I totally agree that some questions should be in English.
My problem is with the weighting of the questions. A questions asking about one heading shouldn't be worth 5 marks if when you're asked to write a whole passage (heading included and in French!) is worth only 6 marks.
Exactly. A question about one sentence (5-7words?) in French is worth 5 marks, whereas a question asking you to write 150 words in French is worth 1 mark more...
Harder than I expected (well much harder than last year's anyway).
Listening was OK I guess, except for the question about that computer hacker (?).
I'm going to wait until the results come out before I say anything else.
How exactly does it work?
Do you have 10 mins reading time, then you do listening (and listen to all that crap about "you will hear 8 texts, blah, blah, blah") and afterwards you do the rest of the paper?
Guess that's why you haven't got one :p
Anyway, I'd say just think of some questions about topics you don't know much about. Like for me it would be a fasion question.
Everything went to plan for me. There weren't any curly questions, the examiner said I went really well, I hope the markers think I did really well too. I was out of the exam room by 9:10 (was first of the 5 students there).
Salut P Mouseaux
Vous êtes arrivé au bon moment, juste avant le bac!
Une petite question, qu'est-ce que <<au fur et a' mesure>> veut dire? J'ai l'entendu plusieurs fois mais je ne me souviens plus la signification...