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8.2.2French B HL14 flashcards

The HL individual oral

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l’oral individuel (IO)

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l’oral individuel (IO)

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the individual oral

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l’extrait littéraire

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the literary extract (the HL oral stimulus)

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la préparation (surveillée)

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the supervised preparation (~15 min)

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la présentation

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the presentation (3–4 min)

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la conversation

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the conversation (with the teacher)

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décrire

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to describe (what happens)

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interpréter

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to interpret (what it means)

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relier (à l’œuvre)

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to relate (link the extract to the whole work)

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le critère

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the (assessment) criterion

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le thème

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the theme (big idea)

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What is the HL individual-oral stimulus, and how does it differ from SL?

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HL = a literary EXTRACT (un extrait littéraire) from one of the two works studied; SL = a visual stimulus (an image) on a course theme.

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Name the four stages of the HL individual oral, in order.

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1) ~15 min supervised preparation (préparation), 2) 3–4 min presentation (présentation), 3) conversation on the work (conversation sur l’œuvre), 4) broader conversation on the themes.

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How is the HL individual oral marked?

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Out of 30: Critère A Langue /12, Critère B Message /12, Critère C Interaction & compétences réceptives /6.

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What three things must the presentation do with the extract?

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Describe it (décrire — what happens), interpret it (interpréter — what it means), and relate it (relier) to the whole work — not just summarise.

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