English Fal Grade 6 ANA Exemplars 2012 Memo

Downloaded from hlayiso.com ANNUAL NATIONAL ASSESSMENT GRADE 6 ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE MEMORANDUM SET 1: 2012 EXEMPLAR

Downloaded from hlayiso.com ANNUAL NATIONAL ASSESSMENT GRADE 6 ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE SET 1 EXEMPLAR MEMORANDUM QUESTION EXPECTED ANSWERS MARKS 1.1 B 1 1.2 The boy who searched for his talent 1 1.3 The boy who searched for his talent (accept 1 any relevant title) 1.4 The boy who searched for his talent 1 2.1 B 1 2.2 Limpopo 1 2.3 Limpopo 1 2.4 in Limpopo 1 3.1 C 2 3.2 dug in the garden 2 3.3 Charlie dug in the garden. 2 3.4 garden 2 4.1 B 2 4.2 Charlie 2 4.3 Charlie 2 4.4 Charlie 2 5.1 Yes, he joined the soccer practice, but things 2 did not go well. (1 mark for “yes” and 1 mark for reason) 5.2 Charlie was not good at soccer.+ Reason? 2 5.3 True, he joined the soccer practice but things 2 did not go well. (1 mark for “true” and 1 mark for reason) 5.4 He practised but things did not go well. 2 1

Downloaded from hlayiso.com 6.1 D 2 6.2 6.2.1 Charlie and his friends live in Limpopo. 2 6.2.2 They leave for Johannesburg tomorrow. (1 mark for each sentence and accept any correct sentences). 6.3 6.3.1 Lives 2 6.3.2 Week (1 mark for each word) 6.4 6.4.1 lives 2 6.4.2 week (1 mark for each word) 7.1 See rubric at end of memorandum. 7.2 The name of the person in the story is Ririmi 5 Mihloti. She lives in a simple suburb of Pretoria. She likes being part of a big family. She spent seven years at Durban Primary. Where she lives, there is a library, sport field and a youth club. (mark for every key point taken from each paragraph). 7.3 Ririmi Mihloti, Pretoria, not as full and noisy as 5 it used to be, Durban Primary, being part of a big family. 7.4 The name of the person in the story is Ririmi 5 Mihloti. She lives in a simple suburb of Pretoria. She likes being part of a big family. She spent seven years at Durban Primary. Where she lives, there is a library, sport field and a youth club. 7.5 Ririmi Mihloti 5 Pretoria Big family Durban Primary Library, sport field and youth club ( accept any key word, 1 mark for each key word) 8.1 Pour water/juice in glass/jug. 2 Pour water/juice and mix. (1 mark for each sentence) 2

Downloaded from hlayiso.com 8.2 1. Pour water/juice in glass/jug. 2 2. Pour water/juice and mix. (1mark for each sentence) 8.3 I pour water/juice and mix. 2 8.4 See rubric at end of memorandum. 9.1 participate 2 9.2 C 2 9.3 He would not participate in the concert. 2 9.4 False, Jan went to singing practice every day. 2 10.1 Give 1 mark for graph and 2 marks for correct 3 information. 10.2 3 marks for any related description. 3 10.3 10.3.1 May 3 10.3.2 Five 10.3.3 Ten (1 mark for each) 10.4 10.4.1 May 3 10.4.2 Five 10.4.3 Ten (1 mark for each) 11.1 Any relevant description. 2 (1 mark for each word used). 11.2 Any correct sentences with given adjectives. 2 (1 mark for each sentence) 11.3 generous 2 lovely 11.4 11.4.1 generous 2 11.4.2 lovely 12.1 12.1.1 Mrs Khumalo bought food and clothes. 2 12.1.2 Tumi did not forget where she comes from although she is rich. (1 mark for each sentence) 12.2 12.2.1 and 2 12.2.2 although (1 mark for each ) 12.3 12.3.1 and 2 12.3.2 although (1 mark for each) 12.4 12.4.1 and 2 12.4.2 although (1 mark for each) 3

Downloaded from hlayiso.com 13.1 13.1.1 lived 2 13.1.2 brought (1 mark for each) 13.2 13.2.1 lived 2 13.2.2 bought (1 mark for each) 13.3 13.3.1 Tumi lived in the deepest rural Eastern 2 Cape. 13.3.2 Mrs Khumalo brought in food for poor learners. (1 mark for each correct sentence) 13.4 13.4.1 Present 2 13.4.2 ast (1 mark for each) 14.1 14.1.1 in 2 14.1.2 to (1 mark for each) 14.2 14.2.1 in 2 14.2.2 to (1 mark for each) 14.3 Any relevant sentences with preposition. 2 (1 mark for each) 15.1 See rubric 8 15.2 See rubric 8 15.3 See rubric 8 15.4 See answer on p. 7. 8 4

Downloaded from hlayiso.com 15.1 Short letter Address written on the right 8 marks place Date inserted Correct salutation Correct grammar Correct punctuation Correct spelling Clear sentences Correct ending If written 7 of the above 7 marks without mistakes If written 6 of the above 6 marks without mistakes If written 5 of the above 5 marks without mistakes If written 4 of the above 4 marks without mistakes If written 3 of the above 3 marks without mistakes If written 2 of the above 2 marks without mistakes One aspect is correct 1 mark 5

Downloaded from hlayiso.com 15.2 PO Box 535 Tzaneen 0850 15 March✓ 2012 Dear ✓ Tom My first day✓ at school was pleasant. I✓ met✓ new learners who are from other schools. The teacher welcomed✓ us all and asked the new learners to introduce themselves. Pass my regards to all at home. Yours sincerely ✓ Tintswalo (8) 6

Downloaded from hlayiso.com 15.3 PO Box 535 Tzaneen 0850 15 March 2012✓ Dear Tom✓ My first day at school was pleasant✓. I met new learners who are from other schools✓. The teacher welcomed us all and asked the new learners to introduce themselves✓✓. Pass my regards to all at home. ✓ Yours sincerely✓ Tintswalo (8) 15.4 PO Box 535 Tzaneen 0850 15 March 2012✓ Dear✓ Tom My first day✓ at school was pleasant. I✓ met✓ new learners who are from other schools. The teacher welcomed√ us all and asked✓ the new learners to introduce themselves. Pass my regards to all at home. Yours sincerely✓ Tintswalo (8) 7