South African Sign Language (Final) SASL HL Paper 2

November 2023 — Grade 12 / Matric — South African Sign Language (Final)

Past Paper 2023 Grade 12 English - HL

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2.1CLIP THERE SIGN THERE YOU WATCH FEEL ING YOUR THIS INFLUENCE HOW How does th e poet in this clip

2.2CLIP THERE YOU WATCH HAPPEN WHAT What transpire in the clip? (2\

2.3POEM YOU WATCH FIND THEME SIGN THIS SUPPORT HOW EXPLAIN DEEP Identify the theme and discuss the effectiveness of the signing to support this theme. (3\

2.4POEM BEGINNING TO END STANZA THIS BEHAVIOUR HUMAN

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3.1POET THERE TONE YOU ONE FIND TWO EVIDENCE GIVE Identify the tone created in this clip and give evidence. (2\

3.2CLIP THERE YOU WATCH HAPPEN WHAT What transpire in the clip? (2\

3.3METAPHOR DOOR POEM THERE DEEP DISCUSS Discuss the metaphor of the door in the context of the poem. (3\

3.4POEM WHOLE SIGNING SPACE DIFFERENT DIFFERENT WHY EXPLAIN DEEP Justify the poet s use of different signing space seen throughout the poem. (3\ [10]10

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4.1POET THERE MOOD M D HIS

4.2CLIP THERE YOU WATCH HAPPEN WHAT What transpired in the clip? (2\

4.3CLIP THERE PACE SLOW SIGN THIS RIGHT YES DISCUSS Discuss the effective ness

4.4POEM BEGINNING TO END STANZA THIS ACHIEVE IMPORTANT WHY

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5.1POET CHALLENGE THERE THERE WHAT What are the TWO challenging situation that the poet encounter (2\

5.2CLIP THERE YOU WATCH HAPPEN WHAT What transpire in the clip

5.3POEM THERE SPACE SIGN SIGN MOOD M D POET HIS

5.4POEM THERE CONTRAST THIS POET EMPHASISE WHY DEEP DISCUSS Why do you think the poet emphasises contrast in the poem? (3\ [10]10

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7.1MANDISA SIM KENZO THREE PLAN DISCUSS WHAT Which plans did Mandisa, Sim and Kenzo discuss?

7.2KENZO ASA MEET ASA FACIAL EXPRESSION HER LIKE THIS WHY Account for Asa

7.3STORY WHOLE MANDISA PRESSURE THERE ASA SHARE PRESSURE CHARACTER HER CHANGE HOW With reference to the story as a

7.8ASA WOMAN SHE DON'T KNOW CONCERN CARE WHY DISCUSS Discuss why the stranger shows concerns towards Asa. (3\ 7.

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9.1PERSON NONTSIKELELO NAME THREE HAPPY NO WHICH Which THREE names is Nontsikelelo not happy with in the extract. (3

9.2NAME ENGLISH CHOOSE MUST NONTSIKELELO ANSWER WHAT Account for Nontsikelelo s reaction when asked to choose an English name. (3\

9.3STORY BEGINNING TO END NONTSIKELELO FAMILY HERS IMPORTANT DISCUSS Discu

9.4EXTRACT THERE NONTSIKELELO PRIEST FROWN WHY EXPLAIN Explain why the priest frowns at Nontsikelelo in the extract (3\

9.5NONTSIKELELO BURSARY RECEIVE NO WHY OLD YOU EMPATHISE ANSWER YOURS MOTIVATE Do you empathise with Nontsikelelo being to ld that she was to o old to receive

9.6ALBERTINA WORK NURSE DECIDE WHY DISCUSS Discuss why Albertina decided to become a nurse. (3\ AND [EXTRACT

9.9MONEY SAVE HOME SEND ALBERTINA DO DO DO LIKE

11.3DRAMA WHOLE KIM THERE SOCIAL INJUSTICE THIS IMPACT HOW DISCUSS Discuss how social injustices affect Kim in the drama. Refer to the drama as a whole. (3\ 11

11.8EXTRACT END TARONE SIGN THIS MEAN WHAT Explain what Tarone meant by this closing statement in the end of the extract. (2\ 11 EXTRACT THERE

Mark Allocation

Total80 marks

Sections10 + 10 + 10 + 10 + 10 + 25 + 25 + 25 + 25 + 25 = 175 marks

Paper information

SubjectSouth African Sign Language (Final)

Year2023

SessionNovember

TypePast Paper

PaperPaper 2

LanguageEnglish (HL — verified from PDF)

Pages14

Downloads5

Examination context

Decade2020s

Years ago3y

SeasonSpring (SH)

Start daySunday

Exam periodNovember 2023

Days since exam1,084

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