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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
1. This examination must be answered using drawing instruments.

2. Non-programmable calculators may be used.

3. Section A (compulsory questions) has 2 questions - answer BOTH Questions 1 & 2.

4. Section B (compulsory questions) has 2 questions - answer BOTH Questions 3 & 4.

5. Section C (choice questions) has 3 questions - answer ONE question from either Question 5,
Question 6 or Question 7.

6. Answer 5 questions in total.

7. Print your examination number neatly on each page.

8. Draw on the answer sheets provided.

9. All dimensions or detail not given may be assumed in good proportion.

INTERNATIONAL SECONDARY 10. All the pages, irrespective of whether the question was attempted or not, must be re-stapled in
numerical sequence in the top left-hand corner only.

CERTIFICATE NOTE: This question paper consists of 8 pages including the cover page and 7 questions.

EXAMINATION FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

QUESTION SECTION MARK MODERATED MAXIMUM CODE

Compulsory Questions

Questions 1 and 2
1 CIVIL
15

SECTION A
Answer BOTH
INSTRUMENT DRAWING SITE PLAN

2 MECHANICAL
ANALYTICAL 15

Compulsory Questions

Questions 3 and 4
3 CIVIL
80

SECTION B
Answer BOTH
ASSEMBLY
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS & TECHNOLOGY
PAPER 1 4 CIVIL
DRAWING 40

Answer ONE question from either

NOVEMBER 2022 5 CAM
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Question 5, 6 or 7. Do not
Choice Questions
PROFILE

SECTION C

answer all
6 HELICOID
HELIX 50
7 CRANK
MECHANISM 50
MARKS: 200 TIME: 3 HOURS
TOTAL 200
FINAL
CONVERTED 100
MARK
EXAMINATION NUMBER

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1.1. What is the space at 1 called? (1)

QUESTION 1
1.2. What is the line at 2 called? (1) SECTION A
15 MARKS

1.3. What is the feature at 3 called? (1) Compulsory CIVIL

Question SITE PLAN
1.4. What is the line at 4 called? (1)
The adjacent details refer to the site plan of STAND 53
1.5. What is the feature at 5 called? (1) Oribi Street, Khomasdal:

9 A ORI 1.6. What is the feature at 6 called? (1) SPECIFICATIONS:

BI S
TRE
ET 6 1.7. What does the abbreviation at 7 stand for? (1)
STAND mW As per given site plan.
52 IDE 1.8. What is the line at 8 called? (1)
250 REQUIREMENTS:
0B 1.9. What is the feature at 9 called? (1)
L
STAND E
1.10. When was the land surveyed? (1) Refer to the site plan and given information and answer the
53
BL

questions in the table.

00

1.11. What does the abbreviation 'WB' stand for? (1)

25

8 1.12. What is the area of the proposed dwelling in ASSESSMENT CRITERIA:

square metres, to one decimal place? (1)
1 You will be assessed on your ability to do the following:
15600 9360 1.13. What type of road is Eland Close? (1) · recall, process, comprehend and calculate the given
B

2500 BL
information and drawing.

3120
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RE

ELAND CLOSE
NOTES:
1.14. Draw in first-angle orthographic projection and in neat
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FREEHAND, the correct plan and elevation symbol for a

7800
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STAND STAND 53 BOUNDARY DIMENSIONS
PROPOSED WATER CLOSET, in the space below. (2)
12480

54 · AB = 30885
DWELLING Penalty for NOT drawing FREEHAND: -1
7 · BC = 22452
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4680

· CD = 40729
RE
2 · DE = 40695
6 W · EA = 28825

STAND 53 CORNER LEVELS

NEW GARDEN
SHED
· A = 66,5
2500 BL

· B = 65,9
7956 EXISTING
3 · C = 64,3
INDIGENOUS
TREE
· D = 64,8
· E = 65,2

2500 BL LAND SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE SIGNED ON 26-02-22

C D 4 MARKS

15

5
SITE PLAN
(The drawing is NOT to scale)

ANSWER SHEET 1
EXAMINATION NUMBER

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2.1 Which is the correct symbol for THIRD-ANGLE 2.6 Which of the following represents the correct convention 2.11 What MACHINING PROCESS is represented on the
ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION? for a BEARING? symbol shown below?
GRIND QUESTION 2
SECTION A
15 MARKS
0,1 Compulsory MECHANICAL
Question ANALYTICAL
A C 0,2
The adjacent details refer to the analytical knowledge of
mechanical technology.

GRINDING PERPENDICULAR 0,2 0,1 REQUIREMENTS:

B D A B C D A B C D
Answer the multiple choice questions and print the correct
2.2 Which of the following shows a COUNTERBORE hole? 2.7 Which of the following shows a CHAMFER? 2.12 Which figure below shows a WOODRUFF KEY ? LETTER in the table below.

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA:

You will be assessed on your ability to do the following:

A A · recall, process, comprehend and calculate the given
information and drawings.

2.1. 2.2. 2.3. 2.4. 2.5.

A B C D A B C D
A B C D

2.3 Which shaft shows a REVOLVED SECTION? 2.8 Which HALF-SECTIONED casting is correctly drawn? 2.13 Which of the following shows a FILLET? 2.6. 2.7. 2.8. 2.9. 2.10.

2.11. 2.12. 2.13. 2.14. 2.15.

MARKS

A B C D A B C D
15
A B C D
2.4 Which of the following shows a ROUND? 2.9 Which of the following shows the convention for a 2.14 Which sectioning for a NON-STEEL CASTING is
SPLINED SHAFT ? correctly shown?

A B C D A B C D A B C D

2.5. What is the exact working drawing THREAD THICKNESS 2.10 What does the number 0,1 represent on the symbol 2.15 What type of WELD PROCESS is shown below?
shown below ? shown below?
GRIND

0,1 ARC
0,2
M22 ANSWER SHEET 2
MACHINING ROUGHNESS MACHINE SAMPLE
22 2,22 2,2 2 ALLOWANCE VALUE PROCESS LENGTH CONCAVE ARC CONVEX ALL ROUND
EXAMINATION NUMBER
A B C D A B C D A B C D

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ROOF DETAIL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

3774 QUESTION 3
SECTION B
30°

80 MARKS
BARG
EBOAR
D Compulsory CIVIL
D
2475 EBOAR
BARG Question ASSEMBLY
3758
F/BOARD F/BOARD Details for a new BACHELOR FLAT are given as
follows:
S/DOOR
ROOF PROFILE · An incomplete floor plan with walls, window,

2350
door, step and bathroom fixtures position.
0 FLOOR LEVEL
· An incomplete south elevation with step and
STEP door position; ground level and floor level; roof
GROUND LEVEL
SCHEMATIC SOUTH ELEVATION
heights.
· Door, window and roof detail; notes and north
250 2700 3179 point.
· The bachelor flat is made up of a bathroom,
500 750 lounge, kitchen and bedroom.

1150
DOOR
200

900
2000

WC
ND20 Draw the following:
BATHROOM BEDROOM
3.1 the complete floor plan

ND35

3500
1250
WB 3.2 the south elevation
· Answer this question on answer sheet 3.
KITCHEN
DOOR DETAIL · Use a scale of 1:50.
900
· All drawings and symbols must comply.
FLOOR PLAN INSTRUCTIONS
LOUNGE · Draw and hatch all external and internal walls.
1500

1500
DOOR
· Draw the missing windows, doors and step.
FRAME
· Label the floor plan and print the scale.
2100

2050
2050

S/DOOR
STEP
DOOR
· Insert the following electrical detail:
►1 X TWO 40 watt fluorescent tube
1000 1250 1500 1250 1000 between the bedroom and the kitchen,
700
800
800 ►a light in the centre of the bathroom,
INCOMPLETE FLOOR PLAN
100 ►a switch for each light near the doors.
DOOR · Draw a water closet and wash basin in the
FRAME bathroom.
DETAIL · Draw the roof profile.
100

50
ASSESSMENT CRITERIA SOUTH ELEVATION INSTRUCTIONS
SLIDING DOOR DETAIL SOUTH ELEVATION · Draw the south elevation.
1500 · Draw all visible walls, sliding door and step.
1 ROOF 9 · Draw detail for the 4 mm corrugated steel
2 WALLS 5 sheeting used for the roof.
SLIDING DOOR RUNS ON 2
RAILS EXTENDING 1500 3 FASCIA & BARGE BOARD 7 · Label the south elevation, floor level and
2100

mm AND CENTRALLY ground level.

PLACED ON THE WALL.
THE THICKNESS OF EACH
4 DOOR & STEP 8 · Draw the floor level throughout the view.
DOOR AND RAIL IS 100 mm.
5 LABELS & FFL 4 · Draw the fascia boards and barge boards.
SUBTOTAL 33 NOTES
· The bathroom door opens into the bathroom.
675
FLOOR PLAN · The fascia board is 167 mm X 38 mm.
6 WALLS 12 · Use 200 mm barge boards
WINDOW DETAIL · The step has a riser of 125 mm, a tread of 150
7 DOOR & STEP 7 mm and a width of 1500 mm.
8 WINDOWS 4 · The roof line is 250 mm from the outside walls.
9 ROOF PROFILE 12 * 2/3 8 · The windows do not have window sills.
750

1090

· The external walls are 242 mm thick.

10 PLUMBING FIXTURES 4 · The floor level is 250 mm above the ground
11 LABELS 2 level.
500 1250
12 ELECTRICAL 6
ND 20 WOODEN ND 35 WOODEN 13 WALL HATCHING 8/2 4
WINDOW WINDOW ANSWER SHEET 3
SUBTOTAL 47
EXAMINATION NUMBER
TOTAL 80

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ROOF DETAIL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS

QUESTION 4
SCHEMATIC ELEVATION 2267 SECTION B
40 MARKS

Compulsory CIVIL
1885 Question DRAWING
ROOF
Details for a new PIGEON COOP are given as
763 follows:

114
· A schematic floor plan with cutting plane A-A,
ROOF
RAFTER walls and door position.

1750
· An incomplete sectional elevation with ground,

1480
121 X 38

1420
WALL floor, door and roof position; ground level and
PLATE floor level; roof heights.
150 38 X 38
BATTENS · Notes, foundation, floor, door and roof detail.
250 @ 763 C/C Draw the following:
FLOOR LEVEL · the complete sectional elevation on cutting

250
0 plane A-A.
GROUND LEVEL
► Answer this question on answer sheet 4.
► Use a scale of 1:20.
► All drawings and symbols must comply.
FLOOR PLAN INSTRUCTIONS
· The schematic floor plan is drawn for you.
FOUNDATION & FLOOR DETAIL · Do not redraw the floor plan.
· Work off the given floor plan.
SECTIONAL ELEVATION INSTRUCTIONS
242 · The foundation blocks are given. Use the
foundation blocks as a starting point. Do not

DOOR
redraw the foundation blocks.
CUTTING PLANE
· The cutting plane A-A is given in the floor plan.
· Draw the floor slab details:
► use 150 mm hardcore fill
375

► use 20 mm screed
GROUND · Draw the sectional door including:
150

► door frame detail

SCHEMATIC FLOOR PLAN ► use TWO 121 x 75 concrete lintels above the
200
225

door.
· Complete the roof details:
900 ASSESSMENT CRITERIA ► use 121 x 38 wall plates
SECTIONAL ELEVATION ► use 114 x 38 roof rafters for the coop roof
► use 38 x 38 roof battens @ 763 C/C
CUSTOM COOP DOOR 1 FOUNDATION & FLOOR 5 ► use 4mm corrugated steel sheeting for the
2 WALLS 4 roof
900
· Complete all hatch detail. All substructure
3 SECTIONED DOOR 6
hatching may be drawn in freehand.
4 WALL PLATES 2 · Label the sectional elevation, damp proof
5 ROOF RAFTER 2 courses and ground level.
NOTES
1400

1350

6 ROOF BATTENS 4
1350

· The roof line is 250 mm from the outside walls.

DOOR
DOOR
FRAME DOOR 7 ROOF 2 · The roof rafter protrudes 150 mm out from the
8 HATCHING 12 A A outside walls.
9 LABELS 3 · There are NO ceiling boards.
700 · There are NO truss plates.
800
800 TOTAL 40 · Wooden roof rafters are being used to hold up
the roof.
DOOR FRAME DETAIL · The finished floor level is at the top of the slab.
· The door opens into the pigeon coop.
100 SCHEMATIC FLOOR PLAN

ANSWER SHEET 4
EXAMINATION NUMBER
100

50

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QUESTION 5
SECTION C
50 MARKS

Choice CAM
Question PROFILE

The following details refer to a cam profile:

GIVEN:
- Centre lines.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Roller follower
- Anti-clockwise direction
- Line of stroke is on the vertical centre line.
- Cam shaft diameter = 18 mm
- Minimum distance from the centre of the cam
shaft to the profile : 15 mm
- Follower roller diameter : 10 mm
- Horizontal scale: 8 mm = 30°
- Vertical scale: 1:1
GRAPH OF DISPLACEMENT MOTION:
0° - 90° : the follower falls 20 mm with uniform
motion,
90° - 150° : the follower is at rest,
150° - 270° : the follower rises 70 mm with uniform
acceleration and retardation,
270° - 360° : the follower returns to its original
position with simple harmonic
motion.

REQUIREMENTS:
5.1. Draw and label the graph of displacement.
5.2. Draw the cam profile.
5.3. Show all construction and the direction of
rotation.
5.4. Answer the questions in the given answer block:
5.4.1. What is the travel of the follower at 210°?
5.4.2. What is the displacement of the follower at
210°?
ASSESSMENT CRITERIA:
You will be assessed on your ability to do the
following:
· draw & label the graph of displacement 15
5.4.1.
· accurately plot the minimum distance 4
· plot the points for the cam profile 15
5.4.2.
· draw & hatch the cam shaft 2
· draw & label the divisions 2
· draw the follower 3
ASSESSMENT CRITERIA · draw the direction arrow 1
1 DISPLACEMENT GRAPH 15 · draw a neat locus 3
· show all projection 3
2 MCP 4 · answer the questions correctly 2
3 PROFILE POINTS 15
4 CAM SHAFT 2
5 PROFILE DIVISIONS 2
6 FOLLOWER 3
7 DIRECTION 1
8 LOCUS 3
ANSWER SHEET 5
9 PROJECTION 3
10 ANSWERS 2 EXAMINATION NUMBER
TOTAL 50
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QUESTION 6
SECTION C
50 MARKS

Choice
HELIX
Question

The diagram below shows the inner core of a

HELICOID/AUGER, in first-angle orthographic
projection and the following details have reference:

SPECIFICATIONS:

- Left-handed
- One and a half turns
- The helicoid is inclined at 30°
- Start from point P

GIVEN:

- Outer diameter
- Inner diameter
- Centre lines

REQUIREMENTS:

6.1. Draw the helicoid/auger according to the given

specifications.
6.2. Calculate the pitch of the helicoid/auger. Write
your answer in the given answer block.
6.3. Do not show any hidden detail.

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
You will be assessed on your ability to do the
P following:
· plot the inner locus points 11
· plot the outer locus points 17
· draw the lines for the shaft 7
· draw the square on a shaft 6
· show all construction 6
· draw a neat locus 2
· calculate the pitch 1
30

60

30
6.2.

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA P

1 INNER LOCUS 11
2 OUTER LOCUS 17
2 SHAFT LINES 7
4 SHAFT SQUARES 6
5 CONSTRUCTION 6
6 LOCUS 2
7 ANSWER 1
ANSWER SHEET 6
INCORRECT PITCH -4
NOT LEFT HAND -2 EXAMINATION NUMBER
TOTAL 50
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FIGURE A
QUESTION 7
SECTION C
50 MARKS

Choice CRANK
Question MECHANISM

Figure A shows the schematic of a Crank

Mechanism. (Draw on Figure A)
Figure B shows the graphical representation of the
Crank Mechanism. (Do not draw on Figure B)

SPECIFICATIONS:

B R - Rod AB is attached to rod RC at B.

- Rod RC is attached to the anchor wheel at C.

- The anchor wheel rotates in a clockwise direction

P S about point O.

- Point A is a fixed point that does not move.

- Rod AB pivots about point A.

C Q - Point B is a movable point that moves back and

forth according to the mechanism movement.

- Rod PQ is attached to rod BC at Q and is

perpendicular to rod BC.
O A - Point S lies between B and C on rod RC.

- AB = 80 mm
BC = 130 mm
OC = 50 mm
BR = 20 mm
CQ = 20 mm
PQ = 15 mm

REQUIREMENTS:

7.1. Draw the locus of point P.

7.2. Draw the locus of point R.

DO NOT DRAW ON THIS DIAGRAM FIGURE B
B R
7.3. Draw the locus of point S.

7.4. Show all construction.

S
P
ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
Q
You will be assessed on your ability to do
C the following:
· plot the points for the locus of P 11
30°

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA · plot the points for the locus of R 11

A · plot the points for the locus of S 11
A
1 LOCUS P 11 O · show all construction 11
2 LOCUS R 11 · draw neat loci for P,R,S 6
3 LOCUS S 11
ANSWER SHEET 7
4 CONSTRUCTION 11
5 LOCUS QUALITY 6 EXAMINATION NUMBER
TOTAL 50
GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF MECHANISM
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