LLCA PROOF. The last specialty test of the 2022 baccalaureate took place with the teaching of LLCA. Discover the topic and the answers.
[Mise à jour le 13 mai à 19h45] The baccalaureate specialty exams 2022 is over! The last high school students still summoned on Friday May 13, 2022 for the LLCA (Literature, Languages and Cultures of Antiquity) test returned their copies at 6 p.m., sounding the death knell for the first round of exams taken for the graduate from high school. For those who have worked on the subjects throughout the afternoon, Linternaute offers you, with its partner Studyrama, to discover the subjects, but especially the corrected ones of the test, whether it is in dominant ancient Greek or Latin. If from now on, it is only possible to compare your answers with those proposed by the teachers who have carried out the answers, you will have to wait a few weeks before knowing the verdict. The baccalaureate results will be announced on Tuesday, July 5, 2022.
The Ministry of National Education has made public the subjects of the Literature and Languages and Cultures of Antiquity (LLCA) specialty test that the candidates discovered at the start of the afternoon. As expected, the proof is either in ancient Greek or in Latin. Linternaute, in partnership with Studyramagives you the content of the two topics below:
What is the answer key for the LLCA specialty test for the 2022 baccalaureate?
With the test now complete, the first answers to the LLCA specialty test have been published and posted online. Produced by teachers specialized in the subject, they will allow you to form an opinion on your copy, although this is only a proposal for a correction.
On the day of the BAC, there is only one written test for the LLCA specialty. So don’t panic, you won’t have to speak Greek or Latin in front of a jury! This written test consists of two parts, each marked with ten points. In the first part entitled “Language study”, candidates will be offered two lexicon questions (2 points) and two grammar questions (2 points). Each time they will have to deal with only one (of their choice). In the second part entitled “Comprehension and interpretation” (10 points), the candidates will have to deal with one of the two proposed composition subjects.
Are there any facilities related to health constraints? The answer is yes. As part of a second school year disrupted by the health crisis, the choice is offered to candidates: they will choose three of the four exercises on the subject. This greater freedom makes it possible to compensate for the possible non‐processing of part of the program. Only the old language version is not subject to duplication, because the translation exercise, which is learned throughout schooling, is not subject to a program as such.
A priori, the results of the specialty test Literature and languages and cultures of Antiquity will be available on July 5, at the same time as the results of the other tests (French, philosophy and major oral). The fact that specialty courses are evaluated a little earlier does not influence the publication of the results.