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COVER SHEET: INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT

BEFORE SUBMITTING THIS ASSIGNMENT, PLEASE ENSURE THAT:

 you are familiar with the University’s plagiarism policy (see
http://utlo.ukzn.ac.za/Libraries/Policies/Plagiarism_Policy_Procedures.sflb.ashx);
 you have attached a Turnitin report on the assignment;
 you have filled in your details in the tables below;
 you have read and signed the declaration below.

MODULE NAME MODULE CODE LECTURER

Computer literacy
EDEC 101|E|2 Mr. K Reddy
ASSIGNMENT TITLE DUE DATE
TASKS
28 October

SURNAME FIRST NAME STUDENT NUMBER

Asande 222040811
Ndaba

DECLARATION

I declare that:
 I have read and am familiar with the University’s policy on plagiarism;
 I have checked this assignment to ensure that it contains no instances of plagiarism;
 Where the work of others has been relied upon in this assignment, it has been duly
acknowledged and clearly referenced.

SIGNATURE: AP.NDABA DATE: 15 October 2022

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Task 1

Certificate

Diploma for the

Completion of First Aid Course

Awarded to

Ntshapheka Sithokomele

For the completion of a Certificate in

First Aid
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O .S hus ha
Tr ain in g Di vi s io n

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Tr ain in g Di vi s io n

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Task 2

INTERNET ETIQUETTE
INTERNAL MEMORANDUM

To : All Students
From : The Manager
Date : 2 April 2023
Re : Internet Etiquette

Being considerate, respectful, and honest are crucial if you want today’s “social nation” to work
for you and your business online. But there’s a little more to Netiquette than that.

Increasingly, the line between our personal and professional lives is becoming blurred, and
information posted online can easily make the jump from one to the other.

When used wisely, social media really can help you build high-quality professional relationships
that will pay off for all parties.

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Task 3

The Editor
P.O Box 488
EThekwini
4051
2 April 2023

Hi

I have heard rumors that Internet Explorer will search your Laptop for pirated software and will
send all its findings to Microsoft.

Is it true?

Not that I am worried about it but maybe we should…

Regards
Simangele Kheswa

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Task 4

Vegetarian Eating For Health

It doesn’t seem such a very long time ago that vegetarians were thought of as a cranky minority to
be viewed with suspicion and offered cheese omelet if they ever let inadvertently near your supper
table!

Today even if you are not a vegetarian yourself – or a demi – vegetarian –

there is probably at least one vegetarian in the family and we all have
several friends.
It is estimated that there are currently about three million people in Britain who don’t eat meat and
the number is growing daily.

What is a vegetarian?
There are several different degrees of vegetarianism and it is important to clarify the differences.
Demi-vegetarians aren’t true vegetarians. They can be described as people who don’t eat any red
meat, but will eat poultry and fish from time to time. However, some demivegetarians eat no
poultry either just fish.

Vegetarians can be divided into two sub-groups: Lacto-ovo-vegetarians eat no flesh of any kind –
no red meat, poultry and fish. They do eat eggs and all dairy produce,
including cheese, milk, and butter. Lacto-vegetarians eat everything lacto-
ovo-vegetarians eat except vegs.

Vegans go further than vegetarians, eating no flesh, no eggs and no dairy produce of any kind.
Some vegans will eat honey, others won’t. Some avoid any connection with
what they consider cruelty to animals by not wearing leather or fur, and not
using cosmetics or other products tested on animals. They eat nothing but
plant foods.

Fruitarians are even stricter than vegans, eating only fruits, nuts and seeds. The fruitarian diet is a
very restricted diet.

How healthy is a vegetarian diet?

If you follow a well-balanced vegetarian diet, all the research to date appears to confirm that you
will be eating healthily. Here’s why
: • It should never be lower in saturated fats (found mainly in meat and dairy produce) and in fats in
general than an average carnivorous diet – particularly veganism.
• It should be high in complex carbohydrates. These are unrefined or low-refined starchy foods that
should form the majority of the average vegetarian diet – bread, rice, and other grains, pasta,
potatoes, cereals, dried beans, peas and lentils and fresh fruits and vegetables. These complex
carbohydrates provide bulk for the diet; plenty of fiber and most also provide fairly good amounts
of protein.
• It should be high in vitamins, especially the antioxidant vitamins beta-carotene, C and E. These
anti-oxidant vitamins appear to offer protection against heart disease, stroke and cancers.

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• It should be low in refined products and products high in additives.

No wonder, then that vegetarians have:

1. On average, a 20% lower blood cholesterol level than meat eaters.
2. A 30% lower cancer rate than meat eaters.
3. Fewer incidences than meat eaters of all the following: heart disease, stroke ,kidney stones,
osteoporosis, diverticulitis, angina, dental decay and rheumatoid arthritis.

The fact is that a well-balanced vegetarian diet consisting of a high proportion of fresh fruit and
vegetables and starchy foods is almost the exact recipe for healthy eating as prescribed by the
World Health Organization (WHO) in 1990.

Going Vegetarian?

People who come off a typical Western high-fat, low-fiber diet on to

suddenly large amounts of lentils, beans, vegetables and grains often find
their digestive system protesting – hardly surprising! The same would be
true of a vegetarian suddenly giving up their diet and going on a high-meat,
low-fiber diet. So give your body a chance to adapt and give yourself a
chance to get used to different ways of shopping, meal planning and
cooking by making the process of conversion a gradual one.

Task 5

BRANCH PRODUCT CODE TOTAL SALES

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Durban Track Suits JR887 187,670
Cape Town Perfumes JW654 250,780
Mpumalanga Shoes CLI8U7 589,980
The Eastern Cape Food Acc895 189,000

BOOK TITLE …………………………………………......... PRICE

Book of Recipes …………………………………………………………R199.00
Cry the Beloved Country …………………………………………………R190.00
The Secret ………………………………………………………………... R250.00

Task 6

 Björn Dænesen
 René Bardot
 Heat to 1800C
 ±4 tea spoon tuna
 >400

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 H20 21M2

 He sé: “Ek is beïndrunk met die reënval.”

 Die Kôsa sê dit reën.
 Öü÷£Ç÷

Task 7

Contributor Carbon- Sulfurdioxide NitrogenOxide+

Monoxide

Transportation (excl. Sea/air) 42.3 0.9 8.1

Fuel Combustion 4.7 3.4 0.6
Solid Waste Burning 1.7 0.0 10.8
TOTAL 48.7 4.3 19.5
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AIR POLLUTION SOURCES

In Millions of Metric Tons
Contributor Carbon- Sulfurdioxide NitrogenOxide
Monoxide
Transportation(excl. 42.3 0.9 8.1
sea/air)
Fuel Combustion 4.7 3.4 0.6
Solid Waste Burning 1.7 0.0 10.8
TOTAL 48.7 4.3 19.5

Task 8

THAT CRANKY CAPS LOCK KEY

By far the most irritating key is the caps lock key. When you press it, you get upper case letters, like
on a typewriter. That’s not so weird. What’s weird is what happens when Caps Lock is on and you use
the Shift Key while you are typing. You get lower case letters! lIKE tHIS. VERY iRRITATING. Of
course you only notice this after typing half a page of text. Also irritating: Caps Lock shifts only the
letter keys, not the numbers. This differs from the way a typewriter works.

By far the most irritating key is the caps lock key. When you press it, you get upper case letters, like
on a typewriter. That’s not so weird. What’s weird is what happens when Caps Lock is on and you use
the Shift Key while you are typing. You get lower case letters! lIKE tHIS. VERY iRRITATING. Of
course you only notice this after typing half a page of text. Also irritating: Caps Lock shifts only the
letter keys, not the numbers. This differs from the way a typewriter works.

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By far the most irritating key is the caps lock key. When you press it, you get upper case letters, like
on a typewriter. That’s not so weird. What’s weird is what happens when Caps Lock is on and you use
the Shift Key while you are typing. You get lower case letters! lIKE tHIS. VERY iRRITATING. Of
course you only notice this after typing half a page of text. Also irritating: Caps Lock shifts only the
letter keys, not the numbers. This differs from the way a typewriter works.

By far the most irritating key is the caps lock key. When you press it, you get upper case letters, like
on a typewriter. That’s not so weird. What’s weird is what happens when Caps Lock is on and you use
the Shift Key while you are typing. You get lower case letters! lIKE tHIS. VERY iRRITATING. Of
course you only notice this after typing half a page of text. Also irritating: Caps Lock shifts only the
letter keys, not the numbers. This differs from the way a typewriter works.

Task 9
The shift in worldwide computer usage and the need for computer skills in today’s work
force have pushed government to create guidelines for educators to ensure that students
are prepared to meet the demands of the 21st Century.

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Task 10-WorkSheet 1

Let’s Talk About Animals

A ________ B __________ C _________ D ___________ E ___________

With your partner:

▪ Write the name of the animal under its picture

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▪ Complete the table A B C
▪ The first row has been done for you Tall
▪ Mark each column with a tick (✓) or a cross (x) Grey
Long Legs
Short legs
Big ears
Long Neck
Tall and thin
Runs Fast

F ___________ G ___________

TALLK ABOUT THESE THREE ANIMALS WITH YOUR PARENTS

The _________________________ is taller than the ______________________________. The

_________________________ is the tallest animal.
The _________________________ is the thinnest animal.
The _________________________ is thinner than the ____________________________.
The _________________________ has shorter legs than the _______________________. The
_________________________ has the shortest legs.

Longer-Longest Bigger – Biggest

Small – Smaller – Smallest Fat – Fatter – Fattest

Fierce – Fiercer – Fiercest

Task 10-WorkSheet 2

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Another Name Game

Food
Animal
Place
Job

Now try and think of a food, animal and job which start with the first letter of your
name. Write these in the blocks under the first letter of your name. Then try to think
of a food, animal, place and job which start with the second letter of your name.
Write these in the blocks under the second letter of your name. Carry on until you have
filled in as much of the table as you can.

Stacked Venn:

Fruit

Flower

Bud

Seed

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