Mythes et héros : prise de parole en interaction (Anglais)

« 1 / 2 Mythes et héros : prise de parole en interaction À la suite de la présentation de l'une des quatre notions du pro­ gramme, débute l'échange avec l'examinateur .

Cette fiche propose de s'y préparer à l'aide d'amorces de dialogue et d'exemples.

0 On vous demande d~ réciser un point dans votre résentation ..:l!:.

~ Examiner $ Candidate Thank you very much.

Do Actually , what I mean is that genuine you actually belie ve that patriotic heroes act for their fellow- patriotism is inherent ~ citizens ' sake .

1 don't mean that you to heroism? That 's what ~ have to be patr iotic to be a hero.

you've suggested in your My point is that it is noble to act for presentation .

common good.

Right.

You've also said Sure! Whether King Arthur existed that the legend of King or not isn't my point here, of course.

Arthur was part of the What's important about King Arthur founding of Great Britain .

is that he has grown a reference in Cou Id you develop your terms of common Celtic identity for the point? ~ Irish , as well as for the English or for the Scots.

As a matter of tact , Robin Hood , another legendary hero , would be a relevant example here , too.

Both of them are often referred to when it cornes to issues such as the need for a more egalitarian society, or for a !airer welfare system.

m On vous demande si vous êtes d'accord ..:l!:.

~ Examiner $ Candidate Many people say that Well , 1 have mixed feelings about heroes are role-models.

this .

Many legendar y heroes took arms Do you agree? against invaders, for example, or ...

fought with a war force to free their people .

As for me, l'm nota military persan.

lt's more the fact that they made decisions, that they acted with determination -and this not for their own sake only- that makes me look up to them.

ln that respect , heroes are role-models . 2 / 2. »