# Computer Applications Technology Grade 12 P1 2022 QP

> Grade 12 Computer Applications Technology Paper 1 question paper from the Eastern Cape Mock Exam 2022, 16 pages. Read online or download the free PDF.

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- Subject: Computer Applications Technology
- Grade: Grade 12
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- Year: 2022
- Exam period: Eastern Cape Mock Exam
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- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 16

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                             NATIONAL
                        SENIOR CERTIFICATE

                                 GRADE 12

                         SEPTEMBER 2022

   COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY P1
                  (DEAF)

MARKS:     150

TIME:      3 hours

         This question paper has 16 pages, an HTML tag sheet, an input mask
                       character sheet and an information sheet.

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INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION

1.     Owing(Due) to the nature of this practical examination, it is important to note
       that, even if you complete the examination early, you will NOT be
       permitted(allowed) to leave the examination room until all the administrative
       functions associated(linked) with the examination have been finalised. During
       the examination, the normal rules regarding leaving the examination room
       apply.

2.     If you are working on the network, or the data files have been preloaded on
       your system, you must follow the instructions provided by the invigilator/
       educator.

3.     At the end of the examination, you must make sure that ALL your answer
       files are saved on the network/computer as explained to you by the
       invigilator/educator.

4.     Make absolutely sure that ALL files can be read. Do NOT save unnecessary
       files/folders and do NOT hand in duplicate answer files/folders. Do NOT delete
       any original files that you did not work on.

5.     The information sheet that has been provided with the question paper MUST
       BE COMPLETED AFTER THE THREE-HOUR EXAMINATION SESSION.
       Hand it to the invigilator at the end of the examination.

6.     A copy of the master files will be available from the invigilator. Should there
       be any problems with a file, you may request(ask) another copy from the
       invigilator.

7.     This question paper has of SIX questions. Answer ALL the questions.

8.     Read through each question before answering or solving the problem. Do
       NOT do more than is required(wanted) by the question.

9.     Ensure that you save each document using the file name given in the
       question paper. Save your work at regular intervals as a precaution(protection)
       against possible power failures.

10.    You may NOT use any resource material.

11.    Accuracy will be taken into account, e.g. if a question requires the answer to
       be in cell F3 in a spreadsheet, and you enter the answer in cell G4, it will NOT
       be marked.

12.    Ensure that the regional settings are set to South Africa and date and time
       settings, number settings and currency settings are correctly set.

13.    In all questions involving word processing, you should set the language to
       English (South Africa). The paper size is seen as to be A4 Portrait, unless
       instructed otherwise. Use centimetres as the unit of measurement.

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 14.   Ensure that the Developer tab and Ruler are activated.

 15.   Ensure that the decimal symbol is set as a full stop ('.') and the list separator is
       set as a comma (',').

 16.   Formulae and/or functions must be used for ALL calculations in questions
       involving spreadsheets. Use absolute cell references only where necessary to
       ensure that formulae are correct when you copy them to other cells in a
       spreadsheet.

       NOTE:          All formulae and/or functions should be inserted in such a manner that
                      the correct results will still be obtained even if changes are made to
                      the existing data.

 17.   You may NOT use a word processing program such as Word to answer the
       HTML question.

 18.   The examination data folder that you receive with this question paper
       contains the files listed below. Ensure that you have all the files before you
       begin with this examination.

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SCENARIO

Like technology in general, social media has both an upside and a downside.
When it comes to the social media effects on teens, there are pros and cons. Your
school has decided to run a campaign(drive) on the safe use of social networks.

QUESTION 1: WORD PROCESSING

A document was created to give some basic facts about safe use of social
networks.

Open the 1_ Social Networks word processing document.

1.1   Create a new character style in the document as follows:

      1.1.1     Name the new character style Media.                                       (1)

      1.1.2     Set the font size to 17 pt.                                               (1)

      1.1.3     Set paragraph spacing to 18 after.                                        (1)

      1.1.4     Apply the style Media to the first heading in the document, ‘What is
                social media?’                                                            (1)

1.2   Apply a Drop Cap feature for the first letter of the word ‘Social’ in the first
      paragraph, so that it appears over 2 lines and 0.2 cm away from the text.           (3)

1.3   Insert the footnote on yellow highlighted text ‘social media’ found in
      paragraph 2 as follows:

      1.3.1     Use the footnote Wingdings symbol  (character code 70).                  (2)

      1.3.2     Add the text ‘https://www.investopedia.com’ to the footnote.              (1)

1.4   Find the text ‘Facebook’ in paragraph 3. Insert a citation on this text as
      follows:

      1.4.1     Type of source: Film                                                      (1)

      1.4.2     Title: The Social Networks                                                (1)

      1.4.3     Ensure that the APA style has been selected.                              (1)

1.5   Set the proofing language for the whole document to English South African.          (1)

1.6   Use a word processing feature to ensure that the text in the paragraph under
      the heading ‘TikTok’ appears on the same page.                                      (1)

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1.7    Modify all the bullets under the heading, ‘Why teens use social media?’ as
       follows:

       1.7.1    Replace the bullets with the 1_SN. jpg picture found in your exam
                folder                                                                        (1)

       1.7.2    The alignment of the bullets must be changed to centred                       (1)

1.8    Locate the bulleted list on the paragraph under the heading, ‘What are the
       benefits of social media for teenagers?’ and do the following:

       1.8.1    The text must be in two columns with a line in between                        (2)

       1.8.2    Use the word processing feature to ensure that there are four
                bullets in each column                                                        (1)

1.9    Find the bulleted list under the heading, ‘What are the risks of using social
       media?’ Create and apply a multi-level list as follows:

       1.9.1    Insert the numbering I, II, III… for the 1st level at 1 cm
                and i, ii, iii … for the 2nd level at 2 cm as shown in the example below.     (4)

1.10   Apply page numbering to the document as follows:

       1.10.1    Use the Arrow 1 style.                                                       (1)

       1.10.2    No page number on first page.                                                (1)

       1.10.3    Must be odd and even numbers.                                                (2)

1.11   Find the text, ‘Back to the Top’ at the end of the document. Hyperlink this text
       to the top of the document.                                                            (2)

1.12   Hide the text, ‘adapted from https://parents.au.reachout.com’, at the end
       of the document.
       NOTE: Do NOT delete this text.                                                         (1)

       Save and close 1_Social Networks.                                                     [31]

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QUESTION 2: WORD PROCESSING

You are requested(asked) to modify the flyer. This flyer will be distributed to
students for awareness.

Open the 2_Flyer word processing document and modify the document to
resemble (look like) the one below.

2.1    Modify the SmartArt to Cycle Diverging Radial.                                       (1)

2.2    Add ALL text as it appears in the picture.                                           (1)

2.3    Insert the 2_SN.jfif picture found in your exam folder as follows:
       • In the centre of the SmartArt.
       • Resize the picture to 2.5 cm x 2.5 cm.
       • Set the picture style to soft edge oval.                                           (5)

2.4    Format the SmartArt as follows:
       •   Insert a shape fill colour of your choice.
       •   Add a blue shape outline with a weight of 2¼ pt.                                 (3)

       Save and close 2_Flyer.                                                            [10]

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QUESTION 3: SPREADSHEET

A spreadsheet 3_Survey has been created to record all the results of the survey
conducted by the learners.

Open the 3_Survey spreadsheet and work in the Summary worksheet.

3.1    Row 1 and row 2 must be changed as follows:

       3.1.1    Merge cells A1:U2                                                              (1)

       3.1.2    Heading must be horizontally and vertically centred                            (1)

       3.1.3    Background (fill) colour must be standard green                                (1)

       3.1.4    Change font colour of the heading to white                                     (1)

3.2    Ensure that the contents of cell S4 are visible without increasing the width
       of the column.                                                                          (1)

3.3    Change the format of the dates of birth (column D), so that the date will display
       in the format dd-mm-yyyy and copy to formula down to the rest of the cells in
       column D.                                                                               (2)

3.4    Insert a function in E5 to calculate the age of Emery Schwartz.

       The final answer must be a whole number, in completed number of years.                  (3)

3.5    Column F contains e-mail addresses of all learners that participated in the
       survey. These e-mail addresses are made up as follows:

       •    Surname as in column C
       •    A full stop, followed by
       •    First letter of the name of the learner in lower case, followed by
       •    @school.za

       Use a function in cell F5 to display the correct e-mail address for the learner
       Emery Schwartz.                                                                         (4)

3.6    The learners were asked to list the social networks they frequently use. Those
       who listed WhatsApp first and Facebook second are Old Users and the others
       are New Users.

       Use a function in cell K5 to determine what type of a user Emery Schwartz is.           (4)

3.7    Add a conditional formatting rule to column P, so that cells containing the text
       ‘Watch Videos’ are filled with red thin horizontal crosshatch pattern.                  (4)

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3.8     Learners who have encountered(come across) any challenges will be enrolled
        for an online safety course.

        Use a function in cell O5 to display the text Online Safety Course to all the
        learners who have encountered(come across) any of the three challenges in
        their survey and leave blank for those who do not encounter.                     (5)

3.9     Insert a function in cell S56 to determine the most common amount used
        by learners to buy data.                                                         (2)

3.10    Insert a formula in cell U5 to calculate the deficit of data that learners
        needed and the data used. Copy the formula down to the rest of the cells in
        column U.

        MTN has pledged(promised) an amount of R7 020.00. This amount is the total
        deficit(shortfall) amount of all learners using MTN.

        Insert a function in cell S58 to calculate how MTN calculated the amount
        of R7 020.00.                                                                    (6)

Work in the Graph worksheet.

3.11    Use the data provided in Sheet 1 to create a graph similar to the one
        shown below.

        NOTE:
        • The chart title must be centred
        • Callout data labels
        • Legends at bottom
        • MTN explosion point must be set at 30%
        • Gradient fill applied to a plot area
        • Rename Sheet 1 to Graph                                                        (8)

        Save and close the 3_Survey.                                                    [43]

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QUESTION 4: DATABASE

A database of all learners that participated in the survey was created. Modify the
database and do all queries in design view.

Open the 4_Learner Survey database.

4.1    Edit the Registrations table as follows:

       4.1.1     Insert an input mask for the Code field, to ensure that the user enters
                 a code made up as follows:
                 • three compulsory lowercase letters, followed by
                 •    a hyphen ( - ), followed by
                 •    three uppercase letters, the first two of which must be compulsory,
                      and the last one optional.
                      For example, the following are valid codes: boy-BOY or xyz-AB.         (5)

       4.1.2     Add the values ‘Male” and “Female” to the drop-down list for the Combo
                 Box for the Gender field.                                                   (2)

       4.1.3     Change a field property of the CellNo field, to ensure that cellphone
                 numbers cannot be duplicated.                                               (1)

       4.1.4     Enter a validation rule for the RegistrationDate field, so that it
                 conforms (matches) the validation text property of the same field.          (2)

       4.1.5     Change the properties of the Transport field, so that when a new
                 record is added, the value “Yes” for this field will be automatically
                 displayed.                                                                  (1)

4.2    Open the form frm4_2.

       Modify the form as follows:
       • Change the background colour of the Detail section of the form to any
         colour of your choice.
       • Distribute-align the text in the CellNo field.
       •   The Pledge text box on the form displays a “Type of User” information
           when the form is opened in design view. Make the necessary correction.            (3)

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4.3    Open query qry4_3.

       Modify(change) the query to give the outcome below:

                                                                                            (5)
4.4    Open query qry4_4.

       Modify(change) the query to extract the following information:
       • All learners with no cell numbers.
       • Learners who are old users.
       The learners will receive a deduction of 15% on their pledge(promised) money.
       • Create a calculated field called Balance to display the amount left after
         the deduction.
       • Apply a red alternate row colour to the query.                                     (6)

4.5    Create a report from the Survey Data table.

      •   Only the following fields must be used: Name, Surname, CellNo, Pledge
          and Education.
      •   Group according to Pledge field.
      •   Sort ascending according to the Surname field.
      •   In the Pledge footer, use a function to calculate the total number of
          records for the group.
      •   Also add a function in the Pledge footer to calculate the total amount per
          group.
      •   Ensure that the calculation is in Rands currency.
      •   Save the report as rpt4_5.                                                      (10)

       Save and close 4_Learner Survey.                                                   [35]

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QUESTION 5: WEB DESIGN (HTML)

A web page has been created to make people aware of the popular networks for
Children.

Open the incomplete 5_Social Network website.html web page in a web browser and
also in a text/HTML editor e.g. Notepad (NOT a word processing program such as
Word).

NOTE:
• Question numbers are inserted as comments in the coding as guidelines to show
  approximately where the answer(s) should be inserted.
• An HTML tag sheet has been attached for reference.

Your final web page should look like the example below.

5.1     Add a HTML code to display the text ‘Popular Social Networks’ in the browser.    (1)

5.2     Adjust the heading ‘Popular Networks for Children’ as follows:
        •   Centre the heading ‘Popular Networks for Children’.
        •   Change the font colour to red.                                               (2)

5.3     Modify the bulleted list as per example above and also change the list to
        Roman figures.
        •   The Roman figures must be in uppercase.
        •   Ensure that the list can be read by all browsers.                            (3)

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 5.4    A table has been created, but does not display correctly. Correct it as
        follows:
        • Set the width of the table to 500.
        • Set the cell spacing to 5.                                                      (2)

 5.5    Set the fill colour of the first row of the table to yellow.                      (1)

 5.6    Insert the image WhatsApp.png from your data folder in the second row,
        fourth column.
        • Both width and height of the picture must be set at 30.                         (3)

 5.7    Insert a red horizonal line below the table. The size of the line must be 10.     (2)

 5.8    The heading Further Reading must be changed to heading 2 as well as
        bold and italics.                                                                 (2)

 5.9    Insert a hyperlink to the text ‘Click here’ to open a website, Raising
        children. Use the link provided.                                                  (3)

        ONE mark will be allocated for closing tags and correct nesting.                  (1)

        Save and close 5_Social Network.                                                 [20]

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QUESTION 6: GENERAL

6.1    Open the spreadsheet 6_Analysis and make the necessary changes.

       6.1.1    Data for learners has been copied to a new worksheet, all the
                learners appear more than once.

                Use a spreadsheet function in worksheet Q6.1 to remove the
                reproductions of learners.
                Mention the function used in cell E104.                                       (3)

       6.1.2    The school governing body has organised short courses for the
                learners to be safe when using social networks.

                Each course is allocated(given) a number of minutes per day. All
                courses start at 09H00.

                In worksheet Q6.2 in cell C4 calculate the end time for the first
                course.                                                                       (3)

                Save and close 6_Analysis.

6.2    Open the 6_Survey form and prepare the survey as follows:

       • Insert a text form field next to the text 'Name' to display the names in capital
         letters.
       • Add the option ‘TikTok’ to the drop-down form field.
       • Replace the symbols next to the text, ‘Do you want …?’ with a checkbox
         form field. Check the Yes checkbox.                                                  (5)

       Save and close 6_Survey.                                                             [11]

                                                                                TOTAL:       150

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                                      ANNEXURE A – HTML TAG SHEET

                        Basic Tags                                           Formatting Tags continued
              Tag                       Description                          Tag              Description
<body></body>                   Defines the body of the web          <li></li>             Inserted before each list item,
                                page                                                       and adds a number or symbol
<body                           Sets the background colour of                              depending upon the type of
bg color="pink">                the web page                                               list selected
<body text="black">             Sets the colour of the body          <img src="name">      Adds an image
                                text
<head></head>                   Contains information about the       <img src="name"       Aligns an image: can also be
                                document                             align="left">         "right", "centre"; "bottom",
                                                                                           "top", "middle"
<html></html>                   Creates an HTML document –           <img src="name"       Sets size of border around
                                starts and ends a web page           border="1">           an image

<title></title>                 Defines a title for the              <img src="name"       Sets the height and width of
                                document                             width="200" height    an image
<!-- -->                        Comment                              ="200">
                         Text Tags                                   <img src="name"       Displays alternative text
                                                                     alt="alternative      when the mouse hovers over
              Tag                       Description                  text">                the image or when the image
<hl></hl>                       Creates the largest heading                                is not found
<h6></h6>                       Creates the smallest heading         <hr/>                 Inserts a horizontal line

<b></b>                         Creates bold text                    <hr size="3"/>        Sets size (height) of line
<i></i>                         Creates italic text                  <hr width="80%"/>     Sets width of line, in
                                                                                           percentage or absolute value
<font                           Sets size of font, from "1" to       <hr                   Sets the colour of the line
size="3"></font>                "7"                                  color="ff0000"/>
<font                           Sets font colour                                       Table Tags
color="green"></font>
<font face="Times               Sets font type                               Tag                  Description
New Roman"></font>
                         Link Tags                                   <table></table>       Creates a table
              Tag                       Description                  <tr></tr>             Creates a row in a table
<a href="URL"></a>              Creates a hyperlink                  <td></td>             Creates a cell in a table
<a href="URL"><img              Creates an image link                <th></th>             Creates a table header (a
src="URL"></a>                                                                             cell with bold, centred text)
<a name="NAME"></a>             Creates a target location            <table width="50">    Sets the width of the table
<a href="#NAME"></a>            Links to a target location           <table border="1">    Sets the width of the border
                                created somewhere else in the                              around the table cells
                                document
                     Formatting Tags                                 <table                Sets the space between the
                                                                     cellspacing="1">      table cells
              Tag                       Description                  <table                Sets the space between a
                                                                     cellpadding="1">      cell border and its contents
<p></p>                         Creates a new paragraph              <tr align="left">     Sets the alignment for cell(s)
                                                                                           (can also be "centre" or
                                                                                           "right")
<p align="left">                Aligns a paragraph to the "left"     <tr valign="top">     Sets the vertical alignment
                                (default), can also be "right", or                         for cell(s) (can also be
                                "centre"                                                   "middle" or "bottom")
<br/>                           Inserts a line break                 <td colspan="2">      Sets the number of columns
                                                                                           a cell should span
<ol></ol>                       Creates a numbered list              <td rowspan="4">      Sets the number of rows a
                                                                                           cell should span
<ol type="A","a",               Defines the type of numbering
"I","i","1"></ol>               used
<ul></ul>                       Creates a bulleted list
<ul type="disc",                Defines the type of bullets
"square","circle"></            used
ul>

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                               INPUT MASK CHARACTER SHEET

   CHARACTER                                        DESCRIPTION

        0             Digit (0 to 9, entry required, plus [+] and minus [–] signs not allowed)
                      Digit or space (entry not required, plus [+] and minus [–] signs not
        9
                      allowed)
                      Digit or space (entry not required; spaces are displayed as blanks
        #             while in Edit mode, but blanks are removed when data is saved; plus
                      [+] and minus [–] signs allowed)
        L             Letter (A to Z, entry required)
        ?             Letter (A to Z, entry optional)
        A             Letter or digit (entry required)
        a             Letter or digit (entry optional)
        &             Any character or a space (entry required)
        C             Any character or a space (entry optional)
                      Decimal placeholder and thousand, date and time separators (The
     .,:;-/           actual character used depends on the settings in the Regional Settings
                      Properties dialog box in the Windows Control Panel.)
        <             Causes all characters to be converted to lower case
                      Causes all characters to be converted to upper case to right. You can
        >
                      include the exclamation point anywhere in the input mask.
                      Causes the input mask to display from right to left, rather than from left
         !            to right. Characters typed into the mask always fill it from left to right.
                      You can include the exclamation point anywhere in the input mask.
                      Causes the character that follows to be displayed as the literal character
         \
                      (for example, \A is displayed as just A)

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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TECHNOLOGY P1 – SEPTEMBER 2022

INFORMATION SHEET (to be completed by the candidate AFTER the 3-hour session)

SCHOOL:

NAME:

WORK STATION NUMBER:

SUITE USED                        Microsoft       Microsoft Office      Microsoft Office     Office 365
(Mark appropriate                  Office              2013                  2016
box with a cross (X))              2010
WEB BROWSER USED                                                                                Other
(QUESTION 6)                                                               Internet           (Specify)
                               Mozilla Firefox    Google Chrome
(Mark appropriate                                                          Explorer
box with a cross (X))

FOLDER NAME:

Tick if saved and/or attempted.

Question         File name    Saved   Attempted    Maximum   Maximum      Marker   HOD      Cluste   EM
Number                         (√)        (√)        mark    achieved                          r
           1_Social
     1                                               31
           Networks

     2     2_Flyer                                   10

     3     3_Survey                                  43

     4     4_LearnerSurvey                           35

           5_Social
     5                                               20
           Networks

           6_Analysis
     6                                               11
           6_Survey

                                      TOTAL:        150

Comment (for marker use only)

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