Zimsec A level Sociology Past exam papers and notes.(6043)

  CALA LEARNING AREA : FAMILY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES LEVEL : FORM 4 SYLLABUS TOPIC : RELIGION AND CONTEMPORARY ISSUES SUB-TOPIC : RELIGION AND GENDER ROLES   CALA TITLE : Religious ways of solving gender based violence   Competences : -researching                               -identifying                               -investigating                               -problem solving                        ...

 FAMILY and Religious STUDIES 6074/1 PAPER 1 INDIGENOUS RELIGION AND JUDAISM  NOVEMBER 2022 SESSION 3HOURS Answer four questions.  All questions carry 25 marks Section A Indigenous Religion 1 To what extent do totems promote divisions in our society?(25). 2 Examine call,qualification and role of mediumship in Indigenous Religion.(25) 3 Discuss the extent to which land is sacred in Indigenous Religion.[25] 4 Examine the relationship between physical and spiritual realms in Indigenous Religion.[25] 5. Analyse the significance of bride price (roora /lobola) in Indigenous Religion.(25) Section B Judaism 6 Assess the impact of symbolisms that were used by Israelite prophets.(25) 7 Discuss the importance of Isaiah's advice to Ahaz in relation to conflict transformation.[25] 8 How important are death rituals to the bereaved families in Judaism? [25]  9 .Compare and contrast Israel's land policy to that of your society. [25]  10 To what extent do marriage rituals in Jud...

By Wilbert Masamba. DEFINITION OF POVERTY State of being poor, as measured in absolute or relative terms. (Livesey 2014) poverty refers to lacking enough resources to provide the necessities of life—food, clean water, shelter and clothing. But in today’s world, that can be extended to include access to health care, education and even transportation. (World vision 2022). Poverty is when your resources are well below your minimum needs. ( Joseph Rowntree Foundation 2022) There are two main categories of poverty: Absolute and  relative . ABSOLUTE POVERTY. This definition is based on identifying the minimum conditions needed to maintain human life. According to Seebohm and Joseph Rowntree (1901) there is primary poverty- were individuals or families lack the means to provide the basic necessities of life, such as food,clothing and shelter. Then there is Secondary poverty-here people will have sufficient means to sustain life, however they will be failing to do so because...

 HOW TO ACCESS RESULTS FROM ZIMSEC PORTAL. By Wilbert Masamba To access the results, all you need to do is this: Option A – Via the ZIMSEC website: _1. Visit the ZIMSEC website at www.zimsec.co.zw and you will be taken to the home page._ _2. Click on “View Results” and you will be taken to a page that shows all the country’s 10 regions [R1-Harare, R2-Manicaland, R3-Mashonaland East, R4-Matabeleland North, R5-Midlands, R7-Masvingo, R7-Mashonaland Central, R8-Mashonaland West, R9-Matabeleland South, R10-Bulawayo]._ 3. Select the region where your school is located and proceed to the instructions for registration. Option B- Via direct access to your school’s region: _1. The application portal is accessed via the Regional access links/addresses._ _2. Copy and paste on the web browser address bar the link for the region where your school is located._ *The portal addresses are as follows:* R1 and R6 HARARE & MASVINGO – https://dcmv1.zimsec.co.zw R2 and R5 MANICALAND & MIDLANDS: h...

 2022 ZIMSEC A' Level Results Out. Results for the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) examinations taken in November 2022 are now out. The council said they can be accessed on the ZIMSEC website from today 13 January 2023 from 1500 hrs. ZIMSEC spokesperson Nicky Dlamini said a total of 37 518 candidates set for the Advanced Level examinations whose 2022 pass rate stood at 84, 67 per cent, a 3.68 per cent rise from the 2021’s figure. *To access the results, all you need to do is this:* Option A – Via the ZIMSEC website: _1. Visit the ZIMSEC website at www.zimsec.co.zw and you will be taken to the home page._ _2. Click on “View Results” and you will be taken to a page that shows all the country’s 10 regions [R1-Harare, R2-Manicaland, R3-Mashonaland East, R4-Matabeleland North, R5-Midlands, R7-Masvingo, R7-Mashonaland Central, R8-Mashonaland West, R9-Matabeleland South, R10-Bulawayo]._ 3. Select the region where your school is located and proceed to the instructions for reg...

  CAUSES OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN ZIMBABWE By Wilbert Masamba. Unemployment in Zimbabwe has largely been caused by political factors though other factors contribute at a lower level. Economic Structural Adjustment Program the 1990’s less developed countries adopted the Neo-liberal policies upon the advice of the World Bank and the IMF in order to stimulate economic growth by increasing free trade, privatization stiglizt (1994). This created an economic catastrophe in most countries. This is because local infant industries were exposed to stiff competition from other external industries. Therefore, most companies were forced to retrench or downsize at least to remain viable and profitable. For instance, In Zimbabwe the SAPs divested the economy as industries retrenched, lay off and others shut down due to competition from international players. ZCTU (1995) claimed that 55 000 jobs were lost by 1995, 22 000 public service employe...

-1 child in 22 dies before their 5th birthday, 7 times the U.S. rate -24% of children suffer from  malnutrition -28% of children are engaged in child labor, instead of learning -21% of girls (ages 15-19) are married, and 1 in 12 gives birth -72% of people live in poverty(savethechildren.org) -lack of access to clean water -face domestic violence -lack sanitation -no access to mental health and psychosocial support -no access to formal or non-formal education, including early learning. -no access to n access primary health care - food insecurity -sexual exploitation and abuse -violence against children.