Consumer Studies Memo 1 (English)

Feb-March 2011 โ€” Grade 12 / Matric โ€” Consumer Studies

Memo 2011 Grade 12 English
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12.2.4TOTAL SECTION A: 40
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2.3diarrhoea and sores in the mouth 1. 2. sources of
2.1Logos Heart Foundation heart problem
2.1.11. The logo indicates that a certain food product has been approved by the heart foundation 2. The food bearing the logo can be eaten by a person with a 3. The logo guarantees that the food is free of nutrients
2.1.21. Halaal emblem indica tes that the food can be eaten by 2. Guarantees that t he products comply with Islamic Dietary laws /Ensures that food has not been mixed with pork
2.4Describe the health condition anaemia. of the blood as a result of reduction circulating haemoglobin
2.5become available. leading to , draining
2.4.11. A condition in which there is a diminished oxygen carrying capacity in the total 2. Can be caused by 3. Also caused by a Remembering LO 12.2.1
2.4.2Reasons why young female a 1. Females lose iron 2. Female young adults are when it comes to food and tend 3. Drink a lot of which reduces the absorption of iron
2.4.3Indicate and motivate the foods th at would be beneficial to Foods rich in vitamin B that is required by the body to the absorption of iron : jacket potatoes, whole Foods rich in vitamin C absorption of iron
3.1Introduction/innovation: market- only leaders and celebrities 2.
3.2change
3.3To change the outfit so that it l/sportier one or a jersey (Any 3)
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3.3.1suits the informal soccer party 1. Change/remove the tie 2. Change shoes to more casual style 3. Change jacket to an informa 4. Wear denims with jacket (suit\ Applying LO 12.2.3
3.3.2Influence of brand labels in 1. He works for a corporate company would like to portray a 2. Would buy branded clothing to fit in with friends at soccer wearing the brand of their (4\Understanding LO 12.2.4
3.4mix and match something else also be replaced with a dress. 2. Neutral colours
3.5overcome dressing restrictions. comfortable
3.6statement in suit 2. image
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4.1FOUR responsibilities of municipal service and storm water drainage
4.21. Seller the house 2. for at least 2 years
4.3Who signs the offer to purchase and buyer (2)2
4.44.4.1 do not ./Can hardly notice paying for goods and services. as prices escalate demand more from one's purse.
4.4.2TWO reasons why home owners have a better chance of 1. As the of houses over the years, the of their 2. Although home owners make a profit when selling , it may be an
4.5Washing machines r top performance and efficiency.
4.5.2Refrigerators appliance. by-side models.
4.5.3shut the machine off quicker than the ordinary models cheaper to run and have a
4.6Apply the principle of reduce, reuse and recycle in the home by: organic to avoid pollution 2.
4.5.11. The second largest user of water. 2. Latest models are more efficient than older models. 3. Consider the front loader fo 4. Models using cold water are more cost effective. 1. Look for model that uses least amount of energy.
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5.1maximum appeal? can help to create an interest in the product for the target market
5.25.2.1 FOOD PRODUCTION FOOD products products do not spoil prevent contamination and spoilage
5.35.3.1 Importance of storage during production and marketing: to prevent any damage to the products. to prevent mildew from forming. changes
5.2.2FOUR ways in which wastage of perishable food items can be 1. Have proper storage faci 2. Keep checking if refrigerat ors are still in good working 3. Buy just enough stock that will not keep for too long in the
5.4promote the products? product. ere/informative/
5.5enterprise tained and serviced regularly efficiently quickly. could lead to rusting.
5.3.2
5.7production process.
5.7.2Market research wants to attract. unique identity for the product. strategy making,

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Per-question sum173 marks

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SubjectConsumer Studies
Year2011
SessionFeb-March
TypeMemo
PaperPaper 1
LanguageEnglish
Pages12
Downloads5

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