Anglais BEPC 2017
Anglais BEPC 2017
For some minutes there was a scene of great joy. The slaves fell on the ground and offered
thanks to God. Others sang songs and danced with joy. Many looked with pity on their formers
owners.
The excitement and happiness of the freed Negroes lasted only for a short time. Before they
returned to their houses I noticed a difference in their feelings. Many were thinking about the change in
their lives. They now understood that they would have to think and plan for themselves and their
children and would have to depend on their own work. They felt like a boy of ten or twelve years old
who had been suddenly sent away from home to provide for himself. They had to find homes, money,
churches, and education for their children. They had to learn to be good citizens instead of slaves. I did
not wonder that in a few hours the wild joy had ended, and that fear had taken its place. They were
finding that freedom was more serious thing than they had expected.
Some of the old slaves were seventy or eighty years old. The best years of their lives had gone.
Questions
2. Fill the gaps in the passage with: outside, hurts, headmistress, into.
Passage: The pupils were playing football…..5…..the school. Suddenly Bola…..6…..his arm.
The…..7…..came out of the school. She saw Bola and told him get…..8…..her car. She took him to the
hospital.
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III- LANGUAGE AND USAGE (05 points)
You have been working in a house as a slave for a long time. One day your master called you and
announced you your freedom. Describe your freedom and anxieties. Not more than 15 lines.
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