TEST CORRECTION

Defining key notions /5
1. The standard of living is the material comfort of a population /0.5
2. A country with a high income and a high HDI is a developed country /0.5 The HDI is the Human Development Index /1.5. It measures wealth, education and health /1.5
3. These potatoes are organic. It means they are grown naturally, farmed without agrichemicalswhich protects the environment. /1

Knowing the vocabulary /5
Translating into French
- developing (country): (pays) en développement /0.5
- education: l'éducation /0.5
- wealth: la richesse /0.5
- wages: salaire /0.5
- to decrease: baisser, diminuer /0.5
Translating into English
- à l'échelle locale: on a local scale /1
- croissance éco: economic growth /1
- au chömage: unemployed /0.5

Commenting on a document /10

Stage 1: introduction - Presenting the document
Rephrase references (type, title, author, source, publication date and place) : This line graph shows water use and management from 1960 to 2000 in Australia,
Give context (scale of the document, type of country mentioned): so on a national scale in a developed country.

Stage 2: Analysing the document

Describing - What you see (doc)
structured & detailed description
Interpreting - What you know (notions)
add & structure the definition of key notions
1st trend (tendance): water use increased
- from 6000 litres per person per day in 1960
- to 8000 litres per person per day in 1980: it peaked.
=> Negative impact: bad/unsustainable water management
Australians used a lot of water, they wasted (gaspiller) water:
- socially, it means a very good access to basic services (water), so a good quality of life (well-being of a population)
- but economically, they spent a lot of money to pay for water and environmentally, they damaged the environment
2nd trend (tendance): water use decreased
- from 8000 litres per person per day in 1980
- to 4000 litres per person per day in 2000

=> Positive aspect: good/sustainable water management
Australians used less water, they economized (économiser une ressource) water:
- socially, it means less good access to basic services (water), so a lower quality of life (well-being of a population)
- but economically, they saved (économiser de l'argent) money by paying less and environmentally, they protected the environment

Stage 3: Concluding
Assess doc (reliable/biased justified): To conclude, this document is unreliable because some references are missing : the author, the date, the source. It is unbiased because we can't see the author's opinion as we only have figures.
Sum-up ideas (+ nuance/opening): To recap, this graph shows that using too much water is unsustainable but Australians reduced their water use which means a more sustainable water management.