Refer to the organization chart and select two (2) true statements.

1.1.7 The …. consists of a group of countries that have abolished tariffs and quotas on trade among themselves. (2)

1.3.4 Taxation and government spending are used to influence economic growth. (1)

1.1.5 The …. is used to measure the standard of living in a country. (2)

1.1.4 Resources are called …. in the production process. (2)

Neurons in a monkey’s brain fire when the monkey is preparing to grasp a lever to obtain a fruit juice reward. Once the movement starts, neurons in the same region keep firing. Where would you expect neurons to behave in this way?

A patient arrives at the clinic on a wheelchair with the left side of his body completely paralyzed. While his wife seems quite concerned about her husband’s condition, he seems quite upbeat. When asked about his condition, he says that he feels great. When asked about what happened to his paralyzed left arm that rests on his lap, he indicates that it’s somebody else’s arm. This patient suffers from:

Chapter 6 During an osmosis experiment in class, you look at some cells under the microscope. You notice the cells look shriveled. What type of solution were the cells immersed in?

2.1 Any transaction with an ATM starts with the user inserting their pin code. (1) 2.1 Enige transaksie met ‘n OTM begin met die gebruiker wat sy pin kode insleutel (1) 2.2 The Adobe Reader program opens and reads RTF documents.  (1) 2.2 Mens kan RTF-dokumente met die Adobe Reader-program oopmaak en hulle lees.   (1) 2.3 A proxy server allows all the users on a network to have access to the internet. (1) 2.3 ’n Proxy-bediener stel al die gebruikers op ’n netwerk in staat om toegang tot die internet te verkry. (1) 2.4 RFID stands for Radio Frequency Identification (1) 2.4 RFID staan vir Radio Frequency Identification (1) 2.5 The contrast ratio is the relationship between the width and height of a screen, for example a 16:9 ratio. (1) 2.5 Die kontras-verhouding is verhouding tussen die wydte en die hoogte van ’n skerm, bv. ’n 16:9-verhouding. (1)

4.5 Biometric input is used mainly for security reasons.   4.5 Biometriese toevoer word hoofsaaklik vir sekuriteitsredes gebruik.     4.5.1    What does biometric input typically measure, or capture? (1)   4.5.1    Wat moet biometriese toevoer gewoonlik meet of vaslê? (1)   4.5.2    Why is biometric security so difficult (or impossible) to defeat? (1)   4.5.2    Hoekom is biometriese sekuriteit so moeilik (of onmoontlik) om te omseil?   (1)