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1.10\the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
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1.10Procrastination Motivation Financial statement Electronic funds t ransfer Personal identification n umber Variance Time management
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2.10\in the ANSWER BOOK.
2.1To make a cheque safer and prevent it from being cashed, you can draw two parallel lines across it or you can cross it.
2.2A ration scale is a dispensable tool in providi ng a balanced diet.
2.3ool drinks should be replaced with sweetened fruit juices.
2.4A menu is a list of dishes and side dishes which are served in a specific order after a meal.
2.5A m enu cycle is a series of menus tha t are compiled, writt en down, used and rotate d over a period of three to five
2.6A silence cloth muffles the sound of cutlery and crockery.
2.7A light coloured table cloth should only be used for the three to five year
2.8Children could be se rved rooibos tea.
2.9Never add bicarbonate of soda to cooking water to preserve the colour of green vegetables.
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3.10\ the ANSWER BOOK.
3.1evelopment of an abnormal rea ction to specific food
3.2aused by lack of insulin, which means that the body cannot cope with carb ohydrates and sugars
3.3aused by eat ing more than the body requires
3.4Getting written permission from parents befor e taking any child on an outing
3.5Minimum nu mber of persons required for a mee ting to be properly constituted
3.6Disea se c aused due to a deficiency of v itamin D and lack of exposure to the un 4110396
3.7Caused by a diet high in carbohydrates and low in protein
3.8Severe condition due to a defici ency of protein and kilojoules where children 's eyes and cheeks are sunke
3.9Consists largely of water and flour with no nutritional value
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4.10\the ANSWER BOOK.
4.1An i nsurance policy is a contract concluded between the insured and the (policy holder insurer\.
4.2The skin in the area of a (closed/open\ fracture is not b roken
4.3(UIF/ Public l iability\will pay for medical expenses resulting from an injury that occurred at the daycare centre
4.4Property is first inspected by the (assessor/assessment\of the insurance company and then the value of the property i s fixed.
4.5Since property and contents are usually insured against a number of risks, this contract is known as ( insurance of building and contents comprehensive insurance
4.6The ratio of childcar e workers to children in the three to five ye ar old group is
4.7The p robationary period is the time when the ( employee is g iven time off work to study/ new employee is closely evaluated\
4.8Recruitment is the process during which (a thorough search for the best suited person is conducted
4.9Chapter 6 of the C hildcare Act 74 of 1983 deals mainly with (abandonment of children/custody of foster children\
4.10Chapter 8 of the Childcare Act 74 of 1983 deals with the (registration of hildren's home
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7.1Give FIVE guidelines for an outdoor play area. (5\
7.2List FOUR hygiene principles that an educarer must follow. (4\
7.3Give 10 guidelines for a safer kitchen. (10\
7.4Which FIVE precautio ns must be taken to ensure a poison free environment
7.5Which EIGHT measures must be considered to ensure the well being of sick child?
7.6Which EIGHT hygiene habits can be instilled in the children in your care? (8\
7.7Which 10 steps should be followed in the event of a bomb scare? (10\ [50] TOTAL SECTION B: GRAND TOTAL: 150 20050