CRPE SESSION 2007 FORPROF ANGLAIS Corrigé 4 Réf: CRFDAng - CRAng - CRFDAng2 N° Indigo : 08 2031 2031 Site Internet: http://www.

CRPE SESSION 2007 FORPROF ANGLAIS Corrigé 4 Réf: CRFDAng - CRAng - CRFDAng2 N° Indigo : 08 2031 2031 Site Internet: http://www.forprof.fr ForproF - Institut Supérieur de Formation - Z.I. La Courtine - 84000 AVIGNON Tous droits de reproduction sont réservés à ForproF ForproF- Préparation aux concours de l'enseignement et de la fonction publique ForproF - F ormation continue, cours collectifs, cours particuliers, cours à distance, e -learning CORRIGE 4 Corrigé du devoir d'anglais 4 Nom du candidat : Nom du correcteur : Note du candidat : /20 Détail de la note Compréhension Expression orale Présentation orale du document Lecture Maîtrise du système phonologique Correction syntaxique Richesse lexicale Capacité de communication Connaissances culturelles 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 Ce dernier sujet doit permettre aux candidats de se positionner avant l'épreuve. N'hésitez pas à prendre contact avec votre correcteur si vous avez encore besoin de conseils. GOOD LUCK ! ForproF- Institut Supérieur de Formation- Z.I. La Courtine - 84000 AVIGNON 2/9 T ous droits de reproduction réservés à ForproF - CRPE 2007 - Anglais Corrigé 4 ForproF- Préparation aux concours de l'enseignement et de la fonction publique ForproF - F ormation continue, cours collectifs, cours particuliers, cours à distance, e -learning Texte D Hurricane Katrina's unexpected consequences. Last August, a young bus driver headed to an office in a suburb of New Orleans, singing the tune of an old television show. He arrived just before his wife, who was pregnant with their first child. At 24, the driver, Whitney Marcell, weighed 300 pounds, and was nicknamed Big Man. His wife, Fu, had just turned 28. Big Man and Fu, coming from New Orleans's roughest areas, were about to buy their first home. "Are you sure you can afford it?" some of their friends had insidiously asked, but Mr Marcell only worried about paying the $86,5000 loan off as early as he could. The couple signed a pile of legal papers and left the office owning a house in New Orleans's Lower Ninth Ward. Mr Marcell returned to the song from "the Jeffersons", a sitcom about a dry cleaner and his wife who had risen to the black bourgeoisie. Like his television heroes, George and Louise, Mr Marcell crooned about "moving on up", he surprised himself by crying. Two days later, Hurricane Katrina struck with incredible force, destroying the Marcell's new house, and chasing them to the outskirts of Atlanta, where they became part of the largest diaspora since Dust Bowl days. But despite the loss of nearly everything they owned, the Marcells say they have moved on up again. The median income in their new neighborhood is twice that in the Lower Ninth Ward and more than four times that in the area where they had lived. The Marcells say this mostly black suburb offers safer streets, better schools and a stronger economy. The Marcells journey illustrates one surprising consequence from a terrible storm: the exodus ...