QUESTION 4: LANGUAGE AND EDITING SKILLS 4.1 wishes
4.2.1 your 4.2.2 For example: Tell me where you’re going.
4.3 B – full stop
containing his name the next morning.
4.6 transferred 4.7 are
someone to get money out of the country.
(1)
(1) (1)
(1)
4.4 Three thousand five hundred Rand (1) 4.5 The journalist said he received an SMS
(3) (1)
(1) [10]
[30 ÷ 2 = 15] TOTAL SECTION B: 15 marks SECTION C: SUMMARY
QUESTION 5 Any SEVEN of the following points form the answer
to the question: FACTS
1. SMS scams are often disguised as promotions or competitions.
2. They provide the name of a contact person and a reference number.
3. The contact numbers are ordinary cellphone numbers.
4. Emails inform you that you’ve won the lottery/You’ve inherited cash/you need to help
QUOTATION
1. SMS scams are often presented as promotions./They refer to a cash prize you’ve won.
2. The name of a contact person and a reference number are supplied.
3. The contact number the SMS was sent from and the one you should phone are always ordinary cellphone numbers.
4. Emails usually say you’ve won the lottery/ you’ve inherited money from a distant family member/someone
5. The letter contains numerous spelling and language errors.
6. There are spelling errors in the email address.
7. The large bank has a Yahoo or Gmail email address.
overseas needs your help to get money out of the country and you’ll be paid if you assist.
5. plenty of spelling and grammatical errors in the letter
6.
the email address … always contains a spelling error.
7. major banks such as HSBC … you’ll never find them using a Yahoo or Gmail address.
The summary should be marked as follows:
Mark allocation: • 7 marks for 7 points (one mark per main point) • 3 marks for language. Total marks: 10
Distribution of language marks: • 1–3 points correct: award one mark • 4–5 points correct: award two marks • 6–7 points correct: award three marks.
Word count: • Do not deduct any marks if the number of words
used is not indicated, or if the number of words are indicated incorrectly.
• If the word limit is exceeded, read to a maximum of five words above the stipulated length and ignore the rest.
[10 ÷ 2 = 5]
TOTAL SECTION C: 5 marks GRAND TOTAL: 30 marks
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