CLASSES PREPARATOIRES - GRANDES ECOLES - SCIENCES POLITIQUES

Pour bien réussir les QCM sur les institutions de la République, il faut vous astreindre à un travail de fond digne d’un étudiant en première année de droit constitutionnel. Soyons réalistes, la matière est subtile et nécessite de se plonger dans des textes arides et touffus. Le programme à réviser couvre aussi bien le statut et les pouvoirs du président de la République que ceux du Premier ministre, de son gouvernement, du Parlement (Assemblée nationale et Sénat) et des élus locaux (préfets, maires). Sans compter des institutions moins médiatiques comme le Conseil économique et social ou le Conseil d’Etat. Non seulement vous devez bien connaître ces institutions mais également maîtriser les modalités d’élection de leurs membres et leurs relations réciproques. Ajoutez à cela la compréhension des procédures constitutionnelles comme le vote des lois, la motion de censure, le référendum ou la révision constitutionnelle et vous aurez une idée de l’étendue de la tâche qui vous attend. Si vous devez passer une épreuve de QCM comportant des questions liées aux institutions, prévoyez une révision méthodique de longue haleine.

Bien préparer des QCM sur les mouvements politiques et syndicaux, c’est d’abord s’attacher à connaître le nom des principales formations françaises, non seulement celles actuellement en activité, mais également celles qui ont marqué l’histoire politique et économique depuis la fin du XIXe siècle, comme par exemple le RPF de De Gaulle ou la SFIO de Blum. Pour chacun des partis ou des syndicats, élaborez une fiche de révision sur laquelle vous inscrirez le nom complet du mouvement, sa date de création, les dates importantes de son histoire (scissions éventuelles, chartes ou tout autre document, alliances, conflits internes, dissolution, etc.) ainsi que la liste de ses principaux dirigeants. Si une large part des QCM concerne la France, ne négligez pas les grands pays étrangers, notamment les Etats-Unis et le Royaume-Uni dont les régimes bipolaires font souvent l’objet de questions précises. Notre conseil: méfiez-vous des sigles,parfois trompeurs et dont on oublie souvent le sens.

Le système des Nations unies.

Une seule bonne réponse par question.

100 qcm sur les défectifs en anglais.

Questions 101 à 200. Concours HEC, Sciences Politiques, Prépa Commerciales.

Questions 1 à 100. Annales concours d'admissibilité.

Choix simple.

QCM de 101 à 200 corrigés.

QCM de 1 à 100 corrigés.

There's no guessing what might have happened yesterday but in fact... 1) mightn't...2) hadn’t...3) wasn’t 4) didn't They...interviewed this morning but the manager was ill. 1) were to be 2) were to have been 3) had to be 4) must have been cf 84-LV1-Q.53. The bill was so steep I never clearly understood why he didn’t...it... 1) make ... checked 2) get... checking 3) have ... checking 4) have ... checked cf 83-LV2-Q.17. Surely you shouldn't have...your daughter's hair...so short. 1) made ... cut 2) got... to cut 3) had ... cut 4) made ... to cut The...cigarettes you smoke, the...you damage your health. 1) less... less 2) fewer ... fewer 3) lesser ... less 4) fewer... less cf 86-LV2-Q.56. He spent...two days in each city during his trip. 1) so long as 2) as frequent as 3) as short as 4) as few as 2 4. These students,...cleverer and more studious than the others, never made it. 1) whether...2) though...3) as...4) however I'm not sure whether we'll be able to travel there now that the country’s visa policy... 1) changes...2) has changed 3) was changed 4) changed This measure,...... would mean higher unemployment. 1) if applied 2) whether applied 3) if applying 4) whether applying Their results were even worse than... 1) it was expected 2) they were expected 3) was expected 4) were expected

L’enseignement de l’histoire des arts est un enseignement de culture artistique partagée. Il concerne tous les élèves. Il est porté par tous les enseignants. Il convoque tous les arts. Son objectif est de donner à chacun une conscience commune : celle d’appartenir à l’histoire des cultures et des civilisations, à l’histoire du monde. Cette histoire du monde s’inscrit dans des traces indiscutables : les ½uvres d’art de l’humanité. L’enseignement de l’histoire des arts est là pour en donner les clés, en révéler le sens, la beauté, la diversité et l’universalité.

No sooner had Poland’s new government taken shape in October...it said flatly that it ...Solidamosc. 1) when - will not legalise...2) that - will not be legalising 3) than - would not be legalising 4) as - did not legalise Who was...the change of tone ? 1) responsable - of 2) responsible - for 3) in charge - of 4) charged-for 3 7. Herr Helmut Kohl surpassed...this week...a gerontologist as youth minister. 1) him - in naming...2) himself - by naming 3) him - on naming...4) himself - naming France, it seems, won’t let natural barriers...in the way of European unity. 1) stand...2) sit...3) lean...4) lay The strikes were a lot more serious than...on TV. 1) it had been predicted...2) originally had been predicted 3) was originally predicted...4) were first predicted It will never work - just...and see ! 1) you wait...2) learn...3) waiting 4) you learn ...a government, a monarch and several heirs to the throne in this country. 1) There is always...2) There has always been 3) There have always been...4) There were always Of all the areas round London,...to its north-east are...that outsiders find most mysterious. 1) these-those 2) the ones - these 3) those - the ones 4) those-these The French have always been keen...giving pupils an all-...general knowledge. 1) of - over 2) on - over 3) in - round 4) on - round Even more controversial...children are tested on the curriculum. 1) it will be 2) will it be...3) the way will be 4) will be the way The key issue in mergers should be...a transaction is really the right thing... 1) what-do 2) whether-to do 3) if-to make 4) when-make 4 6. Democrats in the Senate, hungry...a clear message, have picked a good messenger. 1) of...2) from...3) for...4) about .... an airline ticket inside the U.S. is...simple matter. 1) To buy - some 2) Buying - none 3) Buying - no 4) Buy - a peace offensive got a surprise lift from America. 1) Palestine 2) Palestinian 3) Palestinian's 4) The Palestinians' 4 9. The decision was taken by...U.N. though...NATO disapproved it. 1) / - /...2) the - the 3) / - the 4) the - / The speaker asked the M.P.’s to kindly hear him... 1) in...2) out...3) up...4) off Wages have risen ...... 20% ... 1982, compared with increases ... 3% in France. 1) by-since-of 2) of-for-in 3) by-by-in 4) of-since-of Tight monetary...and the resulting over-evaluation of...pound in...early years of...Thatcher government had a vicious short-term effect on...industry. 1) politic - the - / - / - the...2) policy - the - the - the - the 3) politics - the - / - the - the...4) policy - the - the - the - / ...Thatcher's economic experiment contrasted with...Wilson government's. 1) / - /...2) The - the 3) The - / 4) / - the 5 4. Today Britain is a...oil producer. 1) rather...2) biggish...3) big-like 4) somewhat Making a beautiful quilt...patience, imagination and work. 1) needs...2) takes...3) must...4) has to

Une seule réponse possible par QCM EXEMPLES DE QUESTION: Two police officers were shot...by the terrorists. 1) to death...2) down...3) dead...4) any of these answers Had he been more attentive...his exams 1) no doubt would he pass...2) he no doubt would have passed 3) doubtless had he passed...4) he doubtless had sat You'd better get...right now,...? 1) to go - would'nt you...2) going - hadn't you 3) gone - hadn't you...4) to going - wouldn't you He doesn't mind playing dirty tricks...people. But I... 1) to - would 2) on - do...3) for - do so 4) at - would do Many people order gold when their son or daughter...an exam. 1) are passing 2) pass...3) is passing 4) passes He was bent...going but luckily I managed to talk him...it. 1) to - into 2) on - out of 3) in - into 4) over - to The...European aerospace consortium...loses money on every plane it sells. 1) 18 years-still 2) 18-years-old-yet 3) 18-year-old-still 4) 18 years old - yet Christina Onassis found...happiness in four marriages. 1) any...2) none...3) no...4) few «What I’ve tried to create is...who is just like...in the street». 1) Jesus - someone...2) this Jesus - no one 3) a Jesus - anyone...4) that Jesus - everyone We were met by...SDP representative and...Rocard government's spokesman for foreign affairs. 1) a-the...2) /-/...3) an - the 4) the-a ...state you're headed...in the USA, we'll...you there ! 1) Whatever - for - get...2) Whichever - into - fly 3) Whatever - towards - shift...4) Whichever - in - have They run the risk...avalanches when...uncharted snow. 1) to start - they try...2) they will start - having tried 3) starting - trying...4) of starting - trying Not only...gather in clusters — people do...too. 1) particles do - that...2) do particles - that 3) particles - so...4) particles do - so For a small country with no money, North Yemen...a lot of interest. 1) always attracts 2) is yet attracting 3) still attracted 4) has always attracted

EXEMPLES DE QUESTION: So far the banks...irked by the erosion of their traditional business. 1) were...2) were been 3) have been 4) are being Good managers don’t just predict...: they create... 1) futur-one 2) the future-it 3) future - some 4) the futur-so 2 5. The «Eyed Hawk» moth is...defenceless. 1) a long way off 2) nothing but 3) far from 4) a far cry from 2 6. Portugal is at last...a look inside East Timor. 1) allowing...2) throwing...3) to be allowed 4) enabled 27...cannot have been an election like it, certainly...in Sri Lanka. 1) It - never 2) There - ever 3) It - ever 4) There - never Japan...high hopes that the two countries...towards resolving their dispute. 1) had had - would move...2) had have - moved 3) did have - will move...4) has - move The story of America’s budget deficit...much... 1) needs not - to be told...2) needn't - explanation 3) doesn't need - retelling...4) hasn't needed - to be retold Christmas cards are an important marketing opportunity...you to get in touch with all those people you would not usually talk to. 1) that permit that 2) enabling...3) allow...4) any of these answers Belgian newspapers have been saying that Mr Mobutu is a dictator,...he is, and that he pockets aid money,...may be true. 1) who - that 2) what - which 3) which - what 4) which - which Too rarely...that power positively. 1) the Home Office uses...2) does the Home Office use 3) the Home Office does use...4) does use the Home Office How can the country's police forces...more accountable for their performance ? 1) to be made 2) be made...3) be making 4) being made

QCM DE RÉVISION N°2 1 . Hostilities smouldered ......... until finally the treaty was signed. 1) with 2) for 3) on 4) out 2 . A new morning television programme . ~ ....... next mon th. 1) will launch 2) will be launched 3) will be launching 4) will have launched 3 . Share prices ......... sharply yesterday. 1) rose 2) raised 3) has risen 4) have risen 4 . The City ......... for a major takeover bid next week. 1) braces itself 2) is bracing itself 3) are bracing themselves 4) is bracing oneself 5 . The group of violent demonstrators was finally sent ......... by the police. 1) packing 2) retreating 3) over 4) receding 6 . Which of you two ......... a decent day's work since your father died ? 1) have ever made 2) ever made 3) has ever done 4) has ever been doing 7. That shop ......... to close some time next month. 1) is 2) will 3) does 4) must 8. 1 don't care ......... he says. 1 don't want to go. 1) which 2) who 3) what 4) why 9. The organisers of the tournament were praying for .......... 1) sun 2) sunning 3) sunny 4) son 10. We'd never seen ......... of those people before. 1) neither 2) any 3) none 4) some 11. The price of oil has dropped ......... over 20%. 1) of 2) off 3) down 4) by 12. The horses were ......... out of the stable by several men. 1) leading 2) lead 3) led 4) leaded 13. Is there ......... for the private client ? 1) future 2) futur 3) a future 4) some future 14 . The oil platform was located a few miles ......... the Scottish coast. 1) away 2) off 3) on 4) far 15 . This is a week in which ......... who can afford a car should buy one. 1) ones 2) those 3) these 4) such 16. . ........ I get good news, something else pops up to spoil it. 1) Whatever 2) Whenever 3) Whichever 4) However 17. «he who laughs last laughs ......... » 1) longer 2) longest 3) strong 4) loudly

Avez-vous jamais rêvé de remonter le temps jusqu'au monde fabuleux de l'Égypte ancienne? À moins que vous ne préfériez l'époque glorieuse de l'Empire romain ? L'Égypte ancienne Les Hébreux La Grèce antique La mythologie gréco-romaine L'empire romain Les Gaulois

EXEMPLE DE QUESTIONS: The government instructed the police to allow public demonstrations ... they were illegal. Many skilled workers ... redundant at the moment. The death penalty has been ... with in many democracies. They were late because they ran ... gas on the highway. I'd rather you ... to see for yourself. The honesty exams which were given to 3.5 ... job applicants last year can be surprisingly straight forward. I would be happy to provide any further information ... require it. The program will fall ... of ils ambitious goal. The debate is ... to make these products available to the general public. You could hardly lift this trunk, ... ? We get our mail delivered once every ... day.

1 . Safety requires that partisan interests ... set aside for the present. 1) are 2) be 3) have 4) were 2. They did nothing but .... 1) complaining 2) complain 3) to complain 4) complained 3. Great efforts were ... to recover the lost ground. 1) been making 2) making 3) been made 4) being made 4. Oil prices snot ... more than $ 3 a barrel. 1) about 2) out 3) up 4) above 5. The programme ... more than $ 1 billion since 1985. 1) has cost 3) is costing 2) cost 4) costs 6. I have a weakness for the churches of London, ... in particular. 1) St. Pauls 2) St. Paul 3) St. Paul's 4) St. Pauls' 7. The French President ... his ministers ... on the project for months. 1 ) had ... working 2) had ... to work 2) had ... worked 4) made ... working 8. We spent most of our time looking ... the lost necklace. 1) up 3) about 2) for 4) of

Les QCM constituent un mode d'acquisition privilégié et ludique des connaissances relatives au monde qui vous entoure et à son histoire, qui vous signaleront au jury, aussi bien aux épreuves qu'à l'occasion de l'entretien à l'oral. A consommer sans modération ! Bon courage...

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Science des caractéristiques physiques, sociales, politiques, religieuses et culturelles de l’être humain, en le comparant aux animaux, ou en comparant divers peuples ou sociétés humaines. Anthropologie physique, sociale, culturelle, religieuse. Anthropologie de la parenté. Anthropologie comparée. Cours d’anthropologie.