QUESTION 3: UNSEEN POETRY Refer to the poem “Three Foxes by the Edge of the Field at Twilight” by Jane Hirshfield and answer the questions that follow. Right-click on the button below to open the poem in a new tab. “Three Foxes by the Edge of the Field at Twilight”   

4.5 Refer to TEXT B. In his review, the reviewer has not correctly indicated when he is referring to titles. How should he have done so? (1)

QUESTION 1: COMPREHENSION AND LANGUAGE Read TEXT A, entitled ‘Counting the Cost of Clothing’, and then answer the following questions. Right-click on the button below to open Text A in a new tab. TEXT A     

Instructions to Candidates: This exam consists of FOUR questions: Question 1 -Comprehension (20) Question 2 – Seen Poetry (15) Question 3 – Unseen Poetry (15) Question 4  – Visual Literacy and Editing (20) Answer all questions in the spaces provided. Take the mark allocation into account when composing your response and answer using standard formal English.

4.2 Gee die meervoud van die woord tussen hakies. Skryf net die korrekte antwoord neer. Die (periode) is egter nou verby.   (1)

4.7 Refer to TEXT B. How would you remove the redundancy in the pen-ultimate sentence of the review: ‘I personally need to rebuild my relationship with my refrigerator’? (1)

4.2 Refer to TEXTS A and B. Do you think many South African people would be interested in watching the documentary Just Eat it? Justify your answer clearly, making reference to at least one of the Texts A or B. (4)

4.13  Neelsie sê:  “Ek gebruik elke dag my selfoon.” Skryf die sin in die indirekte rede.  Begin só:  Neelsie sê dat…    (1)

3.3 Identify the figure of speech in line 10 and comment on its effectiveness. (3)

4.10 Verbind die volgende sinne met die voegwoord tussen hakies. Jannie gebruik sy selfoon die meeste. Hy werk baie. (aangesien) (1)