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Key Facts: Schleswig-Holstein Abitur French Exam

2 Prüfungsteile

Leseverstehen/Schreiben (~210 min) and Sprachmittlung (~60 min), within 285 minutes total including 15 min Lese-/Auswahlzeit

schullv.de Französisch-Abi 2026 Schleswig-Holstein

08.05.2026

Written Französisch Kernfach exam date in the 2026 main session; mündliche Prüfungen 15.-26.06.2026

za.schleswig-holstein.de Terminplan Abitur 2026 (via profiling-institut.de, salemkolleg.de, stark-verlag.de)

2 Themenkorridore

Confirmed 2026 corridors: 'L'individu dans la société' (Thème 1) and 'La France et la francophonie' (Thème 2)

klett-sprachen.de; schullv.de; Fachcurriculum Französisch, Marion-Dönhoff-Gymnasium Mölln

CEFR B2 (+ partial C1)

Target competency level under the Bildungsstandards fortgeführte Fremdsprache (Englisch/Französisch), Allgemeine Hochschulreife

KMK Bildungsstandards fortgeführte Fremdsprache Abitur (Beschluss vom 18.10.2012)

0-15 Punkte

Grading scale for each Prüfungsfach, from Note 1 (15-13 Punkte) to Note 6 (0 Punkte)

Landesverordnung über die Gestaltung der Oberstufe und der Abiturprüfung (OAPVO), Schleswig-Holstein

200 / 100 Punkte

Minimum Gesamtqualifikation: 200+ from Block I and 100+ from Block II, out of 900 maximum

OAPVO §§31-33, Schleswig-Holstein

Free 100-question English-language MCQ study bank for Schleswig-Holstein Zentralabitur Französisch, mapped to the confirmed 2026 Themenkorridore ('L'individu dans la société' and 'La France et la francophonie', including 'Petit pays', 'L'Hôte' and 'Qui a tué mon père') plus the Fachanforderungen Französisch and KMK Bildungsstandards (CEFR B2) framework. Official exam: French-language Leseverstehen/Schreiben task plus a German-to-French Sprachmittlung task; 285 minutes including Lese-/Auswahlzeit; written date 08.05.2026. Not an official-format simulation; no fee for regular school candidates.

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1Who wrote the 2016 novel 'Petit pays', set in Burundi in the early 1990s?
A.Gaël Faye
B.Alain Mabanckou
C.Tahar Ben Jelloun
D.Léopold Sédar Senghor
Explanation: Gaël Faye, a Franco-Rwandan rapper, songwriter and novelist born in Burundi, published 'Petit pays' in 2016; it won the Prix Goncourt des lycéens that year and is one of the texts illustrating the 2026 Themenkorridor 'La France et la francophonie'.
2In which city is most of the action of 'Petit pays' set?
A.Bujumbura, Burundi
B.Kigali, Rwanda
C.Dakar, Senegal
D.Kinshasa, DR Congo
Explanation: The novel is set mainly in Bujumbura, Burundi, where the narrator Gabriel grows up in a cul-de-sac (impasse) with his family and friends.
3Which 1993 event sets off the civil war that shatters Gabriel's childhood in 'Petit pays'?
A.The assassination of Burundi's first democratically elected president, Melchior Ndadaye
B.A military coup in neighbouring Rwanda
C.Burundi's independence from Belgium
D.A currency devaluation across East Africa
Explanation: Melchior Ndadaye, Burundi's first Hutu and first democratically elected president, was assassinated in October 1993, triggering the ethnic civil war that the novel depicts breaking Gabriel's peaceful childhood.
4'Petit pays' is studied under Schleswig-Holstein's 'héritage colonial' sub-corridor mainly because of which historical background?
A.Belgian colonial administration hardened Hutu/Tutsi ethnic classifications through identity cards, a division that fed the conflicts the novel portrays
B.France directly colonized Burundi and imposed the French language there
C.The novel is set during an ongoing French military occupation of Burundi
D.Burundi was a French protectorate until the 1990s
Explanation: Burundi and Rwanda were administered by Belgium after German colonial rule, and Belgian policy — including ethnic identity cards from the 1930s — entrenched Hutu/Tutsi distinctions that later fueled the violence at the heart of the novel.
5In 'Petit pays', what is the nationality background of the narrator Gabriel's parents?
A.A French father and a Rwandan (Tutsi refugee) mother
B.Two Burundian parents
C.A Belgian father and a Congolese mother
D.Two French parents living abroad
Explanation: Gabriel's father is a French expatriate and his mother is a Rwandan Tutsi refugee who had fled to Burundi, mirroring author Gaël Faye's own mixed Franco-Rwandan background.
6From what narrative vantage point is 'Petit pays' told?
A.An adult Gabriel in Paris looking back in flashback on his childhood in Bujumbura
B.A journalist reporting on the Burundian civil war in real time
C.An omniscient narrator following several unrelated families
D.Gabriel's younger sister Ana narrating the events
Explanation: The novel is narrated retrospectively: an adult Gabriel, now living in Paris, recalls in flashback (analepse) his childhood years in Bujumbura before and during the civil war.
7Which literary prize did 'Petit pays' win in 2016?
A.Prix Goncourt des lycéens
B.Prix Femina
C.Prix Renaudot
D.Prix Interallié
Explanation: 'Petit pays' won the Prix Goncourt des lycéens in 2016, a major prize awarded by a jury of French high-school students.
8Gaël Faye has described his own identity as being born of a 'croissant au beurre' and a 'pili-pili' — what does this image chiefly convey, a motif echoed in Gabriel's story?
A.A blended, dual French-African identity that resists being reduced to just one culture
B.A recipe he learned from his grandmother
C.A criticism of French colonial cuisine
D.A political metaphor for Burundian trade policy
Explanation: The 'croissant au beurre' (French pastry) and 'pili-pili' (African chili condiment) image captures Faye's — and his narrator Gabriel's — mixed French and African heritage, a central theme of métissage and identity running through the novel.
9By the end of 'Petit pays', how does Gabriel's family respond to the escalating violence?
A.They leave Burundi and go into exile in France
B.They relocate to Rwanda to help rebuild after the genocide
C.They stay in Bujumbura and never leave
D.They emigrate to Belgium
Explanation: As the civil war and genocide intensify, Gabriel's family ultimately leaves Burundi for exile in France, and the adult Gabriel narrates from Paris — a displacement central to the novel's meditation on loss and exile.
10What is the small dead-end street (impasse) where Gabriel and his friends form their childhood gang called in the novel?
A.It is simply referred to as 'l'impasse', with no separate proper name given
B.Rue de la Paix
C.Avenue des Cocotiers
D.Place de l'Indépendance
Explanation: The children's sheltered world in the novel centers on an unnamed cul-de-sac referred to simply as 'l'impasse', which functions as their private universe before the violence intrudes.

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