RAND COLLEGE YEAR END EXAMINATION DEMARCATION GR

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1 RAND COLLEGE YEAR END EXAMINATION DEMARCATION GR English Home Language Paper 1 Language: Read all work covered in English Handbook and Study Guide Parts of speech: nouns / verbs / adverbs / degrees of comparison / prepositions / conjunctions / concord errors / tenses Direct / Reported / Indirect Speech Punctuation Fact and Opinion Main Clause and Subordinate Clauses Figures of speech Cartoon and interpretation of advertisements Poems: All work covered this year in the Poetry Experience Workbook Sonnets Comprehension skills: Style / Tone / Register Dictionary Skills Summary Writing Paper 2 Read over different types of Essays: English Study Guide pg 75 & 76 Format of Friendly Letter / Business Letter Diary Entry Point form Summary Precis Summary Invitation Interviews Minutes and Agenda Draw up a Will Mrs Byrne Page 1 of 6

2 Afrikaans First Additional Language isizulu First Additional Language Vraestel 1 Begripstoets Taal: Soos vir graad 8 PLUS aktiewe en passiewe vorm 3 Gedigte Vraestel 2 Kortverhale, Semi-soet Transaksionele skryf Paper 1: Language and Comprehension Paper Section A: Reading and Picture Comprehension Section B: Summary Section C: Four seen poems and one unseen. Section D: Language Paper 2: Writing Paper Section A: Contextual and paragraph questions on four short stories read in class: WATHINT IMBOKODO Section B: 1 x shorter transactional writing and 1 x Longer transactional writing. Accounting Study all theory for Term 1 and 2. Work through the June exam. Revise Cash Receipts Journal and Cash Payments Journal. Revise Debtors and Creditors Journals. Revise all calculations such as: Cost Price Selling Price Mark-up Etc. Revise the Accounting Equation. Revise completion of all source documents. Me Eagar Mrs Leta Mr Engelbrecht Module 1: Managing Resources Unit 1: Indigenous bookkeeping 1. What is indigenous business 2. The bookkeeping system of informal traders Page 2 of 6

3 3. Factors in the success of indigenous businesses 4. Comparisons of the bookkeeping systems of the informal and formal sectors Formal Assessment Task Unit 2: Ethical behaviour in the financial environment 1. What is a code of ethics 2. The principles of a code of ethics 3. Unethical and illegal behaviour 4. Parties in the financial environment Unit 3: Generally Accepted Accounting Practice (GAAP) 1. What is GAAP 2. The purpose of GAAP 3. Qualitative characteristics of accounting information 4. The concept of consistency 5. The GAAP concepts Unit 4: Internal control 1. What is internal control 2. Establishing an effective system of internal control 3. Limitations of internal control measures 4. The different basic internal control processes 5. Internal auditing All unit assessments must be done for Unit 1 4. EMS Financial Flaws in the Economy. Factors of Production MACRO/ MICRO/ MARKET ENVIRONMENTS Basic level Economics for Dummies Chi Role of the foreign sector in Economy Role of Supply and Demand & how they affect pricing Role of the Trades Unions in Economy National Budgets & Sustainable Development Mr Williamson Page 3 of 6

4 Mathematics Natural Sciences Role of Savings and Investments Productivity and Competition Planning Tools e.g. SWOT Analysis, Feasibility Studies and Business Plans Functions of Business, Economic Sectors, Inflation Economic Systems: Capitalism, Socialism, Communism, Libertarianism Role of Routine Tasks: PREDESTO(Weeklies), Graphs and Dailies. Properties of whole numbers and fractions Integers- calculations and representations Complex calculations using Exponent laws Numeric and Geometric patterns Algebraic expressions Algebraic fractions Algebraic equations including fractions Simultaneous equations Straight line graphs Factorising Geometry of 2-D shapes including Pythagoras Similarity & Congruency of triangles with proof. Data Handling Probability Surface Area and Volume of 3- D shapes. Periodic Table Naming Compounds Balancing chemical equations to represent reactions Reactions of metals with oxygen(rusting) Reaction of non-metals with oxygen Acids, Bases and indicators Neutralisation reactions Acid reactions with metals and non-metal reactions with metal oxides Acid reactions with metal oxides Acid reactions with metal hydroxides Acid reactions with metal carbonates Applications of reactions Miss McBride Miss McBride Page 4 of 6

5 Natural Sciences (Life Sciences) Technology Creative Arts Tests for different gas products Electric cells- symbols and applications Resistors in circuits- applications Conventional current vs electric flow Ohm s law Series and Parallel circuits- diagrams and calculations. Safety practices when dealing with electric current Generating electricity Types of forces Contact forces such as friction Field forces such as magnetic, electric or gravitational Cell Structure Differences between plant and animal cells Stem cells Tissues and organs Systems in the human body Human reproduction All work done throughout the year must be studied. Demarcation will be issued by Mr Engelbrecht in class. Design Principles and Elements of Art Ancient Greek Sculpture History of the Parthenon Temple Structure of the Parthenon Temple: Post and Lintel System Map of Greece Types of Columns Architecture Notes: Parthenon Temple, Aqueduct System, Coliseum, Pantheon Temple Landscape Painting in SA: Realism, Impressionism and Formalism(Pierneef) San Rock Art. The Differences between traditional African Art and European Art. Visual Literacy questions- The role of the artist regarding societal issues. Candidates must bring a pencil, colour pencils and pastels to the examination room for the Mr Myambo Mr Engelbrecht Mr de Beer Page 5 of 6

6 purpose of the practical examination. Skilled for Life Mrs Shepstone has handed out examination demarcations at the beginning of the third term. Mrs Shepstone Social Sciences Geography: Mr Ndoda Map work Development Issues Resource use and sustainability Weathering Computers: Introduction to Java LU5 The Gogga Object Ms Wilsch Page 6 of 6