Épreuve blanche CE 3 : la répétition générale

Unité CE-20 · campagne 19 · dernière blanche avant la vraie.

This is the répétition générale — the dress rehearsal. A self-set 60-minute timer, one sitting, the order of texts decided before the clock starts, the speed protocol of CE-19 running as a habit rather than a checklist. Nothing new is introduced today on purpose: an exam rehearsal that still teaches technique has been scheduled too early.

Run the hour, score it, then close the wave with the bilan croisé of your three reading runs:

• Trend. Three scores side by side should show progression, or a plateau above 85 %. One bad run among three good signals is noise; a flat line below the bar is a signal — book one extra self-built run after a rest day.
• Trap census. Merge the journal d'erreurs lines from all three runs. The family with the most entries goes, as a one-line rule, onto the card you will re-read on exam morning.
• Citations. Check specifically how many vrai/faux points you lost to justification, not to judgment. That loss is pure protocol and is the cheapest point recovery available this close to the exam.

The four items rehearse the full question diet at exam difficulty, all on fresh ground: a stated-detail question on Orchestre à l'école and its unexpectedly scholastic benefits, a thesis question on rail freight and the accounting double standard that strangles it, a vrai/faux + justification mechanic on cooperative housing (qui possède les murs ?), and an inference question on a spa town betting its future while eighty percent of its income still comes from les cures classiques. When the hour ends: pencil down, count, log — and if the three-run verdict is green, CE is ready and the remaining days belong to your weaker paper.

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