Bilan de l'année : la carte de mes pièges
P44.b2-listening.28 · Audience: guest, language-pro, it-ml
Unité CO-30 · campagne 26 · vos erreurs ne sont pas aléatoires — elles ont une forme.
The year closes with a mirror, not a lesson. Across every listening unit you have met the same handful of distractor families again and again: the phrase lifted word for word from the audio, the number quietly swapped, the opinion attributed to the wrong speaker, the partial truth that is right on a detail and wrong on the whole. This unit asks you to build your own carte des pièges — a personal map of your recurring traps.
The method is a short self-audit. Go back over your wrong answers from the year and sort each into its family. You will find they are not random: one or two families account for most of your losses. That famille dominante is where next year's practice belongs — not the traps you already dodge, but the one that keeps catching you.
| Trap family | Its signature | The fix |
|---|---|---|
| Literal lift | choice echoes the exact words heard | distrust verbatim; check the meaning |
| Number shift | a plausible but wrong figure | hold the real number before reading |
| Wrong speaker | the right opinion, the wrong mouth | tag who says what, as you listen |
| Partial truth | true on a detail, false overall | test the choice against the whole |
The four excerpts — a 5G round table, a mountain refuge, a reform à la hussarde, a Christmas-market bilan — each spring a different family. As you answer, don't just pick the right option: name the trap you had to step over. That name, written down, is your map.
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