GRADE 11

SUBJECT CONTENT TIME MARKS

ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE

Paper 1

A. Comprehension (30)

Figures of speech

B. Summary (10)

C. Visual Literacy (20)

Cartoon and advertising analysis

D. Textual Editing (10)

Punctuation, parts of speech, concord, active and passive voice, direct and indirect speech, levels of language

Paper 2

A. Seen Poetry (2 x 10 = 20)

Random notes to my son, London, Far Cry from Africa, Sedition, Mid-term break

B. Unseen Poetry (10)

2 hrs

2.5 hrs

70

80

C. Drama Contextual Questions / Literary Essay (25)

Macbeth

D. Novel Contextual Questions / Literary Essay (25)

Tsotsi

AFRIKAANS FAL

Vraestel 1 - 80

Afdeling A – Leesbegrip en spotprent 30

Afdeling B – Opsomming 10

Afdeling C- Advertensie 10

Strokiesprent 10

Algemene taal 20

Vraestel 2 – 70

Afdeling A – Die kruppel engel – Die hele boek 35

Afdeling B – Poësie – Saalhulp

Ek het ‘n huisie aan die Rand

Oppie Cape flats

Demokrasie [2 will be tested] 35

MATHEMATICS

Paper 1

Algebra and equations (inequalities)

Patterns and sequences

Finance, growth and decay

3 Hrs

150

Functions and graphs

Differential Calculus

Probability Paper 2

Statistics

Analytical Geometry

Trigonometry

Euclidean Geometry and measurement

3 Hrs

150

MATHEMATICAL

LITERACY

TOPICS

Rounding Estimation Units

Read what the question tells you to do. If no specific instructions are given, always round off to two decimal places.If the question gives special instruction to round off to a specific decimal, a separate mark will be awarded for rounding. Look at the highest digit. Always write units

125,2763…. kg Rounded to 125,28 kg 125,2743… kg Rounded to 125,27 kg When rounding to the nearest whole number. 124,743kg rounded to 125 kg 125,726… kg Rounded to 126 kg R2375 ≈ R2000 R523 ≈ R500 R76,78 ≈ R80

Conversions & Currencies

Conversions : Distance Area Volume / Capacity Mass

Km *** m ** cm * mm kℓ *** ℓ *** mℓ T *** kg *** g *** mg Miles to km Etc…..

Convert between Metric and metric When converting from right to left, multiply by the conversion factor. e.g. R to L …..

1 foot = 12 inches

Then 7 feet = 7x12 inches

When converting from left to right, divide by the conversion factor. L to R ….

1 mile = 1760 yards

Therefor 3520 yards = 3520 ÷ 1760

Scale Must be able to: *Calculating real life distance *Calculating measurement on map *Calculating scale if map and actual distance is known Must be able to describe a scale in words. A Scale is a comparison between the distance measured on a map to the distance in real life. Eg. 1 : 1 000 One unit measured on the map represents 1000 units in real life.

Scale 1:50 000

Map x Real life

÷ Map x scale = Real life Real life ÷ scale = Map

Time Time conversions Calculating time duration

(Speed = 𝑑𝑖𝑠𝑡𝑎𝑛𝑐𝑒

𝑇𝑖𝑚𝑒 )

days hours Minutes seconds

24 x 60 x 60

Minutes must be decimal form when using the Speed formula E.g. 2hours 45 min

Use 2,75 3hours 18minutes

18

60 = 0,3 …

Time= 3,3 Finance Finance- Documents, Statements &

Tariff Systems, Budgets

When working with big amounts in budgets, show zero’s R8,3 million = R8300 000 R213,83 billion= R213 830 000 000

Income Expenditure Profit and loss, Break Even calculations and graphs,

Profit = Income – Loss BE is when income = expenses At BE point, no profit , no loss

Taxation VAT UIF Wages Basic Overtime Sundays an Public Holidays

X 1,15

X 0,15

Price excluding VAT + VAT = Price including VAT

÷0,15

÷ 1,15

1% calculated on basic wage or salary 1% deducted from employee 1% contributed by employer 45 hours in any week basic hours Overtime must be paid at 1.5 times the employee’s normal wage An employee who occasionally works on a Sunday must receive double pay

Personal Income tax.

Work on a public holiday is by agreement and paid at double the rate Gross Income: Basic salary plus benefits like housing, car allowances etc. Net Income: Income after all deductions have been made Taxable Income : Basic Salary – Pension Not gross – pension! Tax Table Rebates and Medical Aid Credits

Interest Currencies and exchange rates, Interest on Bank accounts, Interest on loans and investments Inflation

No formula. Must be able to develop 1st year : R5000 x 1,05 = R5250,00 2nd year: R5250 x 1,05 = R5512,50

Data Handling Collecting, summarising, representing and interpreting data.

Tally tables, Ste Cumulative Frequency Tables

Central Tendencies Mean (Average) Mode ( Most) Median ( Middle)

Measures of Dispersion Range ( Big – Small) IQR ( Q3 – Q1) Outliers or Extreme numbers

Probability P(event) = 𝑛𝑢𝑚𝑏𝑒𝑟 𝑜𝑓 𝑜𝑢𝑡𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑒𝑠

𝑝𝑜𝑠𝑠𝑖𝑏𝑙𝑒 𝑜𝑢𝑡𝑐𝑜𝑚𝑒𝑠

Two-way –tables Tree diagrams

Fraction in simplified form.

Measurement Length Perimeter Area Volume Units must be written

Mass Temperature Surface area

LIFE

ORIENTATION

Chap 17 unit 1+2 Pg 271 ~~ Chap 15 units 1-3 Pg 248 Chap 13 unit 1-3 Pg 215 ~~ Chap 11 unit 1-5 Pg 157 Chap 9 unit 1+3 Pg 137 ~~ Chap 7 unit 1-4 Pg 100 Chap 6 unit 1+2 Pg 83 ~~ Chap 5 unit 1-3 Pg 62 Chap 3 unit 1+2 Pg 44 ~~ Chap 1, unit 1+2 Pg 2

2hrs 80

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

PHYSICS: PAPER 1 Mechanics: - Forces - Force components - Frictional Forces - Equilibrium Forces - Newton 1,2,3 - Newton’s law of universal gravitation Waves - Geometric optics - 2D and 3D refraction Electricity - Current electricity - Electrostatics - Electromagnetism CHEMISTRY: PAPER 2 Matter and material

Types of bonds

Lewis Diagrams

Molecular shapes

Bond energy

Intermolecular forces

Properties of intermolecular forces

Gases Chemical Change

- Stoichiometry - Reaction Energy - Redox reactions - Acid and Base reactions

Chemical Systems

- Mining - Global warming

LIFE SCIENCE

Paper 1:

Energy transformations to sustain Life: Photosynthesis

Animal Nutrition

Energy transformation: Respiration

Gas exchange

Excretion in humans

Population Ecology

Paper 2: Biodiversity and classification of micro-organisms

Biodiversity in plants and reproduction

Biodiversity of animals

Human impact on the environment:

Current crises

Practical exam: All the practical work as revised with learners

Paper 1 and 2 2

½ h each

1 hr

Paper 1 and 2 150

marks each

60

HISTORY

You must answer THREE questions in each paper: ONE source-based + ONE essay + ONE either source-based or essay. You may answer two questions from the same section. Paper 1:

SECTION A: SOURCE- BASED QUESTIONS

SECTION B: ESSSAY QUESTIONS

1 Communism in Russia: 1900-1940

Lenin and the implementation of his economic policies.

Why was the New Economic policy introduced?

4 Communism in Russia: 1900-1940

Stalin’s Five (5) Year Plans

2 Capitalism in the USA 1900-1940

The Wall Street crash of 1929 What were the causes of the 1929 Wall

Street crash?

What was the impact of the 1929 Wall Street crash?

5 Capitalism in the USA 1900-1940

Roosevelt and the New Deal

3 Ideas of Race in the late 19th and 20th centuries

Nazi Germany: Groups targeted by the Nazis

The Jews

6 Ideas of Race in the late 19th and 20th centuries

Case study: Australia

Eugenics and Social Darwinism: the effect on the Indigenous people.

Paper 2:

SECTION A: SOURCE- BASED QUESTIONS

SECTION B: ESSSAY QUESTIONS

1 Nationalism –South Africa

The rise of African Nationalism 4 Nationalism –South Africa

3Hrs

3hrs

150

150

The South African National Natives Congress (SANNC, later the ANC)

The ANC Youth League

The Freedom Charter

The Pan Africanist Congress (PAC)

The role of women

The rise of Afrikaner Nationalism

2 Nationalism – The Middle East

The Arab-Israeli conflict from 1948-1973.

The question of Palestine

Jewish Nationalism

Arab Nationalism

5 Nationalism – Africa

Case study: From “Gold Coast “to Ghana

Kwame Nkrumah and Pan-Africanism

3 Apartheid South Africa 1940s to 1960s

How did the National Party use legislation to create an apartheid state?

Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act (No.55 of 1949)

Population Registration Act

(No.30 of 1950)

Group Areas Act (No.41 of 1950)

The Bantu Education Act (No.47 of 1953)

6 Apartheid South Africa 1940s to 1960s

Overcoming apartheid.

The Defiance Campaign, 1952

The Women’s March to Pretoria, 1956

The Sharpeville Massacre, 1960

The Rivonia Trial, 1963

GEOGRAPHY

PAPER 1: Theory The Atmosphere pg 72-123 Geomorphology pg 126-174 Development Geography pg 176-242

3 hrs

225

Resources abs Sustainability pg 244-288 Learners must answer 3 out of 4 Question PAPER 2: Map Work All map work covered in Grade 10 and 11, including calculations, aerial and othophotos and GIS

1½ hrs

75

ACCOUNTING

Paper 1: 150 marks 2 hours Concepts relating to partnerships 11.1.2 Concepts relating to clubs 11.1.3 Concepts relating to GAAP 11.1.4 Ledger accounts of partnerships; & interpretation thereof 11.1.5 Ledger accounts of clubs & interpretation thereof 11.1.6 Accounting equation of partnerships 11.1.7 Adjustments & final accounts of partnerships & trial balances 11.1.8 Income Statement (Statement of Comprehensive Income) of partnerships 11.1.9 Balance Sheet (Statement of Financial Position) & Notes of partnerships 11.1.10 Statement of Receipts & Payments of clubs 11.1.11 Analysis and interpretation of financial statements of partnerships * 11.1.12 Valuation of fixed assets including additions, depreciation & disposal 11.1.13 Periodic & perpetual stock systems - concepts & reporting 11.1.14 Ethical behaviour in financial environments Paper 2 150 marks 2 hours Preparation of bank and creditors' reconciliations 11.2.2 Value Added Tax calculations 11.2.3 Manufacturing concepts 11.2.4 Cost Accounting - Ledger accounts 11.2.5 Calculation of unit costs and break-even point 11.2.6 Preparation of Cash Budget for sole traders 11.2.7 Preparation of Projected Income Statement for sole traders

11.2.8 Application of internal control & audit processes: cash, fixed assets, inventories, debtors, creditors, income & expenses including salaries/wages; & including financial indicators # 11.2.9 Valuation of fixed assets including depreciation & asset disposal for forecasting and internal control purposes 11.2.10 Periodic & perpetual inventory systems - concepts, recording & control 11.2.11 Ethical behaviour in financial environments

ECONOMICS

TWO Papers will be written EXAM LAYOUT:

Each paper comprises of SIX QUESTIONS divided into three sections. From the s ix questions only FOUR must be answered as fol lows:

- SECTION A: Question 1 is COMPULSORY

- SECTION B: Consists out of THREE questions: Questions 2 – 4 from which

the candidate must choose only TWO

2hrs

each

150

each

PAPER 1

150 MARKS - 2 HOURS

PAPER 2

150 MARKS - 2 HOURS

MAIN TOPIC MACROECONOMICS

MAIN TOPIC MICROECONOMICS

TOPICS

Factors of production, economic

importance and its remuneration

Circular flow of goods/services

Economic goods & services – main

aggregates

Economic systems

South Africa’s economic structures

TOPICS

Markets – utility of goods and services

Relationships between markets

Effects of cost & revenue

Market structures

Price elasticity

MAIN TOPIC ECONOMIC PURSUITS

MAIN TOPIC CONTEMPORARY ECONOMIC ISSUES

TOPICS

Economic growth

Economic development

Money & banking

RSA’s economic importance in Africa

TOPICS

Poverty

Globalisation

Environmental deterioration

- SECTION C: Consists out of TWO questions: Questions 5 – 6 from which

the candidate must choose only ONE

BUSINESS STUDIES

PAPER 1: BUSINESS ENVIRONMENTS

Influences of business environments

Challenges of the business environment

Adapting to challenges of the business environment

Contemporary socio-economics issues

Business sectors

BUSINESS OPERATIONS

Marketing function

Production function

Human Resources function

2 hrs

150

PAPER 2: BUSINESS VENTURES

Benefits of a company over other forms of ownership

Avenues of acquiring a business (Franchising, Leasing and Outsourcing)

Presentation of business information

Entrepreneurial qualities and success factors

Transforming a Business plan into an action plan

Start a business venture based on an action plan

BUSINESS ROLES

Creative thinking and problem solving

Stress and crisis management

Professionalism and ethics

Citizenship role and responsibilities

Team dynamics and conflict management

Team stages and dynamics theories and conflict management

2 hrs 150

HOSPITALITY STUDIES

The significance of South African culinary uniqueness Menu planning Bread products using yeast Venue and table setting Cakes and biscuits Costing Kitchen brigade: organogram Restaurant brigade: organogram Herbs, spices, condiments and flavourants Types of service Service techniques Fish Poultry Stocks Sauces Vegetables Soups Rice Food Poisoning vs. Food Spoilage Food Contamination Temperature Control in the kitchen Preventative safety Measures Receiving stock Storekeeping Policies governing working conditions Occupational Health and Safety Act Learning pathways in Hospitality

3 hours 200

TOURISM

Tourism Sectors

Domestic, regional and inter-national tourism

Culture and Heritage

Foreign exchange

Tourist attractions

Map work and tour planning

Marketing

Communication and customer care

3hrs 200

EGD

PAPER 1:

Civil analytical

Solid geometry

Two-point perspective

Civil drawings

PAPER 2:

Mechanical analytical

Loci (CAM)

Isometric drawing

Mechanical assembly

3hrs

3hrs

190

195

CIVIL

TECHNOLOGY

Section A: Generic Questions

Question 1: Occupational Health and Safety & Materials (30)

Question 2: Tools, Equipment and Graphics (40)

Question 3: Quantities and Joining (30)

Section B: Subject Specific

Question 4: Excavations (30)

Question 5: Foundations (30)

Question 6: Formwork (40)

3hrs 200

CAT

Practical: • Word Processing (Section 3) – Modules 3.1 to 3.7 • Spreadsheets (Section 4) – Modules 4.1 to 4.4 • Databases (Section 5) – Modules 5.1 to 5.5 • HTML / Web design (Section 6) – Modules 6.1 and 6.2 • Processing data – Module 7.2 • Working smarter – Module 8.1 Theory: • System Technologies and Implications (Section 1) – Modules 1.1 to 1.6 • Network and Internet Technologies (Section 2) – Modules 2.1 to 2.4 • Information Management (Section 7) – Modules 7.1 to 7.3 • Case Studies – Module 8.2 • Theory questions on practical work: ± 15 marks.

3hrs

3hrs

180

150

IT

P1: PRACTICAL GR10 Delphi GR11 Delphi Question 1 • Basic programming skills with standard/basic structures listed in the IT CAPS document • Using different visual components for Input/Output • Instantiating and using dynamic components Question 2 • Database manipulation via Delphi Question 3 • General problem-solving using more advanced programming and data structures

3hrs

150

P2: THEORY All theory modules completed this year as well as Gr10 theory. Delphi theory will also be included.

3hrs

150

VISUAL ARTS

Refer to teacher

EXAMINATION BOOKLET

NOVEMBER 2019