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2.1SECTION A: ALL the questions are COMPULSORY f or a total of 50 marks.
2.2SECTION B:
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2.3SECTION C: Answer ONE of the four countries for 30 marks. .4 SECTION D: Answer ONE of the three countries
2.5ALL the questions in SECTION E ar e COMPULSORY for a total of 0 marks. 3. 4. 5. 6.
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1.1Choose a description from COLUMN B that matches an item in COLUMN A. Write only the letter (A Q\next to the question number (1.1.1
1.1.15\in the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
1.1.15Syllabub Protestant National a irline Underground Cambridge The Lake District Tower of London Princess Street
1.2Answer the questions below regarding ea ch of the following countries
1.2.1ENGLAND
1.2.2SCOTLAND
1.2.3IRELAND (a\ Briefly discuss the climate of the country. 2\
1.2.1ENGLAND (a\ (b\ (c\
1.3Wh ich TWO languages, other than English are spoken in the United Kingdom? (2\ [50] TOTAL SECTION A:50
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2.1Use the map on ADDENDUM (attached\ together with y our
2.1.3South
2.1.4Which city is situated n orth of B russels?
2.1.5The river that runs through Paris is the
2.1.6the river that runs through Dusseldo rf, Cologne and Bonn in Germany.
2.1.7Which mo untain range is located in the s outh of Switzerland?
2.1.8What is the name of t he mountain peak on the s outhern side of the
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2.1.10
2.2FRANCE
2.2.1Name the destination or attraction that matches each of the following clues: (a\ Smallest independent state in Europe (b\ Avenue that is amous for
2.2.2(a\ Where is Euro Disney situated? (1\ (b\ Name and describe the FIVE themed areas of Euro Disney.
2.2.3The Loire Val ley is known for its beautiful chateau s. Motivate why a tourist would visit the Chenonceau Chateau? (3\
2.2.4Which is the largest castle (c hatea u\ the Loire Valley? (1\ [20] AND/ OR 2203012620
2.3GERMANY
2.3.1Name the destination or attraction that matches each of the following descriptions (a\ A legendary siren that lured sailors to their deaths with her song and beauty
2.3.2(a\ Which city is the Bavarian c apital? (b\ Name the best known event/fest ival that Munich hosts annually.
2.3.4(a\ Which city is the second largest in Germany? (1\ (b\ Name the TWO museum s hips that are moored in Hamburg. (2\ (c\ What is the name of the main stat
2.4SWITZERLAND
2.4.1Name the destination or attraction that matches each of the following descriptions (a\ Housed in the Palais D es Nations (b\ 10 g
2.4.2
2.4.3
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2.5AUSTRIA
2.5.1Name the destination or attraction that matches each of the following descriptions (a\ he residence of the Habsburgs for six centuries (b\ One of the best
2.5.2(a\ Name Austria's highest mountain peak. (1\ (b\ What are the total kilometres that the River Danube flows through Austria? (1\ (c\ Describe Vienna's u
2.5(a\ Which area of the Danube is known for vineyards and ruins? (1\ (b\ What are popular forms of transport between Krems
2.5.4a\ When and where was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart born? (2\ (b\ Name THREE examples (attractions\ of Baroque architecture (3\
2.6BENELUX COUNTRIES
2.6.1
2.6.2(a\ Name THREE souvenirs that can be bought in Belgium. (3\ (b\
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3.1PORTUGAL Indicate whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE. Choose the answer a nd write only 'true' or 'false' next to the question number 3.
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1.1\the ANSWER BOOK.
3.1.1Portugal is a landlocked country.
3.1.2Their national airline is Portugalia Airlines.
3.1.3Galao is a cup of bla ck espresso.
3.1.4
3.1.5Lisbon Portela de Sacavem is 7 km north of the city.
3.1.6The Sud E xpress runs between Paris and Lisbon.
3.1.7Traffic drives on the right side of the road
3.1.8Faro is the capital of Portugal.
3.1.9River Tagus flows through Lisbon.
3.1.10Alfama survived the 1755 earthquake.
3.1.11Sintra is a fishing village with picturesque harbour.
3.1.12Ca pe St Vincent is the most south wester ly point of Europe.
3.1.13Port ugal is renowned for its p ort.
3.1.14Palacio da Bolsa is Oporto's tallest landmark.
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3.2SPAIN Indicate whether the following statements are TRUE o r FALSE. Choose the answer and write only 'true' or 'false' next to the question number
3.2.1
3.2.1 \the ANSWER BOOK. 3. .1 Spanish Air is the national carrier of Spain.
3.2.3 Sangria is a lager type of beer.
3.2.4Cortado is an espresso coffee with a drop of milk.
3.2.5Madrid airport is 15 km north east of the city.
3.2.6There are direct trains between Madrid and Paris.
3.2.7Domestic flights are run by Iberia.
3.2.8Running of the Bulls takes place in December.
3.2.9Running of the Bulls takes place in Pamplona.
3.2.10Catalonia has its own semi autonomous regional government.
3.2.11Museu Picasso is one of Madrid's most popular attra ctions.
3.2.12La Rambla is one of the busiest streets in Spain.
3.2.13Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands.
3.2.14Sargrada Familia is a Bullfighting museum in Cordoba.
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3.3ITALY 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
3.3.1 \the ANSWER BOOK. 3. .1 Italy is a landlocked country. 3.
3.3.3Abbacchio is pasta stuffed with meat, calves' brains, spinach egg and cheese.
3.3.4Gnocchi alla R omana is semolina dumplings.
3.3.5Ciampino airport is 32 km from Rome.
3.3.6Trenitalia p ass is the only pass available to people resident outside Italy.
3.3.7Traffic travels on the right side of the road
3.3.8The c arnival (Masked Ball\kes place in November.
3.3.9The car nival (Masked Ball\kes place in Venice.
3.3.10Rome is called the Eternal City
3.3.11Santa Maria del Fiore (The Duomo\et in the heart of Rome.
3.3.12Throw a coin in the Trevi Fountain to ensure that you return to the city. .3.13 The Vatican is an independent sovereign state.
3.3.14Verona was the setting of Shakespeare's Macbeth.
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3.4GREECE Indicate whether the followi ng statements are TRUE or FALSE. Choose the answer and write only 'true' or 'false' next to the question number
3.4.1
3.4.1 \the ANSWER BOOK. 3. .1 Greece is a landlocked country. 3.
3.4.3Greece Airlines is the national airline of Greece.
3.4.4Dolmades are stuffed vine leaves.
3.4.5Ouzo is an aniseed based clear spirit.
3.4.6Heraklion is 5 km from the city Crete.
3.4.7The name of Athens ' airp ort is Elfetherios Veniselos.
3.4.8There is no tr am system in Athens.
3.4.9Temple of Olympian Zeus is the largest temple in Athens and Greece.
3.4.10Corfu is part of the Ionian Islands.
3.4.11Santorini is considered the religious an d political centre of the Aegean Sea and its coasts and islands in ancient times.
3.4.12Crete is the largest and most southerly Greek Island.
3.4.13Crete is also called Zorba's island
3.4.14Skiathos is the capital of the Dodecanese Islan ds.
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4.1.1Capital and IATA code (2\
4.1.2Time zone (2\
4.1.3Language (s\ (2\
4.1.4Best time to visit (2\
4.1.5International dialling code (2\
4.1.6Health requirements (4\
4.1.7Is a visa need ed (2\
4.1.8If needed, h ow much does visa cost? (2\
4.1.9Visa requirements (4\
4.1.10Currency and currency code (2\
4.1.11Is the 25 th of December a public holiday in Egypt? (2\
4.1.12Is there a direct flight from Johannesburg (2\
4.1.13Name ONE car hire in RSA according to your GSA. (2\ [30] OR 2203012630
4.2TURKEY Refer to your GSA and other prescribed resources and answer the following questions:
4.2.1Capital and IATA code (2\
4.2.2Time zone (2\
4.2.3Language (s\ (2\ 4.
2.4Best time to visit (2\
4.2.5International dialling code (2\
4.2.6Health requirements (4\
4.2.7Is a visa needed? (2\
4.2.8If so, h ow much does visa cost? (2\
4.2.9Visa requirements (4\
4.2.10Currency and curr ency code (2\
4.2.11Is the 25 th of December a public holiday in Turkey? (2\
4.2.12Is there a direct flight from Johannesburg (2\
4.2.13Name TWO possibilities of a car hire in RSA according to your GSA. (2 [30] OR 2203012630
4.3ISRAEL Refer to your GSA and other prescribed resources and answer the following questions:
4.3.1Capital and IATA code (2\
4.3.2Time zone (2\
4.3.3Language (s\ (2\
4.3.4Best time to visit (2\
4.3.5International dialling code (2\
4.3.6Health requirements (4\
4.3.7Do RSA citizens need a visa? (2\
4.3.8If so, h ow much does visa cost? (2\
4.3.9State the procedures for a visa and passport for a c hild. (4
4.3.10Currency and currency code (2\
4.3.11Is the 25 th of December a public holiday in Israel? (2\
4.3.12Is there a direct flight from Johannesburg (2\
4.3.13Name TWO possibilities of a car hire in RSA according to your GSA. (2\ [30] TOTAL SECTION D: 30 2203012630
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5.1What is th e nickname for New York? (2\
5.2In which state is New York? (2\
5.3Why do some people find New York exhausting? (2\
5.4Name FIVE things mentioned in the article, that you can do in New York (5\
5.5The Statue of Liberty is mentioned in the article Give THREE reasons why a tourist should visit this statue. (3\
5.6Name THREE other s kyscrapers of New York. (3\
5.7Name the place where you can find relief from the rat race and d escribe its location (3\
5.8Motivate why it is said that the restaurant scene delights foodies '.
5.9Name FOUR museums that you can visit in New York. (4\
5.10When is the best time to travel to the city (2\
5.11Describe the climate of New York. (2\
5.12Name the FOUR tourist attractions mentioned in the article (4\
5.13Expla in to a tourist the meaning of Broadway (2\
5.14Why do they call the Greenwich V illage an artis tic neighbourhood? (2\
5.15Where is the trendiest shopping area in New York? (2\ [40] TOTAL SECTION E: 40 GRAND TOTAL: 200 2203012640
Mark Allocation
Total200 marks
Sections50 + 20 + 30 + 30 + 30 + 30 + 30 + 30 + 30 + 40 = 320 marks
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TitleDocument
SubjectTourist Destinations
LevelN6
Document typeQuestion paper
Year2018
MonthJune
Pages20
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Decade2010s
Years ago8y
SeasonWinter (SH)
Start dayFriday
Exam periodJune 2018
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