EXAMPLE TYPE OF BULLYING (Answer) Ignoring, spreading rumours, 1. 1. (1) excluding. Teasing, name calling, insulting, 2. 2. (1) swearing. Spreading rumours, or saying 3. mean things using social media 3. (1) such as Facebook. Hitting, kicking, slapping, 4. pinching, pushing, stealing or 4. (1) hiding items. Threatening, intimidating, teasing, 5. 5. (1) name calling, insulting [5] QUESTION 7: (10) Analyse the following passage, then answer the questions that follow. These questions are based on the passage. Jewish babies are given Hebrew names shortly after they are born. A brief ceremony is performed, which often includes friends and family members of the new baby. This is a brief ceremony during which the baby is given his or her Hebrew name. The chosen Hebrew name could be a name that sounds like the or one that begins with the same sound as the baby’s secular/English name, baby’s secular/English name. Often, a Hebrew name is selected because the meaning of the word has significance to the family. Ashkenazic Jews (those of European ancestry) often select a name that commemorates a deceased relative of the baby in order to honour that Jews (those of Spanish person’s memory. Spehardic and Middle Eastern ancestry) often follow the custom of naming their children after living relatives. During the ceremony, there is an opportunity for the parents of the new baby to explain their choice of name and its significance to them. Blessings are said during the ceremony acknowledging that the child has been entered into a brit, a covenant, with God. Blessings are also recited for the baby’s The traditional wish is offered that this child may grow into a life of – study of Torah, of loving relationships, and the performance of good deeds. Baby naming can be held in or they can be held at the people’s homes,
EXAMPLE TYPE OF BULLYING (Answer) 1. Ignoring, spreading rumours, excluding. 1. (1) 2. Teasing, name calling, insulting, swearing. 2. (1) 3. Spreading rumours, or saying mean things using social media such as Facebook. 3. (1) 4. Hitting, kicking, slapping, pinching, pushing, stealing or hiding items. 4. (1) 5. Threatening, intimidating, teasing, name calling, insulting 5. (1) [5] QUESTION 7: (10) Analyse the following passage, then answer the questions that follow. These questions are based on the passage. Jewish babies are given Hebrew names shortly after they are born. A brief ceremony is performed, which often includes friends and family members of the new baby. This is a brief ceremony during which the baby is given his or her Hebrew name. The chosen Hebrew name could be a name that sounds like the baby’s secular/English name, or one that begins with the same sound as the baby’s secular/English name. Often, a Hebrew name is selected because the meaning of the word has significance to the family. Ashkenazic Jews (those of European ancestry) often select a name that commemorates a deceased relative of the baby in order to honour that person’s memory. Spehardic Jews (those of Spanish and Middle Eastern ancestry) often follow the custom of naming their children after living relatives. During the ceremony, there is an opportunity for the parents of the new baby to explain their choice of name and its significance to them. Blessings are said during the ceremony acknowledging that the child has been entered into a brit, a covenant, with God. Blessings are also recited for the baby’s The traditional wish is offered – that this child may grow into a life of study of Torah, of loving relationships, and the performance of good deeds. Baby naming can be held in people’s homes, or they can be held at the