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GSN230(E)(N9)H

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE

COMPUTER PRACTICE N6
(6030196)

9 November 2018 (X-Paper)


09:00–12:00

THE QUESTION PAPER INCLUDES THE INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES AND


INVIGILATORS AND MUST BE HANDED TO CANDIDATES 30 MINUTES BEFORE THE
COMMENCEMENT OF THE EXAMINATION SESSION.

This question paper consists of 34 pages and ONE answer sheet of 4 pages.

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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING


REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
NATIONAL CERTIFICATE
COMPUTER PRACTICE N6
TIME: 3 HOURS
MARKS: 200

INSTRUCTIONS TO INVIGILATORS AND CANDIDATES

READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE ANSWERING THE


QUESTION PAPER. ASK THE INVIGILATOR TO EXPLAIN IF THERE IS
SOMETHING THAT YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND.

1. The question paper comprises the following THREE sections:

SECTION A: Theory (50 marks)


SECTION B: Word processing (150 marks)
SECTION C: Spreadsheet (150 marks)
SECTION A is COMPULSORY.

Candidates must answer either SECTION B or SECTION C.

SECTION A must be answered on the ANSWER SHEET.

SECTION B is done on the computer with the aid of a word processing


program.

SECTION C is done on the computer with the aid of a spreadsheet program.

ALL the PRINTOUTS must be numbered correctly and both the QUESTION
NUMBER and EXAMINATION NUMBER (COMPUTER NUMBER) must be
printed as instructed. EXAMINATION NUMBERS in writing are NOT
acceptable.

2. The time allocated for the question paper is THREE hours. NO additional
time will be allowed for the printing of answers after the completion of the
examination.

3. In the event of a power failure or a computer or printer breakdown, the


invigilator must make the necessary arrangements for the candidates to
continue and the actual time lost must be added.

4. If there is a problem with the printer, e.g. it does not print ê, a report regarding
this must accompany the answer sheets of the centre.

5. ASCII codes may be used as well as a spelling checker.

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6. Each answer must be printed on a separate sheet of paper and on ONE side
of the paper only. ALL PRINTOUTS must be placed in the EXAMINATION
FOLDER.

7. PRINTOUTS must be printed on A4 paper unless a specific paper size is


required.

8. Only ONE PRINTOUT per question or subsection of a question may be


handed in for marking. If more than ONE is handed in, only the top one will be
marked.

9. At the conclusion of the examination session ALL PRINTOUTS to be marked


must be placed in the correct sequence in the EXAMINATION FOLDER and
handed to the invigilator.

10. PRINTOUTS NOT submitted for marking must be collected at the end of the
session by the invigilator and must be destroyed at the end of the day. NO
PRINTOUTS whatsoever may be removed from the examination room or put
in wastepaper bins.

11. In SECTIONS B and C only a 12 pt font size may be used, unless a specific
size is required, or in the case of a spreadsheet when a smaller font size is
required to fit the answer on ONE page. In SECTION B margins of 2.54 cm/1"
should be used unless otherwise instructed.

12. Candidates must remember that ALL work on the computer should be saved
at regular intervals to prevent loss of work in the event of a power failure.
NO additional time may be allowed for such loss of work. It is the candidates'
responsibility to protect their answers against deletion.

13. In order to print the original as well as the edited answers candidates are
reminded to save the work after each separate question before it is printed.

14. At the end of the examination session each candidate must hand in the
PRINTOUTS of the answers as well as a disk with the saved answers
(properly marked with the candidate's EXAMINATION NUMBER). If the
candidate's work is saved on a hard drive/network, the invigilator must copy
the work to a compact disk/memory stick and the answers must immediately
be deleted from the hard drive/network. These memory sticks/compact disks
must be handed to the examination section for safekeeping for at least SIX
months in case enquiries should be made by the examiner/moderator and
subject specialists of education. The disks must NOT be included for marking.

15. NO question paper may be taken out of the examination room until at least
ONE hour after the commencement of the last session. All papers must
consequently be handed in. These may be returned to candidates on
completion of the examination.

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16. In the event of a question paper being written in more than ONE session
invigilators must ensure that ALL answers of candidates are removed from
the hard disks or the network before candidates for the next session are
allowed into the room.

17. NO candidate may print his/her work for another candidate, make his/her
disk/memory stick available to another candidate or access another
candidate's work on the network. Any attempt to access information from or
transfer information to another candidate in whatever manner is a
contravention of the examination rules and regulations and will be viewed in a
serious light.

WAIT FOR THE INSTRUCTION FROM THE


INVIGILATOR BEFORE YOU TURN THE PAGE.

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SECTION A: THEORY (COMPULSORY) MARKS: 50

SECTION A must be answered on the ANSWER SHEETS. Remember to write your


EXAMINATION NUMBER in the space provided for it and to place the ANSWER
SHEETS in your EXAMINATION FOLDER.

QUESTION 1: INFORMATION SYSTEMS

1.1 Name the FIVE basic elements of an information system. (5)

1.2 Identify the network topologies represented by each of the diagrams below.
Write the answer next to the question number (1.2.1–1.2.4) on the ANSWER
SHEET.

1.2.1

1.2.2

1.2.3

1.2.4

(4 × 1) (4)

1.3 Physical control involves ALL controls to provide security against the
damaging of hardware, software and data.

Name FOUR precautions that can be taken to provide physical security to


computers. (4)
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QUESTION 2: OPERATING SYSTEMS – WINDOWS 7

2.1 Name the THREE formatting processes to be undertaken before any data can
be written to a new hard disk and briefly explain each process. (6)

2.2 Study the diagram of the system properties of a computer below and answer
the questions.

2.2.1 What is the name of the system software used? (1)

2.2.2 What is the name of the central processing unit that is used? (1)

2.2.3 What is the clock speed? (1)

2.2.4 Define clock speed. (1)

2.2.5 What is the capacity of the random access memory? (1)

2.2.6 Give TWO reasons why the size of the random access memory is
important for the performance of a computer. (2)
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QUESTION 3: VIRUSES

3.1 Indicate whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE. Choose the
answer and write only 'True' or 'False' next to the question number
(3.1.1–3.1.10) on the ANSWER SHEETS.

3.1.1 Virus programs can infect advanced cellular telephones


(smartphones).

3.1.2 A boot sector virus copies itself into that sector of a disk and
spreads whenever a system is boot loaded from an infected disk.

3.1.3 A trojan horse is any malicious computer program which misleads


users regarding its true intent.

3.1.4 To back up your work will prevent viruses from attacking the
system.

3.1.5 Antivirus software can detect all viruses immediately.

3.1.6 The dormancy period refers to the period when a virus is activated.

3.1.7 A worm is a destructive program that propagates itself over a


network, reproducing itself as it continues until the host computer
runs out of memory or disk space.

3.1.8 A computer hoax is a message warning the recipient of a computer


virus and action has to be taken immediately to delete the virus.

3.1.9 Pirated software can activate a virus on a computer.

3.1.10 Malware is software which is specifically designed to disrupt,


damage, or gain authorised access to a computer system.
(10 × 1) (10)

3.2 Name FOUR symptoms that might indicate the presence of a computer virus. (4)
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QUESTION 4: TROUBLESHOOTING

Choose a cause from COLUMN B that matches the fault message in COLUMN A.
Write only the letter (A–G) next to the question number (4.1–4.5) and then also the
solution to it in the space next to each cause on the attached ANSWER SHEETS.

COLUMN A – FAULT MESSAGE COLUMN B – CAUSE


4.1 Do you want to revert to the saved A bad sectors on the disk
filename? Yes/No
B cable not securely connected
4.2 Data error reading drive E:\
C file already open
4.3 Non-system disk or disk error
D computer booted with data disk in
4.4 File not found drive E:\

4.5 This program is not responding E specified file cannot be found

F too many programs running


simultaneously

G no diskette in drive E:\


(5 + 5) [10]

TOTAL SECTION A: 50

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CANDIDATES MUST ANSWER ONLY SECTION B OR SECTION C.

SECTION B: WORD PROCESSING

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Read the instructions carefully.

2. Use a 12 pt font size, for example Courier New 12 pt, except when receiving
other instructions.

3. The following information must appear on each page as a header:

Align EXAMINATION NUMBER and Align QUESTION NUMBER


COMPUTER NUMBER against right-hand margin
against left-hand margin

EXAMINATION NUMBER (COMPUTER NUMBER) QUESTION NUMBER

4. Use the date function to insert all dates.

5. Put ALL PRINTOUTS in the correct order in your EXAMINATION FOLDER.


Only ONE PRINTOUT per question may be handed in.

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QUESTION 5A

Use any application to prepare the following data document. Use a font size that is
readable, for example Arial 10 pt or Calibri 11 pt.

NAME EXAM NO QUESTION 5A Sisanda Maseti Talitha Kotze


(COMP NO)
ADDRESS 23 Park Lane 33 Bowler Street 43 Sesame Street 53 Main Street
CITY Nyanga Elsiesrivier Cross Roads Caledon
COMMENCE 1 July 2019 1 August 2019 1 September 2019 1 October 2019
BRANCH CAPE TOWN BELLVILLE KUILSRIVIER HERMANUS
DIVISION Administration Catering Human Resources Finance
SALARY R3 500 R4 000 R3 500 R4 000
FROM 08:00 06:30 08:30 08:00
TO 16:00 14:30 16:30 16:00
LEAVE 15 20 25 15

1. Key in your EXAMINATION NUMBER (COMPUTER NUMBER) and the


QUESTION NUMBER as indicated in the table.

2. Make sure that ALL the information in the table is visible and appears in ONE
row. Do NOT wrap the text.

3. Adjust the margins if necessary to fit the document on ONE page.

4. Save the document as Q5A CONTRACT.

5. Print on ONE A4 page in landscape orientation and place the PRINTOUT in


your EXAMINATION FOLDER.
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QUESTION 5B

1. Create a contract between the employer and the new interns as shown on the
next page by using the mail merge function.

2. Change the font to Arial Narrow 12 pt for the whole document.

3. Margins must be 1.27 cm/0.5" unless instructed otherwise.

4. Insert your EXAMINATION NUMBER (COMPUTER NUMBER) and the


QUESTION NUMBER as indicated in the instructions.

5. Key in the text as indicated on the following pages and edit according to the
proofreading signs and instructions.

Use the mail merge function to insert field names where indicated with [ ]. Do
NOT key in the brackets. Underline the fields.

6. Insert a table, fit to contents, where indicated. Use borders, justification and
formatting exactly as indicated in the table.

6.1 Centre the table horizontally.

6.2 Apply 15% shading to the last row of the table.

6.3 Sort the THREE allowances in the table in descending order.

6.4 Use the table formulae and calculate the answer where the ?
appears. Display the answer as currency with TWO decimals.

7. Insert a footnote in italics after the word CONTRACT in the heading as


indicated. Use 1 as footnote number.

Footnote text: Any changes to this agreement will only be valid if they are in
writing and have been agreed to and signed by both parties.

8. Insert a triple page border.

9. Save the document as Q5B CONTRACT.

10. Print on ONE page in portrait orientation and place the PRINTOUT in your
EXAMINATION FOLDER.

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Insert footnote
CONTRACT OF EMPLOYMENT: INTERNSHIP Bold, 16 pt
ǂ
Entered into between:
ǂ
HR SOLUTIONS
(hereafter referred to as "the employer")
ǂ
Address of employer: Rembrandt Square, Cape Town
ǂ Centre
and
ǂ
[NAME]
[ADDRESS]
[CITY]
(hereafter referred to as "the employee")
ǂ
Commencement: This contract will begin on [COMMENCE] and continue Candidate:
for 18 months. Bold all headings that
ǂ are dotted underline
Place of work: [BRANCH]
ǂ
Job description: INTERN: [DIVISION]
ǂ
Termination of employment: Either party can terminate this agreement by four
weeks' written notice.
ǂ
Salary: The employee's salary shall be paid in cash on the last working day of
every month and shall be: [SALARY].
ǂ
The employee shall be entitled to the following allowances in kind:
ǂ Insert table, fit to contents
A weekly/monthly transport allowance of: 200.00 Centre the table
Meals per week/month to the value of: 300.00 Sort allowances in
descending order
Accommodation per week/month to the value of: 650.00
Last row: 15% shading
The total value of the above allowances shall be: ?
Use alignment as indicated
ǂ
The employer shall review the employee's salary after a period of 6 months.
ǂ
Hours of work: Normal working hours will be from [FROM] to [TO] on
Mondays to Fridays.
ǂ
Annual leave: The employee is entitled to [LEAVE] days' paid leave after 12 months
of continuous service.
ǂ
General: Any changes to this agreement will only be valid if they are in writing and
have been agreed to and signed by both parties.
ǂ

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Thus agreed and signed on this …… day of ……………………….. 20…..


ǂ
ǂ Tabular stop on 8 cm/3.15"
___________________________ _____________________________
HR SOLUTIONS [NAME]

(40)

QUESTION 5C

1. Retrieve Q5B CONTRACT. Change the question number in the header to


QUESTION 5C.

2. Complete the merge function to create the documents to be sent to the


different interns.

3. Ensure that the footnote number stays the same on ALL pages and that the
fields are still underlined.

4. Save the merged documents as Q5C CONTRACT.

5. Print and place the PRINTOUTS in your EXAMINATION FOLDER.


(6)

QUESTION 5D

1. Use the mail merge function to create 20 labels (4 columns × 5 rows). (Label
vendor: Avery A4/A5: Product number J5101.)

2. Use landscape orientation.

3. Use Century Gothic 12 pt for the whole document.

4. Display single borders of all 20 labels.

5. Key in HR SOLUTIONS in bold and centred on all the labels.

6. Retrieve the picture HR LOGO and change the size to 2.03 cm/0.8" x 1.22
cm/0.48". Copy the picture to the bottom right corner of the label as indicated.
Use text wrap to ensure that the picture and text fit on the label. The picture
must appear on ALL the labels.

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7. Use the data in QUESTION 6A to complete the labels. The following fields
must appear on the labels, left-aligned:

HR SOLUTIONS

«NAME»
«BRANCH»
«DIVISION»

8. Complete the merge and edit the new label document as follows:

Insert your EXAMINATION NUMBER (on the second last label) and
QUESTION NUMBER (on the last label) of the bottom row. Do NOT insert
your EXAMINATION NUMBER and QUESTION NUMBER as a header.

9. Ensure that the picture position stays the same on ALL labels.

10. Save the labels as Q5D LABELS.

11. Print the labels on ONE A4 page in landscape orientation and place the
PRINTOUT in your EXAMINATION FOLDER.
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QUESTION 6

Create a brochure to be handed out to the interns to inform them about the Basic
Conditions of Employment Act. (See EXAMPLE BROCHURE after instructions.)

1. Use Calibri 12 pt for the whole document.

2. The document must be printed in landscape orientation on ONE page.

3. Change the margins to 1.27 cm/0.5".

4. Insert your EXAMINATION NUMBER (COMPUTER NUMBER) and the


QUESTION NUMBER as indicated in the instructions.

5. Edit the document according to the instructions below and as indicated in the
text.

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6. Insert a double border of 1½ pt directly below the header.

7. Insert and format the headings according to instructions. Insert TWO line
spaces and add a double border, 1½ pt, as indicated.

8. Insert TWO line spaces and copy the paragraphs "Ordinary hours … by
agreement." from the document CONDITIONS. Use the example brochure as
a guide.

9. ALL text must be justified except where specified differently. Use


hyphenation.

10. Change the text to THREE columns with equal width. Show vertical lines
between the columns.

11. Format the text according to the proofreading signs. Do NOT key in the
instructions in text boxes.

12. Divide the text exactly as indicated. (The lines indicate the different columns
and where the document will be folded.)

13. 13.1 Format the paragraph headings to capital letters and bold.

13.2 Format the paragraphs using bullets (Wingdings 196) as indicated,


aligned left.

14. Insert the footnote in italics, using * as footnote indication: This section does
not apply to senior managers, sales staff who travel and workers who work
less than 24 hours a month.

15. Format the footer as follows:

15.1 Insert a double border (top).

15.2 Copy the picture saved as HR LOGO to the centre just below the
border. The size of the picture must be 1 cm/0.4" × 1 cm/0.4".

16. Save the document as Q6 BROCHURE.

17. Print the document and place the PRINTOUT in your EXAMINATION
FOLDER.

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BASIC CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT ACT
ʎ in bold, 18 pt, centre
‡ Insert footnote. Use *
Insert bullets as indicated WORKING TIME as footnote indication
(Wingdings 196)


ORDINARY HOURS OF WORK MEAL BREAKS AND REST PERIODS NIGHT WORK

A worker must NOT work more than:  A worker must have a meal break of 60  Workers working between 18:00 at night
minutes after five hours' work. and 06:00 in the morning must get extra
 45 hours in any week.  A worker must have a daily rest period of pay or be able to work fewer hours for the
 Nine hours a day if a worker works five days 12 continuous hours and a weekly rest same amount of money.
or less a week. period of 36 continuous hours, which,  Transport must be available but not
 Eight hours a day if a worker works more unless otherwise agreed, must include necessarily provided by the employer.
than five days a week. Sunday.  Workers who usually work between 23:00
at night and 06:00 in the morning are
OVERTIME SUNDAY WORK entitled to regular medical check-ups.

 If overtime is needed, workers must agree  A worker who sometimes works on a PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
to do it. Sunday must get double pay.
 Overtime must be paid at 1,5 times the  A worker who normally works on a Sunday  Workers must be paid for any public
workers' normal pay or, by agreement, with must be paid at 1,5 times the normal wage. holiday that falls on a working day.
paid time off.  There may be an agreement for paid time  Work on a public holiday is by agreement
 Flexibility of working time can be off instead of overtime pay. and paid at double the rate.
negotiated if there is a collective agreement  A public holiday is exchangeable by
with a registered trade union. agreement.

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QUESTION 7

1. Retrieve the file CONDITIONS.

2. Change the font to Lucida Sans Typewriter 12 pt for the whole document.

3. Margins must be 1.27 cm/0.5".

4. Insert your EXAMINATION NUMBER (COMPUTER NUMBER) and the


QUESTION NUMBER as indicated.

5. Edit the document as indicated below and according to the proofreading


signs.

6. Use hyphenation and justify the document.

7. Paragraphs marked with an asterisk (*) are main paragraph headings


(Level 1). ** indicate Level 2, et cetera.

8. Use the following paragraph numbering style:


Level 1: A.
Level 2: a)
Level 3: 1.
Level 4: (i) (number alignment right)

9. Paragraphs without numbers must indent with the previous number.

10. Align all the level 1 paragraph headings (A–C) left and change to capital
letters and bold.

11. Insert page numbers bottom centre.

12. Insert page breaks where indicated. Centre the second page vertically.

13. Insert the following equation where indicated with ##:

Working time  Leave


Basic conditions    Sick leave
5
Family responsibi lity

14. Use the correct function to find the word employer and replace it with the word
EMPLOYER in capital letters, bold and underlined.

15. Save the file as Q7 CONDITIONS.

16. Print the document and place the PRINTOUTS in your EXAMINATION
FOLDER.

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Insert a text box with single borders.


FOR WHOM IS THIS ACT MEANT?
‡ Font size 24 pt, bold, italics, centre
The act applies to all workers and employers except members of
the National Defence Force, National Intelligence Agency, South
African Secret Service and unpaid volunteers working for
charities.

## Insert equation here. Change to inline. Font size 18 pt.

------Insert a page break-----


*Working time

This section does not apply to senior managers (those


who can hire, discipline and fire), sales staff who
travel and workers who work less than 24 hours a month.

**Ordinary Hours of Work

***A worker must NOT work more than:

****45 hours in any week.


****Nine hours a day if a worker works five days or less Centre
a week. this page
****Eight hours a day if a worker works more than five
vertically
days a week.

**Overtime

***If overtime is needed, workers must agree to do it.


***Overtime must be paid at 1,5 times the workers' normal
pay or, by agreement, with paid time off.
***Flexibility of working time can be negotiated if there
is a collective agreement with a registered trade union.

------Insert a page break-----

**Meal Breaks and Rest Periods

***A worker must have a meal break of 60 minutes after five hours'
work.
***A worker must have a daily rest period of 12 continuous hours and
a weekly rest period of 36 continuous hours, which, unless otherwise
agreed, must include Sunday.

**Sunday Work

***A worker who sometimes works on a Sunday must get double pay.
***A worker who normally works on a Sunday must be paid at 1,5 times
the normal wage.
***There may be an agreement for paid time off instead of overtime
pay.

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**Night Work

***Workers working between 18:00 at night and 06:00 in the morning


must get extra pay or be able to work fewer hours for the same
amount of money.
***Transport must be available but not necessarily provided by the
employer.
***Workers who usually work between 23:00 at night and 06:00 in the
morning are entitled to regular medical check-ups.

**Public Holidays

***Workers must be paid for any public holiday that falls on a


working day.
***Work on a public holiday is by agreement and paid at double the
rate.
***A public holiday is exchangeable by agreement.

------Insert a page break-----

*Leave

**Annual Leave

***A worker can take up to 21 continuous days' annual leave or by


agreement, one day for every 17 days worked or one hour for every 17
hours worked.
****Leave must be taken not later than six months after the end of
the leave cycle.
****An employer can only pay a worker instead of giving leave if
that worker leaves the job.

**Sick Leave

***A worker can take up to six weeks' paid sick leave during a 36-
month cycle.
***During the first six months, a worker can take one day's paid
sick leave for every 26 days worked.

**Maternity Leave

***A pregnant worker can take up to four continuous months of


maternity leave.

**Family Responsibility Leave

***Full-time workers employed longer than four months can take three
days' paid family responsibility leave per year.
***An employer may want proof that this leave was needed.

------Insert a page break-----

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*Termination of employment

**Notice

A worker or employer must give notice to end an employment contract


of not less than:
***One week, if employed for six months or less.
***Two weeks, if employed for more than six months but not more than
one year.
***Four weeks, if employed for one year or more.

**Certificate of Service

When a job ends, a worker must be given a certificate of service.

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QUESTION 8

1. Retrieve Q7 CONDITIONS.

2. Change the font for the whole document to Rockwell 12 pt, except the
heading in the text box that must stay 16 pt.

3. Margins must be 1.27 cm/0.5".

4. Change the QUESTION NUMBER to QUESTION 8 on ALL pages.

5. Remove the bottom page numbers.

6. Edit the document as indicated below and according to the proofreading


signs.

7. Ensure that you have insert page breaks as instructed. Insert additional page
breaks where necessary.

7.1 There must be page breaks before each of the following headings:

WORKING TIME
Overtime
Meal Breaks and Rest Periods
Night Work
LEAVE
Maternity Leave
TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT

7.2 There must also be a page break after the last paragraph (When a
job ends, … certificate of service.) to create the index page (blank).
(The document should now be 9 pages.)

8. Insert page numbers top, centre, in line with your EXAMINATION NUMBER
(COMPUTER NUMBER) and the QUESTION NUMBER. Remove the page
number from the TABLE OF CONTENTS page. The next page must start at
number 10.

9. MANIPULATION OF THE FIRST PAGE: TABLE OF CONTENTS

9.1 Delete the paragraph "The act applies to all workers … volunteers
working for charities." and the equation.

9.3 Leave TWO line spaces below the text box and key in the text
TABLE OF CONTENTS in capital letters, bold and left-aligned and
PAGE in capital letters, bold and right-aligned. Use letter size 16
pt for these headings. Leave TWO line spaces.

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9.4 Remove (suppress) the page number on this page.

9.5 Mark the following headings for the table of contents:


All level 1 and 2 headings

9.6 Generate the table of contents.

9.7 Page numbers must be right-aligned with leader dots.

10. MANIPULATION OF NEXT PAGE (Starting with WORKING TIME):

This page must start with page number 10.

11. MANIPULATION OF LAST (BLANK) PAGE (INDEX):

11.1 Key in the text INDEX in capital letters, bold and left-aligned and
PAGE in capital letters, bold and right-aligned. Use letter size 16 pt
for these headings.

11.2 Leave TWO line spaces after the heading INDEX and generate the
index with the following words:

worker, Sunday, overtime, Leave, agreement, meal break, public


holiday, wage

11.3 Page numbers must be right-aligned with leader dots, use TWO
columns.

12. Save the document as Q8 CONDITIONS. Print ONLY the following TWO
pages: first page (TABLE OF CONTENTS) and last page (INDEX). You will
be penalised if you print more pages. Place the PRINTOUTS in your
EXAMINATION FOLDER.
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SECTION C: SPREADSHEET

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Read the instructions for each question carefully before you answer the
questions.

2. Use Arial 10 pt, except when instructed otherwise. Do NOT use proportional
spaced fonts.

3. The following information must appear on EACH PAGE as a header:

Align your EXAMINATION and Align the QUESTION NUMBER


COMPUTER NUMBER against the right-hand margin
against the left-hand margin

EXAMINATION NUMBER (COMPUTER NUMBER) QUESTION NUMBER

4. ALL lines in the spreadsheet must be inserted using the method with which
you are familiar.

5. Use the relevant date/time function to insert all dates and time.

6. Refer to ALL values that need to be repeated as absolute cell references.

7. ALL PRINTOUTS must fit on ONE A4 page. You may adjust the margins if a
spreadsheet does not fit on ONE page. Do NOT use any scaling to fit the
spreadsheet on the page.

8. Put ALL PRINTOUTS in your EXAMINATION FOLDER.

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QUESTION 9

You are investigating personnel statistics in your company.

1. Retrieve the spreadsheet PERSONNEL.

2. Insert your EXAMINATION NUMBER (COMPUTER NUMBER) and the


QUESTION NUMBER as indicated in the instructions.

3. Sort the data of Johannesburg, with all the corresponding departments, in


descending order.

4. Change the page orientation to landscape.

5. Create a MIXED/COMBO CHART to display the personnel of all the


departments for Durban and Johannesburg.

5.1 Display the data of Johannesburg as a COLUMN CHART and the


data of Durban as a LINE CHART.

5.2 The Y-axis must display the number of personnel and the X-axis
the departments.

6. Place the chart below the data. Do NOT overlap any data.

7. Display the legend at the left of the chart. Do NOT overlap any data.

8. Display the data on the chart as follows:

8.1 Chart title: PERSONNEL PER DEPARTMENT:


2018

8.2 Insert the primary horizontal axis title DEPARTMENTS.

8.3 Insert the primary vertical axis title PERSONNEL.

9. Resize to fit the chart and data on ONE landscape page.

10. Save the chart as Q9 PERSONNEL.

11. Print the chart and the data on ONE landscape page without row and column
headings. Place the PRINTOUT in your EXAMINATION FOLDER.
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QUESTION 10A

You are working in the HR department of HR Solutions and must design a spreadsheet
to summarise the salaries of the employees.

1. Retrieve the spreadsheet SALARIES.

2. Insert your EXAMINATION NUMBER (COMPUTER NUMBER) and the


QUESTION NUMBER as indicated in the instructions.

3. Make the changes as indicated below and on the spreadsheet.

4. Use Arial 10 pt as the default font for the spreadsheet, unless otherwise
instructed.

5. Change the page orientation to landscape.

6. Insert SIX open rows at the top of the spreadsheet.

7. Merge and centre A1 to I1 in row 1.

8. Apply light grey shading to the merged cells.

9. Insert the following headings in the merged cell and use text wrap as
indicated:

HR Solutions Font - Bookman Old Style 48 pt

Font:
Success through people … Arial Rounded MT Bold 14 pt

10. Adjust the height of row 1 to display all text.

11. Insert the picture saved as HR LOGO as indicated on the next page.

11.1 Ensure the picture is 2.54 cm/1" in width and 2.54 cm/1" in height.

11.2 Apply the style Drop Shadow Rectangle to the picture.

12. Insert the text Employee salaries in Arial Rounded MT Bold 18 pt in cell A3.

13. Insert the word Date: in cell A5.

14. Insert the date in cell B5 and format as indicated on the next page.

15. Format ALL headings in row 7 as follows:

15.1 Insert new column headings in D7:I7.

15.2 Display ALL headings in bold.

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15.3 Centre ALL headings.

16. Insert formulae/functions where letters of the alphabet appear to do the


following calculations. Use absolute cell addresses where applicable. Copy
formulae as indicated:

A Assign the range name TAX to the reference table A20:B26. Use the
appropriate spreadsheet function to determine the Tax rate. Use the
Salary notch on the spreadsheet to look up the Taxable income on the
reference table and insert the Tax rate. Display the Tax rate as
percentage with NO decimal.

B Determine the Tax by multiplying the Salary notch with the Tax rate.

C Determine the Annual salary by deducting the Tax from the Salary
notch.

D The date in cell B5 is the date on which the spreadsheet was created at
the end of a tax season. Use the Date and Hiring date to determine the
Years of service, using a formula or function. Assumption: All years
have 365,25 days. Display the answers as a number with ONE decimal.

E Assign the range name BONUS to the reference table B28:F29. Use the
reference table and the appropriate spreadsheet function to determine
the Bonus. Refer to the Years of service and the reference table in your
formulae.

17. Format the following columns and cells as currency with TWO decimals:
Salary notch, Tax, Annual salary and Bonus.

18. Display Tax rate as percentage with NO decimals.

19. Display Years of service as a number with ONE decimal.

20. Display Date and Hire date as a short date in the format dd/mm/yyyy.

21. Apply ALL borders and formatting as indicated on the next page.

22. Adjust column widths and row heights so that all text and data are legible.

23. Save the spreadsheet as Q10A SALARIES and print the spreadsheet without
row and column headings in landscape orientation on ONE page. Place the
PRINTOUT in your EXAMINATION FOLDER.

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A B C D E F G H I J

HR Solutions
Merge and centre A1 to I1
Insert picture
Apply light grey shading to the merged cells
Apply picture style: Insert heading in row 1: Font - Bookman Old 48 pt
Drop Shadow Rectangle
Size: 2.54 cm /1" x 2.54 cm/1" Apply text wrap and change the font on the
second line of row 1 to Insert
1 Success through people … Arial Rounded MT Bold 14 pt rows
2 and text
as
3 Employee salaries Arial Rounded MT Bold 18 pt indicated
4
5 Date: 28/02/2018 Use correct date format Insert all headings

6 All column
headings:
7 Name Occupation Salary notch Tax rate Tax Annual salary Hire date Years of service Bonus
Bold,
8 centre
9 Arries, JK Admin clerk R 130 000,00 Aa Ba C 01/12/2000 D E
10 Dini, DE CFO R 520 000,00 01/11/2002
11 Ezaus, C COO R 520 000,00 01/10/2004
12 Jones, I Personal assistant R 190 000,00 01/09/2006
13 Moshabi, F Accountant R 325 000,00 01/08/2008
14 Nene, AB CEO R 650 000,00 01/07/2010
15 Sitzer, GH HR officer R 280 000,00 01/06/2012
16 Smith, L Office manager R 140 000,00 01/05/2014
17 Zeze, MN Call centre operator R 105 000,00 01/04/2016
18
19 ​Taxable income Tax rate
Insert dates
20 R0 18% in correct
21 R 189 881 26% format
22 R 296 541 31%
23 R 410 461 36%
24 R 555 601 39%
25 R 708 311 41%
26 R 1 500 001 45%
27
28 Years of service 0 5 10 15 20
29 Bonus R0 R 500 R 1 000 R 15 000 R 20 000
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QUESTION 10B

1. Retrieve the document Q10A SALARIES and change the QUESTION


NUMBER in the header to QUESTION 10B.

2. Hide columns A, B and C.

3. Hide rows 27 to 29 (reference tables).

4. Display the formulae. Change the column widths so that ALL formulae are
legible.

5. Display the row and column headings.

6. Save the document as Q10B SALARIES FORM.

7. Print the document with row and column headings in landscape orientation on
ONE page. Place the PRINTOUT in your EXAMINATION FOLDER.
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QUESTION 11A

Create a spreadsheet to determine the weekly salary of the employees according to


the number of hours worked each week. This is excluding income tax and other
deductions or allowances to the salary.

1. Key in the spreadsheet exactly as indicated on the next page. Use Arial 10 pt
for the whole spreadsheet, unless otherwise instructed.

2. Insert your EXAMINATION NUMBER (COMPUTER NUMBER) and the


QUESTION NUMBER as indicated in the instructions.

3. Make the changes as indicated below and on the spreadsheet.

4. Merge the cells as indicated in the instructions on the next page.

5. Adjust row heights to display all information.

6. Insert the NORMAL TIME and OVERTIME (IN and OUT), using the short time
format hh:mm.

7. Insert formulae/functions where letters of the alphabet appear to do the


following calculations:

A Insert the current date, using a function. The date must update each
time the spreadsheet is reopened.

B Calculate the QUANTITY NORMAL TIME. Display the answers as a


number with ONE decimal. Copy the formula as indicated.

C Calculate the QUANTITY OVERTIME. Display the answers as a


number with ONE decimal. Copy the formula as indicated.

D Calculate the weekly TOTAL HOURS for QUANTITY NORMAL TIME.


Display the answers as a number with ONE decimal.

E Calculate the weekly TOTAL HOURS for QUANTITY OVERTIME.


Display the answers as a number with ONE decimal.

F Calculate the NORMAL TIME SALARY by multiplying the TOTAL


HOURS normal time with the NORMAL TIME RATE.

G Calculate the OVERTIME SALARY by multiplying the TOTAL HOURS


overtime with the OVERTIME RATE.

H Calculate the BONUS using a spreadsheet function. An employee


receives a bonus of R500 if he/she works a total of 10 hours or more
overtime. Display R500 or 0 as a result.

I Determine the TOTAL WEEKLY SALARY.

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8. All monetary values must be displayed as currency with TWO decimals. The
following must be formatted as currency: NORMAL TIME RATE, OVERTIME
RATE, NORMAL TIME SALARY, OVERTIME SALARY, BONUS and TOTAL
WEEKLY SALARY.

9. APPOINTMENT DATE and CURRENT DATE must be formatted as


dd-mm-yyyy.

10. Hours IN and OUT must be displayed as short time format hh:mm.

11. QUANTITY NORMAL TIME, QUANTITY OVERTIME and TOTAL HOURS


must be displayed as a number with ONE decimal.

12. Apply ALL borders and formatting as indicated on the next page.

13. Save the spreadsheet as Q11A WEEKLY and print the spreadsheet without
row and column headings and in portrait orientation on ONE page. Place the
PRINTOUT in your EXAMINATION FOLDER.

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A B C D E F G H I

1 HR Solutions Font: Bookman Old Style 48 pt

2 WEEKLY SALARY CALCULATION Font: Arial 14 pt, bold


3
4 EMPLOYEE: ZEZE, MN CURRENT DATE: A Insert current date using
5 date function
6 Use formatting: NORMAL TIME RATE: R 45,00
dd-mm-yyyy
7 APPOINTMENT DATE: 02-12-2000 OVERTIME RATE: R 67,50
8
9 NORMAL TIME OVERTIME
QUANTITY QUANTITY Merge cells as indicated
NORMAL OVER- All column headings: bold
10 WEEKDAY IN OUT TIME IN OUT TIME and centre
11 MONDAY 8:00 16:00 B 18:00 20:00 C Adjust the row heights to
12 TUESDAY 8:30 17:00 fit text
13 WEDNESDAY 9:00 16:30
14 THURSDAY 8:00 16:00
15 FRIDAY 8:00 16:00
16 SATURDAY
17 SUNDAY 8:00 16:00
Display as a number
with 1 decimal
18
19 TOTAL HOURS: D E
20
21 NORMAL TIME SALARY: F
22 OVERTIME SALARY: Bold G
23
24 BONUS: H
25 TOTAL WEEKLY SALARY: I
26

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QUESTION 11B

1. Retrieve the document Q11A WEEKLY and change the question number in
the header to QUESTION 11B.

2. Display the formula and change the column widths so that ALL formulae are
legible.

3. Display the row and column headings.

4. Hide columns B, C, E and F (the columns that display the IN and OUT time).

5. Save the document as Q11B WEEKLY FORM.

6. Print the document with row and column headings in portrait orientation on
ONE page. Place the PRINTOUT in your EXAMINATION FOLDER.

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QUESTION 12A

Create a spreadsheet for HR Solutions to calculate the retirement value of the


employees' pension fund and the monthly payments of a loan. Assumptions: equal
deposits, fixed interest rate, interest is not withdrawn.

1. Key in the spreadsheet as indicated on the next page. Do NOT change any
cell addresses.

2. Insert your EXAMINATION NUMBER (COMPUTER NUMBER) and the


QUESTION NUMBER as indicated in the instructions.

3. Follow the proofreading signs and make the changes as indicated below and
on the spreadsheet.

4. Insert formulae/functions where letters of the alphabet appear to do the


following calculations:

A Both the employer and employee contribute annually to the pension


fund. The employee contributes 7,5% and the employer 8,5% of the
annual salary. Determine the amount of the Total yearly contribution.
Display this answer as currency with 2 decimals.

B Calculate the Future Value of the investment towards the pension fund.

C Calculate the Monthly Payment of a vehicle loan by using the


appropriate spreadsheet function.

D Calculate the Present Value of a loan or an investment, based on a


constant interest rate.

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5. Display all monetary values as currency with TWO decimals.

6. Display Interest rates as percentage with TWO decimals.

7. Insert all borders as indicated.

8. Save the document as Q12A FIN and print the spreadsheet without row and
column headings in portrait orientation on ONE page. Place the PRINTOUT
in your EXAMINATION FOLDER.

A B C D E F
1 HR Solutions Arial 18 pt, bold
2 Employee Financial Planning
3 Insert Shape: Right Arrow
4 Savings for Pension: } Bold, italics Ensure the shape does not overlap any data
5 Annual salary R 145 000,00
6 Employee contribution 7,50%
7 Employer contribution 8,50%
8 Total yearly contribution A
9 Interest rate (annual) 8,25%
10 Years contributing 40
11
12 Future Value } Bold, italics B
13
14
15 Vehicle Loan Payments: } Bold, italics
16 Vehicle price R 250 000,00
17 Interest rate (annual) 12,25%
18 Payment term (years) 5
19
20 Monthly Payment } Bold, italics C
21
22
23 Investment Goal: } Bold, italics
24 Interest rate (annual) 8,00%
25 Years 20
26 Monthly payment R 500,00
27
28 Present Value } Bold, italics D
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QUESTION 12B

1. Retrieve the document Q12A FIN and change the QUESTION NUMBER in
the header to QUESTION 12B.

2. Display the formulae. Change the column widths so that ALL formulae are
legible.

3. Show row and column headings.

4. Show the gridlines.

5. Centre the spreadsheet horizontally and vertically.

6. Save the document as Q12B FIN FORM.

7. Print the document with row and column headings and gridlines, centred on
ONE portrait page. Place the PRINTOUT in your EXAMINATION FOLDER.

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TOTAL SECTION C: 150


GRAND TOTAL: 200

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ANSWER SHEET EXAMINATION NUMBER:

QUESTION 1:

QUESTION 2:

QUESTION 3:

QUESTION 4:

SECTION A

QUESTION 1

1.1

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1.2 1.2.1

1.2.2

1.2.3

1.2.4
(4 × 1) (4)

1.3

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QUESTION 2

2.1

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2.2 2.2.1

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2.2.2

(1)

2.2.3

(1)

2.2.4

(1)

2.2.5

(1)

2.2.6

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ANSWER SHEET EXAMINATION NUMBER:

QUESTION 3

3.1 3.1.1

3.1.2

3.1.3

3.1.4

3.1.5

3.1.6

3.1.7

3.1.8

3.1.9

3.1.10
(10 × 1) (10)

3.2

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ANSWER SHEET EXAMINATION NUMBER:

QUESTION 4

CAUSE
MESSAGE OR PROBLEM SOLUTION
(LETTER)

Do you want to revert to the


4.1
saved filename? Yes/No

4.2 Data error reading drive E:\

4.3 Non system disk or disk error

4.4 File not found

This program is not


4.5
responding

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TOTAL SECTION A: 50

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