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Answers:
Section A 1
C
9
B
2
D
10
B
3
C
11
C
4
C
12
B
5
B
13
B
6
C
14
D
7
B
15
A
8
C
Section B
16
Build a healthy cyber culture
17
Allows athletes to enjoy and respect the gaming environment
18
Gamers/Participants from all six continents
19
Largest gaming festival
20
(e-mail)
[email protected]
21
Single e-sport event
22
Starcraft 2
23
FIFA 2011
24
Counter Strike1.6
25
League of Legends
** Correct spelling and punctuation is mandatory.
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Section C: Reading Comprehension Winning a gold medal at the 1976 Summer Olympics
1 mark
Grew up in an affluent area
1 mark
27 (a) (i)
Jenner was dyslexic
1 mark
27 ( a) (ii)
He was afraid to go to school
1 mark
Most dyslexics are intelligent, creative people who have what he
1 mark
26 (a) 26 (b)
27 (b)
describes as a "short circuit" in processing reading, writing, spelling, and expression.
28 (a)
Greater self-esteem/more confident
1 mark
28 (b)
Work hard and persevere/ Work hard to overcome his problems
1 mark
(i) Albert Einstein/Thomas Edision/Tom Cruise/Cher
1 mark
29
(ii) Albert Einstein/Thomas Edision/Tom Cruise/Cher (accept any two of the listed names) 30
Accept any logical answers not given in the text.
Question 31 Content Points: 1. He was dyslexic. 2. Feared school, teachers, and reading 3. Mislabelled by teachers. 4. Always afraid to go to school 5. Often called lazy by his teachers. 6. Greater self esteem 7. Had to work hard and persevere 8. High determination 9. Never giving up 10. Active in dyslexia foundations 11. Shares concern for children with dyslexia.
Marks awarded = 2 or 0
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Language Marks for Style and Presentation are awarded based on the average sum total ( to the nearest rounded fraction/ decimal) of Paraphrase and Use of English. Paraphrase
=5
Use of English
=4
9÷2
= 4.5 = 5 marks
MARKS 5 Excellent 4 Good 3 Fair 2 Unsatisfactory 0 -1 Poor
STYLE AND PRESENTATION PARAPHRASE MARK Sustained attempt to 5 rephrase. Expression Excellent is secure 4 Good 3 Fair 2 Unsatisfactory 0 -1 Poor
USE OF ENGLISH
Section D Question 32: Literature Component: The Poem (a) Award 1 mark for any one of these responses: The persona felt that it is wrong, yet she still longs to hear the flutist playing his flute. (b) Award 1 mark for any of these responses: The persona’s lover/Flutist/The man who played the flute (c) Award 1 mark for this response: Uncovered by the breath of an artist (d) Yes/No, followed by a logical reason. (2 marks) -If reason is illogical, award 0 mark. -Yes/No without any reason, award 0 mark.
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Question 33: Literature Component: The Novel (Accept any appropriate answer) Allocation of marks
Content
: 10 marks
Language
:
Total
: 15 marks
5 marks
MARKS FOR CONTENT 9-10
7-8
5-6
3-4
1-2
A consistently relevant and convincing response to the task. Always provides textual evidence (detailed and well-developed) A relevant response to the task Usually provides textual evidence(some development) An intermittently relevant response to the task. Provides some textual evidence A response of little relevance to the task. Hardly any textual evidence Shows barely any understanding of the requirements of the task
MARKS FOR LANGUAGE 5
4
3
2
1
Accurate
Very well-organised
Largely accurate Well-organised
Frequent errors but meaning is never in doubt Fairly organised
Some blurring in meaning Poorly organized
Makes little or no sense at all Lacks organisation
Note: The mark “0” should only be awarded if
there is no understanding of the requirements of the task
the response is in a language other than English
there is no response