Module 2 Revision and informal assessment Learner’s Book page 35
1 What can it tell me about the past?
Photograph What people looked like What they wore What buildings or objects looked like What people used to do How they behaved towards each other and animals
Newspaper article
Diary Monument Interview
2.1 hoops 2.2 piggyback 2.3 handstand 2.4 leapfrog
3 Any three of the following questions could be asked: • Did you have to study any subjects then that we don’t do anymore today? • How long was your school day? • What did you do at break time? • Did you have the same teacher throughout your school career, and was he or she nice?
• Did you often get in trouble, and what was the punishment for misbehaving at school?
(Accept any other relevant and correct answers.) 4 Answers will differ from one learner to the next.
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[3 × 2 = 6] [10]
Total: 25 marks
Important things that happened long ago Things that affected the people who lived in an area or town
Personal events that affected people
Important people or events that lived or happened long ago, which we should remember because they form a part of the history of our nation
The history of our family, a group of people or a place, as remembered by someone with firsthand experience
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