Sujet du brevet 2011 d'anglais — Polynésie (Série générale)

1 MINISTERE DE L’EDUCATION Direction des Enseignements Secondaires POLYNESIE FRANCAISE SESSION 2011 S U J E T DNB TP 11-40 SÉRIE TECHNOLOGIQUE ET PROFESSIONNELLE EXAMEN : DIPLÔME NATIONAL DU BREVET ÉPREUVE : ANGLAIS DURÉE : 1 heure 30 COEFFICIENT : 1 NB DE PAGE(S) : 5 Deux points sont attribués pour l’orthographe et la présentation. SUJET DNB TP11-40 DIPLÔME NATIONAL DU BREVET ANGLAIS 2 Lisez le document ci-dessous puis répondez aux questions qui lui font suite. STUDENT RESCUES TODDLER A Kiwi (1) toddler has been saved by a "heroic" passerby after falling into a treacherous Gold Coast river. Three-year-old Lucas Wallace was walking across a bridge in Surfers Paradise with family members when he fell into the Nerang River just before 7pm on Friday. His mother watched in horror as Lucas was swept under the Chevron Island Bridge by the strong current. Tahitian student Charles Tetaahi, 35, witnessed the fall and dived into the water after Lucas. Jackie Wallace said she had feared the worst as she watched her son go over the side. She told 3 News: "I'm just so grateful that they got him out, really grateful that they've helped. I am still trying to get over it." Lucas's uncle Philip Anderson said they had been walking across the bridge and "one second later he was falling through a gap between the footpath and the bridge." He said the accident should serve as a warning to other parents. "I guess it's just a sign for people to be careful. We are just really glad that we have got him back." Police praised Tetaahi's selfless action s and said his quick thinking had saved the boy's life. Tetaahi said he did not think twice when he saw the small boy in the water. "…he had his hand out ... I just jumped. I swam with him, I took hold of him, and I shouted to him: 'I'm here, I'm …