الامتحان الوطني الموحد للبكالوريا – الدورة العادية 2025
⏱ Duration2h
✖ Coefficient2
🔖 CodeNS-12
📝 Marked out of20
All Science, Technical and Original tracks
The full national exam, rebuilt exactly as it was set: read the text, answer every task, then check your score. Writing is self-checked against a model answer.
I
📖 Comprehension
Base all your answers on the text.
15 points
📖 Read the text
1Biodome is a Moroccan company that builds plants for the production of cooking gas by recycling waste in farms. The founder, Fatima Zahra Beraich, solves the problem of organic waste in rural areas through recycling. She contributes to the production of energy by turning waste into green energy for farmers.
2Founded in 2017, Biodome is the result of Fatima Zahra’s love for chemistry and her business skills in solving waste and energy problems. At university, Fatima Zahra studied how waste breaks down naturally and changes into gas.
3“I’ve always been interested in waste management,” she says. Before thinking globally, Fatima wanted her waste treatment business to respond to the needs of the local people. In the beginning, she faced many challenges, such as lack of money and technical assistance. With financial support from European Union programs like The Next Society, Fatima Zahra has managed to make her waste treatment technology affordable and more sustainable. “The treated waste has two uses. First, it becomes an agricultural fertilizer, and, second, it produces cooking gas for people,” she explains.
4Biodome is proud to rely 100% on local engineers and workers. With their expertise, they build underground domes to produce gas on farms. They also have bags which turn waste into gas on the ground. The system can generate almost 4 hours of cooking gas per day and make fertilizers that farmers can use in their farms or sell. This helps them both to save money and earn more. The system can process 300 kg to 2 tons of waste each week.
5Convincing farmers to try this new technology was not easy. One of the first users of this technology, Zakaria Rachid, saw big results. The money he used to spend on buying fertilizers dropped by 50%, and his farm productivity went up. “I was amazed the first time I turned on my gas stove thanks to the energy produced from waste!” he says. Now, he encourages other farmers to use this system.
6Besides farmers, Biodome works with schools and businesses. The company is also working overseas in countries such as Ivory Coast. “We want to make this technology affordable and easy to use,” Fatima Zahra says. She hopes to see Biodome spread across Africa, helping the environment and the people.
Adapted from: https://south.euneighbours.eu
A. Are these statements true or false? Justify.
3 pts
When she started her company, Fatima Zahra wanted to make her business international.
Model answerBefore thinking globally, Fatima wanted her waste treatment business to respond to the needs of the local people.
Biodome business employs local workers.
Model answerBiodome is proud to rely 100% on local engineers and workers.
Farmers accepted Biodome’s idea of producing gas from the beginning.
Model answerConvincing farmers to try this new technology was not easy.
B. Answer the following questions.
4 pts
List two challenges which Fatima Zahra faced when she first started her business.
Model answera. Lack of money. b. Lack of technical assistance.
What helped Fatima Zahra make her waste treatment technology affordable?
Model answerFinancial support from European Union programs like The Next Society.
How much waste is treated by Biodome technology each week?
Model answer300 kg to 2 tons (of waste).
What benefits did Zakaria Rachid get from Biodome’s technology?
Model answerThe money he used to spend on buying fertilizers dropped by 50%, and his farm productivity went up.
C. Complete the following sentences with information from the text.
3 pts
Two ways Biodome produces gas are …
Model answerunderground domes and bags (that turn waste into gas on the ground).
Farmers earn additional money from recycling waste by …
Model answerselling the fertilizers (made from the treated waste).
Biodome works not only with farms, but also …
Model answerwith schools and businesses (and overseas).
D. Find in the text words that mean almost the same as:
2 pts
cheap (paragraph 3):
decreased (paragraph 5):
E. What do the underlined words in the text refer to?
2 pts
them (paragraph 4):
The company (paragraph 6):
F. Choose the correct option.
1 pt
The main purpose of the writer is to
💡 The text presents Biodome’s way of turning waste into gas and fertilizer: a creative, low-cost technique. It doesn’t try to convince, and it isn’t about the harm waste causes.
II
✏️ Language
15 points
A. Put the verbs between brackets in the correct tense.
1 pt
Mehdi (graduate)
from university in 2019. Now, he (work)
as an engineer in a big company.
💡 “In 2019” is a finished past time → simple past. “Now” → present.
B. Put the words between brackets in the correct form.
2 pts
Morocco’s artisanal products are distinguished by their (innovation)
styles and unique designs. These designs reflect the Moroccan identity and (culture)
heritage.
💡 After “their” and before a noun, you need an adjective: innovation → innovative; culture → cultural.
C. Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the lists.
2 pts
The stadium they will play the final match is next to our neighborhood.
💡 “Where” introduces a place (= in which).
Adam has decided his studies abroad.
💡 “Decide” is followed by the to-infinitive.
D. Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the list.
2 pts
importance
awareness
healthy
communities
empower
In our association, we are raising
about the health problems affecting young people. This has left a positive impact on the local
across the country.
E. Rewrite the sentences as indicated.
4 pts
Write the complete new sentence.
Although the players made big efforts, the team lost the match. In spite of …
Model answerIn spite of the players’ big efforts, the team lost the match.
💡 “In spite of” is followed by a noun phrase or -ing form, not a full clause.
The workers don’t respect their boss because he is not kind. If the boss …
Model answerIf the boss were kind, the workers would respect him.
💡 Type 2 conditional (unreal present): if + past, would + base verb.
The government should promote the car industry strategy. The car industry strategy …
Model answerThe car industry strategy should be promoted (by the government).
💡 Passive with a modal: modal + be + past participle.
“You need to work on your pronunciation more,” said the teacher to Oumaima. The teacher advised …
Model answerThe teacher advised Oumaima to work on her pronunciation more.
💡 “Advise” + person + to-infinitive; the pronoun changes from “your” to “her”.
F. Complete the exchanges with the most appropriate option.
2 pts
Lina: I need some help with my project. Arwa:
💡 Arwa answers an appeal for help by offering to help.
Tourist: Today, the dish is really wonderful! Waiter:
💡 The natural, polite reply to a compliment.
G. Complete the following exchanges appropriately.
2 pts
Many answers are possible. Write yours, then compare it with the model.
Ayour: My laptop crashed and I should prepare a presentation for tomorrow. Najwa: …
Model answerDon’t worry! You can use my laptop.
Journalist: I think Artificial Intelligence will be used to treat patients in hospitals soon. Doctor: …
Model answerI agree. It will help doctors make faster and more accurate diagnoses.
III
✍️ Writing
Do tasks 1 and 2.
10 points
Task 1
4 pts
Complete the following paragraph.
There are many reasons why people should respect teachers. First, …
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Model answer
There are many reasons why people should respect teachers. First, they educate students and give them the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in life. Second, teachers are role models: they teach values such as honesty, patience and respect for others. Third, they work very hard, preparing lessons and correcting homework, often outside school hours. Finally, respecting teachers creates a positive classroom where everybody can learn better.
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Task 2
6 pts
Your school is organizing a competition about the best blog post. The blog is about “My Country: What Makes it Special!”
Write a blog post about the unique and special things in your country. These could be related to food, traditions, festivals, beautiful places, people, etc.
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Model answer
My Country: What Makes it Special!
Hello, readers! Today I want to tell you why my country, Morocco, is so special.
First, our food is famous all over the world. Couscous on Fridays and a hot glass of mint tea with friends are traditions that bring families together.
Second, Morocco has amazing places: you can see the golden dunes of Merzouga, the blue streets of Chefchaouen and the busy squares of Marrakech in one trip.
Third, our festivals, such as the Rose Festival in Kelaat M’Gouna, show how much we love music, colour and celebration.
But the most special thing is our people. Moroccans are warm and generous, and a guest is always welcome at our table.
In short, Morocco is a country of delicious food, wonderful landscapes and open hearts. Come and discover it!
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