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SOUS TEST: Nbr. De Questions Durée Score Total Barème D'évaluation 2 SOUS TEST: Nbr. de questions Durée Score total Barème d’évaluation Réponse exacte : +3 points Réponse inexacte : –1 point Absence de réponse ou réponse multiple : 0 point Q1 : L’abréviation PAS signifie : ❒ a- Planification d’ajustement social ❒ b- Programme d’ajustement structurel ❒ c- Parti d’aide social ❒ d- Plan d’aide social Q2 : Les étoiles de Sidi Moumen est un roman écrit par : ❒ a- Driss Chraibi ❒ b- Mehdi Bennouna ❒ c- Fouad Laroui ❒d-Mahi Binebine Q3 : Quelle est la capitale du Canada ❒ a- Ottawa ❒ b-Montréal ❒ c-Vancouver ❒ d- Toronto TAFEMPREP 2018-2019 1 BONNE CHANCE ! 2 Q4 : Dans quels jeux olympiques l’athlète marocain Jawad a-t-il remporté la médaille d’argent en Marathon ? ❒ a-2004 ❒ b-2008 ❒ c-2012 ❒ d-2016 Q5 : La journée nationale des personnes handicapées est célébrée le : ❒ a- 27 Mars ❒ b- 30 Mars ❒ c- 27 Mai ❒ d- 30 Mai Q6 : Où se dérouleront les jeux olympiques 2020 ? ❒ a- Canada ❒ b- Japon ❒ c- Corée du sud ❒ d- Australie Q7 : Toyota Motor Corporation, est un constructeur automobile d’origine : ❒ a- Coréenne ❒ b- Américaine ❒ c- Japonaise ❒ d- Chinoise Q8 : Où se trouve le siège de l’UNICEF ? ❒ a- à Londres ❒ b- à Berlin ❒ c- à Pékin ❒ d- à New York TAFEMPREP 2018-2019 2 BONNE CHANCE ! 2 Q9 : Quel est le plus haut sommet au monde ? ❒ a- Aconcagua ❒ b-Tres Cruces Ser ❒ c- Monte Pissis ❒ d- Cazadero Q10 : Le président égyptien Anouar el-Sadate a été assassiné en : ❒ a- 1980 ❒ b- 1981 ❒ c- 1982 ❒ d- 1983 Q11 : La COP24 de 2018 se tiendra à : ❒ a- Prague ❒ b- Genève ❒ c- Bucarest ❒ d- Katowice Q12 : L’actrice et chanteuse marocaine Wiam DAHMANI est décédée en ? ❒ a- Février ❒ b- Mars ❒ c- Avril ❒ d- Mai Q13 : Le trophée de la Palme d'or de Cannes 2018 a été attribué au film : ❒ a- Le livre d’image ❒ b- Third Kind ❒ c- Une affaire de famille ❒ d- Border TAFEMPREP 2018-2019 3 BONNE CHANCE ! 2 Q14 : Qui fut la première présidente du parlement européen ? ❒ a- Simon Veil ❒ b- Edith Cresson ❒ c- Margaret Thatcher ❒ d- Ségolène Royale Q15 : Abdelkader Amara est ministre du : ❒ a- Ministre de la Jeunesse et des Sports ❒ b- Tourisme, du Transport aérien, de l’Artisanat de l’Economie sociale ❒ c- Ministre de la Culture et de la Communication ❒ d- Ministre de l’Emploi et de l’Insertion professionnelle Q16 : Qui est le président actuel de l’UEFA ? ❒ a- Michael van Praag ❒ b- Aleksander Čeferin ❒ c- Ángel María Villar ❒ d- Theodore theodoridis Q17: En quelle année l’Algérie a eu son indépendance ? ❒ a- 1954 ❒ b- 1958 ❒ c- 1960 ❒ d- 1962 Q18 : L’écrivain du roman « TAZMAMART, CELLULE 10 » est : ❒ a- Mehdi Ben BARKA ❒ b- Mohamed OUFKIR ❒ c- Ahmed MARZOUKI ❒ d- Malika OUFKIR TAFEMPREP 2018-2019 4 BONNE CHANCE ! 2 Q19 : A quelle date est célébrée la journée internationale de la francophonie ? ❒ a- 19 Mars ❒ b- 20 Mars ❒ d- 21 Mars ❒ c- 22 Mars Q20: Quelle est la devise de PANAMA ? ❒ a- Peso ❒ b- Sol ❒ c- Dollar ❒ d- Balboa Q21 : Quel événement est célébré le 11 Janvier ? ❒ a- La fête de l’indépendance ❒ b- La fête du trône ❒ c- Le manifeste de l’indépendance ❒ d- La révolution du roi et du peuple Q22: Quelle était la capitale européenne de la culture en 2017 ? ❒ a- Paphos ❒ b- Athènes ❒ c- Cracovie ❒ d- Maribor Q23 : Un de ces partis politiques ne fait pas partie de la coalition du gouvernement El Othmani : ❒ a- PPS ❒ b- PI ❒ c- MP ❒ d- RNI TAFEMPREP 2018-2019 5 BONNE CHANCE ! 2 Q24 : L’étoile à neuf branches est un symbole de la religion (ou philosophie) : ❒ a- JUDAISME ❒ b- HINDOUISME ❒ c- BOUDDHISME ❒ d- BAHAISME Q25 : Le Forum international de l’étudiant de Casablanca 2018 était dans sa : ❒ a- 26e édition ❒ b- 27e édition ❒ c- 28e édition ❒ d- 29e édition Q26 : La coupe du monde accueillera 48 équipes à partir de : ❒ a- 2022 ❒ b- 2024 ❒ c- 2026 ❒ d- 2030 Q27 : Le plus grand barrage du Maroc se trouve à : ❒ SETTAT ❒ b- AZILAL ❒ c- OUJDA ❒ d- KHENIFRA Q28: Où se trouve le siège de la cour international de la justice ? ❒ a- La Haye ❒ b- Bruxelles ❒ c- Londres ❒ d- Prague TAFEMPREP 2018-2019 6 BONNE CHANCE ! 2 Q29 : Laquelle de ces équipes était finaliste de la ligue des champions 2018 ? ❒ a- FC Barcelone ❒ b- Bayern Munich ❒ c- Liverpool ❒ d- Chelsea Q30: Le film marocain « RAZZIA » a été réalisé par : ❒ a- Nabil Ayouch ❒ b- Jihane El Bahhar ❒ c- Narjiss Nejjar ❒ d- Saad Chraibi FIN. TAFEMPREP 2018-2019 7 BONNE CHANCE ! 2 CORRECTION : TAFEMPREP 2018-2019 8 BONNE CHANCE ! .
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