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Geography Grade 8 March 2015 Memo
Grade 8 Geography memorandum from the March 2015, 3 pages. Read online or get the free PDF download, question paper linked when available.
Geography · Grade 8 · March · 2015. Memorandum, 3 pages. Read online or download the PDF.
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- Geography
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- Grade 8
- Document type
- Memorandum
- Year
- 2015
- Exam period
- March
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`Grade 8 MEMO March 2015
Time: 45 minutes Marks: 50
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1.1 B✓
1.2 D✓
1.3 A✓
1.4 C✓
1.5 C✓ [5]
2.1 Latitude is the distance of a place ✓ N and S of the equator ✓measured in degrees ✓
and minutes ✓ 4x1=4
2.2 A = Arctic circle ✓
B = Tropic of Cancer ✓
C = Equator ✓
D = Antarctic circle ✓ 4x1=4
2.3 23,5 ✓ °N✓ 1x2=2
2.4 90✓ °N✓ 1x2=2
[12]
3.1 East / West ✓
3.2 East / West ✓
3.3 Greenwich Meridian / Prime Meridian ✓
3.4 360 ✓
3.5 International Date Line ✓
3.6 Time ✓
3.7 East ✓
3.8 East ✓
3.9 Greenwich Mean Time ✓
3.10 Lose ✓ [10]
Question 4:
4.1 Linear / Line scale ✓ 1x1=1
4.2 One unit on the ground ✓ represents ✓ twenty thousand units ✓ on the earth’s surface ✓
4x1=4
4.3 1: 4 000 000 ✓✓ 1x2=2
4.4 Scale is a proportion ✓ between the length on a map ✓ and the length on the ground ✓
that it shows. ✓ 4x1=4
[11]
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Question 5:
5.1 34° 19’ S ✓✓ 24° 48’E ✓✓ (negative marking) 4x1=4
(16’- 22’) (45’ - 51’)
5.2 34° 54’ S ✓✓ 25° 15’E ✓✓ (negative marking) 4x1=4
(51’ – 57’) (12’-18’)
5.2 4.3cm ✓ x 50 000 = 215 000 ✓ = 2.15km ✓
100 000 2x1=2
(4.2 – 4.4cm)
5.3 4.5cm ✓ x 50 000 = 225 000 ✓= 2.25km ✓
100 000 2x1=2
(4.4cm – 4.6cm)
[12]
TOTAL 50
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