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STUDY GUIDE
FINAL EXAMINATIONS 2019
GRADE 10
Venue:
Multipurpose Hall
Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXAM TIMETABLE .................................................................................................................3
EXAMINATION REGULATIONS ..........................................................................................4
PROMOTION REQUIREMENTS..........................................................................................5
STUDY & EXAM TIPS ............................................................................................................5
ENGLISH ..................................................................................................................................7
AFRIKAANS .............................................................................................................................8
ISIZULU ....................................................................................................................................9
LIFE ORIENTATION............................................................................................................ 10
MATHEMATICS ................................................................................................................... 11
MATHEMATICAL LITERACY............................................................................................. 12
AP MATHEMATICS ............................................................................................................. 13
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS & DESIGN .......................................................................... 14
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ....................................................................................... 15
LIFE SCIENCES................................................................................................................... 16
PHYSICAL SCIENCES: PAPER 1 - PHYSICS ............................................................... 17
PHYSICAL SCIENCES: PAPER 2 - CHEMISTRY ......................................................... 18
GEOGRAPHY....................................................................................................................... 19
HISTORY ............................................................................................................................... 20
ACCOUNTING...................................................................................................................... 21
BUSINESS STUDIES .......................................................................................................... 22
VISUAL ARTS....................................................................................................................... 23
DRAMATIC ARTS .............................................................................................................. 234
MUSIC…………………………………………………………………………………….. 25
Yes I can!!
Anything worth
doing is worth
doing well!
I must not
give up!
Dainfern College 2
Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
EXAM TIMETABLE
MON 4 Nov Business Studies 09h00-11h00
TUE 5 Nov Life Orientation 09h00-10h30
WED 6 Nov Physical Sciences: Paper 1- Physics 09h00-11h00
Afrikaans FAL: Paper 1 09h00-11h30
THU 7 Nov
IsiZulu FAL: Paper 1 09h00-11h30
FRI 8 Nov Life Sciences: Paper 1 09h00-11h00
SAT 9 Nov AP Mathematics 09h00-11h00
MON 11 Nov History 09h00-11h30
TUE 12 Nov English: Paper 1 09h00-11h30
Information Technology: Paper 2 - Practical 09h00-11h00
WED 13 Nov
Visual Arts: Theory 09h00-11h00
THU 14 Nov Engineering Graphics & Design: Paper 1 - Civil 09h00-11h30
Mathematics: Paper 1 09h00-11h00
FRI 15 Nov
Mathematical Literacy: Paper 1 09h00-11h00
SAT 16 Nov Dramatic Arts: Theory 09h00-11h00
MON 18 Nov Physical Sciences: Paper 2 - Chemistry 09h00-11h00
Engineering Graphics & Design: Paper 2 -
TUE 19 Nov
Mechanical 09h00-11h30
WED 20 Nov Information Technology: Paper 2 -Theory 09h00-11h30
THU 21 Nov English: Paper 2 09h00-10h30
Geography: Paper 1 09h00-11h30
FRI 22 Nov
Geography: Paper 2 12h30-14h00
Dramatic Arts: Practical 09h00-10h00
SAT 23 Nov
Music 09h00-11h00
Mathematics: Paper 2 09h00-11h00
MON 25 Nov
Mathematical Literacy: Paper 2 09h00-11h00
Life Sciences: Paper 2 09h00-10h30
TUE 26 Nov
Life Sciences: PAT 12h00-13h30
Visual Arts: Practical 09h00-15h00
WED 27 Nov
Accounting 09h00-11h30
HANDING BACK OF EXAM PAPERS FOR CHECKING:
THU 28 Nov
07h30-11h30
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Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
EXAMINATION REGULATIONS
1. Arrive at the venue at least 20 minutes before the start of the exam.
2. Do not take any notes, books or bags into the exam venue.
3. Only enter the exam venue when you are asked to do so by the invigilator.
Enter the exam venue in silence and sit at the desk that has been allocated to
you.
4. Make sure that you bring all the necessary stationery requirements with you.
You will need to bring spare pens as well. These items need to be kept in a
clear plastic packet only.
5. Water may only be brought into the exam venue in a clear bottle without any
writing.
6. You may not communicate or attempt to communicate with any other
candidate. This includes all forms of visual, auditory and written means.
7. Cellular phones, smart watches and any other electronic devices are to be
switched off and handed in to the invigilator.
8. You may not vacate the exam venue until the full time prescribed for the
question paper has expired. Ensure that you go to the toilet BEFORE the
exam. You will not be allowed to go to the toilet, unaccompanied, during the
exam.
9. Full school uniform of full PE kit must be worn for all exams – you will be
disciplined if your dress does not meet the regulations as stated in the Code
of Conduct. (Boys – make sure you have shaved; Girls – no make-up will be
tolerated)
10. Leave your exam venue quietly – the rest of the school may still be finishing
off their exam.
11. If you are sick for an exam you MUST contact the school to let them know and
MUST bring a doctor’s certificate otherwise you will get zero for that exam.
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Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
PROMOTION REQUIREMENTS
1. To pass the NSC (National Senior Certificate) with entry to Degree studies i.e.
to apply to study for a degree at a South African university, a learner must:
• Pass 4 designated subjects at 50% or more (excluding Life Orientation) (Note:
All Dainfern College subjects are designated)
• Pass English with 40% or more (Please note: Most universities would expect
at least 50% for English for favourable consideration).
• Pass 2 other subjects with 30% or more (this can include Life Orientation)
• 30% in the language of learning and teaching at the Institute of Higher
Education
2. To pass the NSC with entry to Diploma study, a student must:
• Pass English with 40% or more
• Pass 3 other designated subjects with 40% or more (excluding Life
Orientation) (Note: All Dainfern College subjects are designated.)
• Pass 2 other subjects with 30% or more (Life Orientation can be one of these)
The final promotion mark in each subject is calculated in the following ratio:
Description Weighting
CASS 25%
Final Examination 75%
TOTAL 100%
STUDY & EXAM TIPS
1. Be prepared: Use your exam timetable to work out a study timetable.
Your study timetable must:
☺ Be time efficient: Ensure that you have enough time to study for each exam. Prioritise and
organise your time to ensure that you spend study time effectively.
☺ Be specific – your study timetable should be specific about what you are going to study in
each study session e.g. Session 1: English Literature – Macbeth: Act I
☺ Be realistic – it’s not possible to study your entire Geography book in one hour on the
morning of the Geography exam.
☺ Allow for regular breaks – don’t spend hours staring at a book hoping that you will magically
absorb the information. Study for one hour at a time and take a ten-minute break at the end
of each hour. During the break, get up and move around. Don’t start watching TV because
your ten-minute break will turn into a three-hour break!
Dainfern College 5Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
2. Study actively and know your learning style – make notes, use mind maps, summarise
information in your own words, practise with old exam papers, practise maths problems. Never
learn by rote. It is boring and a waste of time!
3. Know your strengths and weaknesses: it’s always easier to study for subjects we are good at.
Ensure that you give enough time to subjects that are difficult for you.
4. Understand your work – you will never remember what you do not understand. If you don’t
understand a section of work, ask your teacher for help.
5. Make a study area:
Choose a quiet place with few distractions – you should not have your cell phone, computer
or a TV on. If you need music to study, play the music softly.
Make yourself comfortable enough so you can concentrate but not so comfortable that you fall
asleep.
Always study in the same place and ensure you have good light.
Have your study timetable in front of you and tick off each section that you complete. It will
help to motivate you to continue.
6. Look after your physical well-being – get enough sleep (7-8 hours a night), eat healthy small
meals regularly, exercise every day. Don’t party or stay out late because you will waste a day
recovering.
7. Look after your emotional and social well-being – don’t fight with friends or family. Leave the
conflict until after the exams!
8. Look after your spiritual well-being.
9. Writing the exam:
Know the mark and time allocation of each exam.
Arrive on time for the exam and know your exam venue before you start writing your exams!
Have all the necessary equipment so that you do not have to borrow pens, pencils,
calculators etc.
Keep an eye on the clock while you are writing to ensure that you finish your paper.
10. Get enough sleep the night before; eat a healthy breakfast on the day of the exam.
11. Trust yourself – once the exam has been written, don’t worry about it anymore!
Dainfern College 6Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
ENGLISH
NAME & LENGTH OF EXAM: ASSESSORS:
Paper 1: Comprehension, Language, D Rodger and A Seager
Summary, Poetry, Critical Visual Literacy -
2½ hours
Paper 2: “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind”
& Transactional Writing - 1½ hours
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAP /
NOTES:
Paper 1
1. Comprehension 1. English Handbook (use for
2. Language: Style - register, tone, jargon, language and transactional writing)
emotive language, factual writing, 2. Study all notes in files.
connotation/denotation. Humour – satire, 3. “The Boy Who Harnessed the
irony, puns, caricatures, cartoons and Wind” (Notes and worksheets).
analysis, hyperbole, stereotypes. Writer’s
devices – sound devices, figures of speech, Revise all tests and writing pieces
rhetorical questions. Punctuation,
Dictionary work, synonyms and
antonyms, Textual editing - correction of
grammar, spelling, punctuation errors.
Visual Literacy – cartoons, advertisements
and propaganda.
3. Nature poetry from the poetry booklet
4. Summary
Paper 2
“The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind”
Mini-Essay and Plan
Transactional writing: letters (friendly and
formal), email, diary entry and newspaper https ://www.cartoonstock.com/directory/e/en
article. Writing pieces may or may not relate to gl i sh_language.asp 16/10/19
the novel.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAMS:
Each section of the paper is to be completed on a separate answer sheet.
Dainfern College 7Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
AFRIKAANS
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSOR:
2½ hours
Vraestel 1: 100 punte Afrikaans Department
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAPTERS /
EXAM: RESOURCE:
Afdeling A: 1. Edupage
Leesbegrip (30) 2. Afrikaans Handbook & Study Guide – Beryl
• Drie tekste Lutrin
Afdeling B: Opsomming (10)
Afdeling C: Poësie (30) Woordstrukture: Meervoude; Verkleinwoorde;
• Een ongesiene gedig Trappe van vergelyking; Intensiewe vorme;
• Twee gesiene gedigte: Byvoeglike naamwoorde; Bywoorde; Voorsetsels;
Sprokie vir ‘n stadskind Voornaamwoorde; Betreklike voornaamwoorde;
- Koos du Plessis Afkortings; Tyd en getalle; Sinonieme; Antonieme;
Vaderkrismis – Eveleen algemene woordeskat (een word vir meer as een +
Castelyn samestellings)
Afdeling D: Funksionele Taal en
Sinstrukture: Tye; Voegwoorde; Ontkenning,
Kommunikasie (30)
Lydende vorm; Infinitief (om…te, behoort…te, hoef
nie…te); Direkte en Indirekte rede; Verbindings met
betreklike voornaamwoorde
Kommunikasie: termyne 1,2 en 3 kommunikasie
situasies.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAMS
Answer each section on a separate folio sheet (opsomming on blue sheet) with your
name and your teacher’s name on each sheet.
PLEASE REMEMBER: Markers’ margins. Leave a line open between your answers.
Dainfern College 8Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
ISIZULU
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSOR:
2½ hours Z. Ndaba
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAP /
RESOURCE:
1. Isifundo sokuqondisisa
2. Imiqondofana nemiqondophikisa 1. Khalipha Mfundi
3. Isabizwana soqobo 2. All handouts and exercises
4. Isabizwana sokubala 3. Exercise books
5. Ukuphikisa
6. Izithombe – Phendula imibuzo
7. Amabizomuntu namabizonto
8. Izihlanganiso
9. Ongumnini
10. Iziphawulo & izibaluli
11. Ondaweni
12. Izimpambosi
13. Izenzukuthi
14. Isivumelwano sikamenziwa
15. Ukufingqa
16. Izinkondlo, isigqebhezane, ithemba
lami
17. Unseen poem
http://www.clipartkid.com/exam-day-cliparts/18/10/18
PLEASE REMEMBER:
• Vocabulary is key.
• Ensure that you understand the basic questions that might be asked in an
examination.
• Learn all the Language rules.
Dainfern College 9Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
LIFE ORIENTATION
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSORS:
1½ hours N Haynes
S King
J Smith
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAP
/ RESOURCE:
Short questions on themes and sources related
to the film Freedom Writers: human rights, Life Orientation File:
privilege, poverty, education, culture,
xenophobia, race and class issues Topic: Human Rights
Film: ‘Freedom Writers’
Information will be given to you
in the exam.
http://www.impawards.com/2007/freedom_writers_xlg.html[accessed
16/110/19/
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAMS:
This is a source based task and all information will be provided in the paper. Other
than watching the film, there is no further study required.
Dainfern College 10Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
MATHEMATICS
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSORS:
Paper 1: 2 hours I Moyo
Paper 2: 2 hours C Steedman
S Dlamini
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT RESOURCES:
Paper 1 Paper 1
• Algebra, simplification, • All notes and worksheets, including
factorisation and exponents (±35 revision booklets
marks) • Grade 10 Exam Papers Book:
• Patterns & sequences (±8 marks) Answer Series
• Finance, growth (±10 marks) • Platinum textbook Chapters: 1, 2, 3,
• Functions & graphs (±22 marks) 5, 8, 13 and all revision exercises
• Probability (±16 marks) and assessments in the textbook
• Number properties (±9 marks) • Revision of all assessments
• Siyavula Intelligent Practice (online
Paper 2 Maths revision)
• Statistics (±15 marks)
• Analytical geometry (±15 marks) Paper 2
• Trigonometry including trig graphs • As above for Paper 1
(±30 marks) • Platinum textbook Chapters: 4, 5 6,
• Euclidean geometry (±30 marks) 7, 9, 10, 11, 12 and all revision
• Measurement (±10 marks) exercises and assessments in the
textbook
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAMS:
● Non-programmable scientific calculator
● Ruler, eraser, blue or black pen, pencil, coloured pencils, highlighters
PLEASE REMEMBER
You may email your Maths teacher to make an appointment for assistance during
the exam period.
Dainfern College 11Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
MATHEMATICAL LITERACY
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSOR:
Paper 1: 2 hours Paper 1: A Hewitt
Paper 2: 2 hours Paper 2: A Hewitt
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK
CHAP / RESOURCE:
Chapter 1: Numbers and calculations with numbers
Chapter 2: Patterns, relationships and Via Afrika Mathematical
representations Literacy Grade 10 Learner’s
Chapter 3: Measurement (conversions and time) Book
Chapter 4: Finance (documents and tariffs)
Chapter 5: Measurement (length, distance, volume, All information on Google
mass, temperature) Classroom
Chapter 6: Maps and Scales Notes received in class
Chapter 7: Probability
Chapter 8: Finance (income and expenses)
Chapter 9: Measurement (perimeter and area)
Chapter 10: Finance (interest, banking and taxation)
Chapter 12: Data handling
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAMS:
Bring all mathematical instruments – ruler, calculator, protractor etc.
PLEASE REMEMBER:
Paper 1 and Paper 2 cover the same content; however, Paper 1 is a skills-based
paper while Paper 2 is application-based and is more difficult.
Dainfern College 12Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
AP MATHEMATICS
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSOR: S Dlamini
2 hours MODERATOR: C Steedman
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAP /
RESOURCE:
1. Algebra
• Algebraic fractions • Textbook: Advanced
• Factorising cubes Programme Mathematics
• Completing the square Grade 10 Chapters: 1 (all
• Quadratic formula units except unit 3), 2 (units
• Complex numbers and Argand diagrams 5-11), 5 (all units).
• Absolute values
• Revision of all assessments
2. Matrices:
• All operations with matrices • South African Maths
• Special matrices Olympiad website for
• Finding inverses problem-solving practice
• Solving simultaneous equations using the (solutions included)
matrix method and the Gaussian elimination
method
3. Statistics
• Probability
• Descriptive statistics
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAMS:
● Non-programmable scientific calculator
● Ruler, eraser, blue or black pen, pencil, highlighters
PLEASE REMEMBER:
You may email your Maths teacher to make an appointment for assistance during the
exam period.
Dainfern College 13Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS &
DESIGN
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSOR:
Paper 1 (Civil): 2½ hours J Gaunt
Paper 2 (Mechanical): 2½ hours
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM/S: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAP /
RESOURCE:
•
Paper 1 (Civil Examination): •
•
• Civil Drawings & Civil Analytical Questions • Chapter 8
• Descriptive Geometry • Chapter 7
• Solid Geometry • Chapter 6
• One-Point Perspective Drawings • Chapter 9
Paper 2 (Mechanical Examination):
• Mechanical Drawings & Mechanical • Chapter 4
Analytical Questions
• Geometric Constructions • Chapter 3
• Isometric Drawings • Chapter 5
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAMINATION/S:
• Bring ALL necessary instruments and equipment – no borrowing/lending will be
permitted during examinations.
Dainfern College 14Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSOR:
Practical: 2 hours (2½ hours with printing and C Zeelie
logging-on time)
Theory paper: 2 hours
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAP /
RESOURCE:
Practical:
Practical:
• Java • Basics of programming
Theory paper: • Control structures
• Error handling methods
• Theory • All components
• Java • Arrays
Theory:
Notes – Grade 10:
• Software
• Networking
• Hardware
• Social implications
• Case studies
Java: (code and flow charts)
• Control structures
• Error handling
• Methods
• All components
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAMS
Practical and Theory:
● Ruler, eraser
● Blue/black pen, pencil, coloured pencils.
PLEASE REMEMBER:
Extra information available on Google Classroom and the High School Past Papers Team Drive
includes answers to exercises, past exam papers, memos and notes.
Dainfern College 15Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
LIFE SCIENCES
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSOR:
Paper 1: Theory: 2 hours Paper 1: C Weerepas
Paper 2: Essay: 1½ hours Paper 2: C Weerepas
Paper 3: Practical: 1½ hours Paper 3: C Weerepas
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAPTER/ RESOURCE:
EXAM:
PAPER 1:
PAPER 1: 1. Pg 57 - 69
1. Cell division & Cancer 2. Pg 70 – 86 (as applied to 5 & 6)
2. Plant & Animal Tissue 3. Pg 94 - 96
3. Stem Cells & Cloning 4. Pg 99 - 102
4. Organ 5. Pg 110 - 130
5. Support & Transport Systems in
plants 6. Pg 155 - 178
6. Transport Systems in Mammals
PAPER 2:
PAPER 2: All paper 1 chapters
• All paper 1 chapters
• Essay rubric PAPER 3:
Skills booklet: Ensure you understand all scientific
PAPER 3: procedure, experimental design, variables, scientific
• All practical skills method, table and graphing skills etc.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAMS:
• You need to bring: Pen, pencil, calculator, long ruler, sharpener, eraser, scissors.
• You may NOT share apparatus during a practical.
• Ensure that you know how to use all the apparatus correctly and know the name of each piece
of apparatus.
• The exam will consist of a lot of data response questions where application is required.
• Remember to utilise to the full all information that is given to you in the exams.
• Number the questions accurately and draw a marking margin
PLEASE REMEMBER:
• You need to be able to analyse questions and apply your knowledge to new situations.
• In all sections of work, you also need to learn all additional notes given or written in class.
• For revision go through all exercises and worksheets associated with the theory on the
relevant pages.
Dainfern College 16Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
PHYSICAL SCIENCES:
PAPER 1 - PHYSICS
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSOR:
L Keyser
2 hours - 150 marks
MODERATOR:
C Fowler
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAP /
RESOURCE:
Rounding off. Scientific notation, addition, subtraction,
SI system of units, change of units. All skills:
tabulation, graphing etc.
TOPIC 1: WAVES SOUND AND LIGHT
Chapter 1: Transverse pulses Pg 1-11
Chapter 2: Transverse waves Pg 12-21
Chapter 3: Longitudinal waves Pg 22-27
Chapter 4: Sound waves Pg 28-51
Chapter 5: Electromagnetic radiation Pg 52-68
TOPIC 2: ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM
Chapter 1: Magnetic fields, poles and forces Pg 69-81
Chapter 2: Electrostatics
Pg 82-104
Chapter 3: Electric circuits: pd, current and
Pg 105-159
resistance
TOPIC 3: MECHANICS
Pg 160
Chapter 1: Vectors and scalars
Pg 169
Chapter 2: Motion in one dimension
Pg 198
Chapter 3: Velocity and the equations of motion (time
permitting)
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAM:
• Students will be supplied with a formula information sheet.
• All students must write in blue pen, bring a scientific calculator, a maths set and a ruler to
the examination. Diagrams must be completed in pencil and labelled in blue pen.
Dainfern College 17Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
PHYSICAL SCIENCES:
PAPER 2 - CHEMISTRY
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSOR:
2 hours E Gemmill
150 marks MODERATOR:
C Fowler
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAPTER
OR RESOURCE
Rounding off. Scientific notation, addition, subtraction, SI
system of units, change of units.
All skills: tabulation, graphing etc.
NB: Polyatomic ions table (pg 19) • Learn from all photocopied notes,
NB: Common as well as scientific names (pg 20) practical and exercises.
NB: Scientific method.
NB: Skills (tables, graphs etc.)
NB: Writing of formulae and balancing of equations
MODULE 1 (MATTER AND MATERIALS PART 1)
UNIT 1 Revision of matter & classification
UNIT 2 States of matter& kinetic molecular theory Pg 1-30
UNIT 3 The atom basic building blocks of material Pg 31-57
UNIT 4 The periodic table and the trends and properties Pg 58-89
UNIT 5 Chemical bonding and the Lewis structure Pg 90-130
MODULE 2 (MATTER AND MATERIALS (PART 2)
UNIT 1 Particles that make up substances. Pg 131-150
UNIT 2 Physical and chemical change: Separation,
conservation and representation Pg 151-172
Pg 173-212
MODULE 3; CHEMICAL CHANGE (PART 3)
UNIT 2 Quantitative aspects of chemical change: Atomic
mass and mole concept, Mole relationships, Empirical Pages 245-290
formulae and percentage composition, Stoichiometric
calculations
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAM:
• Students will be supplied with a periodic table.
• Students WILL NOT be supplied with a table of compound ions (pg 19) - these must be
learnt.
• All students must write in blue pen, bring a scientific calculator, a maths set and a ruler to the
examination. Diagrams must be completed in pencil and labelled in blue pen.
Dainfern College 18Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
GEOGRAPHY
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSOR:
Paper 1: Theory: 2½ hours (160 marks) Paper 1: M Wolpert & P Walker
Paper 2: Mapwork: 1½ hours (80 marks) Paper 2: P Walker
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAP / RESOURCE:
Term 1, 2 and 3’s work is assessed All notes given must be studied as well as
textbook references.
All questions are compulsory Theory includes:
Topic 2: Climate pg 67-124
Question 1 is thematic, covering all sections Chapter 1: Composition & structure at the
atmosphere pg 67-75
Question 2 will focus on Climatology and Chapter 2: Heating of the atmosphere pg 76-99
Geomorphology Chapter 3: Moisture in the atmosphere pg 100-
113
Question 3 will cover Population geography Chapter 4: Reading interpreting synoptic
weather maps
Mapwork: Topic 3: Geomorphology pg 126-184
Chapter 1: Structure or earth pg 126-139,
1. Map of South Africa: provinces, capitals, includes rock types
neighbouring countries Chapter 2: Plate tectonics pg 140-155, includes
isostacy notes
2. Map code; Position; Direction and bearing; Chapter 3: Folding & Faulting pg 156-163
Scale and distance and area, Speed, Chapter 4: Earthquakes pg 164-173
distance and time; Gradient, Magnetic Chapter 5 Volcano pg 174-184
bearing and declination, Cross-sections, Weathering notes
Topic 4: Population pg 185-266
vertical exaggeration, intervisibility, simply
Chapter 1: Population distribution & density pg
landforms, map symbols. 186-195
Chapter 2: Population structure pg 196-215
Grade 10 GIS will be examined Chapter 3: Population growth pg 216-233
Chapter 4: Population movements pg 234-251
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAMS:
Calculator, Pencil, Colour pencils, Protractor, 30cm ruler, Eraser, Magnifying Glass
PLEASE REMEMBER: Extra lessons by appointment only
Dainfern College 19Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
HISTORY
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSORS: S King, J Oosthuizen
2½ hours MODERATOR: M Jackson-Moss
160 marks
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAP /
RESOURCE:
• Ideas of race in the late 19th & 20th NGH Topic 3 pg. 101-154
Centuries: Australia and Germany Case
Studies
https://en.unesco.org/courier/lrsl-lrqmy/anti-racism-unescos-early-mental-engineering 16/10/19
Dainfern College 20Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
ACCOUNTING
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSOR:
2½ hours J Karamichael
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAP /
RESOURCE:
1. Accounting equation
Unit 4: Additional cash transactions
2. Ledger accounts, analysis and
interpretation of accounts Unit 5: Returns and allowances
3. GAAP, ethics, internal controls
Unit 6: General journal
4. General journal
Unit 8: Salaries and wages
5. Year-end adjustments, closing and
reversal entries Unit 9: Final accounts of a sole trader
6. Financial statements Unit 10: Financial statements of a sole
trader
7. Ratio analysis and interpretation
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAMS:
Non-programmable calculator, two dark HB pencils, eraser, sharpener
PLEASE REMEMBER: Study hard… and reap the rewards!
https://za.pinterest.com/educonomist/accounting-comics/2/10/17
Dainfern College 21Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
BUSINESS STUDIES
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSORS:
2 hours A St Clair
S Lambropoulos
150 marks
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAP /
RESOURCE:
1. Team Dynamics and Conflict Chapter 1
Management Chapter 2
2. Professionalism and Ethics Chapter 3
3. Corporate Social Responsibility Chapter 4
4. Creativity and Problem Solving Chapter 5
5. Environments and Sectors of the Chapter 6
Economy Chapter 7
6. Entrepreneurship and Management
Chapter 8
7. Forms of Ownership
Chapter 9
8. Business Functions
Chapter 10
9. Finance, purchasing, production and
administrative functions Chapter 11
10. Contracts Class notes and discussions
11. Business Related Information
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAMS:
For modules such as creativity and marketing, the exams could require drawings, colour
coding of mind-maps, the design of advertisements etc. so students must ensure they
have pencils, erasers, highlighters, coloured pencils and/or kokis etc available for the
exam.
No borrowing will be allowed!
Dainfern College 22Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
VISUAL ARTS
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSOR:
Paper 1: Visual Culture Studies - 2 hours N Miseer
Paper 2: Practical exam - 6 hours
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAP /
RESOURCE:
Paper 1:
1. Visual Literacy 1. Visual Literacy PowerPoint and
2. Long essay: Renaissance Art past papers
(minimum 4 artists and 4 artworks) 2. Notes and cycle test
3. Short questions: Baroque & Rococo 3. Notes and past paper
(minimum 2 artists and 2 artworks)
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EXAMS:
Paper 1: Black/ Blue pen; Ruler for underlining art works and artists
Paper 2: Bring drawing supplies. The object will be given for observational drawing.
PLEASE REMEMBER:
Students should familiarise themselves with:
the essay rubric; terminology pertaining to each section and content covered within the
notes, as well as the elements of art (line, tone, texture, colour, shape and form) and the
principles of design (space, balance, harmony, unity, emphasis, repetition)
Dainfern College 23Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
DRAMATIC ARTS
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: 2 hours ASSESSOR:
PRACTICAL EXAMINATION: 1 hour K Oosthuizen
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: RELEVANT TEXTBOOK CHAP /
RESOURCE:
Paper 1:
1. Early European Theatre Practical classes on Script Writing
(Medieval, Elizabethan &
Commedia) All notes given in class
2. Everyman play text Essay writing assignment
3. Script Writing Theory (including
Narrative Development
Diagram)
Special requirements:
Bring a pen, pencil, eraser and highlighters to your theory exam.
Dainfern College 24Grade 10 Study Guide - November 2019
MUSIC
LENGTH OF EXAMINATION: ASSESSOR:
Paper 1: 2 hours Z Martin
AREAS TO BE COVERED FOR EXAM: PRACTICAL EXAM
Listening paper (bring earphones) Technical:
Scales and exercise
• Medieval Music: Free time; melismatic;
modal; modes Pieces:
Two contrasting pieces
• Baroque Music: Stylistic elements;
compositional techniques; forms (binary and Aural:
ternary); genres; instrumentation, set works Cadences (perfect; imperfect)
(Handel’s Messiah, Minuet, Gavotte) Clap a rhythm
Sing solfa
• Elements of Music: Metre; rhythm; tempo; Identify metre
melody; texture; tonality and harmony; timbre; Identity scales (major and minor)
structure; dynamics and articulation Identify chords (major or minor)
• Analysis: Keys and modulation; cadences;
chords; compositional techniques; intervals
Sight reading / singing
• Aural
• Theory: Scales; intervals (simple and
compound); 4 part chords; simple and
compound time; transcribing and transposing
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