2009 HSC Textiles and Design Marking Guidelines Section I Question 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Correct Response B C D A B C D A B C
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2009 HSC
Textiles and Design
Marking Guidelines
Section II Question 11 (a) Outcomes assessed: H5.1 MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria • Names ONE suitable promotional strategy AND • ONE suitable pricing structure • Names ONE suitable promotional strategy OR • Names ONE suitable pricing structure
Marks 2
1
Question 11 (b) Outcomes assessed: H5.2 MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria • Recognises and names ONE practice used by Australian textile manufacturers which uses environmentally sustainable resources AND • Provides detailed characteristics and features of the advantages of this manufacturing process on the environment • Names ONE practice used by Australian textile manufacturers AND • Provides limited characteristics and features of the advantages of this manufacturing process on the environment • Names ONE environmentally sustainable practice OR • Names ONE environmental advantage of using this manufacturing process
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Marks
3
2
1
2009 HSC
Textiles and Design
Marking Guidelines
Question 12 (a) Outcomes assessed: H6.1 MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria • Sketches in general terms a traditional skill used in the production of textile items from the chosen culture • Names a traditional skill used in the production of textile items from the chosen culture
Marks 2 1
Question 12 (b) Outcomes assessed: H6.1 MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria • Provides characteristics of how the design features of a traditional textile item have been adapted into contemporary textiles • Sketches in general terms how the design features of the traditional textile item has been adapted into the production of contemporary textiles • Recognises and names design features of how the traditional textile item has been adapted into contemporary textiles
Marks 3 2 1
Question 12 (c) Outcomes assessed: H6.1
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MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria Using examples, relates how textile design and textile production have changed over time in the chosen focus area Using at least ONE example, shows some relationship of how changes in textile design and textile production from the chosen focus area have developed over time Outlines how textile design and textile production have changed over time Provides examples of textile design or textile production resulting from change over time
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Marks 5 3–4 2 1
2009 HSC
Textiles and Design
Marking Guidelines
Question 13 (a) (i) Outcomes assessed: H3.1 MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria • Names ONE end use which is suitable for a polyester/cotton blend spun staple plain weave fabric
Marks 1
Question 13 (a) (ii) Outcomes assessed: H3.1 MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria • Indicates the main properties of the fibre and/or yarn and/or fabric structure to the end-use • Names the properties of the fibre OR yarn OR fabric structure suitable for the end-use
Marks 2 1
Question 13 (b) Outcomes assessed: H3.2 MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria • Relates how the properties and performance of fabric produced from yarns spun from microfibres are suitable for protective outerwear • Sketches in general terms how the properties and performance of fabric produced from yarns spun from microfibres are suitable for protective outerwear • Names the properties AND/OR performance of microfibres
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Marks 3 2 1
2009 HSC
Textiles and Design
Marking Guidelines
Question 13 (c) (i) Outcomes assessed: H3.2 MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria • Gives features of a bicomponent yarn
Marks 1
Question 13 (c) (ii) Outcomes assessed: H3.2 MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria • Provides how bicomponent yarns enhance the performance properties of a specific textile item • Sketches in general terms how bicomponent yarns enhance the performance properties of a specific textile item • Names the performance properties of a bicomponent yarn
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Marks 3 2 1
2009 HSC
Textiles and Design
Marking Guidelines
Question 14 (a) Outcomes assessed: H1.3 MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria • Indicates the main features of the process involved in textile dyeing finish • Sketches in general terms some of the processes involved in textile dyeing • Names one process involved in textile dyeing
Marks 4–5 2–3 1
Question 14 (b) Outcomes assessed: H1.3 MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria • Names ONE method of printing AND a suitable end-use AND • Supports an argument for the suitability of this printing method to the enduse describing the steps of this printing process • Names ONE method of printing AND a suitable end-use AND • Provides some characteristics and features of this printing process and its suitability to the end-use • Names ONE method of printing AND a suitable end-use for this method AND • Sketches in general terms this printing process • Names ONE method of printing AND a suitable end-use for this method and indicates a feature of this printing process • Names ONE method of printing AND a suitable end-use for this method
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Marks
9–10
7–8
5–6 3–4 1–2
2009 HSC
Textiles and Design
Marking Guidelines
Question 15 (a) Outcomes assessed: H3.2 MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria • Indicates how the main features of the construction of textile products has changed as a result of ONE advance in textile machine technology • Provides some characteristics and features of how the construction and features of textile products have changed • Indicates a feature of ONE advance in textile machine technology OR • Briefly describes a change in the way textile products are constructed
Marks 4–5 2–3
1
Question 15 (b) Outcomes assessed: H3.2 MARKING GUIDELINES Criteria • Names ONE innovation in textile machinery AND • Relates in detail the implications of the advantages AND disadvantages of this innovation for BOTH the consumer and the environment • Names ONE innovation in textile machinery AND • Relates some implications of the advantages AND disadvantages of this innovation for BOTH the consumer and the environment • Names ONE innovation in textile machinery AND • Outlines the advantages AND disadvantages of this innovation for BOTH the consumer and the environment • Names ONE innovation in textile machinery AND • Identifies an implication of this innovation for the consumer AND/OR the environment • Names ONE innovation in textile machinery AND/OR its impact on the consumer OR environment
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Marks
9–10
7–8
5–6
3–4
1–2
Textiles and Design
2009 HSC Examination Mapping Grid
Question
Marks
Content
Syllabus outcomes
Section I 1
1
Method of fabric decoration (embroidery)
H1.3 Design
2
1
Emerging textile technologies to enhance fabric performance (washable webs)
H3.2 Properties and performance of textiles
3
1
Marketplace – aspects of marketing products lifecycle
H5.1 ATCF+AI
4
1
Current issues – globalisation of design
H5.2 ATCF+AI
5
1
Finishing textile technologies to enhance performance (fire retardant)
H4.1 Properties and performance of textiles
6
1
End-use applications – performance of fibre, yarn and fabric
H3.1 Properties and performance of textiles
7
1
Colouration – of wool appropriate method of fabric colouration for a specific end-use (wool yarn)
