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UK GCSE 2007 : French - Full Course, Higher Tier, Paper 1 - Listening

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Centre Number 71 Candidate Number General Certificate of Secondary Education 2007 Paper 1 Listening Higher Tier G3205 French [G3205] TUESDAY 29 MAY, MORNING TIME 45 minutes (including 5 minutes reading time). INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES Write your Centre Number and Candidate Number in the spaces provided at the top of this page. Write your answers in the spaces provided in this question paper. Answer all five questions. Read and follow the instruction for each question carefully. INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES The total mark for this paper is 40. Figures in brackets printed down the right-hand side of pages indicate the marks awarded to each question or part question. You will be allowed five minutes at the beginning of the test to familiarise yourself with the question paper. You will also have time to read each question again before you hear the recording. The beginning and end of each recording will be indicated by a beep signal. Use of a dictionary is not permitted. For Examiner s use only Question Number 1 2 3 4 5 Total Marks G321H7R 2419 Marks 1 Ecoute cette conversation au supermarch . Examiner Only Marks Section A: R ponds aux questions (i) et (ii). Coche ( ) la bonne case. Madame Lambert dit, Exemple: Madame Lambert a perdu A B C B C L employ dit, (i) Ses cheveux sont A [1] (ii) Coche ( ) les bonnes cases. Chantal porte A B C D E F [3] G321H7R 2419 2 Remark Section B Examiner Only Marks Remark Choisis la bonne lettre. L employ dit, Exemple: Elle s appelle (i) Chantal a A ans [1] (ii) Madame Lambert a perdu Chantal [1] (iii) Madame Lambert tait en train de chercher un [1] (iv) L employ fera une [1] A B l entr e D panier E la sortie F chariot G annonce H cinq I 2419 sept C G321H7R Chantal randonn e 3 [Turn over 2 Ecoute ce message que ton amie fran aise a laiss au t l phone. Examiner Only Marks Coche ( ) la bonne case. Sophie dit, Exemple: Sophie a t l phon A son ami B sa copine C son copain A un t l gramme B un e-mail C une invitation Sophie dit, (a) (i) Laura a envoy [1] (ii) Sophie ira l a roport A B 2419 par le train C G321H7R en auto en v lo [1] 4 Remark Sophie dit aussi, Examiner Only Marks Remark (b) (i) Pendant le vol Sophie A sera accompagn e B ne sera pas accompagn e C sera avec ses parents A a d j pris l avion B n a jamais pris l avion C a pris l avion deux fois A ne doit pas changer d avion B doit changer d avion Londres C doit s arr ter en route A l apr s-midi B le soir C le matin [1] (ii) Sophie [1] Elle continue, (c) (i) Sophie [1] (ii) Elle arrivera G321H7R 2419 [1] 5 [Turn over Sophie dit finalement, Examiner Only Marks (d) (i) Le petit fr re de Laura A aime le sport B aime la lecture C aime l informatique [1] (ii) Sophie veut une r ponse A B 2419 la semaine prochaine C G321H7R bient t dans un mois 6 [1] Remark 3 Paul, le p re de ton ami(e) fran ais(e) parle de sa jeunesse. Examiner Only Marks Remark Coche ( ) la bonne case. Paul dit, Exemple: La vie tait A B plus compliqu e C moins compliqu e moins simple Paul dit, (a) (i) On sortait A rarement B souvent C une fois par an [1] (ii) Avant A on s ennuyait B on ne faisait rien C on tait content [1] Paul continue, (b) (i) Les professeurs taient A B 2419 sympas C G321H7R stricts polis [1] 7 [Turn over (ii) Les l ves taient A impolis B ob issants C Examiner Only Marks amusants [1] Paul dit aussi, (c) (i) Les jeunes apprenaient A la coop ration B la politesse C l intelligence [1] (ii) Aujourd hui A la moiti des jeunes accompagnent leurs parents B la minorit des jeunes accompagnent leurs parents C la plupart des jeunes accompagnent leurs parents [1] Paul dit finalement, (d) (i) Paul pouvait sortir A sans permission B sans argent C avec permission [1] (ii) Si Paul tait en retard ses parents A B 2419 taient inquiets C G321H7R taient f ch s taient contents [1] 8 Remark 4 Ecoute ces Fran ais qui parlent de leurs portables. Examiner Only Marks Remark Choisis le bon num ro dans la case et cris le num ro dans la phrase. Antoine dit, Exemple: 1. laids 2. l gers Antoine trouve les portables 3. modernes 1 Am lie continue, 1. utiles 2. flexibles 3. horribles (a) Am lie trouve les portables [1] Andr dit, 1. pratiques 2. compliqu s 3. simples (b) Andr trouve les portables [1] Jeanne continue, 1. chers 2. d sagr ables 3. reposants (c) Jeanne trouve les portables [1] Luc dit, 1. relaxants 2. dangereux 3. ennuyeux (d) Luc trouve les portables [1] Marie-Claire continue, 1. populaires 2. vieux 3. ducatifs (e) Marie-Claire trouve les portables G321H7R 2419 [1] 9 [Turn over Robert dit, Examiner Only Marks 1. malsains 2. sains 3. merveilleux (f) Robert trouve les portables [1] C cile continue, 1. simples 2. superbes 3. embarrassants (g) C cile trouve les portables [1] Herv dit finalement, 1. bruyants 2. fragiles 3. stressants (h) Herv trouve les portables G321H7R 2419 [1] 10 Remark 5 Listen to this interview with Lorie, a young French singer and answer the questions in English. Examiner Only Marks Remark You will hear each part twice. The entire passage will then be heard for a third and final time. The interviewer begins, (a) Why does Lorie dedicate a song to her parents? _________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ [1] Lorie continues, (b) (i) Why did Lorie s mother not want to be in her book? _____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ [1] (ii) Why is Lorie s father a good manager? _____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ [1] The interviewer asks, (c) What did Lorie s fans ask her to do? _________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ [1] G321H7R 2419 11 [Turn over The interviewer also asks, Examiner Only Marks (d) Name two of Lorie s childhood memories. 1. _______________________________________________________ 2. ____________________________________________________ [2] The interviewer finally asks, (e) (i) Why does Lorie not often go shopping? _____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ [1] (ii) Name one thing she wears when she does go shopping. _____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ [1] THIS IS THE END OF THE QUESTION PAPER G321H7R 2419 12 Remark Permission to reproduce all copyright material has been applied for. In some cases, efforts to contact copyright holders may have been unsuccessful and CCEA will be happy to rectify any omissions of acknowledgement in future if notified. SP (NF/CGW) T45095/7

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