AFRIKAANS: EERSTE ADDISIONELE TAAL
GRADE 12 JUNIE EKSAMEN - 2015
VRAESTEL 3: KREATIEWE SKRYFWERK – 2,5 UUR
100 PUNTE
Vraag 1:
50 Punte EEN Lang skryfstuk – Verhalende, Beskrywende,
Argumenterende opstelle.
250 – 300 WOORDE
Vraag 2:
30 punte EEN Langer Transaksionele skryfstuk : Brief [Vriendskaplik,
Klagte, aansoek], dialoog, brosjure, dagboekinskrywing, koerantberig,
toespraak, pamflet,
120 – 150 WOORDE
Vraag 3:
20 punte EEN Korter Transaksionele skryfstuk : E-pos, padaanwysings,
boodskap, kaartjies, ‘n plakkaat, SMS, advertensie, resensie, invul van vorm,
uitnodigings, CV,
verslag, instruksies.
80 – 100 WOORDE
VRAESTEL 2: LETTERKUNDE – 2 UUR
70 PUNTE
KORT VERHALE:
Baby, Op soek na Kid Khumalo, Die Pakkie, Agter ‘n baard & Benedicta
GEDIGTE:
Kontak, Woorde, Brief, Stad in die mis, Die Hanswors, Kabouterliefde & Wie’s hy?
VRAESTEL 1: 2 UUR
80 PUNTE
VRAAG 1:
BEGRIP
[30]
VRAAG 2:
OPSOMMING
[10]
VRAAG 3:
TAAL : Alle taalbegrippe soos in handboek
[40]
M. STEYNBERG
faks,
GRADE 12 JUNE 2015 EXAM REQUIREMENTS
ACCOUNTING
Companies - Concepts, General Ledger, Final Accounts, GAAP, Financial
Statements, Cash Flow Statements.
Analysis and interpretation of financial statements
Published financial statements
Corporate Governance
Inventory Systems (FIFO, Weighted Average)
Manufacturing
Bank Reconciliation
Creditors Reconciliation
Internal Audit and Control
Ethics
300 Marks 3 Hours
Grade 12 Business Studies
Marks 300
Exam requirements for June exam 2015
Time 3hours
Section A: Compulsory
1
Multiple choice
True and false
Matching items
40
30 Min
3 x 60=180
30 Min
30 Min
30 Min
2 x 40 = 80
2 x 30 =
60 Min
Section B:Compulsory
2
3
4
5
6
Choose THREE of the five
questions provided
Section C:
Business Reports
7
8
9
10
Do only TWO of the four
questions provided
TOTAL:300
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All covered LO;s should be studied
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All additional notes and hand outs should be studied.
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Start with the business reports first
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Stick to the time grid very strictly
TOTAL:3hours
GRADE 12 ENGLISH
PAPER 1:
 Comprehension (30) Learn all Language notes in file.
 Summary (10) Revise summary practise exercises.
 Language in context (30) Cartoons, adverts and textual editing.
PAPER 2:
 Poetry: SEEN 2x10= (20) Learn notes on ‘Autumn’, ‘Wild Doves’, ‘Lake
Morning’, ‘Abandoned Bundle’, ‘In Detention’, ‘On the Move’, ‘Old Folks
Laugh’, ‘Sonnet 30’.
UNSEEN (10)
 Othello – Contextual/Essay (25) Learn all work associated with the play
up to the end of Act 4 Scene 2.
 Animal farm – Contextual/Essay (25) Learn all work associated with the
novel up to end of Chapter 7.
Matric Exam Requirements
French Second Additional Language – June 2015
Paper 1 = 100 marks
Section A : [60 marks]
Textes non-préparés (un-seen comprehension)
Questions will be varied including multiple choice questions, qui dit quoi ? vrai / faux ? Pour / contre ?
Section B : [40 marks]
Textes au programme
Littérature : Concerto à la mémoire d’un ange
Poésie : Chanson d’automne et Si tu t’imagines
Paper 2 = 100 marks
Section A : [30 marks]
Expression d’opinion (150-200 mots)
You will be given two short texts to read and you will write your personal opinion on one of the texts.
Section B : [30 marks]
Messages
You will be given a choice of 4 messages and you will have to answer to 3 of them (10 marks each). These can be
either text messages, short e-mail messages, memos, Whatsapps etc…read the instructions carefully to be certain
that you have the correct format when you answer.
Section C : [20 marks]
Langue en contexte
 Reformulation d’un texte [20 marks]
 Formulation d’un texte à partir des notes [20 marks]
Geography Exam
Grade 12 June 2015
PAPER 1
PAPER 2
Marks: 225
Marks: 75
Time: 2½ Hours
Time: 1½ Hours
Learners must answer all questions
Learners must answer all questions
Section A
Question 1
Question 1 (75 marks)
Multiple choice questions
(15 marks)
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Short objective type questions for 15
marks covering Climate and
Geomorphology
Climate for 30 marks
Geomorphology for 30 marks
Question 2
Map calculations (20 marks)
Question 3
Question 2 (75 marks)
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Short objective type questions for 15
marks covering Climate and
Geomorphology
Climate for 30 marks
Geomorphology for 30 marks
Analysis and interpretation of a topographic
map and a photograph, and application of
theory (25 marks)
Question 4
GIS (15 marks)
Section B
Question 3 (75 marks)
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Short objective type questions for 15
marks covering Rural and Urban
Settlement
Rural Settlement for 30 marks
Urban Settlement for 30 marks
HISTORY
GRADE 12
2015
EXAM REQUIREMENTS: JUNE 2015
PAPER 1 AND PAPER 2
EACH PAPER :
TIME: 3 HRS
TOTAL: 150 MARKS
INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION
1. Both Paper 1 and Paper 2 consist of SECTION A and SECTION B based on the
prescribed content framework as contained in the CAPS document.
2. SECTION A consists of THREE source-based questions - Questions 1, 2 and 3.
Source material that is required to answer questions will be found in the ADDENDUM.
3. SECTION B consists of THREE essay questions. Questions 4, 5 and 6.
4. PAPER 1: Answer THREE questions as follows:
4.1 At least ONE must be a source-based question and at least ONE must be
an
essay question.
4.2 The third question can be either a source-based question OR an essay
question.
5. PAPER 2: Answer THREE questions as follows:
5.1 At least ONE must be a source-based question and at least ONE must be
an
essay question.
5.2 The third question can be either a source-based question OR an essay
question.
ALLOCATION OF CONTENT PER QUESTION PAPER ON NEXT PAGE:
PAPER 1
SECTION A:SOURCE- BASED QUESTIONS
QUESTION 1
QUESTION 2
QUESTION 3
COLD WAR –Origins, Spheres of Influence and Who was to
blame?
AFRICA – Africa in the Cold War
CIVIL RIGHTS IN USA – Civil Rights Movements.
SECTION B:ESSAYS
QUESTION 4
QUESTION 5
QUESTION 6
COLD WAR –Vietnam
AFRICA –Congo and Tanzania (successes and challenges)
CIVIL RIGHTS IN USA –Black Power Movement
PAPER 2
SECTION A:SOURCE- BASED QUESTIONS
QUESTION 1
QUESTION 2
QUESTION 3
CIVIL RESISTANCE OF 70s AND 80s –BCM, Soweto and Biko
COMING OF DEMOCRACY – TRC
NEW WORLD ORDER AFTER COLD WAR – A new global world
order.
SECTIONB:ESSAYS
QUESTION 4
QUESTION 5
QUESTION 6
RESISTANCE OF 70s AND 80s – Crisis of Apartheid and the
nature of resistance – Internal Resistance
COMING OF DEMOCRACY – Negotiations/Violence and a new
government of national unity
NEW WORLD ORDER AFTER COLD WAR – End of the Cold War
and the events of 1989.
HOSPITALITY STUDIES
Grade 12
Theory exam paper: (2 hours)
The short questions will consist of multiple choice, columns, true and false and one-word
answers.
Mark allocation
Total = 150 marks
Short questions = 40 marks
Longer questions = 110 marks
What to study?
Menu planning
Costing
Cocktail functions
Vegetarian food
Pastry
Choux pastry
Gelatine
Desserts
Preserved foods
Wine
Venues
Customer complaints
Serving
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19
Chapter 20
GRADE 12
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
JUNE 2015
Theory paper
DATE:
MARKS:
TIME:
180
3 hours
CONTENTS:
1.
2.1
2.2
4.1
4.2
Hardware
Networks
Security Concepts
DB Design
DB Management
Problem solving / Algorithms
All Grade 11 work
Practical paper
DATE:
MARKS:
TIME:
120
3 hours
CONTENTS:
1. OOP
2. N/A
3. Arrays
All Grade 11 work
GRADE 12 – LIFE SCIENCES
EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS – JUNE 2015
150 MARKS
MRS K BAISLEY
FORMAT OF PAPER
SECTION A: 50 MARKS
Multiple Choice
Terminology
Match the columns
True or False
SECTION B: 80 MARKS
Short Questions (Including diagrams, graphs, tables)
SECTION C: 20 MARKS
Essay Question
WHAT YOU NEED TO STUDY
 DNA & RNA
 Meiosis
 Diversity of reproductive strategies
 Human Reproduction
 Genes
 Monohybrid & Dihybrid crosses
 Genetic Mutations
 Genetic Engineering
 Human Nervous System
 Receptors – Ear & Eye
 Endocrine Glands
STUDY HARD AND YOU WILL SEE GOOD RESULTS!!
LIFE SCIENCE IS NOT DIFFICULT, IT JUST REQUIRES TIME AND EFFORT!!
LIFE ORIENTATION EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS
JUNE 2015
GRADE 12
Total:80 marks
Time: 1½ hours
Content:
Chapter 1-5 and 7-10
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Self-development (stress, adapting to change, conflict, communication, lifestyle plan)
Safety in fitness, personal fitness and setting health goals
Study skills (assessment, NSC and developing a study plan)
Careers and career choices (decisions, unemployment)
Democracy and human rights (citizenship, media and beliefs)
Safety in games and sport and indigenous games
Social and environmental responsibility (healthy living, mission and vision)
Traditional and non-traditional games and your community
Section A:
20 marks
- Multiple choice questions
- True of false
Section B:
30 marks
- Longer questions (facts and definitions and interpretations)
Section C:
30 marks
- Essay questions
MATHEMATICAL LITERACY
Note: work for paper 1 and 2 is the same.
Paper 1 is level 1 and level 2 questions.
Paper 2 is level 2, 3 and 4 questions.
TOPIC
Conversions, time and speed
Financial documents, Tariff Systems
Income & Expenditure, Budgets
Cost Price, Selling Price & Break-even analysis
Data Handling
Interest, Banking and inflation
Scales and Map Work including plans etc.
Measurement (length, weight, volume, temperature, perimeter, and area)
STUDY HARD
GOOD
LUCK!
Department of Mathematics
Grade 12 – JUNE EXAMS 2015
VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE: Both Paper I and Paper 2 will include work covered in Grade 11
PAPER 1
MARKS: 125
TIME: 2,5 HRS
SEQUENCES & SERIES
SURDS & EXPONENTS
QUADRATIC EQUATIONS AND INEQUALITIES
FUNCTIONS
CALCULUS
FINANCE
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PAPER 2
MARKS: 125
TIME : 2,5 HRS
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TRIG –PROBLEMS
o BASED ON PYTHAGORAS
o REDUCTION FORMULAE
o SPECIAL ANGLES
o SOLUTION TO TRIANGLES
ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY INCLUDING GRADE 11 WORK
STATISTICS – GRADE 11 WORK
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CIRCLE GEOMETRY
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MIDPOINT THEOREM AND CONVERSE
ANGLES IN A CIRCLE
CYCLIC QUADS
TANGENTS TO A CIRCLE
GRADE 12
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
EXAMINATION REQUIREMENTS
JUNE 2015
1. Format of the examination:
The structure of the MID-YEAR EXAMINATION papers will be as follows:
Paper
1
Physics
2
Chemistry
Type of questions
10 multiple choice questions
Structural questions
10 multiple choice questions
Structural questions
Marks
20
130
20
130
Duration
Total
3 hours
150
3 hours
150
2. Equipment:
Ensure that you have a blue pen to write with, a sharp pencil for diagrams and a calculator
that you understand. You will be provided with a data sheet that may be of assistance to you.
3. Content:
The following content will be examined during the midyear examinations.
PAPER 1
PHYSICS
Grade
11
12
Content
Newton's laws and application of Newton's laws
 Different kinds of forces: weight, normal force, frictional force, applied force
(push, pull), tension (strings or cables)
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Force diagrams, free-body diagrams
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Newton's first, second and third laws of motion
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Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation
Momentum and Impulse
 Momentum
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Newton's second law of motion in terms of momentum
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Conservation of momentum and elastic and inelastic collisions
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Impulse
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12
Vertical Projectile Motion in One Dimension (1D)
 Vertical projectile motion represented in words and equations
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12
12
Work, Energy and Power
 Work-energy theorem
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Conservation of energy with non-conservative forces present
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Power
Doppler Effect (relative motion between source and observer)
 With sound and ultrasound
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11
PAPER 2
CHEMISTRY
Grade
11
With light – red shifts in the universe (evidence for the expanding universe)
Electrostatics
 Coulomb's law
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11
Vertical projectile motion represented in graphs
Electric field
Electric circuits (no internal resistance)
Content
Quantitative Aspects of Chemical Change
 Writing and balancing chemical equations
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Molar volume of gases
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Volume relationships in gaseous reactions
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Concentration of solutions
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More complex stoichiometric calculations, empirical formula, etc.
11
Intermolecular Forces
 Intermolecular forces vs interatomic forces (intramolecular forces)
12
Organic Molecules
 Organic molecular structures
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Structure and physical property relationships
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Applications of organic chemistry
11
12
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Types of reactions of organic compounds
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Plastics and polymers
Energy and Change
 Energy changes in reactions related to bond energy changes
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Exothermic and endothermic reactions
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Activation energy
Rate and extent of reaction
 Rates of reaction and factors affecting rate
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12
12
Measuring rates of reaction
Chemical equilibrium
 Chemical equilibrium and factors affecting equilibrium
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The equilibrium constant
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Application of equilibrium principles – equilibrium graphs
Acids and bases
 Acid-base reactions
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The application of acids and bases
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Look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of
what you see, and wonder about what makes the universe exist. Be
curious.
Stephen Hawking
Sepedi Lelemetlaleletso la pele
Kreiti 12
Lephephe la 1
Meputso : 80
Nako: 2 diiri
Karolo A
Tekatlhaologanyo : (30)
Karolo B
Kakaretso:
(10)
Karolo C
Thutapolelo le tiriso: (40)
Lephepe la 2
Dipuku tsa go bala
Meputso: 70
Karolo A
Nako: 2 diiri
Tsa lefase ga di fele (35)
Karolo B
Direto tsa Sesotho sa Lebowa (35)
Lephephe la 3
Karolo A
Taodiso (50)
Meputso: 100
Nako: 2,5
Karolo B
Ditsweletswa tsa tirisano tse telete (30)
Karolo C
Ditsweletswa tsa tirisano tse kopana (20)