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English FAL Grade 11 Paper 1 Eastern Cape November 2012 Memo

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Downloaded from hlayiso.com Province of the EASTERN CAPE EDUCATION NATIONAL SENIOR CERTIFICATE GRADE 11 NOVEMBER 2012 ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE P1 MEMORANDUM MARKS: 80 This memorandum consists of 6 pages.
Downloaded from hlayiso.com 2 ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE P1 (NOVEMBER 2012) SECTION A: COMPREHENSION QUESTION 1 1.1 The article is about helping an Alzheimer patient. / It explains what LO2 AS1 SS 1 Alzheimer is and how one can assist an Alzheimer sufferer. √√ 2 1.2 It implies that she got lost. / It means she could not remember her way LO2 AS2 SS 4 home. √√ (Any 1) 2 1.3.1 Accept quote, “her pensioners group hosted a speaker from Alzheimer SA LO2 AS2 SS 1 group”/ She learnt of it when her pensioners group hosted a speaker from Alzheimer SA / A speaker from Alzheimer SA came and talked about the disease to her pensioners group. √√ (Any 1) 2 1.3.2 It is in the direct speech. / These are the direct words spoken by Stella. √√ LO4 AS2 SS 11 2 1.3.3 She could no longer meet with her pensioners group. / She cannot leave LO2 AS1 SS 3 her sister alone. / She has to stay home for 24 hours.√√ OR She has to use her pension money, which is not much to support Martha. / She has an added responsibility of her sister without earning much.√√ OR She has to make sure that she feeds bathes and keep her safe.√√ (Any one point, if more than a point written award marks for the first point and disregard the others.) 2 1.4 Metaphor √√ LO4 AS2 SS 11 2 1.5 False: √ It can be caused by injuries to the head, including those LO2, AS1 SS 3 experienced in aggressive sport such as rugby or boxing.√ False: √ … it can affect anyone at any age.√ 4 1.6 The writer advises them to visit a neurologist for tests.√√ LO2 AS2 SS 8 2 1.7 She is in the severe stages: √ she cannot even bathe herself. / LO2 AS2 SS 10 She is in the severe stages: “Everyday Stella has to see to it that Martha is bathed, fed and kept safe.” √ Award 1 mark for the first part and 1 mark for the second part. 2 1.8 To protect their identity/so that they cannot be identified/ so that no one LO2 AS2 SS may know who they are. √√ 2
Downloaded from hlayiso.com (NOVEMBER 2012) ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE P1 3 1.9 No: the sufferer might get lost LO2 AS3 OR SS 1 No: the patient might not be able to take care of himself/herself OR No√: she/ he might do himself/herself harm.√√ Do not award mark for NO only; the first part must be followed by a valid reason. 3 1.10 Three √ LO2 AS2 SS 9 1 1.11 False: √ it will also be raining in Bisho and East London. √ LO2 AS2 SS 9 Award 1 mark for False and 1 mark for the reason. 2 1.12 Most of the Eastern Cape will be rainy and Mthatha will be cloudy, whereas LO2 AS2 SS 10 in the Gauteng province there will be thundershowers. √√ 2 TOTAL SECTION A: 30
Downloaded from hlayiso.com 4 ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE P1 (NOVEMBER 2012) SECTION B: SUMMARY QUESTION 2 1. Keep the minimum balance required in your account. 2. Opt for cellphone banking. / choose online banking. (Not both, if learner writes both marks as repetition). 3. Ensure that there is enough money in your account for debit orders or payments. 4. Use your own banks ATM. 5. Only draw the required amount. 6. Draw money from supermarket tills. 7. Deposit money at the ATM. 8. Limit yourself to two internet-banking sessions per month. Marking the Summary: • Candidates should present the summary in the required format. Summaries not presented in the required format should also be marked. • Candidates should indicate the number of words used correctly. • Marks to be awarded as follows: o 7 marks for points o 3 marks for language Penalties If the candidate has not presented the summary in the required format The candidate should be penalized 1 mark from the total. o For direct quotations of the whole sentence, penalties should be effected as follows: o 1 – 3 whole sentences quoted: no penalty o 4 – 5 whole sentences quoted: 1 mark should be deducted o 6 – 7 whole sentences quoted: deduct 2 mark NOTE: If the learner has not quoted the whole, it is not a quote. Language errors in grammar, spelling, and punctuation. 0 – 4 errors – no deduction 5 – 10 errors – deduct 1 mark 11 – 15 errors – deduct 2 marks 16 errors – subtract 3 marks Subtract 1 mark from the total marks awarded for points and language together if the learner has not indicated the number of words. TOTAL SECTION B: 10
Downloaded from hlayiso.com (NOVEMBER 2012) ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE P1 5 SECTION C: LANGUAGE QUESTION 3: ANALYSING AN ADVERTISEMENT 3.1 There is nothing quite like enjoying the little things. √ LO2 AS4 SS 1 1 3.2 It is short/It is punchy/It is easily identified with the product.√ (Any 1) LO2 AS4 SS 1 2 3.3 The mother in the picture is enjoying her time with her child. √√ LO2 AS4 SS 13 The picture shows them smiling and playing together. √√ 4 3.4 To children/to kids √ LO4 AS 2 SS 4 1 3.5 It claims that you will be able to spend more time with your kids. √ LO2 AS 2 SS 1 It also claims that you will be become a better parent. √ 2 [10] QUESTION 4: ANALYSING A CARTOON 4.1 Garfield brings an empty basin/Garfield brings an empty plate. √√ LO2 AS2 SS 7 2 4.2.1 The man asked whether that was his life. LO4 AS3 SS3 OR The man asked if that was his life. (4 x ½) 2 4.2.2 D – .Making his owner feel worse √ LO4 AS3 SS3 1 4.3 He is the master in that he is the owner of the cat √ and he is the LO4 AS2 servant in that he has to make sure that the cat is fed, kept in a clean SS3 space and protected. √ 2 4.4 Frame1 – ellipsis dots: They help us guess the man’s feeling at the job LO4 AS2 SS 11 ahead of him (he is not looking forward to this task.) √ Frame 2 – question mark: Shows that a question is asked. √ Frame3 – exclamation mark: It shows the man’s misery. √ Award 1 mark for each correctly identified punctuation mark and its use. 3 [10]
Downloaded from hlayiso.com 6 ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE P1 (NOVEMBER 2012) QUESTION 5: LANGUAGE AND EDITING SKILLS 5.1 5.1.1 Pretoria √ LO4 AS1 SS1 1 5.1.2 Type √ LO4 AS1 SS1 1 5.2 Not √ LO4 AS1 SS4 1 5.3 Principal/dean/administrator √ 1 LO4 AS1 SS9 Increase/raise (in prices) √ 1 5.4 Mimi says, “I would like to have a few tables and chairs.” √√√ LO4 AS2 SS8 Award a mark for each correctly placed punctuation mark. NOTE: Award 1 mark for both inverted commas. 3 5.5 Out of season √ LO4 AS1 SS9 3 5.6 Show them! √√ LO4 AS2 Award 1 mark for starting the sentence with show and 1 mark for the SS6 exclamation mark. 2 5.7 A – Pronoun√ LO4 AS2 SS1 1 5.8 Inspiration √ LO4 AS2 SS2 1 5.9 One √ LO4 AS2 SS10 1 5.10 C – cook √ LO4 AS1 SS5 1 5.11 experiment √ LO4 AS1 SS1 1 5.12 tomatoes √ 1 LO4 AS1 SS5 recipes √ 1 [10] TOTAL SECTION C: 40 GRAND TOTAL: 80

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