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School Name: Hoërskool Elspark
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Date: 08 September 2023 Total Time: 1hour

Information Technology Paper 1
Grade 11
Total Learner Mark Moderated Mark
Question 1 34
Question 2 45
Question 3 40
Question 4 31
Total 150
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INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION
1. This question paper is divided into FOUR sections. Candidates must

answer ALL the questions in ALL FOUR sections.
2. This question paper is set with programming terms that are specific to the
Delphi programming language.
3. Ensure that you answer the questions according to the specifications that
are given in each question. Marks will be awarded according to the set
requirements.
4. Answer only what is asked in each question. For example, if the question
does not ask for data validation, then no marks will be awarded for data
validation.
5. Your programs must be coded in such a way that they will work with any
data and not just the sample data supplied or any data extracts that
appear in the question paper.
6. All data structures must be defined by you, the programmer, unless the
data structures are supplied.
7. You must save your work regularly on the disk space allocated to you for
this examination session.
8. Make sure that your name and surname appears as a comment in every
program that you code, as well as on every event indicated.
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SECTION A
QUESTION 1: GENERAL PROGRAMMING SKILLS
SCENARIO:
'BreadCycling' is a business that delivers bread to your door. Instead of the customer going to buy
bread at the store. The purpose of this company is to sell the bread at normal bread prices and
charge a delivery fee of R5.
1. Do the following:
Open the incomplete project file Question1_p in the Question 1 folder.
Enter your name and surname as a comment in the first line of the Question1_u file.
Compile and execute the program. The program currently has no functionality.
The following form variables have already been declared:

sItemName, sName: String;
iQuantity: integer;
rTotal:Real;
NB: Pictures to be used in this program are stored inside the debug folder.
1.1. Open the onChange event of the combo box (cmbChips) and write a Delphi code to
do the following:
1.1.1. Declare a constant variable for the deliver fee and prices of the chips: (1)
simbaChips=18.00;
doritos=22.00;
lays=20.00;
takis=13.50;
niknaks=10.00;
deliveryFee=5;
1.1.2. Update the image (imgChips) to match the text selected in the combo (3)
box. For example, when 'Lays chips' is selected, the image must display
the picture of 'Lays,' and when another option is selected, the image
should change correspondingly to match that selection.
1.1.3. Update the text of the panel (pnlPrice) to match the prices of the selected (2)
chips. The text must be displayed as currency. For example, when 'Lays
chips' is selected, the text of the panel must change to R20.00, and when
another option is selected, the text must change correspondingly to
match that selection.
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1.2. BUTTON [Place Order]
1.2.1 Extract the customer name, the chips that they are ordering and the (2)
quantity from the edit boxes and spin edits.
1.2.2 Calculate the amount to be paid (rTotal) for an order using the following (4)
formula:
Amount = Type of bread x Quantity of bread + R5 for delivery.
1.2.3. Display the name, quantity, and total amount to be paid on a memo (2)
component.
1.2.4. Change the picture of the man on the bike (imgDelivery) to the picture (1)
named delivery2.jpg.
Output Example
TOTAL SECTION A: 15
SECTION B
QUESTION 2: FUNCTIONS AND PROCEDURES
SCENARIO -A group of kids is playing on a circular playground with various

equipment. They decide to play a game where they calculate the radius of the
circular path they run around while playing. The radius is calculated using the
following formula:
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Open the incomplete project file Question2_P in the Question 2 folder.

tFile: TextFile;
sLine: String;
rRadius: real;
NB: text file to be used in this program is stored inside the debug folder.
2.1. The function calculateRedius and procedure readInformation have been provided
for you.
2.1.1 On calculateRedius- write code to extract the area from the edit box and calculate (5)
the radius of a circle.
2.1.2 On readInformation- Write code to read the text file(instructions) (7)
.
2.2. BUTTON [2.2. Calculate]
 Call the function calculateRedius. (2)
2.3. BUTTON [2.3. Display]
Call the procedure readInformation. (1)
Output Example
TOTAL SECTION B: 15
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SECTION C
Question 3: DATABASE INFORMATION
Suppose a new appointment scheduling system for doctors is introduced, enabling

patients to book slots online. The system will save the user's details in a database.

sName, sSurname, sGender, sComments: String;
tAppTime, tAppDate:tDate;
iTelNo:integer;
bMadicalAid:boolean;
BUTTON [3.3. Save]
3.1. Extract the name, surname, date, time, and telephone numbers from their (1)
respective components.
3.2. Extract the gender from the radio group based on the user's selection; for example, (2)
if the user selects "Male," the variable must store 'M,' and if the user chooses
"Female," 'F' must be stored.
3.3. Save the user's details into the database. (6)
3.4. Display an appropriate massage to inform the user that their data has been saved. (1)
Output Example
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TOTAL SECTION C: 10
SECTION D
Question 4: PROBLEM-SOLVING PROGRAMMING
Scenario
During army training for shooting, trainees use special pistols that can shoot five
bullets at once. They aim these pistols at a target, and if they hit the target, they
pass their training for that day.
4.1. BUTTON [4.1. Play]
Declare an array (iarrPlay) that will take up to 5 numbers. (2)

Load the number array with random numbers between 1 and 10. (3)
Display the contents of an array in a memo box. (2)
Please check whether an index of an array contains a number greater than 9, and if (3)
so, display the message 'bull’s eye' on a memo.
Output Example
TOTAL SECTION C: 10
Total [50]
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School Name: Hoërskool Elspark

Educator Name: Mr Mgijima

Learner Name and

Date: 08 September 2023 Total Time: 1hour

1. This question paper is divided into FOUR sections. Candidates must

The following form variables have already been declared:

SCENARIO -A group of kids is playing on a circular playground with various

The following form variables have already been declared:

Suppose a new appointment scheduling system for doctors is introduced, enabling

The following form variables have already been declared:

BUTTON [3.3. Save]

4.1. BUTTON [4.1. Play]

Declare an array (iarrPlay) that will take up to 5 numbers. (2)

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