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Question 1 Complete the following sentences by filling in the correct word or concept. 1.1 __________is the meaning connected to a word figuratively. 1.2 ___________ model is a guideline of how we will carry out a lesson. 1.3 __________are the different types of literature, which fulfil different requirements. 1.4 Process writing is often used for ________ writing as it offers an effective way of approaching a topic. 1.5 __________writing forms part of the academic category as it usually summarises, interprets and provides insight into books. (5) Question 2 2.1 Discuss the main differences between literal meaning and figurative meaning. Support your discussion with two examples for each. (12) 2.2 Briefly explain why learners need to rewrite a text many times. Section B (40 marks) Question 3 Read the following scenario. Mrs Nazir, a foundation phase teacher, realised that it is important to be able to write well, as much teaching is done through the written word. As she was reading an article written by Nel and Müller (2010), she found through their research that the errors that teachers made are transferred to learners’ written work. She realised that she needed to pay extra attention to speaking and writing correctly when teaching her learners. 3.1. Advise Mrs Nazir on how she can mitigate/ modify the effects of the main errors in the research conducted by Nel and Müller (2010). 3.1.1. Incorrect pronunciation (4) 3.1.2. Verb tenses (4) 3.1.3. Unnecessary use of words (4) 3.1.4. Incorrect use of gender words (4) 3.1.5 Omission of the infinitive (4) (20) 3.2 Briefly examine the following seven aspects of language mentioned by Aitchison Pretorius et al (2018). 3.2.1. Sound symbol (2) 3.2.2. Word features (2) 3.2.3. Spelling patterns (2) 3.2.4. Vocabulary (2) 3.2.5. Punctuation (2) 3.2.6. Grammar (2) 3.2.7. Text structure (2) (14) 3.3. Differentiate with examples the following terms: 3.3.1 Coherence (3) 3.3.2. Cohesion (3) (6) Section C (40 marks) Question 4 Read the following paragraph and then answer the questions that follow. 4.1. There are different forms of writing that you have learned in this module. Use the knowledge that you have acquired in this module to assess the teaching of the following genres in grade 3. 4.1.1 Fictional writing (5) 4.1.2. Classical literature (5) 4.1.3. Popular culture (5) 4.1.4. Academic essays (5) (20) 4.2 Critically discuss the five main purposes of writing skills in your own words. Support your discussion with relevant examples. 4.2.1. Gaining understanding and knowledge (4) 4.2.2. Communicating locally and globally (4) 4.2.3. Writing for historical purposes (4) 4.2.4. Written discourse (4) 4.2.5. Expression of thoughts and ideas

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 Question 1

1. Complete the following sentences by filling in the correct word or concept.

1.1. Connotation is the meaning connected to a word figuratively. (Study Guide - Page 31)

1.2. Creativity model is a guideline of how we will carry out a lesson. (Study Guide - Page 37)

1.3. Genres are the different types of literature, which fulfil different requirements. (Study Guide -
Page 46)

1.4. Process writing is often used for academic writing as it offers an effective way of approaching
a topic. (Study Guide - Page 50)

1.5. Review writing forms part of the academic category as it usually summarises, interprets and
provides insight into books. (Study Guide - Page 62)

 Question 2

2. Answer the following questions:

2.1. Discuss the main differences between literal meaning and figurative meaning. Support your
discussion with two examples for each.

Literal meaning refers to the precise, factual interpretation of words or phrases based on their
dictionary definitions. It involves understanding words exactly as they are written or spoken, without
inferring additional layers of meaning.

Figurative meaning, on the other hand, involves the use of words or expressions in a non-literal or
symbolic way to convey a deeper or more abstract concept. Figurative language often relies on
metaphor, simile, personification, or other rhetorical devices to create vivid imagery or evoke
emotions.

Example 1:
 Literal meaning: "The sun is shining brightly." In this sentence, the literal meaning is that the
sun is emitting light strongly.
 Figurative meaning: "She has a sunny disposition." Here, the figurative meaning suggests that
the person has a cheerful and optimistic personality, not that they are actually emitting light
like the sun.

Example 2:
 Literal meaning: "It's raining cats and dogs." Literally, this phrase means that there is heavy
rainfall.

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