws … …… …… (adopt – présent HAVE+ V-en) in order to do so.
c. Clarifications can … …… (give) by the Court of Justice.

d. A high level of protection against unfair and misleading practices … …… (enjoy – présent simple) by consumers thanks to EU law.

Q2. Explain: How does EU law secure the Rights of EU consumers...

when buying online?
when it comes to premium rate telephone numbers?
When it comes to food labeling?

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W5 - The Court of Justice： Guaranteeing the Rights of EU Consumers.mp4

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Q1. Fill in the sentence:
……. that EU law is ……. throughout the ……. is the job of the Court of Justice and European Union.
Q2. Indicate if the statements are true or false. Justify your answer.
The Court of Justice is the lower court.
All judges hear every case.
An Advocate General hears every case.
Q3. What are the roles of the Court of Justice?

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Writing
April: You decide to apply for the job. Make sure you know how to fill out the application form and write your motivation.

Speaking:
July: You are accepted and will start your paid traineeship in September. You decide to call your supervisor, Jake Williams, an American-British member of the EPP Group. The line is busy and you decide to leave a message.
- introduce yourself quickly
- remind him of the traineeship starting date (September), and explain you don’t know the precise date
- ask him about the accommodation possibilities and life in Brussels, tell him what you plan to do
- tell him when you will get to Brussels (9:30, 30 August)
- let him know how you feel about working in Brussels
- add an additional question of your choice
- end your message by asking him to call you back

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Q1. What type of document is it?
Q2. What is the “EPP group”?
Q3. What position can you apply for?
Q4. How long does the contract last?
Q5. Where do the employees work?

Q6. What is the application deadline?
Q7. When does the traineeship start?

Q8. What are the main tasks of trainees?
Q9. Read the job requirements. Can you apply for the paid traineeship? Why/why not?
Q10. How much do paid trainees earn every month?
Q11. Indicate if the statements are true or false. Justify your answers.
Trainees are allowed to work on their own.

Trainees from the EU have to be able to speak at least any two languages.
Trainees can travel to the European Parliament in Strasbourg for free.
Sickness and accident insurance is mandatory.
People with disabilities can apply.
Linguistic certificates and diplomas are compulsory to apply.
People without any professional experience are not allowed to apply.
If they encounter any issues, candidates are encouraged to phone the Selection Committee’s secretariat.
Trainees can decide which department they will work in.

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Q1. According to Maristela, who can apply for the traineeship?
Q2. Why does Callum enjoy working at the Council?

Q3. What is Veronika’s position?

Q4. What are Veronika’s missions?
Q5. What is Valérie’s position?

Q6. What are Valérie’s missions?

Q7. For how long has Anna been working at the EP?

Q8. Listen to Alexandra and Maristela and take notes.

Before the training, trainees…

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After the training, trainees…

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Traineeships in the European Parliament
Q1. What do Freddie and Adela have in common?
Q2. What did they have to do to get there?
Q3. What are Freddie’s main motivations to live in Brussels?
Q4. Which key elements have to be included in the application?
Q5. Which Directorates-General did Adela choose? Why did she select them?
Q6. How many people are taken every year?
Q7. When do they arrive in the European Parliament?
Q8. Give the English for: polyvalent, ayant un grand sens de l’initiative, qui peut travailler facilement en équipe.
Q9. What is the Lux Film Prize?
Q10. As the President of the Stagiaires Association, what are Freddie’s missions?
Q11. Fill in the sentence: Adela: “I’m working in the European Parliament ……………. ……………, a directorate which is concerned with …………… from the Parliament’s Members, for ……………, for ……………, for …………… on different …………… …………… covered by the EU.
Q12. After their traineeships, what will Adela and Freddy have to do if they want to work for EU institutions?
Q13. When and where do trainees meet when they finish work?
Q14. When the video was published, how much did a trainee make?

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W4 - Traineeships： Experience the EU at first hand.mp4

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Studying EU law abroad - Writing and speaking

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Writing skills
You have recently visited DCU. Write a letter to your friend Tom, who lives in England. Talk about:

- DCU facilities
- DCU accommodations
- your desire to study at that university
- the knowledge and skills you will acquire if you’re accepted

end by inviting him to go with you on your next trip to Dublin.

Speaking skills
You have just been accepted to DCU, congratulations! You decide to send a voice note to Sara, an Irish student at DCU you met during your visit. You must:
- Tell her you’ve been accepted to DCU
- Ask her how to find cheap accommodation in Dublin
- Tell her how you feel about the idea of studying in Dublin
- Add an additional question of your choice
end by inviting her to meet when you are in Dublin

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Q1. Where are you?
Q2. Take notes to describe the following places: The Helix, The Henry Grafton Building, the U, the DCU Sports Centre, Glasnevin St Patrick’s and All Hallows Campuses, and the O’Reilly Library.
Q3. Find the English for …
une visite – des installations – des concerts (2mots) – un tribunal fictif – recevoir/acceuillir – haut de gamme – hébergement – être à deux pas de (exp) – à portée de main (exp)

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Complete the script using words from the video:

From ……. to the ……. recovery plan, the DCU Masters in European Law and Policy will help you gain a comprehensive grounding in both ……. ……. and ……. analysis. Based in ……. , this unique Master allows you to study in ……. , within the ……. ……. . It builds on DCU’s prestigious Brexit Institute, giving you access to high level ……. with top keynote ……. . Whether you are pursuing a ……. in EU affairs or seeking advancement with greater knowledge of Europe, this course will help you ……. your ……. .

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W3 - DCU’s MA in European Law and Policy.mp4

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Q1. Give a reason why Luca chose a master in European Law.
Q2. What does EMU stand for?
Q3. Take notes: how does Luca describe the student-professor relation (3 elements)?
Q4. Ton van der Brink provides examples of specializations linked with EU law. List them.
Q5. What knowledge and skills do students acquire?
Q6. According to Chaimaa, why is European cooperation vital?
Q7. Why did Chaimaa decide to go to Utrecht?
Q8. What is Chaimaa’s job? Where does she work?
Q9. Why did Chaimaa go into private practice?
Q10. What are Luca and Chaimaa’s plans for the future?

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W3 - European Law (LLM at Utrecht University).mp4

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The European Union VS the Council of Europe VS the European Council VS the Council of the EU - writing

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The European Union VS the Council of Europe VS the European Council VS the Council of the EU - writing

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You decide to write an article about the common misconceptions concerning European law.
You want to explain to your readers:
- what the EU is.
- what the Council of the European Union is.
- that the Council of the EU is not to be confused with the European Council (quarterly meetings where EU leaders meet to set the broad direction of EU policy-making) and the Council of Europe (not an EU body at all).

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The European Union VS the Council of Europe VS the European Council VS the Council of the EU - speaking

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The European Union VS the Council of Europe VS the European Council VS the Council of the EU - speaking

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5. Presidency of the EU Council
Watch the video and take notes. Then record yourself explaining:
- What is the role of the president of the EU Council?
- What are the qualities required?
- What could be the pros and cons of such a position?