Bedfordview Primary School
YEAR END TEST
Name: Grade:
Subject: TECHNOLOGY
Examiner: MRS T. NAIDOO Date: _______________
Moderator: MR S. VISSER Time Allocation: 1 HOUR
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INSTRUCTIONS
1. An extra 10 minutes will be provided for reading.
2. Write neatly and legibly.
3. Answer in the spaces provided.
4. This paper consists of 8 pages.
Question Analysis
SECTION A SECTION B SECTION C
TOTAL
[30] [18] [12]
Question 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Maximum
10 4 6 6 4 6 6 6 12 60
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SECTION A DESIGN PROCESS SKILLS & GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION [30 MARKS]
QUESTION 1: Read the following scenario and answer the questions that follow
Floods in Cape Agulhas, South Africa, May 2021. Photo credit: A Struisbaai resident, via Cape
Agulhas Municipality
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Areas of Overberg district have suffered some of the worst of the flooding. Around 90 mm of
rain fell in Cape Agulhas in 24 hours to 06 May 2021, while 122 mm fell in Struisbaai during
the same period.
Several people were evacuated from their homes in Cape Agulhas municipality of the
district. One person was reported missing at Stormsvlei, where several people had to be
rescued from flooded homes and vehicles. Other rescues were carried out in
Riviersonderend.
The Minister of Local Government, Environmental Affairs and Development Planning, Anton
Bredell says evacuations are being done of homes in the affected areas and rescue teams
have been deployed to the area to assist.
Design and make a model of an emergency shelter for the flood victims. The shelter must be
lightweight, safe and sturdy, and must be large enough to house a family of six for a month.
They must be easy to transport and to assemble and waterproofed.
Due to Covid 19 regulations, you are expected to work alone and bring your own tools and
materials.
1.1 What is the problem in the above scenario that has made people in the community unhappy?
(2)
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1.2 How are you going to solve the problem? (Write a design brief)
(2)
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1.3 List five specifications needed for your solution. (5)
1.3.1_________________________________________________________________________
1.3.2_________________________________________________________________________
1.3.3_________________________________________________________________________
1.3.4_________________________________________________________________________
1.3.5_________________________________________________________________________
1.4 List a constraint (limitation) for your solution. (1)
1.4.1 ________________________________________________________________________
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QUESTION 2: Sketch a 2D drawing of your proposed shelter design. Marks will be awarded for
creativity and innovation. Use the rubric provided as a guide.
Assessment criteria for freehand sketch
Criteria Possible Marks
marks obtained
An appropriate 1
solution to the given
problem
Accuracy (2D) 1
One face
Innovation and 1
creativity
Idea is free hand ruler 1
and other drawing
instruments not used)
TOTAL 4
QUESTION 3: Vanishing Point
Draw a single vanishing point perspective of the town hall drawing below where some of the
victims were housed for a short while after being rescued. (6)
X
Assessment Criteria
Criteria Possible Marks
marks obtained
Correct 2
technique
used and
labelled VP
All 3
construction
lines are
evident.
Vertical and
horizontal
lines are
correct
Neatness 1
TOTAL 6
QUESTION 4: Investigate emergency situations and Emergency food (6)
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4.1 Are the flood victims from the scenario called refugees or are they internally
displaced citizens? Motivate your answer. 2
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4.2 What would you consider as the flood victim’s two basic needs after they have
been rescued? 2
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4.3 Suggest two types of emergency food that are both nutritious and convenient and
would suit the needs of the flood victims during their stay in the Town hall. 2
_____________________________________________________________________________
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QUESTION 5: Investigate clothing worn by the NSRI (National Sea rescue institute)
emergency workers (4)
5.1 The NSRI emergency workers need to be equipped to handle the cold turbulent waters
while rescuing the flood victims. Provide two examples of emergency clothing that they
will wear during the rescue operation. 2
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5.2 How are wetsuits designed to help the rescue workers? Name the special fabric that is
used in these wetsuits? 2
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SECTION B TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING [18 MARKS]
QUESTION 6: Match column A with column B. Write only the letter representing the correct
answer in column C.
Column A Column B Column C
A. Consists of both a fixed
6.1 Mechanical advantage pulley and a moveable pulley 6.1. ________
6.2 Solenoid B.A drum like device that can
wind up or coil cable or unwind 6.2 _________
to release tension
C. The ability to do more work
6.3 Fulcrum 6.3. _________
with less effort
D.A turning point or pivot point
6.4 Moveable pulley of a lever 6.4. _________
E. A cylindrical coil of wire
6.5 Compound pulley acting as a magnet when 6.5. _________
carrying electrical current
6.6 Winch F. Moves with the load and
reduces the amount of input 6.6 _________
force to lift a load
(6)
QUESTION 7 Mechanical systems
Complete the table below 12= (6)
2
Name the mechanism How can this mechanism
Mechanism indicated by the arrow, and affect mechanical advantage?
(Moving part) type of input movement
required in each case
7.1 7.1.1 7.1.2
Name: _________________ _________________________
Type of movement _________________________
_______________________ _________________________
7.2 7.2.1 7.2.2
Name: __________________________
_______________________
Type of movement _________________________
_______________________ _________________________
7.3 7.3.1 7.3.2
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Name: __________________________
_______________________
Type of movement __________________________
_______________________ __________________________
7.4 7.4.1 7.4.2
Name: __________________________
_______________________ __________________________
Type of movement
__________________________
_______________________
QUESTION 8: Electrical Components (6)
Complete the table below. Name the electrical symbol and label it as an input or output device
Electrical symbol The electrical component
8.1
Name: ____________________________________
Input or output
device: ______________________________
8.2
Name____________________________________
Input or output
device: ______________________________
9.3
Name_____________________________________
Input or output
device: ______________________________
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SECTION C: IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ON SOCIETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
QUESTION 9: Read the case study below and answer the questions that follow. [12 MARKS]
Disasters such as floods and wars happen suddenly, which means that people must leave their
homes quickly. These refugees will not have a lot of food and water with them. They will also not
have tools or materials to build shelters. Emergencies that happen more slowly over longer
periods of time include droughts, or long wars. Refugees in situations like these have a bit more
time to pack up their possessions and plan their journey. Communities can plan for these
droughts by storing food, looking for alternative sources of water, and making sure that the
elderly and the young will be properly cared for during difficult times. The type of emergency
influences the mix of people in a refugee camp. Sometimes, there will be more men than
women. Other times, there will be many babies who are not able to walk yet and small children.
And at other times, there will be many elderly people who need special help and care. For
example, during a war, there are usually fewer men at home, because the men will be fighting.
During a drought, babies and elderly people may die since they are more vulnerable. Different
people have different needs for food, water, and shelter. Children become dehydrated more
quickly than adults do, and they also need more high energy foods. Old people need more
warmth and blankets.
10.1. Which emergencies happen suddenly, without warning? (2)
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10.2. How will these sudden emergencies affect each of the following?
(a) the mix of people in the group? (2)
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(b) the amount of food and water refugees have with them? (2)
_____________________________________________________________________________
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(c) the ability of refugees to build their own shelters. (2)
_____________________________________________________________________________
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10. 3 Which emergencies happen slowly, over a longer period? (2)
_____________________________________________________________________________
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10.4. Which emergencies are the most difficult to plan for? Explain why you say so. (2)
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TOTAL :60
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