Setswana Home Language Grade 9 Q&A
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Setswana Home Language Grade 9 Questions & Answers
Setswana Home Language Grade 9 questions and answers, organised term by term according to the CAPS Annual Teaching Plan (ATP).
We list the Setswana Home Language Grade 9 Annual Teaching Plan topics for each term below, so you know what to study and when. Answered past paper questions will be added to each topic as soon as they are ready.
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11 ATP Topics
The Annual Teaching Plan for Terms 1 to 4, with what each topic covers.
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CAPS Annual Teaching Plan (ATP)
Term-By-Term Topics
From The Annual Teaching Plan
Visual Literacy
Advertisements: Analyzing font size (bogolo jwa fonto), emotive language (puo ya maikutlo), and persuasive techniques in ads (Papatso) and posters (P…
Transactional Writing
Meetings: Writing the Agenda and Minutes (Lenanetema le metsotso) of a meeting. Contracts: Understanding contracts (Konteraka) and writing reports re…
Media Studies
Journalism: Reading and writing Newspaper Reports (Pegelo ya lokwalodikgang) and Magazine Articles (Athikele ya makasine). Analysis: Identifying fact…
Formal Correspondence
Formal Letters: Writing formal letters (Lekwalo la semmuso) paying attention to register and purpose. Reports: Writing formal reports (Pegelo) based …
Literature
Poetry: Analyzing internal structure (dikapuo, tshwantshanyo) and external structure (mela, ditemana) of Poko. Narratives: Listening to and retelling…
Assessment
June Controlled Test: Covers comprehension, summary, visual texts, and language structures.
The Creative Writing Project
Research: Investigating a topic related to the literature studied (Novel, Drama, or Folklore). Process: Planning, drafting, and editing a creative te…
Dialogue and Negotiation
Speaking: Listening to negotiation conversations and practicing conflict resolution. Writing: Writing Dialogues (Mmuisano) and Emails (Imeile).
Literature
Drama: Analyzing dramatic elements such as dialogue, conflict, and the role of the narrator (Terama).
Career Writing
CV and Cover Letter: Writing a Curriculum Vitae (Boitsebisophelo) and accompanying Cover Letter (Lekwalophelegetso) with correct format and style. In…
Assessment
End-of-Year Examination: Paper 1: Oral (Completed during the year). Paper 2: Response to Texts (Comprehension, Summary, Language). Paper 3: Transacti…