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C Length Kilometer
D Force Joule B
Diagram 3.1 Diagram 3.2
Calculate the internal diameter of the
2 Diagram 1 shows a box with test tube.
dimension 8 cm × 5 cm × 6 cm. A 1.83 cm C 1.98 cm
B 1.97 cm D 2.03 cm
Diagram 1 Diagram 4
Calculate the volume of the box, in m3. What is the reading of the
A 240 C 2.4 × 10–2 micrometer screw gauge showed?
B 2.4 D 2.4 × 10–4 A 3.23 mm C 3.73 mm
B 3.27 mm D 3.77 mm
3 Diagram 2 shows a graph of P
against Q. 7 X, Y and Z in Table 1 are instruments
for measuring lengths. The D
sensitivity of the instruments X, Y
and Z in ascending order are
X Metre rule
Z Vernier calipers
Table 1
Diagram 2
A X, Y, Z C Y, Z, X
Given that the gradient of the graph 10 A micrometer screw gauge used to
B X, Z, Y D Z, Y, X
is –b and a is the intercept on y-axis. measure the thickness of a book for
The relationship between P and Q is five times. The readings are 5.28
8 Which of the following is not a
represented by the equation mm, 5.32 mm, 5.33 mm, 5.35 mm
vector quantity?
b and 5.37 mm. The relative deviation
A Force C Velocity
A Q = a – bP C P=a– P B Power D Momentum
of the measurement is
b A 0.11% C 2.1%
Q B 0.45% D 11%
B Q=a– D P = a – bQ
11 A car accelerated from 10 km h –1 to
4 640 nanometer is equivalent to
40 km h–1 in 10 seconds. What is the
A 6.4 × 10–4 C 6.4 × 10–9
–7 acceleration of the car, in m s–2?
B 6.4 × 10 D 6.4 × 10–11
A 0.5 m s–2 C 3.0 m s–2
–2
B 0.8 m s D 5.0 m s–2
9 Which of the following graphs obeys 12 Which of the following factors can
the equation y = 2x + 4? influence the inertia of an object?
A Size of the object
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Diagram 9
Diagram 6 Assume the spring obeys Hookes
Calculate the displacement of the law. What is the value, l if the elastic
long distance runner from W to Z. constant is 200 N m-1?
A 8m C 32 m A 5.0 cm C 25.0 cm
B 23 m D 38 m B 24.0 cm D 30.0 cm
Diagram 11
What is the pressure of the gas?
[Gravitational field strength, g =
10 N kg–1, atmospheric pressure = Diagram 16
76 cm Hg] What physical principle can be used
A 92.5 kPa C 120 kPa to discuss the situation above?
B 114 kPa D 133 kPa Diagram 14
A Archimedes’ principle
What is the pressure of the water B Pascal’s principle
22 Diagram 12 shows a ship floating on supplying to the water tank? C Bernoulli’s principle
the surface of the sea water. [Density of water = 1000 kg m–3] D Pressure law
A 5.0 × 105 Pa C 5.8 × 105 Pa
5
C 5.5 × 10 Pa D 6.0 × 105 Pa 29 Diagram 17 shows an aluminium bar
of 150 °C immersed in water at 27 °C.
25 Diagram 15 shows a simple mercury
barometer used to measure gas
pressure.
Diagram 12
If the mass of the ship is 50 000 kg,
what is the volume of the ship which
is submerged in sea water?
Diagram 17
[Gravitational field strength =
10 N kg–1, density of sea water = What is the temperature of the water
1 050 kg m–3] and the aluminium bar when achieve
A 47.6 m3 C 52.5 m3 thermal equilibrium?
B 50.0 m3 D 210 m3 [Specific heat capacity of water =
Diagram 15 4200 J kg–1 °C–1, specific heat
23 Diagram 13 shows the dam of a What is the pressure of the gas capacity of aluminium = 900 J kg–1
reservoir. trapped in the barometer? °C–1, mass of water = 2.0 kg, mass of
[Density of mercury = 13.6 g cm –3, aluminium bar = 1.0 kg]
gravitational field strength = 10 N kg–1, A 32 °C C 39 °C
atmospheric pressure = 75.0 cm] B 35 °C D 52 °C
A 4.35 × 104 Pa C 1.02 × 105 Pa
B 5.85 × 104 Pa D 1.46 × 105 Pa 30 Which of the following graphs best
describe the relationship between the
26 The physical principle used by a gas volume, V and the absolute
Diagram 13 hydraulic system is temperature, T for a fixed mass of
Why the wall of the dam has to be A Archimedes’ principle gas at constant pressure?
thicker at bottom? B Pascal’s principle A
A To lower the centre of gravity of C Bernoulli’s principle
the dam. D Charles’ law
B To sustain the greater pressure of
the water. 27 What is the concept used in the
C To increase the surface area calibration of a thermometer?
exerted by atmospheric pressure. A Thermal conductivity
D To decrease the speed of water B Thermal equilibrium
flow down if the water volume C Specific latent heat
excess the capacity of the dam D Specific heat capacity B
B
C
Diagram 19
Given the atmospheric pressure is 76
cm Hg and the temperature is
constant, what is the value of l, in
C
unit of cm?
D A 28 cm C 32 cm
B 29 cm D 34 cm
The refractive index of the glass can A 5 cm C 15 cm 48 What is the image which is produced
be represented by B 10 cm D 20 cm by a converging lens on a screen?
1 sin p A Real and inverted
A sin s C sin s 45 Diagram 23 shows a light beam B Real and upright
sin s passed through a glass block. C Virtual and inverted
sin q
sin p D Virtual and upright
B D sin r
Diagram 1
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[2 marks]
(b) At certain time, shoppers of total weight 1 830 N are on
the escalator and the escalator takes 12 seconds to move
the shoppers to the next floor. What is the power of the
escalator at that time?
[2 marks] Diagram 3
(a) What is meant by a unit of length?
2 Diagram 2 shows a ball A moving from point P to point T. ______________________________________________
[1 mark]
(b) Explain why the ‘feet’ of the student is not an accurate
unit of length.
______________________________________________
[2 marks]
(c) Suggest a suitable apparatus for the student to measure
the width of the lab and the unit use.
______________________________________________
[2 marks]
Diagram 2 4 Diagram 4.1 shows a manometer used to measure the
pressure of gas in a tank.
(a) If ball A moves with a constant velocity from point P to
point Q, what is the acceleration of ball A from point P
to point Q?
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
[1 mark]
(b) Explain what happens to the velocity of ball A when it
passes from R and S.
______________________________________________
______________________________________________
[1 mark h]
Diagram 4.1
(c) Given that the velocity of ball A at point R is 5 m s –1
(a) (i) Compare the pressure of gas and the atmosphere
and it takes 4 seconds to reach point S. Calculate the
pressure.
velocity of ball A at S if it passes point R and S with
_________________________________________
acceleration of –0.5 m s–2. [1 mark]
(ii) What is the pressure of gas?
[Atmosphere pressure = 76 cm Hg]
[3 marks]
[3 marks]
3 In lab, a student used his feet as a unit of length to measure
the width of the lab. (b) Diagram 4.2 shows a structure of an aeroplane.
[2 marks]
(c) Calculate the specific latent heat of fusion of ice.
Diagram 4.2
(i) Mark with ‘X’on Diagram 4.2, the area which has
the lowest pressure. [3 marks]
[1 mark]
(d) Determine the mass of ice melted due to the heat
absorbed form the surroundings.
(ii) Name the principle involved.
_________________________________________
[1 mark]
Diagram 6.1
(a) What is the type of mirror used?
______________________________________________
[1 mark]
(b) State the reason why this type of mirror is used.
Diagram 5 ______________________________________________
Readings obtained from the experiment are given below [1 mark]
(c) In Diagram 6.2, F is the focal point and C is the centre
Mass of water collected in set A = 8.2 g
of curvature of a mirror.
Mass of water collected in set B = 64.8 g
Power of heater = 70 W
Duration of heating = 5 minutes
(a) What is meant by latent heat?
______________________________________________
[1 marks]
(b) Calculate the energy supplied by the heater.
[4 marks]
(d) Diagram 7.1 shows a light ray traveling from substance
W to substance X whereas Diagram 7.2 shows a light
ray traveling from substance X to substance Y.
W 37°
X 40°
Y 42°
Diagram 8
Table 1 A force of 45 N is used to press the small piston downwards.
(a) What is meant by critical angle? (a) Calculate
______________________________________________ (i) the pressure on the small piston.
[1 mark]
(b) State the relationship between critical angle, c and
refractive index, n of a substance.
______________________________________________ [2 marks]
[1 mark]
[3 marks]
(b) Name the principle used in your calculation.
______________________________________________
[2 marks]
[3 marks]
Diagram 9
(a) What is meant by density?
[1 mark] Diagram 10.1 Diagram 10.2
(b) (i) Compare the buoyant force acting on the blocks (a) (i) What is meant by refractive index?
when it is immersed in liquid P and liquid Q, the [1 mark]
portion of the block immersed and the density of (ii) State the common characteristics for the situations
the liquids. Hence, deduce the factors which in Diagram 10.1 and Diagram 10.2. Relate the
affect the buoyant force acting on the blocks common characteristics to construct a physics
immersed in a liquid and how the factors relate to concept. Name the concept.
each other. [5 marks]
[5 marks] (b) A periscope can be made by using two different types
(ii) Name the physics principle that explains the of material. Explain the physics concepts involved in
situation. these two types of periscopes with the aid of diagrams.
[1 mark] [4 marksh]
(c) By using physics concept, explain how a hotair balloon (c) You are given lens S and lens T of focal length of
able to move upwards . 20 cm and 60 cm respectively as shown in Diagram
[3 marks] 10.3 to construct a simple astronomical telescope.
(d) You are asked to suggest a design of a submarine that
can dive deep into the sea and also float back to the sea
surface safely.
Your suggestions should include the following aspects.
(i) The characteristics of the material used to make
the hull of the submarine.
(ii) The mechanisme which allows the submarine to
dive.
[10 marks]
Table 2
Analyse each characteristic of the spring in the Table
2 and determine which spring is most suitable for the
Diagram 11.1
purpose.
(a) (i) What is meant by elastic limit of a spring? [10 marks]
[1 mark]
(c) Diagram 11.3 shows two identical springs with a force
(ii) Mark the elastic limit in Diagram 11.1 and hence
constant of 50 N cm–1. The spring is compressed when
explain the forces that exist between the
a block with a mass of 20 kg is placed on it.
molecules when an external force acting on the
molecules.
[5 marks]
(b) Diagram 11.2 shows a weighing machine used in a
factory to measure the weight of raw materials in
tonne. A spring is placed under the pan to return the
pan to its original position.
Diagram 11.3
Calulate
(i) the compression of the spring in m.
[2 marks]
(ii) the elastic potential energy in the spring.
Diagram 11.2 [2 marks]
As an engineer, you are assigned to select one of the
springs listed in Table 2 to be used in the weighing 12 (a) Diagram 12 shows a hole is dug on a block of ice so
machine for the purpose mentioned. that the middle part is empty. Hot water of 99 °C is
Force Weight of Rate of Type of
Spring then poured into the hole until all the ice melts.
constant/ cm–1 spring/ N rusting spring
Specific heat
Mate- Melting Density/ Rate of
capacity/
rial point/ °C kg m–3 rusting
J kg–1 °C–1
Low
Z 210 1 500 10 533
Table 3
From the characteristics in Table 3, decide which one
Diagram 12
is the most suitable material for making a cooking pot.
(i) What is meant by heat capacity?
Explain your choice.
[1 mark]
[10 marks]
(ii) If the mass of the ice is 8.4 kg, calculate the
mass of hot water needed to melt all the ice at 0
°C. (Specific latent heat of fusion = 3.3 × 105 J
kg–1, specific heat capacity of water = 4.20 × 103
J kg–1 °C–1)
[4 marks]
(b) Sketch a graph of the change in temperature against
time for the heating of ice from solid state to gas state.
Hence, explain the changes that occur in the
arrangement of the molecules during heating by using
the kinetic theory.
[5 marks]
(c) You are assigned to study the characteristics of some
material to select a most suitable material for making
a cooking pot.