# Technology Grade 9 June Common 2010 Memo (English)

> Grade 9 Technology memorandum from the June Common 2010 (English), 8 pages. Read online or get the free PDF download, question paper linked when available.

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- Subject: Technology
- Grade: Grade 9
- Document type: Memorandum
- Year: 2010
- Exam period: June Common
- Curriculum: CAPS
- Pages: 8

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### Page 1

Province of the
                EASTERN CAPE
                EDUCATION

                                  SENIOR
                                  PHASE

                           GRADE 9

                           JUNE 2010

                   TECHNOLOGY
                 MARKING GUIDELINE

MARKS: 100

TIME: 2 hours

                This marking guideline consists of 7 pages.

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2   TECHNOLOGY MARKING GUIDELINE   (JUNE 2010)

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(JUNE 2010)                           TECHNOLOGY MARKING GUIDELINE                               3

 SECTION A: STRUCTURES

 QUESTION 1

  1.1         A          3     √
              B         10     √
              C          1     √
              D          7     √
              E          6     √
              F          9     √
              G          5     √
              H          4     √
              I          2     √
              J          8     √                                                              (10)

  1.2     1.2.1   Corrosion is the slow process of material being eaten away. √
          1.2.2   galvanised iron √                                                            (2)
                                                                                              [12]

 QUESTION 2

  2.1     2.1.1   To build a bridge across the deep canyon √                                   (1)

          2.1.2   (a)      For people, vehicles, animals, etc to cross the canyon.
                           To get building material from the nearest town to the village.
                           to get the raw material from the mine to the nearest
                            processing plant.
                        (any two of the above) √√                                              (2)
                  (b)   The canyon is too deep for a bridge to rest on pillars. √√             (2)

                  (c)   No √
                        In this case the bridge should rather be functional and fulfill its
                        purpose properly. √                                                    (2)

                  (d)         rails for pedestrians
                              strength for heavy loaded trucks from the mine
                        (any other acceptable answers) √√                                      (2)

                  (e)         labour
                              material e.g. cement
                              transport
                        (any other acceptable answers) √√                                      (2)

  2.2    Learner’s choice
         Please take not that there must be no pillars reaching the bottom of the
         canyon.                                                                               (1)

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4                                  TECHNOLOGY MARKING GUIDELINE                           (JUNE 2010)

          Possible answer: Arch bridge √

    2.3

                                                                   √√ basic arch shape
                                                      √ neatness and clearness of sketch
          (any of the above types of Arch bridges or structures of similar design)
          Reason:
          All the other types of bridges have pillars that would have to go down to the
          bottom of the canyon. √
          This canyon is too deep for the use of pillars. √                                      (5)

    2.4   Suspension bridge:
          Two very thick, long main cables, anchored at each end that stretch the full
          length of the bridge. √
          Only the two main cables are supported by the towers. √

          Cable-stayed bridge:
          One type of cable which directly supports the deck and is much shorter than
          the main cables of a suspension bridge. √
            All cables are fixed to a tower at one end and to the deck at the other end. √      (4)
                                                                                               [21]

QUESTION 3

    3.1   3.1.1   E: Compressive √
                  F: Tensile √                                                                   (2)

          3.1.2   A      flexible √                   D       stiff √
                  B      stiff √                      E       stiff √
                  C      flexible √                   F       flexible √                         (6)

                                                                                                 [8]

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(JUNE 2010)                         TECHNOLOGY MARKING GUIDELINE                              5

 QUESTION 4

  4.1     4.1.1   static force √

          4.1.2   dynamic force √

          4.1.3   dynamic force √                                                           (3)

  4.2     4.2.1   Even loads: the mass of the load on each side is exactly the same. √
                  Uneven loads: there are loads of different weights on each side of the
                  structure. √                                                              (2)

          4.2.2

                                              Even loads √√

                                            Uneven loads √√

                     (The diagrams above illustrate the difference between even and
                  uneven loads. Any other illustrations can be accepted as long as it can
                                  differentiate between the two loads)                      (4)
                                                                                            [9]

                                                                    TOTAL SECTION A:        50

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6                                 TECHNOLOGY MARKING GUIDELINE                                  (JUNE 2010)

SECTION B: SYSTEMS AND CONTROL (Mechanical)

QUESTION 1

    1.1           Object                 Input                          Output
                                    person turns the         the load is lifted fairly easily
          hand-driven pulley          handle on the
               winch                       winch                            √
                                             √
                                      person uses a              the jack lifts the car
                                    crank to turn the
                  car jack
                                           handle
                                             √                             √
                                      person’s hand           the scissors cut the paper
                                    applying force to
                  scissors
                                       the scissors                         √
                                             √
                                      person’s hand          the mixers of the whisk spin
                                   applies force to to
                   whisk
                                     turn the handle                        √
                                             √
                                   person pushes on          the wheels turn / the bicycle
            bicycle’s gear
                                         the pedal                     moves
               system
                                             √                            √                          [10]

QUESTION 2

    2.1   2.1.1     A gear is a wheel with cogs that mesh with another gear. √                         (1)

          2.1.2     The driver gear starts the movement of the gear system. √
                    The driven gear moves because the driver gear forces it to move. √                 (2)

          2.1.3     When the two gears are meshed and turning, the driver gear will for
                    example turn clockwise. √
                    This forces the driven gear to turn in the opposite direction. √                   (2)

          2.1.4
                                                              driver gear label = √

                                                              driven gear label = √

                                                              direction of driver gear = √

                                                              direction of driver gear = √
                                                                                                       (4)

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(JUNE 2010)                                  TECHNOLOGY MARKING GUIDELINE                                7

  2.2         Product         Gear
                                                            How input changed to output
                            mechanism
              shifting       rack-and-             a worm supplies a rotary movement for the jaws
              spanner        worm gear                       to move in linear movement.
                                 √                                          √
              hand drill     bevel gear              rotary movement around the axis at handle
                                                        causes a rotary movement of the bit.
                                  √                                         √
          corkscrew         rack-and-spur          handle at top turns in a rotary movement forcing
                                 gear                the arms to move up and down (oscillating
                                                    movement) or the screw moves up and down
                                                                  (linear movement)
                                    √                                       √                          (6)

  2.3     2.3.1      Learners must first find the revolutions per minute at B

                      120       A
                                        =      3          30 revolutions x 3 = 90 r.p.m.
                       40       B
                                                                    √             √
                        √       √              √

                     (C is fixed to B and therefore rotates at the same speed, i.e. 90
                     revolutions per minute)

                     Learners now find the revolutions per minute at D
                       80       C                     90 revolutions (at C) x 4 = 360 r.p.m.
                                        =      4
                       20       D                                 √                 at D
                        √       √              √                                      √               (10)

          2.3.2      D revolves in a clockwise direction √                                             (1)
                                                                                                      [26]

 QUESTION 3

  3.1    ratchet and pawl mechanism                                                                    (1)

  3.2
                                            ratchet   √

                                                          OR

                                                pawl √
                                                                       neatness of sketch - √          (3)
                                                                                                       [4]

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8                                TECHNOLOGY MARKING GUIDELINE                                  (JUNE 2010)

QUESTION 4

    4.1   Velocity ratio can be defined as the ratio of the distance moved by the
          effort to the distance moved by the load. √                                                 (1)

    4.2   4.2.1                                         Load         4
                    Mechanical advantage        =                =           =       4
                                                        Effort       1

                                        √                            √               √                (3)

          4.2.2                             Load                     100N
                   Effort    =                                   =               =       25N
                                     Mechanical advantage              4

                                        √                                √                √           (3)

          4.2.3   The distance moved by effort:
                   Distance moved by effort               4m
                                                    =            =   1m
                          Velocity ratio                   4

                                 √                          √            √                           (3)
                                                                                                    [10]

                                                                         TOTAL SECTION B:             50

                                                                             GRAND TOTAL:            100

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