Grade 8 Life Orientation Flashcards CAPS

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What are human rights?

Rights that ensure people are treated fairly, equally, and have suitable living conditions.

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Name 5 important characteristics of human rights.

Fairness, freedom, equality, justice, and dignity.

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When was the Bill of Rights adopted in South Africa?

After the first democratic elections in 1994.

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What is meant by the "Rainbow Nation"?

South Africans are diverse in culture, religion, and beliefs but live together as one nation.

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What happens when human rights are violated?

Individuals or groups are treated as if they don't deserve respect or dignity, leading to conflict.

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Give 3 examples of human rights violations.

Slavery, Nazi treatment of Jews, and Apartheid.

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What is gender equity?

Equal and fair treatment of men and women.

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What does gender include besides being male or female?

The roles of men and women and their relationships with each other.

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What stereotype exists in sports regarding gender?

Sports are seen as masculine, and women are often viewed as not belonging in them.

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What is gender-based violence?

Violence between men and women, where women are usually victimised.

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What are some causes of GBV?

Control, power struggles, negative attitudes, stereotypes, and cultural issues.

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List 3 effects of rape and GBV.

Emotional trauma, poor physical health, and social problems.

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What do sexual offences laws in South Africa state about rape victims?

Victims must receive treatment within 72 hours to prevent HIV transmission.

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What is the first step to preventing violence against women?

Education and awareness.

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Name two ways women and girls can stay safe.

Report violence to the police and seek help from rape crisis organisations.

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What is a recreational activity?

Any enjoyable activity that improves fitness and health.

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Give 3 examples of recreational activities.

Reading, dancing, and gardening.

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What is line dancing?

A choreographed group dance where everyone performs the same steps in rows.

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List 3 benefits of outdoor recreational activities.

Improved self-esteem, physical fitness, and time away from screens.

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7 Safety Tips for Outdoor Activities

Stretch and warm up before activity; Wear a cap and sunscreen in hot weather; Drink enough water; Rest when tired; Do cooling-down stretches; Wear proper shoes; Tell someone where you're going if hiking or canoeing.

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Why is diversity important?

It makes life interesting; people have different beliefs, interests, and customs.

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What are personal values?

Beliefs about what is important, useful, or desirable that guide our behaviour.

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What is a culture?

A social group that shares common beliefs and values.

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What are cultural norms?

Values and behaviours generally accepted by a community.

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Give 3 examples of common cultural values.

Respect, equality, and empathy.

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How do cultural norms influence individual behaviour?

They shape how we act, what we believe, and the choices we make.

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Example of cultural difference in communication?

Zulu people avoid eye contact with elders, while in Western culture, eye contact shows respect.

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Give one traditional Zulu gender role.

Women stay home to care for children and are subservient to husbands.

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What tradition in the Eastern Cape violates human rights?

Forced marriages of young girls to older men for cattle.

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What myth about rape does the text mention?

That women's clothing causes rape—it does not.

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What does SANZAF stand for?

South African National Zakáh Fund.

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What is the purpose of SANZAF?

To empower needy families through charity (Zakáh) and improve quality of life.

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What is a Musjid (Mosque) used for besides prayer?

Education, interaction, and community involvement.

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What does the Salvation Army do?

Helps communities with food, housing, education, and medical care.

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What is the Joseph Baynes Children's Home?

A home providing care for abandoned, abused, or HIV-affected children.