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...
I just did the NAFT trial. I thought it was a good fair test.
One of the articles was about reality TV, it was similar to the one on chepas' site in that it talked about Loft Story etc. (thanks for putting it up!)