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What does « relier » mean?

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What does « relier » mean?

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To link / match up (a matching task).

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What does a matching task ask you to do?

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Link each item in one set to its partner in another set.

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What is the specimen instruction for matching sentence halves?

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« En vous basant sur les lignes X à Y, reliez chaque début de phrase à la fin correspondante. »

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Name four common matching formats.

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Personnes↔opinions, titres↔paragraphes, the two halves of a sentence, and questions↔réponses.

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How many times is each option used in matching?

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Exactly once.

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What is « une option en trop »?

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The extra (spare) option that matches nothing and is left over.

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What does « le titre » mean?

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The headline / heading.

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What does « le paragraphe » mean?

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The paragraph.

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What does « la fin correspondante » mean?

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The matching ending (the correct second half of the sentence).

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Why is there usually one extra option in matching?

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It's a distractor — a spare that matches nothing, to catch you out.

Card 11concept

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Give the 5-step matching routine.

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Lis les deux listes → Les sûrs d'abord → Élimine → Relie le reste → Vérifie (none reused, the spare is left over).

Card 12concept

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Should you match in order, top to bottom?

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No — do the matches you're sure of first; each one removes an option.

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Should you match because two items share one word?

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No — match on the meaning of the whole statement, not a single shared word.

Card 14concept

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What if you've used the same option for two items?

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One of those matches is wrong — each option is used only once.

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