موضوع مباراة مباراة ولوج المراكز الجهوية لمهن التربية والتكوين لتوظيف أساتذة التعليم الثانوي من الدرجة الثانية – وزارة التربية الوطنية والتعليم الأولي والرياضة – المراكز الجهوية لمهن التربية والتكوين 2023

Suggested answer key (independent of the handwritten ticks on the copy). Items marked (to check) are debatable.

Critical reading – Text 1

• Q1 – B: the talk was about A.I. and how schools must adapt.
• Q2 – C: "the bot's propensity to spit out wrong or misleading answers".
• Q3 – D: an evaluative claim; the others are facts or reported facts.
• Q4 – C (to check): the sentence is not in the printed extract; "this adjustment" most likely refers to adapting to generative A.I. programs.
• Q5 – A: "barring" = except for / excluding.
• Q6 – C: argumentative (thesis: banning ChatGPT is the wrong move, plus two reasons).
• Q7 – B.
• Q8 – C.
• Q9 – A: "legitimate" = valid.
• Q10 – B.
• Q11 – C: critical-thinking exercises and "refine their thinking".

Critical reading – Text 2

• Q12 – C.
• Q13 – B (to check): a prediction or judgement by the author ("would boost"), whereas C and D report verifiable facts.
• Q14 – A: "competitive video games", i.e. electronic sports.
• Q15 – D: income (from media rights and sponsorship).
• Q16 – D: problem (the Olympics are losing relevance) and solution (include e-sports).
• Q17 – C (to check): critical of the IOC's approach ("like an uncool dad", "mockery").
• Q18 – C: "the best idea would be to include e-sports".
• Q19 – B.
• Q20 – C.

Language

• Q21 – D: "few books … to find some more".
• Q22 – B.
• Q23 – A (to check): with a superlative, "the" singles out one specific way.
• Q24 – (to check): none of the options is fully grammatical without "the" ("Almost all of the seagulls…"); the expected answer may be B. Check the original.
• Q25 – B: "quite a few" + countable plural.
• Q26 – A: "claims to have done its best".
• Q27 – A: "give up her seat" is literal (physically handing over the seat), not figurative.
• Q28 – C: "result in women suffering too much pain … to continue".
• Q29 – A: gerund as subject; "consider + -ing".
• Q30 – A: "persuade sb to do"; "see sth getting worse".
• Q31 – D: first conditional ("is offered / could be completed").
• Q32 – A: mixed conditional (past condition, present result).
• Q33 – B: "fancy + -ing".
• Q34 – B: past condition, past result ("would have earned") and present result ("would be able").
• Q35 – B: absence of obligation in the past ("didn't have to").
• Q36 – A: "shall" expresses a legal or regulatory obligation.
• Q37 – C (to check): "think about yourself".
• Q38 – C: "either" = one or the other of two.
• Q39 – C: "To the surprise of… / the remains of…".
• Q40 – C: "check on" (also "check up on").
• Q41 – (to check): the correct preposition is "at the moment", which is not among the options.
• Q42 – B: "feedback on".
• Q43 – A.
• Q44 – B: "Now that" = since/because.
• Q45 – B (to check): C is also a correct non-defining clause; D is wrong and A is defining.
• Q46 – B.
• Q47 – B (to check): A, B and D all contain correct adjective clauses (C has an adjective phrase, not a clause); B, a defining clause, is probably the expected answer.
• Q48 – D: "have been done / will have been finished" (future perfect passive with "by Saturday").
• Q49 – C: second conditional.
• Q50 – D: polite but firm refusal.
• Q51 – D: independent, interested in ideas, fond of reading → writer.
• Q52 – D (to check): "Why don't you…" is the suggestion function; B only gives an opinion.
• Q53 – D: strong complaint ("utterly appalled").
• Q54 – B: expresses distress without threatening.
• Q55 – A: gratitude.
• Q56 – A: suggests apologising while acknowledging he is not entirely to blame.
• Q57 – C: cautious advice.
• Q58 – B: expresses doubt.
• Q59 – C: one main clause plus one dependent (relative) clause.
• Q60 – B (to check): A is also a correct ellipsis.
• Q61 – B: participle phrase used adverbially (purpose/manner).
• Q62 – C.
• Q63 – B.
• Q64 – A.
• Q65 – A.
• Q66 – A (to check): historians identify slavery as the main cause, which is not among the options; B relates to the American Revolution.
• Q67 – B.
• Q68 – D.
• Q69 – C.
• Q70 – B (to check): A refers to the noun "a check-up".
• Q71 – C.
• Q72 – D.
• Q73 – C: to speak frankly.
• Q74 – C.
• Q75 – A: intransitive "lie (down)".
• Q76 – A: "principal" = main.
• Q77 – A: "cupfuls" ("cupsful" is an older variant).
• Q78 – C: "come to an agreement".
• Q79 – C: "either" in negative sentences.
• Q80–Q84: page missing.
• Q85 – C.
• Q86 – D.
• Q87 – B.
• Q88 – D.
• Q89 – B.
• Q90 – C.
• Q91 – B.
• Q92 – C.
• Q93 – D.
• Q94 – C.
• Q95 – D: "On the other hand" (conjunctive adverb / transitional phrase).
• Q96 – C.
• Q97 – D (to check): A is also used in persuasive essays.
• Q98 – D.
• Q99 – D: colon before a list.
• Q100 – A: semicolon between the two independent clauses and comma before the non-defining "which".