INTERMEDIATE PHASE GRADE 6 NOVEMBER 2017 ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P2
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1 INTERMEDIATE PHASE GRADE 6 NOVEMBER 2017 ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P2 MARKS: 40 TIME: 1½ hours NAME: This question paper has 12 pages.
2 (EC/NOVEMBER 2017) ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P2 2 INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION 1. Read ALL the instructions carefully. 2. Answer ALL questions. 3. DO NOT change the question numbering. 4. Write neatly and legibly. 5. This paper consists of: SECTION A: READING AND VIEWING Story Poster Poem (9 marks) (6 marks) (10 marks) SECTION B: LANGUAGE STRUCTURE AND CONVENTIONS (30 2) (15 marks) Practice exercise Circle the letter of the correct answer: Bafana Bafana is the soccer team of A B C D Australia. South Africa. Cameroon. America. You answered the question correctly if you circled the letter. B The test starts on the next page.
3 3 ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P2 (EC/NOVEMBER 2017) SECTION A: COMPREHENSION TEXT 1: STORY Read the following story and answer questions 1 8. TSELANE AND THE GIANT Her mother wanted Tselane to be safe, so every morning when she left home for work, she reminded Tselane never to open the door for anyone. Every time she came home, she sang this song to her, Tselane, my child, come and open the door! 1 One day, a horrible, greedy giant heard the two singing to each other. He licked his lips That child would make a delicious, tender snack!, he said. A few days later he wondered off to Tselane s house and at the front door he took a deep breath, and sang, Tselane, my child, open the door! Tselane just laughed. Go away! she said. Your rough, ugly voice is nothing like my mama s sweet voice! The giant ate a magical plant to make his voice sound less rough. 5 The next day, when the giant sang to Tselane, his voice sounded sweet and beautiful. Thinking that her mother was home, she opened the door. As quick as lightning, the evil giant seized her, threw her into a sack and stomped off. When he passed his neighbour s house, he decided to take a break to celebrate. His neighbour heard a sweet, sad voice coming from his sack. There s someone in there! she thought to herself. I must help her! She asked the giant to fetch water at the stream, giving him a leaking bucket. The woman quickly helped Tselane out of the sack, and hid her in the house. She filled the sack with snakes, bees and lizards. The giant came back with a little bit of water. He flung the leaking bucket down, grabbed his food and the sack and stormed off. At home, he opened his sack. Guess what? All the horrible creatures shot out and started stinging and biting him at the same time. He leapt up and ran screaming to the river where he plunged his head into the muddy river bank. Here he got stuck, and turned into a tree. Look out for a tree with two trunks on the river bank it is still there to this day. Tselane returned home safely to her mother [Retold by Joanne Bloch Illustrations by Jiggs Snaddon-Wood] ladapted from Nalibali.com]
4 (EC/NOVEMBER 2017) ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P Why did Tselane s mother leave her at home alone every day? 2. Circle the letter of the correct answer. What did Tselane s mother warn her never to do? She told her to never A visit the neighours. B play with the giant. C open the door. D sing loudly. 3. How did Tselane know that it was her mother knocking at the door? 4. Describe the giant in the story. (paragraph 2) 5. Is the following statement True or False? Place a tick in the correct box. Tselane opened the door the first time when the giant sang the song. True False Give a reason for your answer. (2) 6. Explain in your own words how the giant changed his voice to sound sweeter. 7. Complete the following sentence. The woman tricked the giant by giving him a 8. Circle the letter of the correct answer. What lesson may be learnt from the story? A Tselane sings beautifully. B Do not talk to strangers. C Do not play in the river. D Always talk to giants. [9]
5 5 ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P2 (EC/NOVEMBER 2017) TEXT 2: POSTER Study the following poster and answer questions Circle the letter of the correct answer. What does the expression, we ve dropped the ball in tuckshops means in the poster? A Tuckshops do not sell healthy foods. B Tuckshops do sell healthy foods. C Players kick balls in tuckshops. D Players lose their balls in tuckshops. 10. What percentage of children walk or ride their bikes to school?
6 (EC/NOVEMBER 2017) ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P Circle the letter of the correct answer. Which words in the poster means not to have enough? A dropped the ball B limited access C junk food D fast food 12. Explain what is meant with fast food as used in the poster. 13. Name ONE example of unhealthy food from this poster. 14. Name ONE healthy food that could be sold at the school tuckshop. [6]
7 7 ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P2 (EC/NOVEMBER 2017) TEXT 3: POEM Read through the following poem and answer questions Oil Spill by Jeanne du Plessis The oil silently slides its slippery hands 1 Deep into the sea and the slimy waves Trace slick dark shapes on the sand 3 When the sea breeze blows, it s stale And reeks of decay, death exhales 5 The ocean gives us life and beauty And this is what we give back 7 Seabirds, once white, are painted black The sacred is mixed with the profane 9 The oil seeps in and the ocean weeps Like blood would from an open vein 11 [Taken from the Enchanted Stone Series Wonderful/Verses by F. Viljoen and L.Southey] 15. Circle the letter of the correct answer. In this poem, the oil and ocean are given human characteristics. What is this figure of speech called? A B C D Alliteration Personification Antonyms Rhyme 16. Which TWO things does the ocean give us according to the poem? (2)
8 (EC/NOVEMBER 2017) ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P Quote from the poem any words that rhyme. Write down only the rhyming words. 18. Circle the letter of the correct answer. rhymes with (2) What figure of speech is shown in the following line? The oil silently slides its slippery hands. A Personification B Assimilation C Assonance D Synonym 19. Why did the white seabirds become black? 20. Circle only the letter of the correct answer. Which of the following is an example of a simile? A When the sea breeze blows, it s stale B And reeks of decay, death exhales C Deep into the sea and the slimy waves D Like blood would from an open vein 21. What important message does this poem convey? (2) [10]
9 9 ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P2 (EC/NOVEMBER 2017) SECTION B: LANGUAGE STRUCTURES AND CONVENTIONS Answer the following questions in the context of TEXT Choose the best word from the brackets to complete the sentence. (have ; has) Tselane opened the door for her mother. 23. Write the sentence in the past continuous tense. The giant ate the magical plant. 24. Match the meaning in COLUMN B with the correct word from COLUMN A. Write down only the letter of the correct answer. COLUMN A COLUMN B 24.1 delicious A making more food 24.2 greedy B tasting very pleasant C wanting more food Write down the adjective in the sentence. The poor woman lived with her daughter. 26. Join the sentences with the best conjunction. Do not use and. The woman left her child every day. The woman had to work. (2) 27. Identify the adverb in the sentence. One day, a terrifying giant heard the woman singing beautifully.
10 (EC/NOVEMBER 2017) ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P Punctuate the following sentence correctly. tselane hid in the womans house while they put snakes reptiles and lizards in his sack. (3) 29. Rewrite the underlined contractions in full They re all afraid of the giant She s the only breadwinner. 30. Identify the subject and object in the sentence. The greedy giant licked his lips Subject: 30.2 Object: 31. Choose the best word in brackets to complete the sentence. The women (carry; carries) water from the stream every day. 32. Replace the underlined words with a suitable pronoun Tselane lives with Tselane s mother at home The giant put the giant s head in the river.
11 11 ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P2 (EC/NOVEMBER 2017) 33. Rewrite the sentence in the indirect speech. Tselane told the giant, Your rough voice is nothing like my mama s beautiful voice. 34. Rewrite the sentence into two simple sentences. The giant wanted to eat the girl because he was hungry. (4) (2) 35. Write down the synonym of the underlined word as used in the text. The giant leapt into the river. 36. Write down the antonym of the underlined word as used in the text. The mother had a sweet voice. 37. Circle only the letter of the correct answer. What figure of speech is shown in the sentence below? As quick as lightning, the giant threw her in the sack. A Onomatopoeia B Alliteration C Metaphor D Simile
12 (EC/NOVEMBER 2017) ENGLISH HOME LANGUAGE P Match the sentences is COLUMN A with the sentence type in COLUMN B. Write down only the correct letter (A D), for example 38.4 E. COLUMN A COLUMN B 38.1 Where is my daughter? A Statement 38.2 Come open the door. B Question 38.3 Your voice is rough and ugly. C Command D Exclamation (30 2) [15] TOTAL: 40
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