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Rand College Year End Examination Demarcation Grade 11 2019

English Home Language READING AND VIEWING: (100) - All poetry done this year and poetic devices (30) - language (40) - comprehension (30) WRITING PAPER: (100) (Done during the course of the term)

Ms J. Eagar

Afrikaans FIRST Additional Language Vraestel 1: Begripstoets Opsomming Taal: (1) Sinstrukture: Tye, Voegwoorde, Negatiewe vorm, direkte en indirekte rede, woordorde , deelwoorde, betreklike voornaamwoorde, verbindings met hoe…hoe en sowel…as. (2) Woordstrukture: Tydwoorde, voornaamwoorde, trappe van vergelyking, sinonieme, antonieme, voorsetsels, meervoude, verkleinings, intensiewe vorms, trappe van vergelyking (3) Kommunikatiewe taal Gedigte: Sterrekyker, ?, Touloper Vraestel 2 Ballade vir ‘n enkeling - filmstudie Transaksionele skryf: brief, e-pos, resensie, dialoog, blog, toesprake.

Me Eagar

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IsiZulu First Additional Language

Paper 1: Language and Comprehension Paper Section A: Reading and Picture Comprehension Section B: Summary Section C: 4x “seen” poems; 1x “unseen” poem Section D: Language- Uhlelo:-Ibizo, Isabizwana, Isinciphiso/Isikhuliso, Isichasiso, Ondaweni, Isenzo, nokusetshenziswa kolimi Izifengqo Zolimi, Inkathi, Ukubumba imisho Paper 2: Writing Paper Section A (70%): Contextual and essay questions on ISIGCINO

NGESAMI

Section B (30%): Section B: 1 x shorter transactional writing and 1 x Longer transactional writing.

Mrs Leta

Mathematics Two papers: 150 marks and 3 hours each

PAPER 1:

Numbers: Rational, irrational, non-real, undefined

Quadratics: Equations – linear quadratic, exponential Completing the square, quadratic formula

Inequalities (linear and quadratic)

Simultaneous equations

Surds & Exponents

Nature of roots

Financial Maths

Sequences (Number patterns)

Functions – linear, quadratic, hyperbola, exponential

Probability

Dr. Bogdanova

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Mathematical Literacy Paper 1:

Numbers and Calculations with numbers.

Finance.

Measurement.

Maps, plans and other representations of the physical world.

Data Handling.

Probability. Paper 2:

Numbers and Calculations with numbers.

Finance.

Measurement.

Maps, plans and other representations of the physical world.

Probability.

Data Handling NB: Expect questions with more connected procedures in Paper 2 (Extension for Level 4 questions)

Dr. Bogdanova

Physical Sciences Two papers: 150 marks and 3 hours each PAPER 1 : PHYSICS o Friction o Newton’s Laws (1,2 3 and Universal Gravitation)

Mr Beylis

PAPER 2:

Analytical Geometry

Trigonometry

Euclidean Geometry

Statistics

Measurement (TSA and Volume)

Expect at least one level 3 and level 4 question per paper

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o Vectors , Equations of motion. o Motion Graphs o Vertical Projectile Motion o Momentum & impulse (incl conservation of momentum) o Work, energy & power (incl work-energy theorem) o Electric circuits (incl. Internal resistance ; power ; energy)

Electric Fields

Electrostatics

PAPER 2 : CHEMISTRY o Bonding o Mole o Acids & bases (stoichiometry) o Solutions – intermolecular forces o Standard solutions & titrations o Energy change & Rates of reaction o Endo- and Exothermic reactions

Redox reactions (excl. Galvanic cells and electrolytic cells)

Acid & Base Reactions o Chemical Equilibrium ( and applications thereof)

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Information Technology Two papers 3 hours each: Theory (out of 180) and Practical (out of 120) Theory paper: LU 1 & 2 - Hardware and Software All terminology used in theory guides LU 3 - Networks LU 4 - Social and Ethical Issues LU 5 & LU6 Practical paper: 1. SQL 2. All programming sections in Grade 11 guide especially Arrays, Arrays of Objects, Constructors, Accessors, mutators and Scanner Class 3. Solution development (theory and programming – algorithm)

Mr Harris

History Communism in Russia 1900 to 1940

Capitalism in the USA 1900 to 1940

Nationalisms - the Middle East (& South Africa)

Pseudo-scientific forms of racism

Resistance to Apartheid 1940 to 1960

Mr Kramer

Life Sciences Viruses, Bacteria, Protists and Fungi

Diversity in plants

Transport and Support in Plants

Skeletal Systems and The Human Skeleton

The Circulatory System in Humans

The Nervous System, The Eye and The Ear.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Sexual an Asexual Reproduction

Reproduction in Plants

Reproductive Strategies in Vertebrates

The Male Reproductive System

Mr Nyachowe

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Visual Arts Exam will consist of: Section A: International Art( 60 marks) Question 1: Visual Literacy = 15 marks (Two unseen and unknown images) To answer 15 marks contextual questions and questions based on the elements of art and design principles. Question 2: Long Essay for 30 marks on Conceptual Art (3 x Artists, Artworks and Movements/ Modes with descriptions and argument that must be four pages long. Question 3: Short Essay on early 19th Century Art movements from Dada, Surrealism, Pop Art, Abstract Expressionism, Photo Realism/ Hyper Realism for 15 marks ( 1 ½ page essay) Section B: South African Art( 40 marks) Question 4 & 5: 2 x Paragraph type questions for 20 marks each on Early South African Art such as Gerard Sekotho, Pemba, Irma Stern, Preller & Battiss as well as South African Art from Resistance art such as Willie Bester and Jane Alexander. Total: 15 + 30 + 15 + 20 + 20 = 100 marks. 3 hour paper. Practical Exam: Theme is “Scars In Society” Portfolio of Evidence consists of the following-Brainstorm; Words and pictures from other sources; Six thumbnail drawings; Conduct research on three artists and document; Document three ideas around the exam theme; Reflect on process and create a certain concept ; Three fully resolved drawings. One final exam Drawing A final work of Art

Mr Walther

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Business Studies Teamwork and Conflict Management

Professionalism and Ethics

Corporate Citizenship and Corporate Social Responsibility

Creativity and Problem Solving

Environments and Sectors of the Economy

Entrepreneurship and Management

Forms of Ownership

Business Functions – Public Relations and Marketing

Stress, Crisis and Change Management

Movie review – The Informant

Mrs Turnbull

Skilled for Life Topics: Democracy and Human Rights, Development of Self in Society, Careers and Career Choice.

Mr Garira

ACCOUNTING – Mr Engelbrecht

Topic

Scope Learners should be able to:

Ethics Identify and analyze ethical behaviour applicable to the financial environments with reference to accountability and transparency This topic should be integrated with other topics using appropriate scenarios.

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Internal control Demonstrate the knowledge of internal audit processes: Define and explain what is meant by an internal audit. Demonstrate understanding of the difference between internal control and an internal audit, the role of the internal auditor, division of duties, documentation and physical controls. Identify internal control procedures when receiving cash and buying and selling on credit. This topic should be integrated with other topics.

Reconciliations Reconcile bank statements with cash journals in order to prepare bank reconciliation statements: Outstanding deposits Cheques not yet presented for payment Stop/debit orders Direct transfers Bank charges Interest received or charged Correction of errors or omissions Cheques R/D or cancelled Post-dated cheques received and future dated EFT's Reconcile statements received from creditors with accounts in creditors' ledger of a business in order to prepare creditors' reconciliation statements: Outstanding invoices or credit notes Outstanding payments Discounts not recorded Correction of errors or omissions. Integration of issues of internal control Integration of ethical issues relating to the banking environment

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Tangible/fixed assets Demonstrate understanding of the concept of a tangible/fixed asset register

Record the acquisition of tangible/fixed assets Calculation and recording of depreciation

On cost price (straight line method)

Diminishing balance method

Demonstrate understanding of how tangible/fixed assets are recorded when they are fully

depreciated. Record the disposal of tangible/fixed assets: At the beginning of a financial year During a financial year At the end of a financial year

Integrate issues of internal control – control measures over fixed assets Integration of ethical issues relating to fixed assets – responsible use of fixed assets

Partnerships Define and explain accounting concepts unique to partnerships: Partnership Capital accounts Current accounts Division of profits/losses

Accounting principles Define and explain International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) concepts: Accrual basis Fair representation Going concern Comparability/consistency Materiality No offsetting (of assets and liabilities or income and expenses) Additional Generally Accepted Accounting Practice (GAAP) concepts: Prudence Business entity rule Historical cost

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Bookkeeping for a partnership Accounting cycle of Partnerships:

Subsidiary journals Post to the ledger Trial Balance

Preparation of final accounts and statements of a partnership taking into account year-end adjustments

Accounting equation Year-end adjustments:

Trading stock deficit/surplus Consumable stores on hand Depreciation (on cost price/straight line, on diminishing balance methods) Bad debts Correction of errors/omissions Capitalisation of Interest

Accrued income (receivable)

Income received in advance (deferred) Expenses prepaid Accrued expenses (payable) Salaries to partners Bonus to partners Interest on capital Appropriation of profit/loss

Final accounts:

Trading account

Profit and Loss account Appropriation account

Financial statements and notes:

Statement of income (Income statement)

Statement of financial position (Balance sheet)

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Analysis and interpretation of Analyze and interpret financial statements and notes financial statements of a partnership

Revise the following:

Gross profit on sales

Gross profit on cost of sales

Net profit on sales

Operating expenses on sales

Operating profit on sales

Solvency ratio

Current ratio

Acid test ratio

Calculate and analyze the following:

Stock turnover rate

Stock holding period

Average debtors' collection period

Average creditors' payment period

Debt equity ratio (gearing)

Partners' earnings

Return on partners' equity

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Cost accounting Calculate the following costs in a manufacturing environment:

Variable and fixed costs The cost of a product using variable and fixed costs Unit costs Contribution per unit Break-even point The cost price of a product

Prepare ledger accounts of a manufacturing business (perpetual inventory system). Balance Sheet Section:

Raw material stock Work-in-progress stock Finished goods stock Consumable stores stock (indirect materials) Nominal Accounts Section:

Sales Cost of sales Factory wages Factory electricity Factory rent Depreciation on factory equipment, etc. Cost Accounts Section: Direct (raw) materials cost Direct labour cost Factory overhead cost Administration cost Selling and distribution cost Integrate ethical issues related to a manufacturing environment Integrate internal audit and internal control issues related to a manufacturing environment

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Budgeting Prepare and present a cash budget for sole traders: Projected revenue and expenditure

Projected debtors' collection Projected creditors' payments Cash budget Prepare and present a Projected Income Statement Integrate ethical issues. Integrate internal audit and internal control issues

Inventory systems Define and explain the following stock systems: Perpetual stock system Periodic stock system

Explain the advantages and disadvantages of the periodic and perpetual stock systems.

Record transactions using the periodic stock system in the journals and ledgers, comparing it with the perpetual stock system.

Purchases account as opposed to Trading stock account Opening stock and Closing stock accounts Trading account

VAT Perform VAT calculations: Use current rate Add VAT to cost price plus mark-up amount Calculate VAT on VAT inclusive amount Invoice or receipt base

Demonstrate understanding of the concept of VAT relating to bad

debts Integrate ethics relating to VAT – VAT fraud, etc.

Integrate internal audit and internal control processes over collection of VAT from customers and payment of VAT to SARS