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TECHNOLOGY Processing 2009 Grade 9 - Tegnologie

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AssessmentAspectCase Study 2Level 7(Mastered excellently)Answers were logicallyplanned and well structuredand provide in-depthinformationLevel 6(Meritoriouslymastered )Level 5(Substantiallymastered)Answers plannedthat provideinformation to suitthe aim of the taskLevel 4 (Adequatelymastered)Level 3(Moderately mastered)Some answers were given butnot all are applicable to theaim of the taskLevel 2(Elementarymastered)Level 1(Not mastered)Incomplete or couldnot answerquestionsMark___25RESOURCE TASK 2:Homework Activity: Testing Different Insulation MaterialsDate:_______________________Question 1:Compare 3 bought coolboxes and discuss briefly how each isulates its contents. (5)__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Question 2: Test the heat insulation qualities of different materials.Equipment:• 5 plastic cups of the same size and thickness.• Ice cubes• A variety of materials to be tested, for example, different fabrics, cotton wool, egg cartonsand other cardboard and paper, bubble wrap (used in packaging), aluminium foil, plasticwrap.• Polystyrene, for example, cups or offcuts from packaging.• Scissors and sticky tape.• watchWhat to do:1. Choose 4 materials to test and insulate your containers with equal thicknesses of each.One is left uninsulated.2. Put the same amount of ice cubes in each cup.3. Check the cups every few hours and count how many ice cubes have not melted.4. Tabulate the results in a graph below. (15)9

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