What's suitable for the French document?

HelloFluffy · 24-02-2013 04:41PM #1

My teacher has given our class very limited information on the document for the French oral. She insists that we bring in a picture of some part of France and talk about our holidays there (pretty boring for the examiner)

Are students allowed to do a project? I wanted to do one on Marjane Satrapi, a French speaking writer, and talk about her life and work and stuff. I have about six photos relating to her mounted on some card.

So would that be okay/allowed do you think? Thanks.

Daniel2590 · 24-02-2013 05:35PM

My teacher told me you can do your document on anything as long as it is 2-D (on a sheet) and contains no English on it.

HelloFluffy · 24-02-2013 05:39PM

Deadly, thanks!

Canard · 24-02-2013 05:41PM

Your teacher's idea is, to be honest, awful. Everyone does that when they can't think of anything else so you need a really high standard of French to get anywhere with it.

Your idea sounds excellent and, as said above, allowed.

People in my class used 3D objects which isn't allowed but the examiner just said to our teacher to make sure anyone else doing it used 2D documents. Should be fine!

sganyfx · 24-02-2013 06:02PM

Could I do my document on a Rugby team out of interest?

bluejay14 · 24-02-2013 06:25PM

sganyfx wrote: »

Could I do my document on a Rugby team out of interest?

As long as there's no English on it anything could be used really.

What's suitable for the French document?

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