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Correction 01 Anglais
Correction 01 Anglais
Epreuve d’anglais
Toutes spécialités
Durée: 3 heures
Write all the answers on the provided answer sheet and following the chronological order of
each part. Do not write your answers on the question paper./ Ecrivez toutes les réponses dans
le cahier de composition mis à votre disposition, en suivant l’ordre chronologique de chaque
partie. N’écrivez pas de réponses sur l’épreuve.
I-GRAMMAR 10 MARKS
Exercise 1 : 5marks
A-Arrange the sentences following the instructions in the brackets
1) ”This laptop is my favourite”, The purchaser told the seller. (Re-write the sentence in the
reported speech). =The purchaser told the seller that, that computer was his favourite.
2) The man whom I gave your phone number will call call you (complete with who, whose or
whom).
3) Do you have much time for us to discuss ? (complete with many, much, most).
4) Are you interested in that job ? (complete with for, by, in).
5) Cameroonians speak English and French=English and French are spoken by
Cameroonians. (Re-write the sentence in the passive voice).
Exercise 2 : 5marks
A-Put the verb in the brackets in the correct tense
1)If the weather was friendly, I would attend (to attend) the tournament.
2) We will meet/shall meet/are meeting (to meet) next week.
3)You’d better take (to take) a bike to school.
A-Fill the gaps with the suitable word or phrase from the list
List: Retailer, whole-seller, advertisement, competitors, trucks, spend, purchase.
Companies spend too much money to promote their products trucks drivers should only work
at night in order to avoid road accidents. A whole-seller sells goods in large quantities, and a
retail seller sells goods in small quantities. The purchase price of this watch is really low.
11 Eleven
It’s 4: 15PM o’clock Quarter past four/fifteen (minutes)past four
CFAF 23,450 Twenty three thousand, four hundred and fifty
23.25 KM Twenty three point twenty five
3/5 (fractions) Three fifth
The problem in Cameroon has never been the lack of institutions, policies and laws on youth,
but rather the absence of political willingness to effectively monitor and implement these laws
and policies.
If the letter of the law is to be followed, Cameroon has one of the strongest laws and policies
on youth, which have been adopted by many African states as the base of their own policies.
Paradoxically, there have been countries which have used Cameroon’s youth legislation as an
inspiration, but have eventually been more effective in adopting and implementing progressive
youth policies than Cameroon. The problem in Cameroon has never been the lack of
institutions, policies and laws on youth, but rather the absence of political willingness to
effectively monitor and implement these laws and policies.
Young people in Cameroon constitute over 70 percent of the population, yet they are the most
economically marginalized. In recent years, the number of young people aged between 15 and
35 has increased dramatically in Cameroon. Even though the number of policies and institutions
tasked with fostering and ensuring the implementation of youth programmes has increased,
their actual effectiveness in the field remains highly questionable to those outside of Cameroons
political elite.
Cameroon remains very strategic in terms of institutional arrangement which also covers issues
of the younger generation. The lack of adequate technical and professional education for youth
remains a major concern and is one of main causes for massive youth unemployment in
Cameroon, which is currently above 64 percent. Additionally, the failure to practically
implement, monitor and evaluate the numerous youth policy instruments continues to cripple
the institutions established to take care of youth concerns in Cameroon.
QUESTIONS 10 marks
1. One example the author has used to show that youths are relegated to the background
of society when it comes to nation building is that they have been excluded from the
decision-making arena and forced to accept outcomes and decisions without raising
their voices.
2. Some problems the author mentions about the situation of youth Cameroon are :
- The absence of political willingness to effectively monitor and implement these laws and
policies.
- In Cameroon, young people are the most economically marginalized
3. One of the main causes of youth unemployment in Cameroon is the lack of adequate
technical and professional education for youth.
4. According to the text, does Cameroon have efficient ways that can help improve youth
conditions. Some of these are :
- The country has one of the strongest laws and policies on youth ;
- The government should adopt adequate technical and professional education for
youth.
3.As a young committed Cameroonian, write a letter to the mayor of your community to
suggest him meaningful ways to improve youth conditions.
Your name is Frank Mbanu, and your address is PO. BOX 19, Dikous
TOPIC 1
Firstly, the youths should fully participate in the decision-making process. Assuming active
roles in implementation and monitoring of development interventions, the youths will also
ensure that those interventions are really solving problems on the ground.
Also, youths also need to use their skills to contribute to the national development by working
in groups or in small and medium enterprises. In a country that largely depends on agriculture
like Cameroon, innovations such as basic machine inventories are needed.
Last but not the least, the youth should provide voluntary services and commit into creating
activities that can create employment and generate benefits.
TOPIC 2
- Abandonning important issues in the life of the nation, such as the political and economic
life of the country,due to intensifying pressure to host a successful tournament;
-COVID 19 : high risks of contamination with the opening of the country to visitors, fans and
players.
TOPIC 3
ASPECTS TO BE ASSESSED :
-Suggestion of at least two meaningful ways to improve youth conditions, with relevant
explanations ;