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English Grade 3 ANA Exemplars 2012 Memo

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Downloaded from hlayiso.com ANNUAL NATIONAL ASSESSMENT GRADE 3 ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE MEMORANDUM SET 1: 2012 EXEMPLAR
Downloaded from hlayiso.com ANNUAL NATIONAL ASSESSMENTS GRADE 3 ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE SET 1 2012: EXEMPLAR MEMORANDUM QUESTION EXPECTED ANSWERS MARK(S) TOTAL 1.1 A 1 1 1.2 City 1 1 1.3 Jane 1 1 1.4 Any acceptable answer 1 1 1.5 Any acceptable answer 1 1 2.1 D 1 1 2.2 A 1 1 C D B 2.3.1 B 1 1 2.3.2 A 1 1 2.4 They went down to the river. 1 1 2.5 Any acceptable answer 1 1 3.1 C 1 1 3.2 river 1 1 3.3 A 1 1 3.4 waterfall 1 1 3.5 boat, a ship, a yacht 1 1 4.1 Any acceptable answer 1 1 4.2 delighted, excited, overjoyed, pleased, 1 2 happy, or any acceptable answer preferred, most wanted, desired, best, 1 best choice, or any acceptable answer 4.3 thrilled, that, them 1 1 4.4 kind 1 1 unfortunately 1 1 4.5 no 1 1 5.1 sh 1 1 ch 1 1 5.2 B 1 1 5.3 sh 1 1 5.4 Any acceptable ea and ee words 2 2 5.5 Any acceptable answer 2 2 6.1 p 1 1 f 1 1 6.2 dog 1 1 6.3 Any acceptable answer 2 2
Downloaded from hlayiso.com 6.4 t train 1 1 d duck 1 1 6.5 u 1 1 i 1 1 7.1 A 1 1 7.2.1 B 1 1 7.2.2 A 7.3 B 1 1 7.4 wish 1 1 tooth 1 1 7.5 cheeps 1 1 sheeps cips 8.1 Correct formation 2 2 8.2 Correct formation 2 2 8.3 B 1 1 8.4 Mary and Jane were thrilled to be staying on 1 1 the farm 9.1 1 1 b f g 9.2 C H E 3 3 9.3.1 B 1 1 9.3.2 A 9.4 Correct formation 2 2 9.5 Correct formation 2 2 10.1 3 1 1 2 4 1 10.2 Any acceptable answer 2 2 10.3 B 1 1 11.1 kicks 1 1 11.2 goes 1 1 runs 1 1 11.3 cries 1 1 eat 1 1 11.4 lives 1 1 likes 1 1 11.5 washes 1 1 eat 1 1
Downloaded from hlayiso.com 12.1 See attached rubric Rubric 6 12.2 See attached rubric Rubric 6 12.3 See attached rubric Rubric 6 12.4 See attached rubric Rubric 6 12.5 See attached rubric Rubric 6 13.1 The next time Busi saw a bag, she opened it 1 1 and looked to see what was inside. 13.2 On Friday Susie, a 20 year old girl from 1 1 Randburg, was involved in a car accident in Durban. 13.3 Any acceptable answer 1 1 13.4 ? 1 1 13.5 “Where shall we have a holiday?” asked 1 1 Susie. “Not in the city. I hate the noise of the taxis,” replied John. 14.1 B 1 1 14.2 girls 1 1 14.3 C 1 1 14.4.1 A 1 1 14.4.2 B 1 1 14.5 books 1 1 babies 1 1 15.1 C 1 1 15.2 fell 1 1 15.3 I will eat my food OR I shall eat my food. 1 1 15.4 Yesterday the girls swam. 1 1 15.5 B 1 1
Downloaded from hlayiso.com RUBRIC FOR QUESTION 12.2 TO 12.5 0 marks 1 mark 2 marks 3 marks 4 marks 5 marks 6 marks 15. Copied Content Content Content Content Content Content instructions, One simple Two simple Three Four simple Five Five or has written sentence sentences simple sentences complex, more only one must be must be sentences must be logical complex, word/ related to related to must be related to sentences logical, phrase/ the topic. the topic. related to the topic. related to sentences part of a the topic. the topic. related to sentence the topic. or wrote words not related to Language Language Language Language Language Language the topic. Many Some Uses Uses Uses All of the spacing, spacing, spacing, spacing, spacing, sentences grammar grammar grammar grammar grammar must have and and and and and spacing, punctuation punctuation punctuation punctuation punctuation grammar or errors. errors, but so that so that correctly so punctuation still others can others can that others correctly understanda read what read what can read written, so ble. has been has been what has that others written. written. been can read. written. Spelling Spelling Spelling Spelling Spelling Spelling Ignore Ignore Ignore Ignore At least four All of the spelling. spelling. spelling, if spelling, if of the sentences not spelt not spelt sentences must have correctly, correctly, must have no spelling but is but is no spelling errors. phonetically phonetically errors. spelt and spelt and has written, has written, for example, for example, “skaird” for “skaird” for “scared” “scared” (minimum (minimum errors). errors).

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