Examen Anglais Baccalauréat Sujet Anglais Filière LE

For their part, government institutions, politicians, and bureaucrats must provide the political will to address all such unlawful practices. While all those who are part of the problem must be part of the solution, it would be unrealistic and cost-prohibitive to attempt to eliminate corruption completely. The aim, therefore, is to attain a fundamental increase in honesty, efficiency and fairness. In this regard, educating and involving the public is a key in preventing corruption; and this can take a variety of ways such as awareness campaigns led by the media, nation-wide integrity workshops that discuss and collaborate against corruption, and the introduction of appropriate legislation put into effect by a powerful and integral auditing system. Prevention: An Effective Tool to Reduce Corruption” (GLOBAL PROGRAMME AGAINST CORRUPTION CONFERENCES) 1. Write the letter that corresponds to the right answer. 1. Fighting corruption should be the duty of... a. all partners. b. the government. c. businesses. 2. The government is responsible for dealing with ... a. corrupt civil servants b. individuals who offer bribes c. both of them. 3. Eradicating corruption is... a. easily achievable b. hard to achieve c. prohibited 4. Preventing corruption depends primarily upon... a. weak auditing systems b. public mobilization c. inefficient laws 2. In which paragraph is it mentioned that... a. actual benefits result from the combination of social and economic efforts? b. promoting ethical principles is an essential way to reduce corruption? 3. Answer the following questions according to the text: a. Why do some companies and individuals get involved in bribery? b. From a political point of view, who is in a position to lead the fight against corruption? c. What measures should be undertaken to prevent corruption? اختبار يف مادة: // الشعبة: / / بكالوراي 2019 4. WHO or WHAT do the underlined words refer to in the text? a. who (§1) b. this (§4) 5. Choose the correct answer. The text is... a. Narrative b. Descriptive c. Expository d. Argumentative B. Text Exploration (07 points) 1. Find in the text words or phrases that are opposite in meaning to: a. drawbacks (§1) ≠… b. legal (§3) ≠… 2. Complete the chart as shown in the example. Verb Noun Adjective Example to corrupt corruption corrupt to assume involved legislation 3. Combine each pair of sentences with the connectors given between brackets. Make changes where necessary. a. Corruption is a widespread problem. All parts of society must fight corruption. (such...that) b. Governments are making efforts to eradicate corruption. It is still prevalent in our society. (despite) 4. Circle or write the silent letter in each of the following words: honesty – campaign – while – fight 5. Reorder the following sentences to get a coherent passage: a. That's why since the dawn of human civilization. b. Ethics is important to every society. c. men have sought to keep the human conduct in check to preserve the peace of society. d. as it plays a critical role in shaping the individuals' behaviours.

Part two: Written Expression

(06 points) Choose ONE of the following topics: Topic one: You have heard that a friend of yours was asked to give a bribe in order to get a job that he/she is