English Grade 3 November 2016 Memo

Downloaded from hlayiso.com FOUNDATION PHASE GRADE 3 NOVEMBER 2016 ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE MEMORANDUM MARKS: 40 This memorandum consists of 4 pages.

Downloaded from hlayiso.com (EC/NOVEMBER 2016) ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE 2 NO HALF MARKS MAY BE ALLOCATED. QUESTION MARKS TOTAL EXPECTED ANSWERS 1. Any title, which might have one or more of the following words: behaviour, son, disobedient, friends, potatoes, 1 (1) plan, bully, choice or any acceptable answer. Ignore spelling errors. 2. B 1 (1) 3. Their son became disobedient. 1 (1) 4. The father bought potatoes 2 Only 1 mark All the potatoes were bad. 4 allocated for The son put the potatoes in a bag. 3 correct (1) The father thought of a plan. sequencing. 1 5. good/bad choices, type of friends, disobedient/obedient behaviour, listen to parents or any other similar acceptable 1 (1) correct answer. (Ignore spelling errors.) 6. Loyal, kind, caring, trusting, friendly, helpful, responsible or any other similar acceptable correct answer. 1 (1) (Ignore spelling errors.). 7. 7.1 a school 1 (2) 7.2 Friday 1 8. 8.1 Mommy made supper and baked biscuits. Continuous tenses are acceptable e.g. was making and was baking. 1 A complete sentence must be written. Correct spelling of the tense words is required. 8.2 We eat our sweets and drink cool drink. Continuous tenses are acceptable e.g. are eating and are drinking. 1 (2) A complete sentence must be written. Correct spelling of the tense words is required. Copyright reserved Please turn over

Downloaded from hlayiso.com 3 ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE (EC/NOVEMBER 2016) QUESTION MARKS TOTAL EXPECTED ANSWERS 9. 9.1 children popcorn 2 (Incorrect if more than two words per question are circled.) (6) 9.2 They 2 their 9.3 (a) but 2 (b) and 10. 10.1 knits Correct 1 10.2 lamb spelling 1 (3) 10.3 writes required. 1 11. 11.1 The children eat biscuits, sweets and 2 popcorn. 11.2 Which do you prefer, chocolate or 2 strawberry ice cream? 11.3 “No!” shouted the child. (6) 1 mark for the set of open and closed inverted commas and 1 mark for the 2 exclamation mark. Exclamation mark should be inside inverted commas. 12. 12.1 drinks 1 (2) 12.2 buy 1 13. 13.1 Vuyo Ignore 1 13.2 Anna spelling 1 (3) 13.3 Lino, Daddy errors. 1 1 mark for both names. 13.4 Rubric 3 relevant sentences without spelling and grammar errors. 3 2−3 relevant sentences but with 2 (3) some spelling and grammar errors. 1−2 relevant sentences with some spelling and grammar errors 1 no relevant sentences 0 Copyright reserved Please turn over

Downloaded from hlayiso.com (EC/NOVEMBER 2016) ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE 4 14. 14.1 D 1 (2) 14.2 C 1 15. See rubric below. (5) CRITERIA DESCRIPTION MARKS Paragraphs Copied instructions/one word/phrase/part of a sentence. 0 (2 marks) One paragraph 1 Two paragraphs 2 Content Copied instructions/one word, phrase unrelated to the 0 (2 marks) topic. 1−9 simple sentences or 1−5 complex sentences related to 1 the topic. 10 simple or 6 complex sentences related to the topic. 2 Grammar, More than 10 grammatical, punctuation or spelling errors. 0 punctuation and 6−10 grammatical, punctuation or spelling errors. 1 spelling (2 marks) 0-5 grammatical, punctuation or spelling errors 2 Deduct one mark from the learner’s total for question 16 if the sentences are numbered. TOTAL: 40 Copyright reserved Please turn over