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CAPE Caribbean Studies · 2014 (Specimen) · Paper 1

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  1. Q11 mark · multiple choiceWhich Amerindian group settled in Central America in pre-Columbian times?
  2. Q21 mark · multiple choiceWhich of the following is NOT a characteristic of Caribbean society?
  3. Q31 mark · multiple choiceThe practice of using indigenous labour in the Caribbean in exchange for conversion to Christianity is referred to as
  4. Q41 mark · multiple choiceWhich of the following is NOT a method of preventing soil erosion?
  5. Q51 mark · multiple choiceWhich of the following is an indigenous Caribbean art form?
  6. Q61 mark · multiple choiceWhich of the following is an example of material culture?
  7. Q71 mark · multiple choice"Social structures, groups and institutions work together towards achieving social stability, and ensuring that the collective will of the members of society is achieved." This statement BEST summarizes which view of…
  8. Q81 mark · multiple choiceEurocentric ideals of society are BEST reflected in the ideology of
  9. Q91 mark · multiple choiceCreolization is a function of Caribbean society MAINLY because of the
  10. Q101 mark · multiple choiceMulattos formed the middle layer of plantation society MAINLY because they had
  11. Q111 mark · multiple choiceWhich of the following is the BEST example of cultural retention?
  12. Q131 mark · multiple choiceThe presence of Indian dishes, like roti and doubles in Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana, that are not found in India is MOST likely evidence of
  13. Q141 mark · multiple choiceEvery year after carnival celebrations in Trinidad and Tobago, Mike Antoine takes some of his local band members to participate in Notting Hill, Caribana and Labour Day festivities. Mr Antoine's actions are a good…
  14. Q151 mark · multiple choiceMarxists regard religion as the 'opiate' of the people because it
  15. Q161 mark · multiple choiceThe movement started by Aimé Césaire which focused on black consciousness and pride was referred to as
  16. Q171 mark · multiple choiceThe Gini Index is used to measure
  17. Q181 mark · multiple choiceWhich of the following is NOT a feature of globalization?
  18. Q191 mark · multiple choiceThe concept of black consciousness was first popularized in the Caribbean by
  19. Q201 mark · multiple choiceWhich of the following is an indicator used to compare the distribution of wealth within a population?
  20. Q211 mark · multiple choiceThe person PRIMARILY associated with industrialization by invitation in the Caribbean is
  21. Q221 mark · multiple choiceAcknowledging that people of the same ethnic group faced similar problems is a main impact of
  22. Q231 mark · multiple choiceSustainable tourism CANNOT be encouraged by utilizing
  23. Q251 mark · multiple choice'Industrialization by invitation' was intended to benefit the Caribbean region in which of the following ways? I. Transferring managerial and technical skills to Caribbean people II. Providing a cheap labour force for…
  24. Q271 mark · multiple choiceThe mass media can promote Caribbean integration by
  25. Q281 mark · multiple choiceJanice applied for a job as an instrument technician in an industrial estate located in a Caribbean country. She was denied the position since as a Seventh Day Adventist she could not work on Saturdays. This act of…
  26. Q291 mark · multiple choiceRamesh is a passionate supporter of West Indian Cricket. However, he is very upset because no player from his native land was selected for the West Indies Cricket Team, and the stadium in his territory was not even…
  27. Q301 mark · multiple choiceItem 30 refers to the following conversation between two friends. Alyssa: My favourite TV station is BET. I just love Beyoncé. Zoia: Me too, and don't you just love her clothes? Alyssa: Oh yes, I want to look just like…
  28. Q311 mark · multiple choiceProblem-solving research is MAINLY referred to as research that is
  29. Q321 mark · multiple choiceAn example of a primary source of information is information obtained from
  30. Q331 mark · multiple choiceWhich of the following is NOT a scientific method of sampling?
  31. Q341 mark · multiple choiceSystematic inquiry may be referred to as
  32. Q361 mark · multiple choiceA hypothesis is BEST defined as a
  33. Q371 mark · multiple choiceA valid source of secondary information for research in Caribbean Studies would be
  34. Q381 mark · multiple choiceJack presented his data using text and tabulation. This demonstrates a mix of
  35. Q391 mark · multiple choiceWhich of the following should be considered when identifying a topic for research? I. Was the problem previously researched? II. Is the problem researchable and manageable? III. Is the problem an issue of significance…
  36. Q401 mark · multiple choiceWhich of the following statements is a hypothesis?
  37. Q411 mark · multiple choiceOne MAJOR advantage of a review of existing literature is that it provides
  38. Q421 mark · multiple choiceA sixth form student is conducting research on the reasons why students are not doing their homework. Which sampling method would be MOST effective in ensuring that the views of students at all levels are represented?
  39. Q431 mark · multiple choiceMax is conducting research on the topic "The effects of illegal drugs among teenagers". In determining whether to use participant observation or questionnaires, Max's MAIN consideration could be I. reliability II.…
  40. Q451 mark · multiple choiceA teacher wishes to carry out an investigation on the types of food consumed by first form students at a high school. She wants an unbiased sample. What type of sampling should she use?

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