Formal Assessment Programme Term 2, 2014 Grade 7

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1 Formal Assessment Programme Term 2, 2014 Grade 7 Subject Assessment Task Date Week English Afrikaans Mathematics Class test 06 May Tuesday (test period) 5 Panel discussion 07 May - Wednesday 5 Unprepared speech 14 May - Wednesday 6 Unprepared reading 21 May - Wednesday 7 Examination Comprehension and Language 10 June - Tuesday 10 Examination Creative writing and Literature 11 June - Wednesday 10 Spelling tests/dictation Wednesdays Term 2 2 x Mondelinge 18/04; 23/05 2; 7 2 x Skryfwerk 09/05; 19/05 5; 7 2 x Onvoorbereide Lees 05/05; 12/05 5; 6 2 x Voorbereide Lees 09/05; 30/05 5; 8 2 x Luistertoets 07/05; 06/06 5; 9 2 x Begripstoets 08/05; 05/06 5; 9 Eksamen 13/06 10 Timetable Test 08/04; 15/04; 06/05; 13/05; 20/05 1; 2; 5; 6;7 Unprepared Class Test 1 08/04 1 Unprepared Class Test 2 15/04 2 Unprepared Class Test 3 06/05 5 Unprepared Presentation 27/05 8 Formal Task / Project 29/05 8 Examination 18/06 11 Natural Science Practical Task: Science Exposition 15/05 6 Examination 20/06 11 Examination 13/06 10 Technology Role-Play 17/04 2 Any 2 class activities Term 2 1-8

2 EMS 2 x Class Test 16/04 14/05 1 x Assignment 22/05-29/ Examination 17/06 11 Project: Geography - Case study of a selected flood Write a news report Give you opinion - Draw a poster and make a presentation 0` /05 8 Examination 12/06 9 History Creative Arts Life Orientation Project: The transatlantic slave trade 09/04-22/ Examination 04/06 9 Visual Art Continuous Assessments Performance Art (music) Continuous Assessments Term Interview with parents: Tell me about your career 14/06 2 Physical Education Task 23/05 7 Test Examination 19/06 11 PE Continuous assessments Every PE period 1-10 Computer Literacy 2 x Class Tests 15/04; 20/05 2; 7

3 GRADE 7 JUNE EXAMINATION BREAKDOWN 2014 English Grade 7 June Examination, (10/06/2013 and 11/06/2014) Paper 1: Comprehension and Language: 2 Hours: 10 June Session 1 1. Reading Comprehension 2. Unseen poem (Comprehension) 3. Visual literacy 4. Language: Parts of speech 5. Sentence simple and complex; active and passive 6. Simple tense 7. Punctuation 8. Homophones & Homonyms; synonyms & antonyms 9. Concord Paper 2: Creative writing and Literature: 2 Hours: 11 June Session 2 1. Narrative essay 2. Formal letter 3. Cinquain 4. Danny, the Champion of the World Chapters Figures of speech 6. Idioms, riddles, proverbs Afrikaans Grade 7 June Examination, (13/06/2013) 1. BEGRIPSTOETS (COMPREHENSION) 2. REDIGERING (EDITING) 3. WOORDESKAT (VOCABULARY) 4. VERLEDE TYD (PAST TENSE) 5. TEENWOORDIGE TYD (PRESENT TENSE) 6. TOEKOMENDE TYD (FUTURE TENSE) 7. ONTKENNENDE VORM (NEGATIVES)

4 8. ANTONIEME (ANTONYMS) 9. SINONIEME (SINONYMNS) 10. IDIOME (IDIOMS) 11. TRAPPE VAN VERGELYKING (DEGREES OF COMPARISON) 12. MEERVOUDE (PLURALS) 13. MANLIK EN VROULIK (MALE AND FEMALE) 14. INTENSIEWE VORME 15. KEN/WEET 16. SOORTE SINNE (TYPE OF SENTENCES) 17. VOORNAAMWOORDE (PRONOUNS) 18. INFINITIEF (OM... TE) 19. HOMONIEME / HOMOFONE (HOMONYMS / HOMOPHONES) 20. SELFSTANDIGE NAAMWOORDE (NOUNS) 21. LETTERLIK EN FIGUURLIK (LITERAL AND FIGURATIVE) 22. HOOF- EN BYSINNE (MAIN AND SUBORDINATE CLAUSES) 23. SAMESTELLINGS (COMPOUND NOUNS) Mathematics Grade 7 June Examination, (18/06/2013) * Make sure that you have the following items included in your stationery: Ruler, eraser, pencil, sharpener, colouring pencils, compasses and protractor The breakdown on what needs to be studied is as follows: All work covered in Term 1 and Term 2.

5 Geography Grade 7 June Examination, (12/06/2013) * Make sure that you have the following items included in your stationery: Ruler, eraser, pencil, sharpener, colouring pencils and calculator Revision Exercise Political Map of the World: Know the continents, oceans and be able to identify the equator and the tropics. Be able to answer questions from the map like the ones in the exercise. Map Skills All the worksheets in the work book from page Revise all the activities. Volcanoes, Earthquakes and Floods All the worksheets in the work book up to the end of page 6. Revise all the activities. Technology Grade 7 June Examination, (13/06/2013) * Make sure that you have the following items included in your stationery: Ruler, eraser, pencil, sharpener, colouring pencils and calculator The breakdown on what needs to be studied is as follows: Textbook pages

6 E.M.S Grade 7 June Examination, (17/06/2013) 1. ENTREPRENEURSHIP 2. FINANCIAL LITERACY (ACCOUNTING) a. BUDGETS b. NETWORTH c. COST OF SALES d. CRJ e. CPJ f. ACCOUNTING CYCLE g. GENERAL LEDGER Life Orientation Grade 7 June Examination, (19/06/2013) 1. Learn from LO file: a. Self-image p. 2-5 b. Changes in boys and girls p c. Effects of peer pressure p d. Reading and studying p e. Application of human rights p. 42 f. Application of responsibilities p. 43 g. Fair play in sport p. 44 h. Dealing with abuse p i. Career fields p Natural Science Grade 7 June Examination, (20/06/2013) Diversity of animals: Page 13-15, Diversity of plants: Page Sexual reproduction: Page Variation: Page Glossary: Page 1 Physical properties of materials: Page 1-2, 4-5

7 History Grade 7 June Examination, (20/06/2013) 1. What is a slave? 2. The nature of slavery in West Africa before Europeans. 3. Compare slavery. 4. The kinds of jobs that slaves in African society did. 5. Differentiate between pawnship and clientage. 6. The types of plantations. 7. Trading with the Europeans. 8. Reasons for slave labour. 9. Words that relates to the economy. 10. Five useful questions. 11. Primary sources. 12. John Brown, Nat Turner, Eli Whitney. Joseph Cinque, Harriet Tubman, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Olaudah Equiano 13. Events in a slave s life.