# English FAL Grade 9 June Common 2010 Memo

> Grade 9 English FAL memorandum from the June Common 2010, 7 pages. Read online or get the free PDF download, question paper linked when available.

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- Subject: English FAL
- Grade: Grade 9
- Document type: Memorandum
- Year: 2010
- Exam period: June Common
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 7

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English Fal · Grade 9 · June Common · 2010. Memorandum, 7 pages. Read online or download the PDF.

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### Page 1

Province of the
                EASTERN CAPE
                EDUCATION

                            SENIOR PHASE

                              GRADE 9

                              JUNE 2010
       ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
                    MARKING GUIDELINE

MARKS: 100

TIME: 2 hours

                  This marking guideline consists of 6 pages.

### Page 2

2                     ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE      (JUNE 2010)

INFORMATION

1.   This marking guideline consists of 4 sections namely:
     SECTION A: COMPREHENSION
           (30)
     SECTION B: LANGUAGE STUDY
           (30)
     SECTION C: POEM
           (20)
     SECTION D: SUMMARY
           (20)

2.   Assessment rubric included for the summary.

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(JUNE 2010)                     ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE                                3

 SECTION A: COMPREHENSION

 QUESTION 1

 1.1     C √√                                                                              (2)

 1.2     B √√                                                                              (2)

 1.3      More jobs will be created. √
          Tourists will spend billions of rands in buying the tickets. √
          New stadiums will be built and old ones will be renovated. √
          Roads will be built/improved. √                         (Any correct
              answers)                                                                     (3)

 1.4     “Ours” “we.” √√                                                                   (2)

 1.5     It means to renovate/build new roads. It is to give a good impression of
         South Africa as world class country in terms of development and also set up
         world standards/It has also to meet the standards set by FIFA.√√                  (2)

 1.6     To bring together people of diverse cultures/differences.√√                       (2)

 1.7     It makes the event more dramatic and exciting.√                                   (1)

 1.8     1.8.1   D − trouble (like riots and terrorist attacks) √                          (1)

         1.8.2   B − “Let’s”√                                                              (1)

 1.9     1.9.1   A − share, something to beneficial.√

         1.9.2   What we wished for is now to happen; It’s the realisation of our
                 dream to host the World Cup. √

         1.9.3   This is an important event in history, we are writing a new history. √    (3)

 1.10 Let us√                                                                              (1)
                                                                                          [20]

 QUESTION 2: VISUAL TEXT

 2.1     Clover Life √                                                                     (1)

 2.2     Young people playing soccer √                                                     (1)

 2.3     Thirst quencher √
         Energy booster √
         Gives vitamins √
         Build strong and healthy body √                                                   (2)

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4                       ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE                          (JUNE 2010)
      Perfect for sunny days in sports fields. √              (Any 2 correct
      answers)

2.4   Orange √
      Guava and banana √
      Peach and paw-paw √                                                             (3)

2.5   Keeps kids happy and healthy. √                                                 (1)

2.6   Vitamins and Calcium √√                                                         (2)
                                                                                     [10]
                                                                TOTAL SECTION A:       30

SECTION B: LANGUAGE STUDY

QUESTION 3

3.1   u15 ; will be played √√                                                         (2)

3.2   FK tjiana ; 27 April √√                                                         (2)

3.3   will be held √√                                                                 (2)

3.4   will be presented √√                                                            (2)

3.5   Day or period of celebration √√                                                 (2)

3.6   COLUMN A                  COLUMN B
      3.6.1 Anxious             Yearning strongly for.√
      3.6.2 Tour                An excursion, especially holiday taken by people
                                to a certain place for pleasure.√
      3.6.3 Unified             The state of being brought together.√
      3.6.4 Food vendors        People who sell their produce on the streets√
      3.6.5 Created             Something that is made or caused.√
                                                                                      (5)

3.7   Announced √                                                                     (1)

3.8   3.8.1   Encouraged √                                                            (1)

      3.8.2   Innocent √                                                              (1)

3.9   Around the world, people sit glued to their TV sets or radios. √√               (2)

3.10 We staged the world’s greatest sporting festival √√                              (2)

3.11 The World Cup announcement will be made at twenty-one-minutes past
     twelve. √√                                                                       (2)

3.12 The winners returned home to their cities where they were treated as
     heroes. √√                                                                       (2)

3.13 Danny Jordaan said that the dream of a nation had come true that day. √√         (2)

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(JUNE 2010)                   ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE                                 5

 3.14 We will not be staging the world’s greatest sporting festival. √√                   (2)
                                                                                         [30]

 SECTION C: POEM

 QUESTION 4

 4.1     This could be attributed to the presence of technology. √√                       (2)

 4.2     The image of an octopus entangling its prey and spreading its tentacles all
         over its prey. Technology makes people to be their slaves and impacts on
         their daily lives. (Any appropriate response.) √√                                (2)

 4.3     He feels fascinated, succumbed by the presence and use of technology, but
         at the same time felt obliged to comply lest he is left behind thus missing a
         lot of information and skills. √√                                                (2)

 4.4     People must accept change because it involves the acquiring of knowledge
         and skills. It also improves your lifestyle. √√                                  (2)

 4.5     Technology makes life easy. For all the changes that affect human beings
         bad or good, it is technology that needs to be blamed. √√                        (2)

 4.6     The words that are used to directly address the reader are: “Your”, “Don’t
         You.”√√                                                                          (2)

 4.7     The use of first person pronoun is – “I” , “we”, “us”, “our” √√√√                (4)

 4.8     The repeated use of the word “don’t” tries to emphasise a person’s denial or
         the fact that everybody has been informed. √√                                    (2)

 4.9     (e) Transformation means change or revolution. √√                                (2)
                                                                                         [20]

                                                                  TOTAL SECTION C:        20

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6                      ENGLISH FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE                                 (JUNE 2010)

SECTION C: SUMMARY

QUESTION 5

   Count the total number of words.
   If the summary is too long allow only for 5 extra words.
   The rest of the summary after 65 words are then ignored.
   Make sure that the learner followed the instructions.

THE LAST 100 DAYS
1. The last 100 days count down will start soon.
2. After reading a You article the Swart family travelled country-
   wide to admire the 25 stadiums.
3. Unfortunately everyone does not share this enthusiasm.
4. South Africans are the most eager buyers of tickets.
5. Fifa asked for affordable ticket and airline prices.                        (58
   words)                                                                                 [20]

Assessment rubric for the summary.

Criteria                5                   4−3                     2                   1
Main ideas:     Able to select       Able to select        Able to select        Unable to
sub-topic,      main idea and        main idea and         main idea and         select the
keywords        key words            key words that        key words that        main idea
                successfully.        display some          display limited       and key
                                     relevance.            relevance.            words.
Structural      Able to integrate    Able to integrate     Unable to             Learner is
organisation    information          information           integrate             incoherent
:               logically. Correct   logically. Mostly     information           and illogical.
paragraphin     sentence             correct sentence      logically. Mostly     Unable to
g and           structure.           structure.            incorrect             structure
sentence                                                   sentence              sentences.
construction                                               structure.
Language        A wide range of      Shows a range of      Shows limited         Poor use of
usage:          vocabulary.          vocabulary.           use of                vocabulary,
vocabulary,     Language use         Some correct          vocabulary.           an inability to
punctuation,    correct. Spelling    language              Mostly incorrect      use language
and spelling    and punctuation      structure, spelling   language              correctly.
                mainly correct.      and punctuation.      structure,            Very flawed
                                                           spelling and          spelling and
                                                           punctuation.          punctuation.
Followed        All of the above     Most of the           Some of the           Unable to
instructions    instructions         instructions          instructions          follow
                followed.            followed.             followed.             instructions.

                                                                TOTAL SECTION D:             20

                                                                    GRAND TOTAL:            100

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