Épreuve blanche CO 2 : la deuxième écoute

P44.b2-listening.20 · Audience: guest, language-pro, it-ml

Unité CO-22 · campagne 17 · même montre, meilleure oreille.

Second timed listening run. Same protocol as CO-19: a self-set timer for 30 minutes, one sitting, one pass per passage, answers committed before moving on. If run 1 came in under the 85 % bar, today you also test whether your fixes held.

One refinement enters the protocol here: the two-listen budget. At the real épreuve, the long document is played twice; the short ones, once. That changes what each listen is for:

  • First listen — the map: who speaks, what is at stake, roughly where the numbers and turns live. You answer the global questions (idée générale, position du locuteur).
  • Second listen — the surgery: you already know where the answer to each detail question sits, so you wait for it, pen ready, and let the rest wash past.

Simulate it on the items below if you wish (read the passage twice, never three times), but keep the discipline: the second listen is targeted, not a fresh start.

The second habit this run installs is the journal d'erreurs. After scoring, write one line per miss: item, the family of the trap (mot repris, chiffre déplacé, mauvais locuteur, vérité partielle), and what you heard instead of what was said. Three runs of these lines become your personal syllabus for the trap-review unit CO-23 — most candidates lose points to the same two families over and over, and the journal is how you find yours.

Fresh exam-grade topics again: an AI assistant admitted into a classroom under strict rules, a green-hydrogen plant and the power line nobody wants, a second-hand shop whose customers now come par conviction, and a village tiers-lieu paying its symbolic rent in opening hours.

Epreuve blanche CO 2 - 30 minutes

Time budget: 30 minutes. Start when your plan is ready.

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