This document outlines the content areas, topics, and aspects to be assessed on two papers for a Grade 9 exam. Paper 1 focuses on numbers, operations, relationships, patterns, functions, and algebra. Key areas include whole numbers, exponents, integers, patterns, functions, algebraic expressions, equations, and graphs. Paper 2 focuses on space and shape (geometry) including 2D shapes, straight lines, transformations, area, perimeter, and 3D objects involving surface area and volume. Suggested mark allocations are provided for each topic to be integrated into the overall minimum 75 marks per paper.
This document outlines the content areas, topics, and aspects to be assessed on two papers for a Grade 9 exam. Paper 1 focuses on numbers, operations, relationships, patterns, functions, and algebra. Key areas include whole numbers, exponents, integers, patterns, functions, algebraic expressions, equations, and graphs. Paper 2 focuses on space and shape (geometry) including 2D shapes, straight lines, transformations, area, perimeter, and 3D objects involving surface area and volume. Suggested mark allocations are provided for each topic to be integrated into the overall minimum 75 marks per paper.
This document outlines the content areas, topics, and aspects to be assessed on two papers for a Grade 9 exam. Paper 1 focuses on numbers, operations, relationships, patterns, functions, and algebra. Key areas include whole numbers, exponents, integers, patterns, functions, algebraic expressions, equations, and graphs. Paper 2 focuses on space and shape (geometry) including 2D shapes, straight lines, transformations, area, perimeter, and 3D objects involving surface area and volume. Suggested mark allocations are provided for each topic to be integrated into the overall minimum 75 marks per paper.
This document outlines the content areas, topics, and aspects to be assessed on two papers for a Grade 9 exam. Paper 1 focuses on numbers, operations, relationships, patterns, functions, and algebra. Key areas include whole numbers, exponents, integers, patterns, functions, algebraic expressions, equations, and graphs. Paper 2 focuses on space and shape (geometry) including 2D shapes, straight lines, transformations, area, perimeter, and 3D objects involving surface area and volume. Suggested mark allocations are provided for each topic to be integrated into the overall minimum 75 marks per paper.
CONTENT TOPICS ASPECTS TO BE ASSESSED SUGGESTED AREA MARK Whole numbers - Calculations using all operations with whole numbers. - ( 1 question testing BODMAS, maximum 3 marks) - Find the LCM and HCF of whole numbers (3 -digit whole numbers) (1 question, maximum 3 marks or MCQ 1 mark) 12 - Comparing quantities. - Direct and indirect proportion - Solve problems on compound interest Exponents - Perform calculations involving all four operations with Numbers, numbers that involve squares, cubes, square and cube Operations 5 roots of integers. and - Solving problems Relationships Integers - properties of integers. - Perform calculations involving all four operations with integers. 6 - Perform calculations involving all four operations with numbers that involve squares, cubes, square roots and cube roots of integers. Common fractions Integrated in topics na Decimal fractions Integrated in topics na Numeric and - Investigate and extend patterns. 6 Geometric Patterns - Describe and justify the general rules. Functions and - Input and output values 5 relationships - Equivalent forms Patterns, Algebraic Expressions - Algebraic language Functions and - Expand and simplify algebraic expression. 15 Algebra - Factorization Algebraic Equations - Solving equations 14 Graphs - Interpreting graphs 12 - Drawing graphs PAPER 2 ( MINIMUM 75 MARKS) CONTENT TOPICS ASPECTS TO BE ASSESSED SUGGESTED AREA MARK Geometry of 2D shapes - Classifying 2D shapes (triangles and quadrilaterals) + properties 20 - Similar and congruent 2D shapes - Solving problems (finding unknown angles and sides) Geometry of straight lines - Recognise and describe pairs of angles formed by: Space and Perpendicular lines Shape 20 Intersecting lines (Geometry) parallel lines cut by a transversal. - Solving problems Transformation - Recognise, describe and perform: Geometry Reflection in the 𝑥-axis or 𝑦- axis 15 Reflection in the line 𝑦=𝑥 Translation within and across quadrants Area and perimeter of - Use appropriate formulae to calculate perimeter and area 2D shapes - Solve problems involving perimeter and area. 10 - Use the Theorem of Pythagoras to calculate a missing length in a right-angled triangle. Surface area and - Use appropriate formulae to calculate surface area and Measurement volume of 3D objects volume. - Solve problems involving surface area, volume and capacity of : 10 Rectangular prisms Triangular prisms Cylinders