Dance studies Memo 1 (English)

May-June 2019 โ€” Grade 12 / Matric โ€” Dance studies

Memo 2019 Grade 12 English
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1.1Defining 1 mark
1.2Naming 1 mark
1.3Providing activities 3 marks
1.4Explaining prevention methods 5 marks POSSIBLE ANSWERS:
1.1Inflammation of a tendon. (1\
1.2R.I.C.E or other relevant answ ers (1\
1.3Mark only the first THREE if more are provided: Maintaining components of fitness during injury could include: Continue with the remainder of the dance class that includes floor work and non weight bearing exercises that targ
1.4NOTE: Do not award ful l marks if the candidate does not explain clearly ONE MARK PER PREVENTION EXPLANATION Prevention could include: Avoid
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2.1Defining X 2 4 marks
2.2Describing 1 mark
2.3Explaining 5 marks POSSIBLE ANSWERS: .1 NOTE: Any TWO of the following three key de
2.2NOTE: Exercises coul d be in the dance class or outside the dance class. Possible exercises could be: Swimming is aerobic and the movement involves all parts of the body. Running/skipping/jumping/travelling movements are good for developing
2.3NOTE: Do not award full marks if candidates do not clearly explain each factor. Mark only the first FIVE if more are included. Technique class is stop start: The dancer stands still and listens to the teacher's corrections, which means
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3.2NOTE: Candidates must provide an explanation for the same FIVE skills named in QUESTION
3.1. Mark only the first five if more are provided. Possible explanations: Balance: The ability to control movements and have equal weight around a central point. Could mak e performance looked controlled and easy.
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6.1, 6.3, 6.5, 6.7, 6.9 Identify ing 5 marks POSSIBLE ANSWERS:
6.1Flexion /Inward rotation (1\
6.2Any ONE of the following: Iliopsoas Sartorius Rectus f emoris Pectineus (flexion and inward rotation\
6.3Plantar flexion/dorsi extension (1\
6.4Gastrocnemius Soleus Tibialis posterior (1\
6.5Flexion (1\
6.6Hamstrings Gastrocnemius (1\
6.7xtension O inward rotation (1\
6.8
6.9Flexion (1\
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7.1ne clearly explained fact = 1 mark. Do not award marks for one word answers. More information is provided than expected to guide markers. LOW LEVEL:
7.2Providing marks
7.3Provide 2 marks MEDIUM LEVEL:
7.1Explaining 4 marks POSSIBLE ANSWERS: NAME THE OTHER DANCE FORM
7.1Any TWO well explained movement principles, e.g.: African dance uses the body/stamps forcefully into the ground giving in to gravity. Tends to perform on the spot rath er than across space. Men use large movements
7.2Any TWO recognisable characteristics of costumes/dress, e.g.: Animal skins Feathers/beads/rattles Gumboots, overalls, bandanas Traditional dress/clothing Barefoot/takkies Any other suitable answer.
7.3Any ONE recognisable characteristics of music/accompaniment, e.g.: African dance is very rhythmical using complex combinations of beats/polyrhythms. Participants involved either
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8.1Analysis marks HIGH LEVEL:
8.2Choreographing 5 marks POSSIBLE ANSWERS:
8.1Analysis of improvisation could inc lude: Specific improvisational exercises done in class and how this developed them as a dancer/choreographer e.g. Trust building exercises
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Mark Allocation

Total60 marks
Sections10 + 10 + 10 + 10 + 10 + 10 + 10 + 10 + 20 + 20 + 20 = 140 marks

Paper information

SubjectDance studies
Year2019
SessionMay-June
TypeMemo
PaperPaper 1
LanguageEnglish
Pages27
Downloads5

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