gr11 Life Orientation 2018
gr11 Life Orientation 2018
gr11 Life Orientation 2018
Final Examination
Grade: 11
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Instructions:
▪ Complete the front cover of your answer booklet.
▪ Answer all questions in the answer booklet provided.
▪ Answer all questions in Sections A and B.
▪ Answer 2 questions from Section C.
▪ Write your teacher’s name on the front cover.
▪ Number in the middle of the page.
▪ Write neatly and legibly.
▪ Rule off after each section.
▪ No borrowing.
▪ The following are not allowed in the examination room: cell phones, school bags, ipods (or similar
devices), books, dictionaries, notes, sketches or paper.
Only the official examination material distributed by the invigilator is allowed.
Life Orientation 2018 Grade 11
SECTION A: 20 Marks
A. Procrastination.
B. Goal setting.
C. Prioritising.
D. Decision-making.
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SECTION B: 30 Marks
QUESTION 4: Case Study
Read the case study below and answer the questions that follow:
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Adolescent girls and young women experience sexual and gender-based violence at a rate
that is unacceptable. One-third of young girls in South Africa experience abuse. Rape also
affects a huge number of women and girls, with over 48 000 rapes reported to the South
African National Police Service (SAPS) in 2013 – and many more going unreported.
These forms of violence are often connected to poverty, as well as to society’s expectations
about male and female roles. This is why it’s essential to support and empower girls and
young women to find or create jobs for themselves – being independent gives them more
power and opportunity. On a larger scale, we need to start changing society’s views about
women having less power and less of a voice than men do.
2.1 Define the term “gender-based violence” and show your understanding of
the term by means of an example. (1X2) (2)
2.2 Critically analyse why males are not as involved in campaigns against
gender-based violence as women are? (2X2) (4)
2.3 Evaluate and discuss why so many rapes go unreported. (2X2) (4)
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3.1 Define the term ‘“job market’’ and briefly describe the socio-economic factors
that may affect the job you end up pursuing. (1X2) (2)
3.2 Differentiate between skilled and unskilled labour. (2X2) (4)
3.3 Critically discuss TWO (2) negative consequences of being an unskilled
worker. (2X2) (4)
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The 14 year old Chilean Girl who asked the President to let her die
A 14-year-old Chilean girl suffering from terminal cystic fibrosis is asking her country's
president for permission to end her life.
Valentina Maureira, who was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis as a baby, recently published
an emotional self-shot video on her Facebook page pleading for a meeting with Chilean
President Michelle Bachelet.
“My name is Valentina Maureira, I am fourteen and I suffer from cystic fibrosis,” the
teenager says in the video, which she filmed with a cellphone in her hospital room. “I
need to speak urgently with the president because I am tired of living with this disease,
and she can authorize an injection that will allow me to sleep forever.” The video, posted
on February 2015, has gone viral on YouTube.
A Chilean government spokesman said that the nation's laws, which prevent assisted
suicide, also prevent the president from granting Valentina's request. But the teenager's
desperate plea has moved the South American nation of 20 million. #ValentinaMoureira
became the top trending topic on Chilean Twitter. The girl's video has also sparked a
broader conversation about whether euthanasia should be legalized in the largely
Catholic nation.
President Bachelet, who is also a pediatrician, eventually made an hour long visit to see
Valentina.
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Cystic fibrosis, a genetic disease with no cure, severely debilitates patients by clogging
their lungs and organs with thick layers of mucus. Valentina, who weighs 77 pounds,
relies on breathing machines and is fed through a tube. Her plea for euthanasia came
after the death of another cystic fibrosis patient at her hospital a month ago.
4.1 Define the term “euthanasia” and show your understanding by means of
an example. (1X2) (2)
4.2 Critically analyse how a person’s religious belief system can help them to
respect the opinion of others with regard to the issue of euthanasia? (2X2) (4)
4.3 Strategise how you could respectfully and humbly deal with someone who
aims to persuade you to take the same moral stance as them? (2X2) (4)
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SECTION B: 30 MARKS
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SECTION C: 30 Marks
Only answer TWO (2) of the THREE (3) following questions. Please read all instructions
as these can affect your marks to some extent.
QUESTION 5
Study the image below and answer the question that follows:
Source: Badorina. 2018. https://www.123rf.com/photo_50549801_stock-vector-human-thin-fat-nutrition-food-new-illustration.html
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Over 10,000 cases of GBV were reported in Pakistan in 2014. Acts of violence
committed against women include, sexual violence, intimate partner or spousal abuse
(domestic violence), sexual harassment, harmful traditional practices (forced marriage,
vanni, karo kari), and other biased practices based on gender.
6.1 Define the term “”human rights violations”” and briefly explain under which
circumstances it is normally bound to happen.
6.2 Critically discuss how the cultural practices in the above excerpt contrast with a
victim’s basic human rights.
6.3 Propose THREE (3) ways in which women and girls who are subjected to these
practices, can be empowered to protect their rights.
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AND/OR
QUESTION 7
Study the cartoon below and answer the question that follows:
Source: Fry. 2018. https://i.pinimg.com/originals/4e/13/6c/4e136c33d65ad085fa746d7fde21b5a3.jpg
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SECTION C: 30 MARKS
End of Paper
TOTAL: 80 MARKS
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