# Mathematics Grade 9 November EC 2010 Memo (English)

> Grade 9 Mathematics memorandum from the November EC 2010 (English), 7 pages. Read online or get the free PDF download, question paper linked when available.

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- Subject: Mathematics
- Grade: Grade 9
- Language: English
- Document type: Memorandum
- Year: 2010
- Exam period: November EC
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 7

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Mathematics · Grade 9 · November EC · 2010 · English. Memorandum, 7 pages. Read online or download the PDF.

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                   Province of the
                   EASTERN CAPE
                   EDUCATION

                        SENIOR PHASE

                            GRADE 9

                    NOVEMBER 2010

             ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL
                    LANGUAGE
                     MEMORANDUM

MARKS: 100

              This memorandum paper consists of 7 pages.

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2                    ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE               (NOVEMBER 2010)

SECTION A: COMPREHENSION AND LANGUAGE

QUESTION 1: CONTENTS PAGE FROM A MAGAZINE

1.1   1.1.1    Namibia                                                          (1)

      1.1.2    traditional                                                      (1)

1.2   1.2.1    beach                                                            (1)

      1.2.2    Isidingo                                                         (1)

      1.2.3    60/sixty                                                         (1)

      1.2.4    pastor                                                           (1)

      1.2.5    cricket                                                          (1)

      1.2.6    Lucas Radebe                                                     (1)

1.3   His wedding day/The day he got married (OR anything similar)              (1)

1.4   Ubuntu                                                                    (1)

1.5   1.5.1    E

      1.5.2    H

      1.5.3    G

      1.5.4    B

      1.5.5    A

      1.5.6    D

      1.5.7    F

      1.5.8    C
                                                                      (8 x 1)   (8)
1.6   1.6.1    South Africa                                                     (1)

      1.6.2    Television or television                                         (1)

      1.6.3    fourteen                                                         (1)

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(NOVEMBER 2010)         ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE                                    3

1.7   1.7.1     diary                                                                  (1)

      1.7.2     daily                                                                  (1)

      1.7.3     feelings/feeling                                                       (1)

      1.7.4     more                                                                   (1)

1.8   ... he (√) had killed (√) their (√) mom. (2) Note: -1 mark per error (learner
      cannot get more than 2)                                                          (1)

1.9   1.9.1     and                                                                    (1)

      1.9.2     giant                                                                  (1)

1.10 “free” meaning you don’t have to pay for something. OR “free” meaning
     nothing stops you to go/do where/what you want to. Any sentence in which
     the meaning is clear. (2) marks: 1 mark for correct language; 1 mark if the
     relevant meaning is clear.                                                        (2)
                                                                                      [30]

QUESTION 2: NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENT

2.1   26 October 2010 (or just 26 October)                                             (1)

2.2   Learners’ own answers. NO marks for the YES or NO. The
      explanation/motivation has to fit the YES/NO. Possible answers: YES – all
      learners who are preparing for their exams, have to manage their time and
      can use the same tips given to Grade 12 learners. NO – Grade 9 learners
      don’t have such a great volume of work to study; hence they don’t really need
      such a fixed time table. OR any similar answer that makes sense.                 (2)

2.3   blank                                                                            (1)

2.4   You first plan in rough/In case you want to make changes before you finalise
      it. OR any similar answer that makes sense.                                      (1)

2.5   Use different colours.                                                           (1)

2.6    C      when you can really concentrate.                                         (1)

2.7   see                                                                              (1)

2.8   Learners’ own answers. NO marks for the YES or NO. The
      explanation/motivation has to fit the YES/NO. Possible answers: YES – You
      may want to listen to what is going on TV/the radio and then you will not
      concentrate properly on your work. NO – I am used to studying while listening
      to TV/the radio; it helps me to relax and then I study better. OR any similar
      answer that makes sense.                                                         (2)

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4                    ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE                  (NOVEMBER 2010)

2.9   2.9.1    asked                                                               (1)

      2.9.2    who                                                                 (1)

      2.9.3    to help                                                             (1)

      2.9.4    prepared                                                            (1)

      2.9.5    to                                                                  (1)

      2.9.6    advice                                                              (1)

      2.9.7    Their                                                               (1)

      2.9.8    of                                                                  (1)

      2.9.9    try                                                                 (1)

      2.9.10   boys                                                                (1)

      2.9.11   much                                                                (1)

2.10 .... to study more than 3 hours in a row.                                     (1)

2.11 Useful tips were (√) published (√) in the newspaper by them (√).
     Note: -1 mark per error (learner cannot get more than 2)                      (2)

2.12 responsible                                                                   (1)

2.13 Where did (√) they see (√) the advertisement? (√) (2)
     Note: -1 mark per error (learner cannot get more than 2)                      (2)

2.14 Oct. (must be correct)                                                        (1)

2.15 2.15.1    harder                                                              (1)

      2.15.2   better (Note: Spelling MUST be correct.)                            (1)
                                                                                  [30]

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(NOVEMBER 2010)      ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE                                  5

QUESTION 3: NEWSPAPER ARTICLE

3.1   Commonwealth Games                                                          (1)

3.2   New Dehli/India                                                             (1)

3.3   3.3.1   YES                                                                 (1)

      3.3.2   “matric pupil” (or without “ ”)                                     (1)

3.4   Australia (1) and England (1)                                               (2)

3.5   3.5.1   minutes                                                             (1)

      3.5.2   seconds (Note: disregard spelling errors (unless it changes
              meaning).                                                           (1)

3.6   On the back page/On page 16                                                 (1)

3.7   “pick up the tempo”                                                         (1)
                                                                                 [10]

                                                              TOTAL SECTION A:    70

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6                       ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE                        (NOVEMBER 2010)

SECTION B: SUMMARY

QUESTION 4

    1.   Learners may use sentences directly from the text or put it in their own words.
         Whatever they do has to make sense.
    2.   Only ONE fact/tip on a specific point.
    3.   Mark allocation as follows:
              7 marks for 7 facts/tips.
              3 marks for language: - 1 mark for every 5 language errors (disregard
                 spelling).
              If a sentence is not complete/full and the actual fact is not clear from
                 such an incomplete sentence – NO mark.
              If the summary is too long (more than 65 words), deduct one mark
                 overall.
    4.   Possible answers: Any SEVEN of the following (PLUS your own discretion)
              Be on time/Don’t be late.
              Wait away from the road.
              Don’t rush or push against other people.
              Remain seated while the vehicle is moving / Never kneel on your seat.
              Keep your luggage out of the ways and exits.
              Don’t distract the driver/Don’t talk to the driver while he is driving.
              Don’t throw things around or out of the windows.
              Wait until the vehicle has stopped completely before getting off.
              Cross the road after the vehicle has moved away.

                                                                   TOTAL SECTION B:         10

SECTION C: WRITING

QUESTION 5: A DIALOGUE

1.       Use the rubric on the next page.

2.       Correct format: names underneath each other, line open between names, after
         names, no inverted commas.

3.       The principal must be addressed in a formal way.

4.       ALL four learners involved in the fight must be mentioned; learners have to
         write on their participation in the fight.

                                                                   TOTAL SECTION C:         20

                                                                       GRAND TOTAL:        100

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              (NOVEMBER 2010)       ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE                                           7

        ASSESSMENT RUBRIC FOR FUNCTIONAL WRITING – FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
     TOTAL: 20                  LEVEL 4                  LEVEL 3                    LEVEL 2                    LEVEL 1
                                   4                          3                          2                          1
Correct FORMAT and      Complete adherence to     Good adherence to          Partial adherence to       Very limited adherence
appropriate LENGTH      format.                   format.                    format.                    to format.
                        Appropriate length.       Fairly appropriate         Inappropriate length.      Far too long or too short.
                                                  length.
                                  8 – 10                    6–7                        3–5                         1–2
                        Appropriate structure     Mostly appropriate         Inappropriate structure    Completely
STRUCTURE, tone,        and tone.                 structure and tone.        and tone.                  inappropriate structure
style and register.     Variation of sentence     Complete sentences.        Incomplete sentences.      and tone.
SPELLING and            types.                    Few grammatical,           Many grammatical,          Weak sentence
PUNCTUATION.            Good use of grammar,      spelling and punctuation   spelling and punctuation   structure.
Use of LANGUAGE.        correct spelling and      errors.                    errors.                    Numerous grammatical,
                        punctuation – few                                                               spelling and punctuation
                        errors.                                                                         errors.
                                     6                      4–5                        2–3                          1
Adherence to TOPIC      Complete adherence to     Adheres to topic with      Mentions the topic, but    Completely off the topic.
                        topic.                    minor deviations.          with no adherence to it.   Purpose not achieved at
                        Purpose fully achieved.   Purpose partially          Purpose not achieved.      all.
                                                  achieved.

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