Bedfordview Primary School
MID- YEAR TEST
MEMORANDUM
Subject: ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
Examiner: Mrs T. Naidoo Date: 22 June 2021
Moderator: Mrs P. Naidoo Time Allocation: 90 minutes
Question Analysis
SECTION A SECTION B
THE ECONOMY 30% FINANCIAL LITERACY 70%
Question 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TOTAL
100
Maximum 10 5 10 5 14 14 15 12 15
mark
Learner’s
mark
Moderated
mark
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SECTION A: THE ECONOMY 30 MARKS
QUESTION 1: QUESTION 2: CLASSIFY THE SECTORS OF BUSINESS
MATCHING
1.1 J BUSINESS PRIMARY SECONDARY TERTIARY
1.2 F 2.1 Mining √
1.3 K/ A
2.2 Restaurants √
1.4 G
1.5 I 2.3 Farming √
1.6 H 2.4 Car factory √
1.7 D 2.5 Hospitals √
1.8 C MAXIMUM MARK /5
1.9 B
1.10 E
MAX
MARK / 10
QUESTION 3: WORD BANK
Only write in the missing word in the corresponding space below.
3.1 Manufacturing
3.2 Service
3.3 free goods
3.4 Economic
3.5 Consumers
3.6 Cheque
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Economic Management Sciences Grade 7 June 2021 Memo
Grade 7 Economic Management Sciences memorandum from the June Exam 2021, 6 pages. Read online or download the free PDF.
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3.7 non- renewable
3.8 public goods
3.9 Cowrie shells
3.10 Electronic banking
MAX / 10 MARKS
QUESTION 4: ACRONYMS
Write out each acronym in full
4.1 BBBEE Broad based black economic empowerment
4.2 ATM Automatic Teller Machine
4.3 EFT Electronic Funds Transfer
4.4 EPWP Expanded Public Works Programme
4.5 GDP Gross Domestic Product
Maximum mark / 5 MARKS
SECTION B: FINANCIAL LITERACY
QUESTION 5: Tick the corresponding column on the right for each account. Only
one column must be indicated in each case.
Account name FIXED CURRENT LONG CURRENT INCOME EXPENSE
ASSETS ASSETS TERM LIABILITIES
LIABILITIE
S
5.1 Vehicles √
5.2 Fuel √
5.3 Trading stock √
5.4 Mortgage √
5.5 Telephone √
5.6 Land & Buildings √
5.7 creditors √
5.8 petty cash √
5.9 bank overdraft √
5.10 equipment √
5.11 debtors √
5.12 cash float √
5.13 discount √
5.14 bank √
MAXIMUM MARK / 14
QUESTION 6: MULTIPLE CHOICE
6.1 Choose the correct letter. 6.2 Differentiate between profit and a loss
Profit:
Profit is the money a business makes after taking all
the income and deducting all the expenses.
When income is more than the expenses.
6.1.1 D
Loss:
6.1.2 B A loss takes place when the income is less than the
expenses. The business has not made a profit.
6.1.3 D
Maximum mark /4
6.1.4 D
6.1.5 C
6.1.6 A
Max /6
6.3 Differentiate between financial transaction and a financial record.
Financial record:
Are records of the businesse’s financial transactions/ evidence of the transaction e.g
bank statement, receipt, salary advice,invoice, cash register roll
Financial transaction:
Are events at which buyers and sellers exchange assets for money. A action that
takes place between a buyer and seller
Maximum mark /2
6.4 Provide any two examples of financial records
Receipts, ATM slip, credit note
Salary advice/ payslip, invoice, bank statement
Maximum mark /2
QUESTION 7:
7.1 Personal Budget
Budget for Zamani Nkosi as at 31st May 2021
RECEIPTS PAYMENTS
Monthly allowance 1000 00 Tuck shop 100 00
Entertainment 100 00
Travel costs 250 00
Cell phone airtime 50 00
Cell phone data 170 00
Toiletries 100 00
Haircut 185 00
TOTAL 1000 00 TOTAL 955 00
Total receipts – Total payments (Surplus) 45 00
MAXIMUM MARK /9
7.2 Does Zamani have enough money to buy his dad a gift? (2)
No. The gift is R100.00 and he only has R45 available at the end of the
month
7.3 TWO savings tips for Zamani:
* Never spend more than the amount you have/ earn
* Think about buying what you need first. Think very carefully about
buying what you want
* Always have cash to buy basic things you need
* Learn from the past, plan for the future
* Keep some money for emergencies.
Pay off all your debt, stay out of debt. (2)
7.4 Difference between Saving and investing
Savings is the money you put aside when you have covered your
expenses, whereas When you buy a financial product such as a policy
or investment plan, or a physical object such as a valuable painting, you
get some kind of financial return on that object or product when you sell
it or cash it in. (2)
QUESTION 8: NET WORTH STATEMENT 12 MARKS
Statement of net worth of Anneline Kriel as at 31st May 2021(1)
Assets R/C Totals
Town house 500 000 (1)
Car 115 000 (1)
Furniture 87 000 (1)
Savings 17 000 (1)
Total Assets 719 000 (1)
Liabilities
House loan 200 000 (1)
Car payment 64 000 (1)
Furniture loan 40 000 (1)
Total Liabilities 304 000 (1)
NET WORTH (1) 415 000 (1)
QUESTION 9: SHORT QUESTIONS- Inequality & poverty 15 MARKS
9.1.1 No, the unemployment rate is now at its worse. 32.5% is very worrying.
(2)
9.1.2 Fights HIV/ Aids was handled over the years, Gender equality has been getting
more exposure recently, Improve child health … Grade 5 Girls get the cervical
cancer prevention jab as part of the immunization plan. (2)
9.1.3 Apartheid/ Poor Education systems, Lack of skilled workforce, Poor service
delivery, State capture/ corruption/ poor governance (2)
9.1.4 Socio economic imbalances take a long time to balance out. It takes 12 years
to educate a generation. Since 1994, we have had only two generations pass
through with the democratic system (2)
9.1.5 Education is the key to rectifying socio- economic imbalances.
Addressing Unemployment with more sustainable job creation ideas
Empower people with more skills development. (2)
9.2 SHORT QUESTIONS – Unemployment in SA
9.2.1 Many losses in jobs, retrenched staff, Down time, Sick staff, More PPE and
regulations at workplace. (Added costs) /Poor sales/Poor turnover /Company
losses (2)
9.2.2 Banks provide employment opportunities and boosts the country’s economy.
Banks promote economic growth
Banks stimulate the country’s needs and wants
Banks provide loan application, wills, financial and retirement planning (2)
9.2.3 Encourage entrepreneurship/ small businesses/ Work from Home may be
more cost effective for many bosses and staff/ EPWP creating jobs for the
economically marginalised/poor/unemployed women (1)
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