Downloaded from hlayiso.com
Grade 7 HERBERT HURD PRIMARY SCHOOL May 2019
First Semester: LIFE ORIENTATION 50 Marks
QUESTION ONE: Self-Image (11 marks)
Answer these questions as fully as possible.
1.1. There are five dimensions to your self-image. They are: emotional, physical, intellectual, social and
spiritual dimensions. Write a sentence or two for each dimension, explaining what it refers to and what
is understood about that particular dimension. (5)
1.2 Case Study on Lucas Sithole:
Twenty-five year old, Lucas Sithole, is number one in the wheel chair tennis quads division. But it has not
been an easy ride to the top for Lucas. “| was 12 years old when my life changed forever,” he says. “I
was coming home from the shops when | walked past a stationary train that suddenly started moving
back. | fell under the train and it rode over me. | lost most of my right arm and both of my legs. | was
rushed to the hospital in a critical state — | had lost a lot of blood and the doctors thought that | wouldn’t
survive. | spent a lot of time in intensive care and underwent several operations. | was very depressed
and angry. | thought my life would be over forever. | would not be able to play sports again, | would be
rejected by all my friends and | would be a burden on my family. | had always loved sport and had set my
sights on being a soccer star, but after the accident, | could not see how it would be possible to live a
normal life.”
Lucas suffered from depression for a long time before things changed for him. “It was only when | went to
Bumbisiswe, a school for the disabled outside Newcastle, that | learned to cope with my disability and
started to regain my confidence and self-esteem. | had to learn to do everything again, from writing with
my left hand (| was previously right-handed) to dressing myself. Over the years, | became very
independent. | even learned to climb a tree with one arm! Once | had been in a wheelchair for a while, |
started playing sports again. | played wheelchair rugby, wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis, and
| have received national colours for all three sports. | consider everything a challenge. | like to think of it
like this — in life you have two choices — to sleep or to dream. It’s up to you to choose. Either you wake up
and chase your dream or you give up and continue sleeping. You don't have to be afraid when life gets
hard; just be happy that you are living it! You hold the passport to your future.”
Lucas competed in the 2012 Paralympic Games.
a) Whyis Lucas’ story so inspirational? (1)
b) What caused Lucas’ self-esteem to be so low? (1)
c) Lucas says that everyone has two choices in life. What are they
and what do they mean? (4)
Skip to contentAll 2019 papers _hlayiso.com_--99b7a92e-07ea-4145-91e2-c2fa113e7303/v1-b0e4cfb21a184d6b5682/card.webp)





View all
Life Orientation Grade 7 June 2019 Question Paper
Grade 7 Life Orientation question paper from the June Exam 2019, 2 pages. Read online or get the free PDF download, memo linked when available.
Life Orientation · Grade 7 · June Exam · 2019. Question paper, 2 pages. Read online or download the PDF.
- Subject
- Life Orientation
- Grade
- Grade 7
- Document type
- Question paper
- Year
- 2019
- Exam period
- June Exam
- Curriculum
- CAPS
- Pages
- 2
- File size
- 548.2 KB
Free to read online, no sign-up needed
Loading document…
Loading document…
1 of 2
This exam
June Exam 2019
- Other filesQuestion paperQuestion paper (2)
Document textSearch extracted text and jump to a page.
Downloaded from hlayiso.com
QUESTION TWO: Puberty (9 marks)
Write down the answers only.
2A
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
What is the name of the gland that gets your other glands to start producing hormones?
What is the name of the hormone that is responsible for starting puberty in males?
Name one of the hormones found in a girl’s ovaries.
Name any two ways in which a boy's body changes physically during puberty.
Name any two ways in which a girl’s body changes physically during puberty.
Name any two changes that you experience socially during puberty.
QUESTION THREE: Peer Pressure (14 marks)
Answer the following questions.
3.1
3.2
3.2
What is peer pressure?
Give an example of a situation where peer pressure could be a positive experience.
Use the DECIDE method to solve the following problem:
My best friend has started smoking dagga over the weekends. He says that it isn’t wrong
because dagga is now legal in South Africa. He wants me to sleep over on Friday night so
we can smoke together. What should | do?
QUESTION FOUR: Study Skills (10 marks)
41
4.2
4.3
4.4
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
(2)
(1)
(1)
(12)
Using one of the mnemonic techniques, how could you easily remember the colours of the rainbow —
red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet?
(1)
Which type of learner are you — auditory, visual or tactile/kinaesthetic? According to the type of learner
you are, name two tips that you would use in order to study more effectively.
Name one things that you shouldn't do when you are studying.
Use the SQ3R Method to explain how you would learn a section of NS.
QUESTION FIVE: Rights and Responsibilities (3 marks)
(2)
(1)
(6)
5.1 With each right comes responsibilities. Write down one responsibility for each of the following rights:
a) the right to education (1)
b) the right to equality (1)
c) the right to freedom of speech Db on’ i (1)
BE a
QUESTION SIX: Risky and Threatening Situations (3 marks) BULL Y
6.1 Name one organizations that you can contact if you feel unsafe. Re ip Srteng (1)
6.2 If you are being bullied at school, what two things can you do to improve your situation? (2)
Study this subject
Recommended for this subject
_hlayiso.com_--99b7a92e-07ea-4145-91e2-c2fa113e7303/v1-b0e4cfb21a184d6b5682/card.webp)
Question paper
Life Orientation Grade 7 June 2019 Question Paper

Question paper
Life Orientation Grade 7 November 2019 Question Paper

Question paper
Life Orientation Grade 7 November 2019 Question Paper

Question paper
Life Orientation Grade 7 June 2018 Question Paper

Memorandum
Life Orientation Grade 7 June 2018 Memo

Question paper

