Bac anglais lv1 2009 SES

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Session 2009 BACCALAURÉAT GÉNÉRAL ANGLAIS Langue vivante 1 Séries ES - S Durée: 3 heures - Coefficient 3 L'usage du dictionnaire et des calculatrices est interdit. Com 10 points 10 points Avant de composer, le candidat s'assurera que le sujet comporte bien 5 pages numérotées de 1/5 à 5/5. 1/5 9ANGlSEINl Nina Olshaker had been married for ten years to Sam Olshaker who currently worked the night shift at Parish Plastics, one of the largest factories in the country. They'd moved to Colvin Heights six years before. They had a nine-year-old son Billy and six-year-old Alice and they'd had a younger daughter Sophia who'd died of leukemia in March 1961, at the 5 age of three. "This place poisoned her, Mr. Burnaby. 1 can't prove it, the doctors won't say so, but 1 know." Nina's and Sam's families were from the region. Sam had been born in Niagara Falls, where his father worked for Occidental Petroleum; Nina had been born in North Tonawanda her had worked for thirty-five years at Tonawanda Steel and had died last 10 summer of emphysema at the age of fifty-four. She said, bitterly, "And Daddy's death, too. Tiny bits of steel in his lungs. He'd cough up blood. He could hardly breathe, at the end. He knew what was causing it, ail the men at the steel mill know, they're resigned. The pay is good, that's the catch. And maybe, though they know what's happening to them, they don't exactly believe il. We felt that way with Sophia. She was getting weaker, losing ...

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