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VICTORY ACADEMY

CENTRE NUMBER : 010922

COMPONENT A
LEARNER CALA GUIDE
LEARNING AREA: O level
LEVEL: Mathematics
CALA TYPE: practical
SYLLABUS TOPIC: Graphs
SYLLLABUS SUB-TOPIC: Travel Graphs
CALA TITLE: Speeding vehicles
COMPETENCES/SKILLS: problem solving, critical thinking,

BACKGROUND

The Traffic Council has reported that most accidents are caused by speeding. Drivers are encouraged to observe speed limits as they
drive

Total marks : 20

Required

a) Carry out a research of the distance between your home and town
b) Calculate the time taken by a bus from your area to town
c) Draw a speed- time graph to illustrate the information
d) Calculate the speed of the bus
e) Comment on the speed of the bus

How you will be assessed

 distance between your home and town [2]


 time taken by a bus from your area to town [2]
 speed- time graph to illustrate the information [10]
 speed of the bus [3]
 Comment on the speed [3]

Cala tips

 Assume the bus does not stop along the way


 You can ask others the distance in question
Achiement standard guide
Learning area : Mathematics
CALA title: Speeding vehicles
Dimensions Excellent Mark Satisfactory Mark Fail Mark
/Criteria
3 2 0-1
Distance Reasonable Unreasonable No
between distance distance distance
home and
town
3 2 0-1

Time taken Reasonable Unreasonable No time


by bus time time
6-8 3-5 0-2
Speed time Corect Graph with No graph
graph graph errors
without
errors
3 2 0-1
speed Correct Incorrect No speed
speed calculation
3
Comment Reasonable Unreasonable No
comment comment comment
COMPONENT B

LEARNER CALA GUIDE


LEARNING AREA: O level
LEVEL: Mathematics
CALA TYPE: practical
SYLLABUS TOPIC: Measures and Measuration
SYLLLABUS SUB-TOPIC: Measuration
CALA TITLE: Cost of erecting a wall
COMPETENCES/SKILLS: problem solving, critical thinking,

BACKGROUND

Tresspassing is on the increase in your community. To reduce tresspassing property owners are contemplating erecting walls around
their premises. An opening of 4 metres is reserved for the gate. The average cost of erecting a wall is $25 per square metre.

PART A

a) Measure and write down the width of your premises


b) Measure and write down the length of your premises
c) Calculate the cost of erecting the wall to your premises
d) Calculate the perimeter of your premises
e) Calculate the area of your premises
f) Use the current inter-bank rate to calculate the total costs of erecting the wall in rtgs
g) Use the black market rate to calculate the total costs of erecting the wall in rtgs

HOW YOU WILL BE ASSESSED

Marks will be awarded for providing


 width of your premises [3]
 length of your premises [3]
 cost of erecting the wall to your premises [3]
 perimeter of your premises [2]
 area of your premises [3]
 Use the current inter-bank rate to calculate the total costs of erecting the wall in rtgs [3]
 Use the black market rate to calculate the total costs of erecting the wall in rtgs [3]
 .

CALA tips

 Premises can mean stand


 State the date for the exchange rates you use
Achievement standards

Learning area : Mathematics

CALA title : erecting a wall

Dimensions Pass Mark Fail Mark


/Criteria
2-3 0-1
length of premises Reasonable unreasonable
measurement measurement
2-3 0-1

width of premises Reasonable unreasonable


measurement measurement
2-3 0-1
cost of erecting the wall Reasonable Unreasonale
costs costs
2 0-1
perimeter of premises Correct Incorrect
calculation calculation
2-3 0-1
area of premises Correct Incorrect
calculation calculation
2-3 0-1
Cost using current inter-bank Correct Incorrect
rate calculation calculation
2-3 0-1
Cost using black market rate Correct Incorrect
calculation calculation
COMPONENT C
LEARNER CALA GUIDE
LEARNING AREA: O level
LEVEL: Mathematics
CALA TYPE: practical
SYLLABUS TOPIC: Financial mathematics
SYLLLABUS SUB-TOPIC: Consumer Arithmetic
CALA TITLE: Cost of electricity
COMPETENCES/SKILLS: problem solving, critical thinking,

BACKGROUND

Cost of electricity

a) Take down the meter reading of your zesa meter for five consecutive days and present on table

Day Intial Meter Final meter reading Number of units


reading used

5
b) Calculate the average number of units of electricity you use daily

c) Calculate the average cost of electricity you use on a daily basis

d) If the cost of electricity increases by 15% what will be the cost of your daily consumption

e) Suggest ways of reducing the cost of electricty

HOW YOU WILL BE ASSESSED

 Table with Meter readings [10]

 average number of units of electricity you use daily [3]

 average cost of electricity you use on a daily basis [2]

 Cost of Electricity after 15% increase [3]

 2 ways of reducing the cost of electricty [2]

CALA TIPS
 Cost of electricty is 8rtgs per unit


Achievemnts standards

Learning area : Mathematics

Dimensions Pass Mark Fail Mark


/Criteria
6-10 0-5
Table with meter 1/2 mark Incomp
readings for each lete
reading table
2-3 0-1

Average number of Correct Incorre


units calculation ct
2 0-1
cost of electricty used Correct Incorre
daily calculation ct
calculat
ion
2-3 0-1
Cost of electricity after Correct Incorre
15% increase calculation ct
calculat
ion
2-3 0-1
Ways of reducing cost 2 ways No
of electricity ways
COMPONENT D
LEARNER CALA GUIDE
LEARNING AREA: O level
LEVEL: Mathematics
CALA TYPE: practical
SYLLABUS TOPIC: Geometry
SYLLLABUS SUB-TOPIC: Constructions
CALA TITLE:
COMPETENCES/SKILLS: problem solving, critical thinking,

BACKGROUND

There has been an increase in cases of theft in the community. Your family has decided to install security cameras on the house. The
camera is supposed to be installed at the highest point of the house

a. Measure the height of the house [3]


b. Measure the distance between your bottom of house and boundary of the stand [2]
c. Draw a diagram showing the position of the camera [5]
d. Calculate the angle of depression of the camera using the cosine rule [5]
e. Calculate the distance between the camera and boundary using the pythagoras theorem [5]

How you will be assessed

 height of the house [3]


 distance between your bottom of house and boundary of the stand [2]
 diagram showing the position of the camera [5]
 Calculate the angle of depression of the camera [5]
 distance between the camera and boundary [5]
Dimensions Pass Mark Fail Mark
/Criteria
2-3 0-1
Height of house Reasonable unreasonable
measurement measurement
2 0-1

Distance between bottom Reasonable unreasonable


of house and boundary measurement measurement
3-5 0-2
Diagram of position of Correct Incorrect diagram
camera, bottom of house, diagram
boundary
3-5 0-2
Angle of depression Correct Wrong calculation
calculation
3-5 0-2
Distance between camera Correct Wrong calculation
and boundary calculation
COMPONENT E
LEARNER CALA GUIDE
LEARNING AREA: O level
LEVEL: Mathematics
CALA TYPE: practical
SYLLABUS TOPIC: Statistics
SYLLLABUS SUB-TOPIC: Data presentation
CALA TITLE:
COMPETENCES/SKILLS: problem solving, critical thinking,

BACKGROUND

Class tests and exercises are important as part of preparation for the final exam. Class tests help is assessing pontential to pass the final
examinations

a) Obtain marks of five previous mathematics tests/exercises

b) Convert marks into percentages and present in form of a table

Test mark Mark as a percentage

Test 1

Test 2

Test 3
Test 4

Test 5

c) Present the information on a bar graph

d) Calculate mean mark as a percentage

e) Comment on your performance in mathematics

f) Suggest ways you can use to improve your perfomance

How you will be assessed

 Table with marks [5]

 a bar graph [5]

 Calculate mean mark as a percentage [3]

 Comment on your performance in mathematics [3]

 Suggest 2 ways you can use to improve your perfomance [4]


Dimensions Pass Mark Fail Mark
/Criteria
3-5 0-2
Table with Complete Incomplete
marks table table
3-5 0-2

Bar graph Correct Incorrect


graph graph
2-3 0-1
Mean mark Correct
mark
2-3 0-1
Comment Comment No
on comment
performance
3-4 0-2
2 ways of 2 ways 1 way
improving
performance

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