GERAK GEMPUR SAINS UPSR 2010 MARKING SCHEME SET 1 SECTION A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A C B D B C B D B B 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 D B A A D D D D A C 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 B B C B D C B B A D

SECTION B Q1 a) b) c) d) - absorbed by the root / plant - has been evaporated Type of plant / initial volume of water / size of container. To investigate the relationship between the number of water lilies and the3 volume of water left after 10 days. e) Q2 a) b) c) The more the number of water lilies, the lesser the volume of water left after 10 days. As the number of water lilies increase, the volume of water left after 10 days decrease.

Evaporation Has more electricity flow in circuit J compare to K More batteries are used in circuit J than K.

Bulb J hotter The more the number of batteries, the more / brighter the brightness of the bulb. As the number of batteries increase, the brightness of the bulbs increase. Number of batteries Brightness of bulbs

Q3

a)

Increase

b) c)

Only one iron cube is put. Iron cube has volume The more the number of iron cubes, the more / higher the water level in the beaker. As the number of iron cubes increase, the water level in the beaker increase.

d) Q4 a)

70 ml Because the Sun is facing away from the Earth. Because part of the Earth is not facing the Sun Because the Earth did not receive light and heat from the Sun

b) c)

The condition of the Earth / the temperature of the Earth If it is night time, the Earth is darker. If it is night time, the Earth is colder. Because the fulcrum is placed / put far from the load / rock. Because the fulcrum is placed at the wrong position.

Q5

a) b) c)

Size of load / type of load / mass of load / length of the stick. The lesser /nearer the distance of the fulcrum from the load / rock, the easier to move the load / rock The lesser /nearer the distance of the fulcrum from the load / rock, the lesser the effort needed to move the load / rock As the distance of the fulcrum from the load / rock decrease, the effort needed to move the load / rock decrease