DAY CARE COMMUNICATION N5

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N310(E)(N15)H

NOVEMBER EXAMINATION NATIONAL CERTIFICATE

DAY CARE COMMUNICATION N5

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15 November 2016 (X-Paper) 09:00–12:00

OPEN-BOOK EXAMINATION

THREE reference books and ONE dictionary are allowed.

This question paper consists of 7 pages and an addendum of 3 pages.

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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE DAY CARE COMMUNICATION N5

TIME: 3 HOURS MARKS: 200

INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION

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6. Answer ALL the questions.

Read ALL the questions carefully.

Number the answers according to the numbering system used in this question paper.

Start each SECTION on a NEW page.

No colouring pencils or pencils are allowed, only black pens.

Write neatly and legibly.

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SECTION A: READING SKILLS QUESTION 1

Read ADDENDUM A (attached) and answer the following questions:

1.1 1.1.1 Name the different types of communication. (3)

1.1.2 In the article on ADDENDUM A (attached) different ways of communication are mentioned.

Name these ways and where possible supply the contact details. (25) 1.2 Name TEN important facts that must be kept in mind when one thinks about

Lwandla City of 2030. (Your answers must be one-word answers.) (10)

1.3 Distinguish between vision and strategy. (2 × 2) (4)

1.4 Write the names of the libraries in alphabetical order. (11)

1.5 Give the reason for urbanisation. (2)

1.6 What do cities offer? (2)

1.7 Why is long-term planning so necessary for our children today? (3) [60]

TOTAL SECTION A: 60

SECTION B: LANGUAGE AND STUDY SKILLS QUESTION 2

2.1 Identify the following underlined punctuation marks:

2.1.1 City's

2.1.2 2030?

2.1.3 Long-term vision

2.1.4 Comment.

2.1.5 Consider:

2.1.6 Bellville, Cape Town

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2.1.8 2030 @

2.1.9 Strategic Development Information & GIS

2.1.10 (Darling Street)

(10 × 1) (10) 2.2 Give a synonym or explain the meaning of the following words:

2.2.1 2.2.2 2.2.3 2.2.4 2.2.5

Investment Result Alternative Electronically Skills

(5 × 2) (10)

2.3 Give antonyms of the following words:

2.3.1 2.3.2 2.3.3 2.3.4 2.3.5

Past

Country/Rural area Social

Children Receive

(5 × 1) (5) 2.4 Design a mind map to stipulate your ideas on Lwandla City 2030. (15) [40]

TOTAL SECTION B: 40

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SECTION C: CORRESPONDENCE AND CREATIVE WRITING QUESTION 3

As the principal of Sura Day Care Centre, you would like to urge parents to get involved and to give positive input about their ideas for Lwandla City 2030. Design your own letterhead.

Answer the following questions:

3.1 Write a letter to the local newspaper about the topic: Lwandla City 2030.

Use the article on ADDENDUM A (attached) as background knowledge. (20) 3.2 Design a display advertisement to advertise a meeting for parents to come

and give positive inputs about their ideas. Time, place and date are your own choice.

The AIDA principle must be implemented. (20)

3.3 During this meeting you are going to deliver a speech about the topic:

Lwandla City children's future. In this speech you will also be doing the welcoming. (Remember the structure of a speech.)

Do the following:

Write down 10 keywords about the topic of the speech.

Write the welcome speech in ONE paragraph consisting of FIVE FULL SENTENCES.

(20) 3.4 Write a letter of complaint to your local council member who did not attend the

meeting. The council member had indicated that she/he would be present.

Use the same letterhead as in the previous letter. (20)

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TOTAL SECTION C: 80

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SECTION C: TEXTUAL STUDIES QUESTION 4

Read the poem, Love poem of my country below and answer the questions.

Love poem of my country My country is for love

so says its valleys where ancient rivers flow

the full circle of life under the proud eye of birds

adorning the sky

my country is for peace so says the veld where reptiles caress

its surface with elegant motions glittering in their pride

My country is for joy

so talk the mountains with baboons

hopping from boulder to boulder in the majestic delight

of cliffs and peaks

My country is for health and wealth see the blue of the sea

and beneath the jewels of fish deep under the bowels of soil

hear the golden voice of miner's praise for my country

My country is for unity feel the millions see their passion

their hands are joined together there is hope in their eyes

by Sandile Dikeni

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4.1 Write 10 positive words about the country in the poem. (10) 4.2 Quote a phrase from the poem that refers to the following words:

4.2.1 Animals

4.2.2 Nature

4.2.3 People

(3 × 2) (6)

4.3 Who is the poet? (2)

4.4 Quote from the poem examples of the following:

4.4.1 Alliteration

4.4.2 Assonance

(2 × 1) (2) [20]

TOTAL SECTION D:

GRAND TOTAL: 20

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ADDENDUM A

How do you see Lwandla City in 2030?

Shaping an effective long-term vision and strategy for Lwandla City relies on your input. Please tell us what you think that vision and strategy should be.

Write your ideas down in the 'thought bubble' on this page and drop it into the Lwandla City 2030 box at a municipal office or library; post your ideas on Facebook or Twitter, or comment via the Lwandla City 2030 webpage on the City's website or e-mail.

In 2015, more people now live in cities than in rural areas than ever before.

People move to cities to create a better life for themselves and their families.

As more people move into the city, the changes happen at a much faster pace.

The questions are: What will Lwandla City look like? What could living in Lwandla City be like in 15 years' time?

As cities become more important for gaining access to better social and economic resources, they must plan ahead in order to attract investment and provide opportunities. Opportunities are central to communities and households' ability to build a better future.

Cities provide the infrastructure that makes possible economic development and employment, and deliver the services central to bringing about social upliftment.

Cities have also become central to meeting challenges such as global warming and climate change, where municipal policies and practices have a big impact.

Lwandla City today is the result of more than 350 years of planning and development.

We all need to think about Lwandla City of the future.

Your input is very important.

The City needs your inputs to help develop a long-term vision and strategy for Lwandla City 2030. This is an exciting opportunity and we encourage you to give us your thoughts and ideas.

The City has developed several ways for you to make your contribution. Below you will find a thought bubble. Use it to write down or draw your thoughts or ideas. Then cut it out and drop it off at one of the selected municipal offices and libraries listed below.

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You can also engage using electronic and social media. For example, take a picture of your thought bubble with your mobile phone and post it to Lwandla City 2030 on Facebook or Twitter. Alternatively, e-mail or visit the City's Lwandla 2030 webpage, Facebook and Twitter pages and give us your ideas.

In thinking about Lwandla City and surrounds in 2030, please consider:

• Future housing, communities, food

• Future work, business, skills

• Future transport

• Future leisure

• Future energy sources

• Future interactions between citizens and City leaders

• Your role in future Lwandla.

Your participation is very important in helping shape what Lwandla City will be like in 15 years' time as a place to live, work, study and do business, as well as relax and play in.

So, please contribute for everyone's sake – yourself, your children and the special city in which you live. Thank you in advance and the City looks forward to receiving your inputs!

Lwandla City 2030

My thoughts and ideas

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Please put your thoughts and ideas into the Lwandla City 2030 boxes at these Council facilities:

MUNICIPAL OFFICES

Bellville, Cape Town, Khayelitsha, Milnerton, Plumstead, Somerset West and Westridge

LIBRARIES

Bonteheuwel, Brooklyn, Central Library, Fish Hoek, Grassy Park, Hanover Park, Khayelitsha, Kraaifontein, Kuils River, Lentegeur, Phillipi East, Lwandle Hector Petersen, Strand and Wynberg

Web http://lwandla2030.lwandla.gov.za Facebook www.facebook.com/Lwandlacity2030 Twitter www.twitter.com/lwandlacity2030 E-mail [email protected] Fax 086 576 2227

Postal Lwandla2030 c/o Strategic Development Information and GIS Department PO Box 4557, Cape Town, 8000.