English Grade 3 November Common Test 2011 Memo

Downloaded from hlayiso.com Province of the EASTERN CAPE EDUCATION FOUNDATION PHASE GRADE 3 NOVEMBER 2011 ENGLISH LITERACY MEMORANDUM MARKS: 25 This memorandum consists of 4 pages.

Downloaded from hlayiso.com 2 ENGLISH LITERACY (MEMO) (NOVEMBER 2011) QUESTION EXPECTED ANSWER MARK(S) TOTAL 1. D 1 (1) 2. Mrs Bam and Mrs Peter 1 (1) 3. on the school grounds 1 (1) 4. 3 1 (1) 4 2 1 5. C 1 (1) 6. I must not judge people before I meet 1 (1) them. 7. 7.1 C 1 (2) 7.2 b 1 8. 8.1 the bell rang at the end of the 1 (2) school day. 8.2 they will be carrying their school 1 bags. 9. his 1 (1) 10. feet 1 (1) 11. behind 1 (1) 12. walk 1 (1) 13. 13.1 a 1 (3) 13.2 c 1 13.3 b 1 14. 14.1 c 1 (2) 14.2 b 1

Downloaded from hlayiso.com 3 ENGLISH LITERACY (MEMO) (NOVEMBER 2011) 0 marks 1 mark 2 marks 3 marks 4 marks 5 marks 6 marks 15. Copied One sentence Two different Three Four different Five different Six or more instructions, has related to the but logical different but but logical but logical different but written only one topic with at sentences logical sentences sentences logical word/phrase. least a subject related to the sentences related to the related to the sentences and a verb. topic with at related to the topic with at topic with at related to the Uses correct least a subject topic with at least a subject least a subject topic with at spacing, and a verb. least a subject and a verb. and a verb. least a subject grammar and Uses correct and a verb. Uses correct At least four of and a verb. punctuation so spacing, Uses correct spacing, the sentences At least five of that others can grammar and spacing, grammar and must have no the sentences read what has punctuation grammar and punctuation spelling, must have no been written. so that others punctuation so that others grammar or spelling, Ignore spelling, can read what so that others can read what punctuation grammar or if not spelt has been can read what has been errors. punctuation correctly, but is written. has been written. errors. phonetically Ignore written. Ignore spelt and written spelling, if not Ignore spelling, if not for example, spelt spelling, if not spelt correctly, “skaird” for correctly, but spelt correctly, but is “scared”. is phonetically but is phonetically spelt and phonetically spelt and written, for spelt and written, example, written, for example, “skaird” for for example, “skaird” for “scared”. “skaird” for “scared”. “scared”. TOTAL MARKS: 25

Downloaded from hlayiso.com 4 ENGLISH LITERACY (MEMO) (NOVEMBER 2011) MARKS OBTAINED LEVEL CODES 1–8 1 9 – 12 2 13 – 17 3 18 – 25 4