Gr 10 Consumer Studies Nov 2024
These notes have been compiled using the following papers from: @IMPAQ NOV 2019 – 2022.
CONTENT of term 3:
1. Clothing choice
2. Adapted clothing for people with disabilities
3. Textiles
4. Entrepreneurship and planning for small-scale production
CONTENT of ...
CONSUMER
STUDIES
GRADE 10
NOVEMBER
EXAMINATION
2024
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Some information is repeated - I want to show you the different ways in which the same information
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CONTENT of term 3:
1. Clothing choice
2. Adapted clothing for people with disabilities
3. Textiles
4. Entrepreneurship and planning for small-scale production
CONTENT of November notes:
1. The Consumer
2. Food and nutrition
3. Fiber and textile fabrics
4. Clothing
5. Entrepreneurship
6. Housing and interior
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Contextual questions
A rational decision. A teenager makes the choice to prepare thoroughly for the
exam instead of using sneaky notes in the exam room. The
type of decision made is known as a rational decision.
Makro is a good example of a wholesaler that mostly sells
products in bulk at relatively low prices.
The main aim of the Trots South African campaign is to
promote job creation and pride in local products. A standard
for membership of the Proudly South African campaign that
companies must meet:
At least 50% of the production costs must be spent in South
Africa.
Al fresco can be associated with the illustration, and which
refers to eating outdoors.
Simple Simple carbohydrates break down into sugar very easily,
carbohydrates meaning they provide high levels of energy immediately.
However, this also causes sugar and energy levels to drop just
as quickly. Simple carbohydrates are usually processed and
contain a lot of sugar.
Complex Complex carbohydrates take longer to break down, meaning
carbohydrates they provide sustained energy over a longer period of time,
without the sudden drop in energy levels.
Strawberries A good source of antioxidants
Canapes
A snack that is served as an appetizer at cocktail parties and
can be eaten with your fingers.
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The main function of The main function of carbohydrates is to provide energy and
carbohydrates ensure good digestion. Most Hindus and Buddhists are
vegetarians and will therefore include carbohydrate rich
foods in their diet.
Salt Consuming too much salt in fast food will increase the risk of
hypertension.
SABS Mark & Trade Types of information that will best reflect the quality of a
Name product on a food label. Informed consumers who prefer
products with the SABS mark are exercising their right to
quality and safety.
Causes of natural Oxidation, enzymes and moisture absorption
spoilage in food
Mold Fluffy growths on the surface of food.
Bacteria Often no change occurs in the appearance, taste and
texture of food.
The ideal temperatures for a fridge/freezer = 0–4 °C
The ideal temperatures for a freezer = 0–4 °C
Yeasts Gas bubbles arise due to fermentation taking place.
Gourmet The term gourmet refers to good or delicate dishes.
Al fresco Eating outdoors is known as al fresco.
Exhibition The way products are arranged on the shelves.
Target group A specific group of consumers at which a company targets its
products and services.
Buzz Marketing Word of mouth advertising of products or services when
consumers tell friends and family about them.
Assignments The advertising technique below that is successfully used to
get consumers to act
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Examples of meat Peanuts, soybeans, eggs
alternatives
Vitamins A, D, E and Vitamins that are stored in the body and do not need to be
K taken every day. Fat soluble vitamins
Malnutrition Poor nutrition caused by too much or too little food.
Dietary guidelines Guidelines to help people make food choices and in which
scientists have classified foods into food groups.
Balanced meal A meal that includes all the food groups to provide the body
with a variety of nutrients.
Word of mouth A form of free advertising
advertising (buzz
marketing)
Specialty shop A specialty store usually specializes in one type of item or a
specific /unique /example brand.
A comfort eater Comfort eater eats because he/she experiences certain
emotions, experiences stress or is in a difficult situation. They
find that food brings relief but feel even worse afterwards.
A sometimes violent An occasional binge eater denies themselves food because
overeating eater. they are concerned about weight, but then overeats on a
large scale. They overeat because of stress, loneliness, or
because they feel fat. They feel out of control when they
overeat.
A responsibility of a consumer as depicted in the illustration:
To preserve the natural environment.
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