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Grade 12 Français arts langagiers – immersion Provincial Test

Grade 12 Français arts langagiers – immersion (40S) Provincial Test

  • Grade 12
  • Written in French

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Total time
6 h 30 min
Marked questions
3
Marked parts
2
Counts for
20% of the final mark
Calculator
Not allowed
Format
On paper

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When

2 sessions this school year: Semester 1 and Semester 2.

Semester 1

  1. Monday, January 18, 2027morning or afternoon; 150 minutes (+30) · Jour 2: La compréhension (written and oral texts; two viewings of the audiovisual document)
  2. Tuesday, January 19, 2027morning or afternoon; 180 minutes (+30) · Jour 3: L'écriture

Semester 2

  1. Wednesday, June 2, 202750 to 60 minutes · Jour 1: discussion et exploration du Cahier de préparation (during French class)
  2. Monday, June 7, 2027150 minutes (+30) · Jour 2: La compréhension
  3. Tuesday, June 8, 2027180 minutes (+30) · Jour 3: L'écriture

The dates are Manitoba’s own, read on September 28, 2026. See the official schedule (edu.gov.mb.ca)

What’s on it

2 topics. La compréhension and L'écriture count most, at 50% each.

  • La compréhension
    Textes écrits et oraux
  • L'écriture

How it’s built

Written answers and an essay.

  1. Jour 1 : discussion et exploration du Cahier de préparationNot marked
    Time
    60 min
    • A task
  2. La compréhension (jour 2)
    Time
    150 min
    Questions
    2
    Marks
    20
    Of the marks
    50%
    • Written answers

    Watch the video twice, taking notes, then answer one of two analytical tasks and one of two critical tasks, at least 300 words each, citing the documents.

  3. L'écriture (jour 3)
    Time
    180 min
    Question
    1
    Marks
    50
    Of the marks
    50%
    • Essay

    Write one text of about 500 words: a short story inspired by an image, or an argumentative text for a given situation, using the test's documents.

How it’s marked

Trained markers in your school division mark it. The test is out of 100 and counts for 20% of your final course mark; it has no pass mark of its own.

On the day

  1. Day 1In French class, 50 to 60 minutes: you discuss the theme in a small group, answer a reflection question and take notes.
  2. Before Day 2On your own time, read the writing tasks and the texts, take notes and make an outline. Don't write any part of your text.
  3. Day 2Comprehension: written texts and an audiovisual document shown twice, in 150 minutes.
  4. Day 3The writing, in 180 minutes.

Three days, on paper. Your Cahier de préparation stays at school after Day 2 and is checked. There are no makeup sessions. Everyone gets 30 more minutes on Days 2 and 3.

Getting ready

3 official documents to practise with, and 4 tips.

Tips from the people who write it

  • Between Day 1 and Day 2, prepare notes and an outline, but writing any part of your text in the Cahier gets a zero.
  • Each comprehension answer needs at least 300 words and at least two relevant points from the documents, each cited.
  • Your argumentative text should draw on the test's documents, including the video.
  • On writing day you may use dictionaries, a thesaurus, a grammar and a verb book.

The mark you need

Your class mark counts for 80% of the final mark, the exam for 20%.

You need

50% on the exam

With 75% in class, your final mark lands between 60% (0 on the exam) and 80% (100% on it).

After the exam

Results

Your school marks the test and gives you your result right after. Report cards show it apart from your course mark.

Re-marking

A reread is up to your school division.

Writing it again

You can rewrite at any later sitting once the course is done, enrolled or not. It’s free, there’s no limit, and your higher result becomes your official mark. Retaking the course doesn’t mean rewriting the test.

If you miss it

Tests can’t be rescheduled. If you’re absent for illness, a death in the family or another crisis, your school sets your final grade and your report card shows “no mark” for the test. Absent without a reason, or refusing to write, gives 0% for the parts missed.

From Grade 12 Provincial Tests: Policies and Procedures (edu.gov.mb.ca), read on October 27, 2026.

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Questions about this exam

When is the Grade 12 Français arts langagiers – immersion Provincial Test in 2026–27?

The next sitting is January 13, 2027, 50 to 60 minutes. This school year it’s written in Semester 1 and Semester 2.

How long is the Grade 12 Français arts langagiers – immersion Provincial Test?

It takes 6 hours 30 minutes in all, over 2 parts.

How many questions are on the Grade 12 Français arts langagiers – immersion Provincial Test?

It has 3 marked questions: 2 in La compréhension (jour 2) and 1 in L'écriture (jour 3).

Can you use a calculator on the Grade 12 Français arts langagiers – immersion Provincial Test?

No. Calculators aren’t allowed.

How much does the Grade 12 Français arts langagiers – immersion Provincial Test count?

It’s worth 20% of the final mark.

Where can I find practice tests for the Grade 12 Français arts langagiers – immersion Provincial Test?

Manitoba publishes Test provincial, juin 2026: guide, cahiers de l'élève, clés de correction, analyses. MapleMind also builds a full practice exam in its format, free with an account.

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