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CONSUMER STUDIES
GRADE 11
JUNE EXAM
2025
Previous exam papers were used to compile these notes.
SACAI NOV 2020 & 2021. @IMPAQ JUN 2019, 2020, 2021 &
2022. EC/NOVEMBER 2020.
These are only suggested answers from the memoranda.
Some information is repeated, I want to show you the
different ways in which the same information is asked.
NOTE: You need to study Term 1 and Term 2’s notes for the June exam.
If you haven’t purchased Term 1’s notes yet, please contact
Good luck. Juffrou Ansie
CONTEXTUAL QUESTIONS
To conduct surveys of income and expenditure patterns of the
Statistics South South African population. Make comparisons between income and
Africa (SSA) expenditure of the population.
The money that a person or family receives within a specific period
Financial income of time.
Net income Income after all deductions.
Fixed expense Expenses do not change from month to month.
Changing edition An edition that changes from month to month.
@Juffrou_Ansie
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Non- You can decide how much you want to spend on it and whether you
essential/luxury want to spend on it.
expenses
Emergency Unexpected expenses.
expenses
Warp wire Yarn that runs parallel to the weft in a woven fabric
Weft thread The cross threads in the woven fabric
Self-side The edge of the textile that does not fray
Calendering A finishing process that gives a smooth, flat, ironed appearance by
passing the textile fabric through hot, high-pressure rollers.
Suede Process applied to fine, silky fabric made from manufactured or
natural fibres.
Mercerization The process where material is exposed to chemicals to make it
stronger, softer, and more absorbent
Fibre raising The fabric is brushed with wire brushes to lift the fibres to the
surface.
Lint A fluff is formed when FIBRE tips are brushed so that the surface of
the fabric becomes soft and woolly.
Cholesterol
• Fatty substance found in all animal foods
• Can cause heart disease
THE CONSUMER
Study the illustration below.@IMPAQ JUN 2022
Translation: A budget tells your money where to go instead of wondering where it went. –
Dave Ramsey.
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The term “budget”
A budget is a detailed analysis of all your income and planned expenses for a specific
period of time.
Reasons why consumers should budget@IMPAQ JUN 2022 & 2020
A budget allows you to:
→ to see exactly how much money you have available
→ to stay in control of your money
→ decide how much money you can spend on different things
→ prevent impulsive spending
→ to keep records of spending
→ create a savings plan that protects you against unexpected expenses
→ achieve a financial goal by saving
→ to pay off debt
→ living within your means by spending less than you earn.
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Use the information provided to draw up a budget for Susan.
@Juffrou_Ansie
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The difference between planned and actual expenses.
Planned expenses are less than actual expenses
@Juffrou_Ansie
CONSUMER STUDIES
GRADE 11
JUNE EXAM
2025
Previous exam papers were used to compile these notes.
SACAI NOV 2020 & 2021. @IMPAQ JUN 2019, 2020, 2021 &
2022. EC/NOVEMBER 2020.
These are only suggested answers from the memoranda.
Some information is repeated, I want to show you the
different ways in which the same information is asked.
NOTE: You need to study Term 1 and Term 2’s notes for the June exam.
If you haven’t purchased Term 1’s notes yet, please contact
Good luck. Juffrou Ansie
CONTEXTUAL QUESTIONS
To conduct surveys of income and expenditure patterns of the
Statistics South South African population. Make comparisons between income and
Africa (SSA) expenditure of the population.
The money that a person or family receives within a specific period
Financial income of time.
Net income Income after all deductions.
Fixed expense Expenses do not change from month to month.
Changing edition An edition that changes from month to month.
@Juffrou_Ansie
, 2
Non- You can decide how much you want to spend on it and whether you
essential/luxury want to spend on it.
expenses
Emergency Unexpected expenses.
expenses
Warp wire Yarn that runs parallel to the weft in a woven fabric
Weft thread The cross threads in the woven fabric
Self-side The edge of the textile that does not fray
Calendering A finishing process that gives a smooth, flat, ironed appearance by
passing the textile fabric through hot, high-pressure rollers.
Suede Process applied to fine, silky fabric made from manufactured or
natural fibres.
Mercerization The process where material is exposed to chemicals to make it
stronger, softer, and more absorbent
Fibre raising The fabric is brushed with wire brushes to lift the fibres to the
surface.
Lint A fluff is formed when FIBRE tips are brushed so that the surface of
the fabric becomes soft and woolly.
Cholesterol
• Fatty substance found in all animal foods
• Can cause heart disease
THE CONSUMER
Study the illustration below.@IMPAQ JUN 2022
Translation: A budget tells your money where to go instead of wondering where it went. –
Dave Ramsey.
@Juffrou_Ansie
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The term “budget”
A budget is a detailed analysis of all your income and planned expenses for a specific
period of time.
Reasons why consumers should budget@IMPAQ JUN 2022 & 2020
A budget allows you to:
→ to see exactly how much money you have available
→ to stay in control of your money
→ decide how much money you can spend on different things
→ prevent impulsive spending
→ to keep records of spending
→ create a savings plan that protects you against unexpected expenses
→ achieve a financial goal by saving
→ to pay off debt
→ living within your means by spending less than you earn.
_____________________________________________________________
Use the information provided to draw up a budget for Susan.
@Juffrou_Ansie
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The difference between planned and actual expenses.
Planned expenses are less than actual expenses
@Juffrou_Ansie
