# English Fal Grade 5 ANA 2012 Memo (English)

> Grade 5 English Fal memorandum from the ANA 2012 (English), 3 pages. Read online or get the free PDF download, question paper linked when available.

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- Updated: 2026-09-27
- Subject: English Fal
- Grade: Grade 5
- Language: English
- Document type: Memorandum
- Year: 2012
- Exam period: ANA
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 3

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                                           ANNUAL NATIONAL ASSESSMENT 2012
                                       GRADE 5 ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
                                                          TEST
                                                     MEMORANDUM
MARKS: 30
                            This memorandum consists of 3 pages.

                                                                                         MARKS   TOTAL
QUESTION                                EXPECTED ANSWERS

1.             A/TheLlife of the Wolf and the Dog                                           1    1

2.             Any one of the following: It got cold and rainy/He had no roof over his      1    1
               head/not enough food. (Any other relevant response).
3.1            C/He was large and clean.                                                    1

3.2            Any one of the following: The mark on his neck.√√ /He was tied up
               during the day√√. /He was free only at night√√. (Any other relevant
               response).                                                                   2    3

4.             B/nobody gave him food.                                                      1    1

5.             D/freedom is more important.                                                 1    1

6.             Yes√: Tika preferred to get food without much work. √ / Tika preferred
               food and shelter to freedom.√ / Tika was cleaned (washed) by the
               children.√ / His master gave him bones. √/ Tika had freedom of
               movement at night.√ (Any one reason).

                                                     OR

               No√: He was ashamed of the mark on his neck.√ / He had no freedom of       2      2
               movement during the day.√ / He was always tied up during the day. √
               (Any one reason).

               Learners should not be penalised for grammatical mistakes.

               1 mark is awarded for every reason given.

               No mark should be given for only a ‘yes/no’ response without a reason.

7.1            grateful                                                                     1

7.2            saved                                                                        1    2

               Marks should be awarded even if saved is in 7.1 and grateful is in 7.2.

Grade 5 English FAL                              1

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8.1            C/stronger                                                                    1
                                                                                                     2
8.2            A/healthier                                                                   1

9.             Peter is good at swimming but √ he √ has not taken part in any
               competitions.

                                                     OR

               Peter is good at swimming but√√ has not taken part in any competitions.

               Award 1 mark only if a learner joins the two sentences with ‘but’ and
               does not replace Peter with a pronoun ‘he’: i.e:
                                                                                         2           2
               Peter is good at swimming but Peter has not taken part in any
               competitions.

10.            from                                                                          1       1

11.1           plays/Vusi plays cricket every day.                                           1
                                                                                                     2
11.2           are/This year, Sandile and Mary are members of the netball team.              1

12.1           18:00/18H00/Six p.m./6 o’clock.                                               1

12.2           News in 60 Seconds                                                            1       3

12.3           Any one of the following: News Headlines, Main News, News, News @7,           1
               News in 60 Seconds

13.            C/Koowee, Channel O, Studio Music                                             1       1

14.1           B/Studio Music                                                                1
                                                                                                     2
14.2           B/Isidingo                                                                    1

15.            See the rubric for marking the paragraph.
                                                                                                 6

Grade 5 English FAL                              2

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                       QUESTION 15: Rubric for paragraph writing

In assessing the paragraph the following aspects must be kept in mind:

When a teacher assesses a learner’s piece, marks should be awarded: first for content and then for
language structure and use. These marks should be added up to form the final mark out of 6.

Although a learner’s content might be irrelevant to the topic, the teacher still has to award a mark for
language structure and use.
Criteria            Level 1             Level 2             Level 3                Level 4

Marks               0 marks             1 mark              2 marks                3 marks

Content             No paragraph or     Some sentences      Sentences are          Sentences are relevant to
                    Irrelevant ideas    are relevant to     mostly relevant to     topic.
                    written.            topic.              topic.                 Shows logical
                                                            Shows some logical     development of idea.
                                                            development of idea.

Marks               0 mark              1 mark              2 marks                3 marks

Language Use        Copied sentences    At least one        At least 3-4 or more   At least 5-6 or more
                    or incomplete       sentence is         sentences written,     sentences written,
(spelling,          sentences           mostly without      complete with          complete with subject and
grammar and                             errors.                                    verb.
                    (no subject or                          subject and verb.
punctuation)        verb).
                                                            At least 2 sentences   At least 4 sentences are
                                                            are mostly without     mostly without errors.
                                                            errors.
                                                                                   Correct use of vocabulary.

                                                                                                TOTAL: 30

Grade 5 English FAL                                3

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