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EXERCICE DE GRAMMAIRE 2 Un message. Julie is writing an email home to her parents telling them about her experiences. Look over the text of the email for context, then choose the most logical verb for each blank. (12 points) Choose the correct/logical verb and copy it in the SECOND blank (the one after the parentheses). Conjugate the verb in the present tense in the FIRST blank (the one before the parentheses).

1. La fête nationale française, 14/07 [ans1] 2. Le jour de l’an, 01/01 [ans2] 3. Le lundi de Pâques, 20/04 [ans3] 4. La fête de l’Armistice, 11/11 [ans4]

LECTURE On est invité ! While Julie is in the U.S., she receives invitations to events happening back home in France. Read the passages below and indicate whether the following statements describe card A, B, or C by writing that letter in the blank on the following page. More than one sentence can match the same card. Carte A.   Carte B.   Carte C.

7. Allons plus loin! Look at your response for the last question. How do you know that Carte ___ is a birth announcement for a girl (instead of a boy)? First, answer which Carte is a birth announcement for a girl, and then, using what you’ve learned in French, provide TWO pieces of evidence from the text to justify your answer. RESPOND IN ENGLISH. (NOTE: You cannot use the person’s name as justification!) (2 points)

PARTIE ÉCRITE Contexte: Julie is a new exchange student from France, studying at IU this semester.

Which announcement… 1. takes place in the summer. [ans1] 2. is meant to be sent from a couple. [ans2] 3. is a birth announcement for a girl [ans3] 4. is a pajama party [ans4] 5. is in the fall [ans5]

Nom de famille: [ans1] ———————————— Prénom: Robert                          Âge: [ans2]                            Marié? Oui ou non? [ans3] ———————————— Prénom: Ludovic                        Âge: [ans4]                            Sexe: Masculin ———————————— Prénom: [ans6]                            Âge: 12                          Sexe: Féminin  

Bonus:  This is worth up to 5 points. Ignore that the question says it is worth 0 points as I manually grade and adjust the points.* With the start of the Winter Olympics, sports are on my mind.  Do you or your family have any connection with a sport in the Winter Olympics.  If so, tell me all about it! Then, somehow connect your sport with the content of our course. This can be a very loose connection. Clearly explain your reasoning using Unit 1 material to show full mastery of the subject. No credit will be given without explanations. Rubric:  Sport (1 point) Detailed explanation of your connection with said sport (2 points)  Minimum of 2 sentences How does said sport connect with Unit 1 content? (2 points)  Minimum of 2 sentences   Let me give you one of my many examples: Sport: Ice hockey Experience: When I was in college at the Ohio State University, I played intramural ice hockey.  I was in the lowest tier of intramural level and have no skill whatsoever at this sport (or really most sports) but lots of passion! One semester, we were the Lumberjacks, and our games started at 1am.  Oh, the miracle of youth.  Astronomy connection:  This will be your job 🙂      *Additionally, you can use this space to manually type your answer to any of the above exam questions if technical issues prevented you from answering as intended.  Just include the question number. 

The Sun’s path on the celestial sphere traces out __________.

The next series of questions are all linked with the following prompt: An asteroid could be on a collision course with Earth! Oh my! We must save our dear planet by learning everything we can about this possible intruder.  What is the aphelion distance of the asteroid?  Here is what you have deduced thus far:  the eccentricity of its orbit is 0.39, the velocity of the asteroid is 15000km/hr, the semi-major axis is 1.71 AU, and it is composed of rocky metals. Please read and comply with the input instructions below in typing your answer.    Input Instructions:  Do not round your values mid-calculation. Keep as many decimal places as possible or use the Answer button on your calculator. Only round your final answer.  Round your answer to two decimal places and include the correctly abbreviated and capitalized unit for your answer.  Do not use commas, E or scientific notation.  Your answer must match my answer exactly to score correct. For example:  54.789 meters would be inputted as 54.79 m.