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GRADE 12
SEPTEMBER 2013
DESIGN P1
MARKS: 150
TIME: 3 hours
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Design Grade 12 P1 Eastern Cape Mock 2013 QP (Eng)
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- Question 1Design in a Socio-Cultural Context20 marks
- Question 2Design in a Socio-Cultural Context10 marks
- Question 3Design Literacy20 marks
- Question 4History of Design30 marks
- Question 5Design in a Socio-Cultural Context20 marks
- Question 6Design in an Environmental and Sustainable Context30 marks
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INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION
1. This question paper consists of SEVEN questions.
2. There are optional questions, therefore the instructions at every question
must be read carefully.
3. This question paper consists of THREE sections.
SECTION A: Design literacy [80 marks]
QUESTIONS 1 – 4
SECTION B: Design in a social/environmental context [40 marks]
QUESTION 5 and QUESTION 6
SECTION C: Design in a business context [30 marks]
QUESTION 7
4. Read the requirements of the questions carefully.
5. Answer each question in full and avoid the mere listing of facts.
6. Use the mark allocation to determine the amount of time to be spent on the
question as well as the number of facts required.
7. Do not repeat the same facts and examples in different questions.
8. Write neatly and legibly.
GLOSSARY
Use the following glossary to make sure you understand how to approach a
particular question:
Analyse: A detailed and logical discussion of the formal elements and
principles.
Compare: Point out differences and similarities in an ordered sequence within
the same argument.
Discuss: Present your point of view and give reasons for your statements
(motivate).
Explain: Clarify and give reasons for your statements (motivate).
Interpret: Give an informed opinion, supported by examples.
State: Say directly what you think – give your opinion as well as an
explanation.
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SECTION A: DESIGN LITERACY
QUESTION 1: ‘UNSEEN’ DESIGNS TESTING VISUAL LITERACY
1.1
FIGURE A: ‘Kudu Trophy’ by Magda van der Vloed, South Africa. Wire and
crocheted, recycled plastic bags, 2012.
1.1.1 Do you consider the design in FIGURE A above to be ‘kitsch’ or
not? Explain your answer. (2)
1.1.2 FIGURE A is not only a decorative object but also has symbolic
value. Briefly discuss ONE symbol that is expressed by this work. (2)
1.1.3 Analyse the use of the following THREE design elements and
principles in the above design:
Pattern
Line
Contrast (6)
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1.2
FIGURE B: ‘Accidental Carpet’ by FIGURE C: Detail of ‘Accidental Carpet’
Droog Design, Netherlands, 2008.
Analyse the above design referring to the following terms:
Innovation and originality (1)
Functionality (2)
Line (2)
Colour (2)
Rhythm (2)
Possible inspiration/influence (1)
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QUESTION 2
2.1 Pay careful attention to the images below and answer the questions that
follow.
FIGURE A
FIGURE B
2.1.1 Explain the meaning of ‘Stereotyping’ in the context of Design and
also the possible effects on society when it is used in advertising. (4)
2.1.2 Does either of the above images (FIGURE A and FIGURE B)
represent examples of stereotyping? Explain by comparing the two
images. (4)
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2.2 Study the designs below and then answer the question that follows.
FIGURE C
2.2.1 Why do you think the head of Nelson Mandela and a lion have been
included in the design of the new fifty rand note featured in FIGURE
C above? (2)
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QUESTION 3
FIGURE A: Bath by Nkensani Nkosi, FIGURE B: Bath designed in the
(South Africa, 2011) Victorian style (England, 1837 – 1912).
3.1 Compare (point out the similarities and differences) the above two designs
(FIGURE A and FIGURE B) under the following headings:
Balance (2)
‘Form follows function’ (4)
Possible influences (4)
3.2 For a contemporary design to be ‘Proudly South African’ it has to reflect our
culture or environment in some way. Write about the work of ONE designer
or design group that falls into this category. Your answer must include the
following information:
Name of the designer or design group (1)
Local/global influences and inspiration (2)
General characteristics (4)
Name and a brief analysis of at least ONE design (3)
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QUESTION 4
4.1
FIGURE A
The above images represent some of the design movements that you have
studied. Study them carefully and then answer the question that follows.
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4.1.1 The following comment by Tonya Lee underlines the importance of
understanding design movements of the past in order to appreciate
design today:
‘Contemporary design has borrowed a few elements from
Modernism and Postmodernism, but (it) has also gathered ideas
from many other styles such as Art Deco, Deconstructivism,
Futurism and more.’ (About.com).
With this in mind, choose TWO styles from design history from the
list below:
The Arts and Crafts Movement (1850 – 1900)
Art Nouveau (1890 – 1905)
Modernism, (‘the Age of Streamlining’). (1935 – 1955)
Art Deco (1925 – 1939)
Bauhaus (1919 – 1933)
THEN
Write the names of the TWO movements that you have chosen and
write a full discussion of each under the following headings:
Aims (2)
Influences on the style (2)
Characteristics of the style (3)
The name of ONE designer associated with the movement and
an analysis of ONE of his/her designs (3)
(2 x 10) (20)
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4.2
FIGURE B: Pop Era/Age of FIGURE C: Post Modernism
Affluence
4.2.1 Do you think that it can be argued that FIGURE B is more
representative of the movement to which it belongs than FIGURE C?
Write your answer as a written discussion and include the following
information: (Table form is not allowed)
The differences and similarities between the two movements
that inspired the designs
The relevant influences and stylistic characteristics of the
movements that are reflected in each design (8)
4.2.2 Name ONE designer from either of the two movements and the title
of ONE design by that person. (Do not mention the designs shown
in QUESTION 4). (2)
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TOTAL SECTION A: 80
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SECTION B: DESIGN IN A SOCIAL/ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEXT
QUESTION 5
5.1 5.1.1 Many LOCAL designers/design groups use design to create an
awareness of, or to help solve social problems such as poverty,
unemployment, crime and prejudice. Discuss the work of ONE
such local designer/design group by referring to the following:
The name of the designer/design group
A brief explanation of the designer/design group’s aims and
design procedures
Point out how their work addresses social issues or concerns (7)
5.1.2 Study the following poster carefully and then answer the question
that follows.
FIGURE A: ‘One in five South Africans will dine out tonight’,
street-pole poster campaign created for Operation Hunger by Joe
Public, 2006
Explain what the message is of the above poster (FIGURE A) and
how the composition and choice of type and images help to convey
this. (3)
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5.2 Study the design below and answer the question that follows.
FIGURE B
5.2.1 The above design (FIGURE B) is a good example of social design.
Which sector of our society will benefit from this design? Explain
your answer. (2)
5.3 Discuss the work of ONE INTERNATIONAL designer whose work is aimed
at addressing social concerns in some way. Refer to the following:
Aims
General characteristics
The name and brief description of ONE work that addresses social
issues (8)
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QUESTION 6
THERE ARE 3 QUESTIONS (6.1, 6.2 AND 6.3). ANSWER ANY TWO.
(10 marks each x 2 = 20 marks)
DO NOT REPEAT INFORMATION IN ANY OF THESE QUESTIONS.
6.1
FIGURE A
6.1.1 Sustainable design is one way that designers can contribute to the
prevention of global warming.
Mention TWO ways that designers can ensure that their designs
have minimal impact on the environment. (These must not include
the recycling or repurposing of a product). (2)
6.1.2 Discuss the work of ONE South African designer who designs in an
environmentally conscious way. Write the information under the
following headings:
The name of the designer (1)
His/her aims (1)
The influences on his/her work (2)
The name and a brief analysis of ONE of his/her product
designs, including specific reference to the way the design
addresses environmental issues (4)
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AND
6.2 Study the images below and answer the questions that follow.
FIGURE B
FIGURE C
6.2.1 Show your understanding of the terms, ‘Recycle’ and ‘Repurpose’
by identifying which categories each of the above designs,
(FIGURE B and FIGURE C), belong to. Give reasons. (2)
6.2.2 Discuss the work of ONE INTERNATIONAL designer who focuses
on environmental issues, by restoring or reshaping the interior or
exterior environment of the world around them in an
environmentally friendly way. Your discussion must include at
least ONE example of the designer’s work. (8)
AND/OR
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6.3
FIGURE D: Poster for World Environment Day, (the 5th of June)
6.3.1 Study the text and image very carefully and then explain the
meaning of the message in FIGURE D above. (1)
6.3.2 Show ONE way that designers can respond positively to the
message in the above poster. (1)
6.3.3 Contemporary designers are becoming very aware of the
importance of ‘green design’ as seen in FIGURE D above.
Discuss the work of ONE LOCAL OR ONE INTERNATIONAL
designer whose work can be considered green, referring to at least
ONE design by this designer to illustrate your statements.
(DO NOT REPEAT INFORMATION OR DESIGNERS THAT YOU
MIGHT HAVE USED IN QUESTIONS 6.1 OR 6.2). (8)
(10 + 10) [20]
TOTAL SECTION B: 40
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SECTION C: DESIGN IN A BUSINESS CONTEXT
QUESTION 7
7.1
FIGURE A: Section of shop interior and window display, Suzaan Heynes fashion
store, Melrose Arch, Johannesburg, 2012.
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7.1 Study the images in (FIGURE A) on the previous page and then answer the
questions that follow.
7.1.1 Describe a possible target market for the products illustrated in
FIGURE A. Supply TWO reasons for your answer. (3)
7.1.2 Analyse the shop interior in the top image of FIGURE A according to
the following:
Colour (2)
Use of space (2)
7.1.3 Give the following information:
FIVE characteristics of effective shop displays. (5)
7.1.4 What type of packaging would you recommend for the Suzaan
Heynes fashion store in FIGURE A? Motivate your answer. (2)
7.2 7.2.1 Name the design discipline that you are studying, for example
textiles, ceramics or graphic design, and then supply the following
information:
The name of TWO tertiary institutions where you would be able
to study your particular discipline (2)
FOUR possible career options available to you once you have
finished studying (4)
7.3
FIGURE B
7.3.1 Provide a SWOT analysis of the design in FIGURE B above, to
show whether or not it would be a suitable product for the South
African market.
(Note: Marks are not allocated to the identification of the individual
letters of the anagram – SWOT). (10)
TOTAL SECTION C: 30
GRAND TOTAL: 150
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7.1 Bestudeer die uitbeeldings in (FIGUUR A) op die vorige bladsy en
beantwoord dan die vrae wat volg.
7.1.1 Beskryf ʼn moontlike teikenmark vir die produkte wat in FIGUUR A
hierbo uitgebeeld word. Verskaf TWEE redes vir jou antwoord. (3)
7.1.2 Analiseer die winkel-interieur uitgebeeld in die boonste gedeelte van
FIGUUR A volgens die volgende:
Kleur (2)
Gebruik van spasie/ruimte (2)
7.1.3 Gee die volgende inligting:
VYF eienskappe van effektiewe winkel vertoning. (5)
7.1.4 Watter tipe verpakking sal jy vir die Suzaan Heynes modewinkel in
FIGUUR A aanbeveel? Motiveer jou antwoord. (2)
7.2 7.2.1 Noem die ontwerp dissipline wat jy bestudeer, bv. tekstiel, keramiek
of grafiese ontwerp, en verskaf dan die volgende inligting:
Die naam van TWEE tersiêre inrigtings waar jy jou spesifieke
dissipline kan studeer (2)
VIER moontlike loopbane wat jy kan volg nadat jy jou studies
voltooi het (4)
7.3
FIGUUR B
7.3.1 Gee ʼn SWOT analise vir die ontwerp in FIGUUR B hierbo en toon
aan of dit ʼn geskikte produk vir die Suid-Afrikaanse mark sal wees.
(Let Wel: Punte word nie toegeken vir die identifikasie van die
individuele letters van die SWOT-anagram nie.) (10)
TOTAAL AFDELING C: 30
GROOTTOTAAL: 150
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AFDELING C: ONTWERP IN ’N BESIGHEIDSKONTEKS
VRAAG 7
7.1
FIGUUR A: Gedeelte van ʼn winkel-interieur en vertoonvenster, Suzaan Heynes
modewinkel, Melrose Arch, Johannesburg, 2012.
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6.3
FIGUUR D: Plakkaat vir Wêreld Omgewingsdag, (die 5de Junie)
6.3.1 Bestudeer die teks en die beeld baie noukeuring en verduidelik
dan die betekenis van die boodskap in FIGUUR D hierbo. (1)
6.3.2 Wys EEN manier hoe ontwerpers positief op die boodskap in die
bostaande plakkaat kan reageer. (1)
6.3.3 Kontemporêre ontwerpers raak baie meer bewus van die
belangrikheid van ‘groen ontwerp’ soos in FIGUUR D hierbo
gesien.
Bespreek die werk van EEN PLAASLIKE OF EEN
INTERNASIONALE ontwerper wie se werk as ‘groen’ gesien kan
word en verwys ook na EEN ontwerp deur die ontwerper om jou
stelling te illustreer.
(MOENIE INLIGTING OF ONTWERPERS HERHAAL WAT JY
DALK IN VRAAG 6.1 OF VRAAG 6.2 GEBRUIK HET NIE.) (8)
(10 + 10) [20]
TOTAAL AFDELING B: 40
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EN
6.2 Bestudeer die uitbeeldings hieronder en beantwoord die vrae wat volg.
FIGUUR B
FIGUUR C
6.2.1 Wys wat jy onder die terme ‘Herwin’ en ‘Herdoel/hergebruik’
verstaan deur te wys aan watter kategorieë die bostaande
ontwerpe (FIGUUR B en FIGUUR C) behoort. Gee redes vir jou
antwoord. (2)
6.2.2 Bespreek die werk van EEN INTERNASIONALE ontwerper wat op
omgewingskwessies fokus, deur die interieur of eksterieur
omgewing om hulle in ʼn omgewingsvriendelike wyse te hervorm of
restoureer. Jou bespreking moet ten minste EEN voorbeeld van
die ontwerper se werk insluit. (8)
EN/OF
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VRAAG 6
DAAR IS 3 VRAE (6.1, 6.2 EN 6.3). BEANTWOORD ENIGE TWEE.
(10 punte elk x 2 = 20 punte).
MOENIE INLIGTING IN ENIGE VAN HIERDIE VRAE HERHAAL NIE.
6.1
FIGUUR A
6.1.1 Volhoubare ontwerp is een manier waarop ontwerpers kan bydra tot
die voorkoming van aardverwarming.
Noem TWEE maniere hoe ontwerpers kan verseker dat hulle
ontwerpe minimale impak op die omgewing sal hê. (Hierdie
antwoord mag nie herwinning of hergebruik van ʼn produk insluit nie.) (2)
6.1.2 Bespreek die werk van EEN Suid-Afrikaner wat op ʼn
omgewingsbewuste wyse ontwerp. Skryf die inligting onder die
volgende opskrifte:
Die naam van die ontwerper (1)
Sy/haar doelwitte (1)
Die invloede op sy/haar werk (2)
Die naam en ʼn kort analise van EEN van sy/haar ontwerpe en
die spesifieke verwysing van die wyse waarop die ontwerp
omgewingskwessies aanspreek (4)
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5.2 Bestudeer die onderstaande ontwerp en beantwoord die vrae wat volg.
FIGUUR B
5.2.1 Die bostaande ontwerp (FIGUUR B) is ʼn goeie voorbeeld van
sosiale ontwerp. Watter afdeling van die samelewing sal voordeel
trek uit hierdie ontwerp? Verduidelik jou antwoord. (2)
5.3 Bespreek die werk van EEN INTERNASIONALE ontwerper wie se werk
daarop gefokus is om sosiale kwessies op een of ander manier aan te
spreek. Verwys na die volgende:
Doelwitte
Algemene karaktereienskappe
Die naam en kort verduideliking van EEN werk wat sosiale kwessies
aanspreek (8)
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AFDELING B: ONTWERP IN ’N SOSIALE/OMGEWINGSKONTEKS
VRAAG 5
5.1 5.1.1 Baie PLAASLIKE ontwerpers/ontwerpsgroepe gebruik ontwerp om
ʼn bewustheid van sosiale probleme soos armoede, werkloosheid,
geweld en vooroordeel te skep. Bespreek die werk van EEN so ʼn
plaaslike ontwerper/ontwerpsgroep deur na die volgende te
verwys:
Die naam van die ontwerper/ontwerpgroep
Gee ʼn kort verduideliking van die ontwerper/ontwerp-groep se
doelwitte en ontwerp prosedures
Lig uit hoe hulle werk sosiale kwessies en kwelpunte
aanspreek (7)
5.1.2 Bestudeer die volgende plakkaat noukeurig en beantwoord dan die
vrae wat volg.
FIGUUR A: ‘One in five South Africans will dine out tonight’,
lamppaal-plakkaat veldtog vir Operation Hunger deur Joe Public, 2006
Verduidelik wat die boodskap van die bostaande plakkaat
(FIGUUR A) is en hoe die komposisie en die keuse van die
tipografie en beelde help om die boodskap oor te dra. (3)
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4.2
FIGUUR B: Pop Era/Tyd van Oorvloed FIGUUR C: Post Modernisme
4.2.1 Dink jy dit kan geredeneer word dat FIGUUR B ʼn beter voorstel van
die beweging waaraan dit behoort as FIGUUR C is?
Gee jou antwoord as ʼn geskrewe bespreking en sluit die volgende
inligting in: (Tabelvorm word nie toegelaat nie.)
Die verskille en ooreenkomste tussen die twee bewegings wat
die ontwerpe inspireer het
Die relevante invloede en die stilistiese karaktereienskappe
van die bewegings wat in elke ontwerp uitgebeeld word (8)
4.2.2 Noem EEN ontwerper uit enige van die twee bewegings en EEN
ontwerp deur daardie persoon. (Moenie die ontwerpe wat in
VRAAG 4 gewys word, noem nie.) (2)
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TOTAAL AFDELING A: 80
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4.1.1 Die volgende stelling deur Tonya Lee beklemtoon die belangrikheid
daarvan om die ontwerpbewegings uit die verlede te verstaan om
sodoende hedendaagse ontwerp te waardeer:
‘Kontemporêre ontwerp het ʼn paar elemente van Modernisme en
Postmodernisme geleen, maar dit het ook baie idees van baie ander
style soos Art Deco, Dekonstruksionisme, Futurisme en meer,
bymekaargemaak.’ (About.com)
Met dit in gedagte, kies TWEE style uit die ontwerpsgeskiedenis uit
die lys hieronder:
Die Kunsvlytbeweging (1850 – 1900)
Art Nouveau (1890 – 1905)
Modernisme, (‘the Age of Streamlining’) (1935 – 1955)
Art Deco (1925 – 1939)
Bauhaus (1919 – 1933)
DAARNA
Skryf die name van die TWEE bewegings wat jy gekies het en skryf
ʼn volle bespreking van elk onder die volgende opskrifte:
Doelwitte (2)
Invloede op die styl (2)
Karaktereienskappe van die styl (3)
Die naam van EEN ontwerper wat met die beweging
geassosieer word en ʼn analise van EEN van sy/haar ontwerpe (3)
(2 x 10) (20)
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VRAAG 4
4.1
FIGUUR A
Die bostaande uitbeeldings stel sommige van die ontwerpbewegings wat jy
bestudeer het, voor. Bestudeer die uitbeeldings noukeurig en beantwoord
dan die vrae wat volg.
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VRAAG 3
FIGUUR A: ‘Bad’ deur Nkensani Nkosi, FIGUUR B: Bad ontwerp in die
(Suid-Afrika, 2011) Victoriaanse styl (Engeland, 1837 –
1912).
3.1 Vergelyk (wys die ooreenkomste en verskille uit) in die bostaande twee
ontwerpe (FIGUUR A en FIGUUR B) onder die volgende opskrifte:
Balans (2)
‘Vorm volg funksie’ (4)
Moontlike invloede (4)
3.2 Vir ʼn kontemporêre ontwerp om ‘Trots Suid-Afrikaans’ te wees moet dit ons
kultuur of omgewing op een of ander wyse weerspieël. Skryf oor die werk
van een ontwerper of ontwerp-groep wat in hierdie kategorie val. Jou
antwoord moet die volgende insluit:
Naam van die ontwerper of ontwerpgroep (1)
Plaaslike/globale invloede en inspirasie (2)
Algemene karaktereienskappe (4)
Naam en kort analise van ten minste EEN ontwerp (3)
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2.2 Bestudeer die ontwerpe hieronder en beantwoord dan die vrae wat volg.
FIGUUR C
2.2.1 Hoekom dink jy is die gesig van Nelson Mandela en die leeukop in
die nuwe ontwerp van die vyftigrandnoot in FIGUUR C hierbo
ingesluit? (2)
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VRAAG 2
2.1 Let noukeurig op na die uitbeeldings hieronder en beantwoord die vrae wat
volg.
FIGUUR A
FIGUUR B
2.1.1 Verduidelik die betekenis van ‘Stereotipering’ in die ontwerpkonteks
sowel as die moontlike uitwerking wat dit op die samelewing kan hê
wanneer dit in advertensies gebruik word. (4)
2.1.2 Stel enige een van die twee bostaande uitbeeldings (FIGUUR A en
FIGUUR B) voorbeelde van stereotipering voor? Verduidelik deur die
twee uitbeeldings te vergelyk. (4)
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1.2
FIGUUR B:‘Accidental Carpet’ deur FIGUUR C:Detail van ‘Accidental Carpet’
Droog Design, Nederland, 2008.
Analiseer die bostaande ontwerp deur na die volgende terme te verwys:
Innoverendheid en oorspronklikheid (1)
Bruikbaarheid (2)
Lyn (2)
Kleur (2)
Ritme (2)
Moontlike inspirasie/invloede (1)
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AFDELING A: ONTWERPSGELETTERDHEID
VRAAG 1: ‘ONGESIENE’ WERKE OM VISUELE GELETTERDHEID TE TOETS
1.1
FIGUUR A: ‘Kudu Trophy’ deur Magda van der Vloed, Suid-Afrika. Draad
en gehekelde, herwinde plastieksakke, 2012.
1.1.1 Dink jy die ontwerp in FIGUUR A hierbo is ‘kitsch’ of nie?
Verduidelik jou antwoord. (2)
1.1.2 FIGUUR A is nie slegs ʼn dekoratiewe voorwerp nie, maar het ook
simboliese waarde. Bespreek kortliks EEN simbool wat deur
hierdie ontwerp uitgebeeld word (2)
1.1.3 Analiseer die gebruik van die volgende DRIE ontwerp- elemente en
beginsels in bostaande ontwerp:
Patroon
Lyn
Kontras (6)
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2 ONTWERP V1 (SEPTEMBER 2013)
INSTRUKSIES EN INLIGTING
1. Daar is SEWE vrae in hierdie vraestel.
2. Daar is keusevrae, lees dus die instruksies by elke vraag noukeurig deur.
3. Die vraestel bestaan uit DRIE afdelings:
AFDELING A: Ontwerpgeletterdheid [80 punte]
VRAE 1 – 4
AFDELING B: Ontwerp in ʼn sosiale- of omgewingskonteks [40 punte]
VRAAG 5 en VRAAG 6
AFDELING C: Ontwerp in ʼn besigheidskonteks [30 punte]
VRAAG 7
4. Lees die vereistes van elke vraag noukeurig deur.
5. Beantwoord elke vraag ten volle – moenie bloot feite opnoem nie.
6. Die puntetoekenning van elke vraag bepaal die hoeveelheid tyd wat aan
elke vraag spandeer moet word.
7. Moenie inligting en voorbeelde in verskillende vrae herhaal nie.
8. Skryf netjies en leesbaar.
WOORDELYS
Gebruik hierdie woordelys om seker te maak jy verstaan die vrae wat gevra word:
Analiseer: ʼn Gedetailleerde en logiese bespreking van die formele elemente
en beginsels.
Vergelyk: Dui verskille en ooreenkomste aan in ʼn geordende wyse binne
dieselfde argument.
Bespreek: Gee jou standpunt en gee redes vir die stellings wat jy maak
(motiveer).
Verduidelik: Maak duidelik en gee redes vir jou stellings (motiveer).
Interpreteer: Gee ʼn ingeligte mening, ondersteun deur voorbeelde.
Sê: Sê direk wat jy dink – gee jou opinie asook ʼn verduideliking.
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Province of the
EASTERN CAPE
EDUCATION
NASIONALE
SENIOR SERTIFIKAAT
GRAAD 12
SEPTEMBER 2013
ONTWERP V1
PUNTE: 150
TYD: 3 uur
*DSGNDM1*
Hierdie vraestel bestaan uit 17 bladsye.
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