(1) 1.10 What was CODESA? Multiparty negotiations that led to South Africa’s first multi-racial elections in 1994. (2) 1.11 What is your opinion of Marion Sparg’s act of planting a bomb? Do you agree with it or do you disagree? Give a reason for your answer. Open answer. Learner may agree or disagree. Read reason and assess. (3) 1.12 What is your opinion about war? Do you agree or disagree with starting a war. Give a reason for your answer. Open answer. Learner must agree or disagree. Read reason and assess. (3) Total 20 SECTION B SUMMARY – QUESTION 2 Read the article below carefully. Now summarise the main points on drug abuse among teenagers. Write your answer as seven full sentences, using your own words. Number the points from 1 to 7. Write the total number of words used at the end of your summary. [10] Temptation for teenagers Many teenagers are tempted to experiment with illegal drugs and alcohol. Alcohol and drugs appeal especially to those struggling to develop an independent identity. Interest in these risky behaviours also coincides with a time of searching for interpersonal relationships, thirst for new experiences, peer pressure and a desire to fit in with the wider youth culture. Young people experiment with alcohol and drugs to look rather than be seen as misfits. “cool” Alcohol abuse is on the increase in South Africa because of wide-scale availability of alcohol products and media advertising. Currently, the glamorises and promotes the use of alcohol, as seen in hip hop music videos and all alcohol advertisements. Youngsters are given conflicting messages about alcohol and other addictive substances, and substance abuse is becoming more socially acceptable and tolerated. Alcohol advertisements have resulted in teenagers becoming more accepting of alcohol. According to a recent study on the influence of alcohol marketing on young people: more common and acceptable alcohol is, the more likely they are to become drinkers, and the “The more alcohol they are likely to This is worrying because alcohol is for many a drug’ leading to the use of other harmful ‘gateway substances.” Teenagers struggling to develop an independent identity use alcohol or drugs. Teenagers searching for interpersonal relationships may experiment with drugs.
(1) 1.10 What was CODESA? Multiparty negotiations that led to South Africa’s first multi-racial elections in 1994. (2) 1.11 What is your opinion of Marion Sparg’s act of planting a bomb? Do you agree with it or do you disagree? Give a reason for your answer. Open answer. Learner may agree or disagree. Read reason and assess. (3) 1.12 What is your opinion about war? Do you agree or disagree with starting a war. Give a reason for your answer. Open answer. Learner must agree or disagree. Read reason and assess. (3) Total 20 SECTION B – SUMMARY QUESTION 2 Read the article below carefully. Now summarise the main points on drug abuse among teenagers. Write your answer as seven full sentences, using your own words. Number the points from 1 to 7. Write the total number of words used at the end of your summary. [10] Temptation for teenagers Many teenagers are tempted to experiment with illegal drugs and alcohol. Alcohol and drugs appeal especially to those struggling to develop an independent identity. Interest in these risky behaviours also coincides with a time of searching for interpersonal relationships, thirst for new experiences, peer pressure and a desire to fit in with the wider youth culture. Young people experiment with alcohol and drugs to look “cool” rather than be seen as misfits. Alcohol abuse is on the increase in South Africa because of wide-scale availability of alcohol products and media advertising. Currently, the glamorises and promotes the use of alcohol, as seen in hip hop music videos and all alcohol advertisements. Youngsters are given conflicting messages about alcohol and other addictive substances, and substance abuse is becoming more socially acceptable and tolerated. Alcohol advertisements have resulted in teenagers becoming more accepting of alcohol. According to a recent study on the influence of alcohol marketing on young people: “The more common and acceptable alcohol is, the more likely they are to become drinkers, and the more alcohol they are likely to This is worrying because alcohol is for many a ‘gateway drug’ leading to the use of other harmful substances.” Teenagers struggling to develop an independent identity use alcohol or drugs. Teenagers searching for interpersonal relationships may experiment with drugs.
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