DATE………………………………..
FORMAL
ASSESSMENT: EMS ASSIGNMENT NO: 1 THE ECONOMY
GUIDLINE FOR
THIS ASSIGNMENT:
30 MARKS
·
A variety of different assignment
questions have been provided together with their assessment tools. The
assessment tools take the form of memoranda.
·
This assignment will cover work that
has been completed up to week 5 of the annual teaching programme which means it
will only cover the following sections namely: history of money and Needs and
Wants.
POSSIBLE
ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS
SAMPLE 1
·
Make a list of 5 South African
banknotes and say what it represented on each. Present your answer in the
following table: [5*3] =15
Banknote
|
Represented on it
|
·
Compare the needs of a Kalahari
Bushman with those of a modem but businessman. Present your answer in the
following table. [5*3] =15
Kalahari Bushman
|
Modern businessman
|
TOTAL [30]
DATE
…………………………………..
FORMAL
ASSESSMENT: EMS ACTIVITY 3
TOPIC: USING GOODS SERVICE EFFICIENTLY AND
EFFECTIVELY
1.
Write a list of 10 products that are
used by your family every day.
2.
Divide this list into goods and services.
3.
Which of the goods on your list come
in recyclable packaging?
4.
Why does it benefit your house hold
if goods and services are products efficiently and effectively?
5.
Why should everyone in your household
try to use goods and services efficiently and effectively?
6.
Which person in your household are
involved in producing goods and services?
Study quiz
Mach your words in Column A with the definition in Column B. write your answers in your exercise book.
COLUMN A
|
COLUMN B
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1.Goods
|
a. A
job you pay someone else to do for you, such as washing your car.
|
2.Recycle
|
b.
People who are involved in making a product, in a business, to sell.
|
3.Perishable
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c.
A person or group of people who live in the same house.
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4.Household
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d.
Goods which are usually quite expensive, that are used by businesses to make
their own products to sell.
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5.Consumer
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e.
products from nature used in the production of other products, such as wood
to make furniture.
|
6 Capital
goods
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f.
goods that are bought that will be consumed fairly quickly.
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7.Service
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g.
a product that can be touched, such as bag of apples.
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8.Producers
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h.
rots quickly
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9.Natural
resources
|
i.
use products that usually would be thrown away, sometimes for a very
different purpose
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10.Consumer
goods
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j.
a person that buys products from an individual or business.
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