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English HL Grade 10 Paper 1 North West June 2017 Memo

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NW PROVINCE MID-YEAR EXAMINATIONS GRADE 10 ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P1 JUNE 2017 MEMORANDUM MARKS: 70 TIME: 2HOURS This examination paper consists of 4 pages.
SECTION A QUESTION 1: COMPREHENSION 1. 1. True √ (1) 1. 2. Everybody will then imitate the recipe and sell chicken without a licence;√ (2) KFC is a franchise that is guarded by law.√ 1. 3. Metaphor √– KFC is compared to other facilities not one of them can prepare (2) chicken like they can√ 1. 4. The image attire, beard ,moustache) of the colonel .√ No, it would not be wise to (2) change it, because it is anonymous of the KFC take away.√ 1. 5. The KFC restaurant is in a company controlled by a holding company (YUM)√√ (2) 1. 6. “as measured by sales”√√ (2) 1. 7. “bowl” the word bucket refer to a strong container with an open top that is easily (2) handled √therefore masking it an excellent way of carrying food in .√ 1. 8. Yes, it can, but it will lose value for its purposefully called ”side dishes” √ meaning (2) accompanying foods/the purpose is to make food items more appealing for customers.√ 1. 9. Founded – institution or organisation√ (2) Founder – owner or operator or establisher of a company√ 1. 10. franchise – authorization/permission/permit/licence granted by government, (2) √“Sanders identified the potential of the restaurant √ franchising concept…..”√ 1. 11. The passage is factual and relatively formal√. The sentences vary from complex (2) to compound sentences. √The intention of the passage is to inform.√ The diction is clear and understandable and makes for register that is understood by most readers. √ [Award 2 marks for any two points] 1. 12. B√ factual and conversational (1) Text B: 1. 13. to keep the sheds floor as dry as possible√ and so that the chickens does not (2) get all kinds of diseases√ 1. 14. It can influence animal lovers not to buy chicken products and that can boycott (2) sales. 1. 15. The KFC logo or badge is an old Colonel picture √whilst its slogan or motto is (2) finger looking good.√ TEXT A & B 1. 16. Open-ended. Credit answers which show understanding and insight, e.g. some (2) candidates may argue that Text A is more effective because it is less scientific and imparts information in an informal and interesting way. Other candidates may prefer Text B for those same reasons. The more visual approach of Text B may also be mentioned.√√ Total : 30
SECTION B QUESTION 2: SUMMARY Use the following main points that the learner should include as a guideline. Any 7 points in paragraph – form are to be credited NO. QUOTATIONS NO. POINTS 1 “In 1952, he made a deal with his 1 He made a deal with Pete restaurateur friend, Pete Harman, to Harman to sell his chicken dish. sell his chicken dish ass “Kentucky Fried Chicken” in exchange for a 4 – cent royalty on every piece sold.” 2 “He sold the location at a loss in 1956, 2 He sold the location at a loss in leaving his $105 monthly Social 1956, leaving his social security Security check check as only income. As his only income.” 3 “The colonel decided to dedicate 3 He decided to dedicate himself to himself fully to the franchising side the franchising side project. project he`d started four years earlier.” 4 “BY 1963, Sander was fielding 4 By 1963 he had more than 600 franchise requests without having to put restaurants in the US and in the legwork, and had more than 600 Canada restaurants across the US and Canada selling Kentucky Fried Chicken.” 5 “He agreed to sell his rights for $ 2 5 In 1965 he sold his rights for $2 million in January 1965” million 6 “Under contract , the company 6 The company established under Kentucky Fried chicken would establish contract its own restaurants and its own restaurants around the world would not compromise the recipe and would not compromise the chicken recipe” 7 “It seems Sanders pursuit was never 7 Sanders pursuit was not really becoming reach but rather about becoming rich but becoming becoming renowned for his food” renowned for his food 8 “With the Colonel it isn’t money that 8 With Sanders money is not counts, but artistic talent” important but rather artistic talent Section C Language structures and conventions Question 3 Text D: ADVERTISING 3. 1. It has the power of persuasion √√ (2) 3. 2. That’s a Snack Burger,2 Zinger Wings, Chips and R5 free airtime. (any (2) two)√√ 3. 3. Its finger licking good√ (1) 3. 4. Open-ended. Credit answers which show understanding and insight.√ (1)
3. 5. To emphasise √√ (2) 3. 6. Own, well substantiated answer. √√ (2) Total : 10 Question 4 Text E: CARTOONS 4 1. “Bucket list” and “bucket” refers to pun. It can mean the listing of priorities (3) and achievements. Bucket refers to the bowl of the eight piece dinner, coleslaw and mash√√√ 4 2. Awesome √√ (2) 4 3. In frame 4 the guy next to “Dude” is holding his hand in front of his chest (3) and looking up which is a sign of holding his breath that what is said on the phone should happen√√√ 4 4. Yes, humour. The humour in the confusion of the bucket makes this (2) message of the cartoonist effective.Own, well substantiated answer.√√ Total : 10 Question 5 TEXT F : 5 1. “ the recipes that he had….. ” (1) 5 2. United States Route 25 (1) 5 3. A list of food is following (fried chicken, stakes and country ham) (1) 5 4. obtain/secure (1) 5 5. possession (1) 5 6. filing – filling (2) 5 7. product (1) 5 8. “across the street”, naming it Sanders Court and Café (1) 5 9. nobody know the real recipe and to emphasise that it is an “original recipe” (1) Total : 10 Grand Total : 70

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