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SECTION A
MODULE 1 – GATHERING AND PROCESSING INFORMATION
QUESTIONS 1 – 2
Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.
The principal at the Immaculate Conception High School has asked The Communication Studies students
to help her investigate the consumption and sale patterns among those who shop from vendors at the
school’s back gate. She wants to know what types of goods are preferred by those who shop there and
how much money is spent on average per day. The students propose to use a questionnaire to collect
data for the research.
1.
a. Identify the type of research in which the students are engaged.
______________________________________________________________________________
[1 mark]
b. List TWO characteristics of this type of research.
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
[2 marks]
c. State TWO disadvantages and ONE advantage of the data collection method that they have
decided to use.
(1)____________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
(11)___________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
(111)__________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
[3 marks]
1
d. Identify THREE ways of administering this data collection instrument.
1._____________________________________________________________________________
11. ___________________________________________________________________________
111.___________________________________________________________________________
[3 marks]
2. (a)List TWO other methods of data collection they could use in their investigation.
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
[2 marks]
a. List TWO advantages that ONE instrument identified in (a) above would offer the researchers.
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
[2 marks]
b. Explain the difference between a sample and a population.
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
[2
marks]
Total 15 marks
2
SECTION 2
MODULE 2 - LANGUAGE AND COMMUNITY
Questions 3 – 6
Consider the following comment:
“People are so pleased with themselves when they feel they can speak English well – Eureka,
they have arrived! One young man even recently informed me that educated people owe it to
themselves not to promote dialect. I had to point out that, to paraphrase Louise Bennett,
English has been trying to become a language since the fourteenth century, yet ‘five hundred
years gone an de English got more dialect than we! I don’t think he understood the point I
was making though.”
3.
(a) What TWO common perceptions about language and dialect is the speaker addressing?
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
[2 marks]
(b) What is a dialect?
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
[2 marks]
(c) State TWO non-linguistic reasons the young man is against the promotion of the dialect.
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
3
______________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________[2 marks]
(d) In the table below, indicate the register and dialectal variation most suitable for the
situations given.
Situations Registers Dialectal variation
A conversation between
friends
Swearing in of government
officials
Conversations between
strangers
[6 marks]
4.
“Mi bawl yeye-water wen mi memba seh
Mi neva did buy the lotto
Di numba dem play and mi jus a get ignorant
An mi can tell Sue cause she too chatti chatty”
(anonymous)
(a) List FOUR linguistic features in this song that are NOT features of Standard English.
I. _________________________________________________________________
II. _________________________________________________________________
III. _________________________________________________________________
IV. _________________________________________________________________
[4 marks]
4
(b) LIST THREE characteristics of the song that might make it difficult for a non Creole speaking
visitor to understand it.
I. ______________________________________________________________________
II. ________________________________________________________________________
III. ________________________________________________________________________
[3 marks]
c. State TWO functions that language is fulfilling in the above situation.
i. __________________________________________________________________
ii. __________________________________________________________________
2 marks
5. Read the following dialogue and then answer all the questions which follow.
Visitor: I don’t understand a word that that man is speaking!
Host: The Caribbean has been blessed with a wide range of languages because of our history
of various cultures and linguistic diversity. You will soon begin to understand a little of our
language. You have to be prepared to study hard!
i. In one brief sentence explain how the Europeans and Africans came to contribute to
the Caribbean language situation
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
2 marks
5
ii. Name TWO African languages that have influenced the development of Caribbean
Creole languages today.
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
2 marks
iii. What aspect of language could be giving the visitor some difficulty?
________________________________________________________________________
1 mark
6. Many Caribbean countries are multilingual. Identify TWO languages spoken in each of the
following territories
I. Surinam
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
II. Belize
________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
4 marks
Total 30 marks
Section 3
6
MODULE 3 – SPEAKING AND WRITING
QUESTION 7- 10
7

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Comm stds 2012 mock exam

  • 1. SECTION A MODULE 1 – GATHERING AND PROCESSING INFORMATION QUESTIONS 1 – 2 Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow. The principal at the Immaculate Conception High School has asked The Communication Studies students to help her investigate the consumption and sale patterns among those who shop from vendors at the school’s back gate. She wants to know what types of goods are preferred by those who shop there and how much money is spent on average per day. The students propose to use a questionnaire to collect data for the research. 1. a. Identify the type of research in which the students are engaged. ______________________________________________________________________________ [1 mark] b. List TWO characteristics of this type of research. ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ [2 marks] c. State TWO disadvantages and ONE advantage of the data collection method that they have decided to use. (1)____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ (11)___________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ (111)__________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ [3 marks] 1
  • 2. d. Identify THREE ways of administering this data collection instrument. 1._____________________________________________________________________________ 11. ___________________________________________________________________________ 111.___________________________________________________________________________ [3 marks] 2. (a)List TWO other methods of data collection they could use in their investigation. ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ [2 marks] a. List TWO advantages that ONE instrument identified in (a) above would offer the researchers. ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ [2 marks] b. Explain the difference between a sample and a population. ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ [2 marks] Total 15 marks 2
  • 3. SECTION 2 MODULE 2 - LANGUAGE AND COMMUNITY Questions 3 – 6 Consider the following comment: “People are so pleased with themselves when they feel they can speak English well – Eureka, they have arrived! One young man even recently informed me that educated people owe it to themselves not to promote dialect. I had to point out that, to paraphrase Louise Bennett, English has been trying to become a language since the fourteenth century, yet ‘five hundred years gone an de English got more dialect than we! I don’t think he understood the point I was making though.” 3. (a) What TWO common perceptions about language and dialect is the speaker addressing? ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ [2 marks] (b) What is a dialect? ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ [2 marks] (c) State TWO non-linguistic reasons the young man is against the promotion of the dialect. ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ 3
  • 4. ______________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________[2 marks] (d) In the table below, indicate the register and dialectal variation most suitable for the situations given. Situations Registers Dialectal variation A conversation between friends Swearing in of government officials Conversations between strangers [6 marks] 4. “Mi bawl yeye-water wen mi memba seh Mi neva did buy the lotto Di numba dem play and mi jus a get ignorant An mi can tell Sue cause she too chatti chatty” (anonymous) (a) List FOUR linguistic features in this song that are NOT features of Standard English. I. _________________________________________________________________ II. _________________________________________________________________ III. _________________________________________________________________ IV. _________________________________________________________________ [4 marks] 4
  • 5. (b) LIST THREE characteristics of the song that might make it difficult for a non Creole speaking visitor to understand it. I. ______________________________________________________________________ II. ________________________________________________________________________ III. ________________________________________________________________________ [3 marks] c. State TWO functions that language is fulfilling in the above situation. i. __________________________________________________________________ ii. __________________________________________________________________ 2 marks 5. Read the following dialogue and then answer all the questions which follow. Visitor: I don’t understand a word that that man is speaking! Host: The Caribbean has been blessed with a wide range of languages because of our history of various cultures and linguistic diversity. You will soon begin to understand a little of our language. You have to be prepared to study hard! i. In one brief sentence explain how the Europeans and Africans came to contribute to the Caribbean language situation ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ 2 marks 5
  • 6. ii. Name TWO African languages that have influenced the development of Caribbean Creole languages today. ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ 2 marks iii. What aspect of language could be giving the visitor some difficulty? ________________________________________________________________________ 1 mark 6. Many Caribbean countries are multilingual. Identify TWO languages spoken in each of the following territories I. Surinam ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ II. Belize ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ 4 marks Total 30 marks Section 3 6
  • 7. MODULE 3 – SPEAKING AND WRITING QUESTION 7- 10 7