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Je comprends le récit
d'une histoire vraie.
Lis ce texte et réponds aux
questions.
a. Qu'est-il arrive aux enfants abo-
rigènes au XXe siècle en Australie ?
Fais deux ou trois phrases.
b. Qui a écrit cette histoire ? Qui l'a
réellement vécue? Donne leur lien
avec l'auteure
c. Explique ce qui est arrivé à ces
jeunes filles en 1931 et ce qu'elles
ont décidé de faire
d. Explique comment l'aventure
s'est terminée pour chacune d'elles.
From 1910 to 1971 a lot of Aboriginal children were taken by force
from their families. They were called the Stolen Generation
Many of these children were sent to institutions
Doris Pilkington's mother was called
Molly. In 1931, Molly was 14 years old.
She lived with her younger sister Daisy
and her little cousin Gracie. That year,
the three girls were taken from their
community and transported to the Moore
River Native Settlement. It was 1.600
kilometres away from their home. At the
settlement, the girls decided to escape
and began to walk back home. They
followed the rabbit-proof fence along
the Australian desert. Finally Gracie was
captured and sent back to Moore River,
while Molly and Daisy returned to their
Left to right
community after a nine-week journey. -
Daisy Gracie and Molly as depicted
in the film Robbit-Proof Fence 2002
Based on Follow the Rabbur-Proof Fence
by DORIS PLKINGTON
33 Lire et comprendre
Je comprends le récit
d'une histoire vraie.
Lis ce texte et réponds aux
questions.
a. Qu'est-il arrive aux enfants abo-
rigènes au XXe siècle en Australie ?
Fais deux ou trois phrases.
b. Qui a écrit cette histoire ? Qui l'a
réellement vécue? Donne leur lien
avec l'auteure
c. Explique ce qui est arrivé à ces
jeunes filles en 1931 et ce qu'elles
ont décidé de faire
d. Explique comment l'aventure
s'est terminée pour chacune d'elles.
From 1910 to 1971 a lot of Aboriginal children were taken by force
from their families. They were called the Stolen Generation
Many of these children were sent to institutions
Doris Pilkington's mother was called
Molly. In 1931, Molly was 14 years old.
She lived with her younger sister Daisy
and her little cousin Gracie. That year,
the three girls were taken from their
community and transported to the Moore
River Native Settlement. It was 1.600
kilometres away from their home. At the
settlement, the girls decided to escape
and began to walk back home. They
followed the rabbit-proof fence along
the Australian desert. Finally Gracie was
captured and sent back to Moore River,
while Molly and Daisy returned to their
Left to right
community after a nine-week journey. -
Daisy Gracie and Molly as depicted
in the film Robbit-Proof Fence 2002
Based on Follow the Rabbur-Proof Fence
by DORIS PLKINGTON
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1) From 1910 to 1971 a lot of Aboriginal children were taken by force
from their families. They were called the Stolen Generation.
2) Doris Plkington wrote this story. Molly, Daisy and Gracie lived it. Molly is his mother, Daisy his aunt and Garcie his cousin.
3) "In 1931, Molly was 14 years old. She lived with her younger sister Daisy and her little cousin Gracie. That year, the three girls were taken from their community and transported to the Moore River Native Settlement. It was 1.600 kilometres away from their home. At the settlement, the girls decided to escape and began to walk back home. They followed the rabbit-proof fence along the Australian desert."
4) "Finally, Gracie was captured and sent back to Moore River, while Molly and Daisy returned to their Left to right community after a nine-week journey."