Articles and informative texts

The longest document of the reading paper, and the one that pays most. Where the proof of each answer sits, and how to read between the lines.

By the end of this lesson

Name the parts of a French article and read the three that hand you the topic for free.
Tell the journalist's voice from the quoted person's voice, because different questions feed on each one.
Rebuild a life story told out of order, using the date words and the reason words.
Point at the sentence that proves your answer before you tick any box, including the true or false one.
Answer a question about something unstated with a line that is really printed in the text.

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