&..esv"'.... ~,< - viii ~ 2-'f -2.o1o) L AfS.P.

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cD
2
1
A length of string is measured between two points on a ruler.

L ~ng ~- __JI" I ii
!
1c l""1'm11m1pm1111'l'"'I
~~Ill '"T "i"Tn1
11
TT
"Iii "I"' r1mr 1
111
;1~iil
11 11
;1~ I"~II~" 1m;I~ ii II";~
,,I'm iiIii ii ii Im
" 1-5 " 1 ~
six times.
When the length of string is wound closely around a pen, it goes round

\5.1::,-2. '-t .:o 13·"2- pen >--- r--- -, / ~

six turns of string

\ '3•2 /,:: J. ~1111~1----

2 en., \:-"fl ;,u ~ .
What is the distance once rounp the pen?

~ 2.2an B 2.6cm ,. C 13.2cm D 15.6cm

y?
2 When does an object falling vertically through the air reach tepninal velocit
J

A when the acceleration of the object becomes neg~ive

,<_.
B when the acceleration of the object is equal to g ~ 4 o

© when the air resistance equals the weight of the object

D when the air resistance is greater than the weight of the object

speed changes with time

3 An athlete runs a 100m race in a straight line. The table shows how his
for the first 5.0 s of the race.

speed mis 0 1.7 4.1 5.7 6.5 6.8 C,\, = \J-u

time/s 0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 T

time 3.0 s?
What is the average acceleration of the athlete between time 2.0 s and

0 1.6m /s2 B 1.9m/s2 C 4.9m /s2 D 5.7m /s2

4 The gravitational field strength on the Moon is 1.6 N/ kg.

U)~ ~d ~ ~s- X \· b
An astronaut has a mass of 75 kg.

What is the weight of the astronaut on the Moon?

47N B 75N 020N D 740N

A
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5 Two objects P and Q are placed in a beaker containing a liquid.

Object P floats in the liquid and object Q sinks.

Which row for the densities of object P, object Q and the liquid is possible?

density of objectP density of object Q density of liquid

g/cm 3
g/cm 3 g/cm3
..,.._
A 1.2 0.6 0.8
B 1.2 ,J.. 1.4 1.0
C 11.3 8.9 "-.. 13.6
f6; 11.3 19.3 13.6

6 A ball of mass 0.12 kg is hit by a tennis player.

The velocity of the ball changes from Om/ s to 5.0 m / s in 0.60 s.

What is the average resultant force acting on the ball while it is being hit?

0 1.0N _B 2.5N C 3.6N D 8.3N

::=i 0"1) ( ~ -b)

D,;,f,
7 A balloon and a mass are attached to a rod that is pivoted at a fixed point P.
• ~A\,e:;I"'\~
balloon
cwt'4.-::- Acwro
T"f'\~"2-0--=-- bx:'.b
45 49 : 35 25 20 15 10 5
mc::::::i::::::::5:=:::f::::::5c:=t:=:::::c=::::::c::::=r:::::(J p !!) ..;- ~ ~ I·S-
C
b 2<.)

The balloon is filled with helium, which is a gas that is less dense than air.

The balloon filled with helium applies an upward force on the rod.
\

The rod is horizontal and in equilibrium.

Which action causes the rod to rotate clockwise?

A moving the balloon to the 40 cm mark and the mass to the 30 cm ma_rk ~o :: ~ ~ \ 3..J
c-

~ moving the balloon to the 20 cm mark and the mass to the 10 cm mark )on~ - . 2.()
"b--r-2.
_

C moving the balloon to the 25cm mark and the mass to the 25cm mark _../. _ ~
. .,Yb_, '2...-S-= t
D moving the balloon to the 20 cm mark and the mass to the 30 cm mark 'NV'
I~ .:) ~.:::. ~, b ,~ 'J.

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8
A hole i? made in a square tile of uniform thickness. The diagram shows the tile hanging loosely
on a nail.

Where is the centre of gravity of the tile?

nail through hole ~h.ab ~ ~n-W~~t·rl~

~'t fo ·~'<'~1) ,

tile

'(a"\ \ (..( l rt f?'\.a...t..( 2- :::.. 'oi,V {~ O'\'l- V 2.

9 An object of mass 0.16 kg is moving forwards at a speed of 0.50 m / s.

A second object of mass 0.10 kg is at rest.,

The first object strikes the second object.

After the collision, the second object moves forwards at a speed of 0.50m/s.

What is the speed of the first object after the collision? ~•\b xo.s)~loxo~\J ~
A 0.0m/s @ 0.19m/s C 0.31 m/s D 0.50m/s ( 0 • \ (., .)(v, )+(_o·)~z, - ~

1O A ball is at rest at the top of a hill.

The ball rolls down the hill.

At the bottom of the hill the ball hits a wall and stops.

Which energy changes occur?

A gravitational potential energy --+ internal energy --+ kinetic energy

~ gravitational potential energy --+ kinetic energy --+ internal energy

C kinetic energy --+ gravitational potential energy --+ internal energy

D kinetic energy -+ internal energy --+ gravitational potential energy

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11 A man climbs a ladder.

Which quantities can be used to calculate the useful power of the man?

A the weight of the man and the time taken only

B the weight of the man and the vertical distance moved only

~
D
the work done by the man and the time taken only

the work done by the man and the vertical distance moved only

12 A student uses her thumb to push a drawing pin (thumb tack) into a notice board.

The pin goes into the board but does not penetrate her thumb.

Which statement explains this?

A The force exerted by the pin on her thumb is greater than the force exerted by the pin on the
notice board.

B The force exerted by the pin on the notice board is greater than the force exerted by the pin
on her thumb.

C The pressure of the pin on her thumb is greater than the pressure of the pin on the notice
board.

The pressure of the pin on the notice board is greater than the pressure of the pin on her
thumb.

13 A submarine is a boat that can travel below the surface of the sea.

A submarine is 20 m below the surface of the sea. The pressure due to the sea water at this
depth is P.

On another day, the submarine is 26 m below the surface of fresh water.

The density of sea water is 1.3 times the density of fresh water.

What is the pressure due to the fresh water at a depth of 26 m?

A
..E
1.3
<v C 1.3 P D 1.7 P

B
V=- SJ3\.,

-1
I.~
~~
~

r~\,, --
~

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14 When particles of a gas collide with a wall of a container, the wall experiences a pressure.

What is the cause of this pressure?

A the change in energy of the particles

fj) the change in momentum of the particles

,.

C the change in power of the particles

D the change in speed of the particles

8
15 Light travels at a speed of 2.0 x 10 m/ s in a glass block.
7
In the glass, the wavelength of the light is 4.0 x 10- m.

What is the frequency of the light?

A 2.0 x 10-15 Hz

B 1.3 x 10-2 Hz

C 80Hz
2--X<o?'
t(g 5.0 x 1014 Hz j- =
4 X (.;')-
16 In a shallow tank, a water wave moves through a barrier with a narrow gap. The diagram shows
the waves on the left-hand side and the right-hand side of the barrier.

water
wave

Which term describes the effect shown?

A reflection
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lo\o"lf
17 Which statement describes monochromatic light? , > ~t\~- h rN> ona--
b-vo ls:.e e;
light that never diffracts -~+-~~ h,i(i!.•f"') ?~-y

light that has a single frequency Jo ttP 0 .M 'H) ..~ -vY1J ~ We,..v-l. ~
C light that spreads out when shone through a glass prism
D light that travels at the same speed in all materials

18 An object is placed 8.0 cm from a thin converging lens of focal length 5.0 cm.

object converging lens

F

5.0cm
8.0cm

Which statement about the image formed by the lens is correct?

@Th e image is real and inverted. ~ lJ > ~

B The image is real and upright.
C The image is virtual and inverted.

D The image is virtual and upright. ➔ (v ~ S-) ~Y- V)~~ t ~ CAPY>5"¾1

19 A ray of light travels through transparent plastic to air.

transparent plastic NOTTO

SCALE

~""-8. .:=- _j__

\ I ""l,$'

The ray of light enters the air travelling parallel to the surface of the plastic.

The refractive index of the plastic is 1.25.

What is angle 0?

A 37° B 39° C 51° {!)53 °

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20
What is the speed of electromagnetic waves in a vacuum?

A 3.0 x 104 cm/s

~ 3.0 x 105 km/s

C 3.0 x 106 cm/s
D 3.0 x 1011 km/s

1 Which unit is a unit of weight?

A kilogram
B kilojoule
C kilometre

0ilonewton

2 The graph represents the motion of a vehicle.

20 · - - - -
speed
mis

0 +.---,,i,--'----1..---- -=--------'---+-
o 400
time/s

What is the distance travelled by the vehicle in 400 s?

A 20m B 400m V,ooom D 8000m

3 The diagram shows a distance-time graph for an object moving in a straight line.
y
12
distance/m
I o ,l-?1.,J eh >\z, n ~
6 -···-·······--./
-ro~'"J f ~
\2- b_ =- _§_ O-+----..---------i
.3 0 _ \ D 2-. D 0 10 30
.:::::: 3 _ _ A ,..3. time/s
-- ....) u
fD

A 0.20m/s a
What is the average speed between X and Y?

0.30m/s C 0.40m/s D 0.60m/s

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4 A space rocket travels to the Moon.

The acceleration of free fall is greater on the Earth than it is on the Moon.

How do the mass and weight of the space rocket on the Moon compare with their values on the
Earth?

mass on the Moon weight on the Moon

A less than on the Earth same as on the Earth

B less than on the Earth more than on the Earth

~ same as on the Earth less than on the Earth

D same as on the Earth more than on the Earth

5 A shopkeeper pours rice into a dish that hangs from a spring balance. He records the reading.

spring balance

rice

dish

A customer buys some pasta. The shopkeeper notices that the reading on the spring balance,
with just pasta in the dish, is the same as it was with just rice in the dish.

A density
-
Which quantity must be the same for the rice and for the pasta?

B temperature

C volume

<@weight

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6
A student_ deter~ines the density of an irregularly shaped stone. The stone is slowly lowered into
a measuring cylinder partly filled with water.

measuring
cylinder

stone

Which other apparatus does the student need to calculate the de!sity of the irregularly shaped
stone? -

® a balance
B a thermometer
C a metre rule
D a stop-watch

7 Four objects are moving.

Which object has a zero resultant force acting on it?

A the object moving at a decreasing speed

B the object moving at an increasing speed
C the object moving at a constant speed in a 9 --:::) ~ant-") PL~ 1 Jo-~l'c!..-/ ur-. W'7 ~q,,.,
Cl..<!. <.U2.,, vzvz.. ~"
@ the object moving at a constant speed in a straight line

8 The diagram shows a uniform metre rule. The rule is pivoted at its mid-point. A weight of 4.0 N is
suspended from the rule at the 5 cm mark. The rule is held by a string at the 30 cm mark. The rule
is in equilibrium. ~

string 5o--'k> · metre rule

0cm mark 1- ~2oem
100cm mark
5 50
30
pivot
4.0N"-t:==1

What is the upward force that the string exerts on the rule?

A 0.67N B 4.0N C 6.0N ~9.0N

f X 4 ' r J;~~V"V'~
l,{ ')1,-..~S'""
f 'I- ~o
f- -:::.. ~ ',( ~ 7
~-/~
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9 • t p and is in equilibrium, as
An irregularly shaped metal plate is freely suspen ded f rom a poin
shown. Point Q is vertically below P.

1O Which statement about the position of the centre of gravity of the metal plate is correct?

A It is at P. .,c_

B It is at Q. 'I-

C
0
It is halfway between P and Q.

Further investigation is needed to determine its position.

11 Which row about the change of energy in the energy store must be correct?
,----,r----------- r-----------,-•··· ···················· ···················· ·····
process change of
energy store
energy in store
l-6---"'MI------ -----+---------+· ····················· ······-·············· ·····
water pumped up to a gravitatioD..filill)tential increases
high-altitude dam energy of water ·--
B ! water pumped up to a kinetic energy decreases
! high-altitude dam of water
C air passes through gravitational potential increases
a wind turbine energy of air
D air passes through kinetic energy increases
a wind turbine of air

tk, c.u) <"'\

12 A rock of weight 50 N falls a vertical distance of 7 .0 m from rest.

What is the change in the gravi~ational potential energy store of the rock?

A decrease of 7 .1 J

(D decrease of 350 J
C increase of 7 .1 J

D increase of 350 J

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13
A child runs up a set of stairs four times. The time taken for each run is recorded.

£ 1

e)os
Which time is measured when the child's useful power is greatest?

B 20s C 30s
- , D 40s
. ~+
1' f .::- , w 'P

l,. L4?~L\1:, ~"N)e.,, ➔ ~\~\- r")~.CL..--6"

14 A woman has a weight of 600 N. She stands on a horizontal floor. The area of her feet in contact
with the floor is 0.050 m2.
-
What is the pressure she exerts on the floor?
A 1.2 x 103 N / m2
B 2.4 x 103 N/m2
r~~ -:::-- tt>~ c_e -- ,o'D
'P,~ I) 'IJ $'
© 1.2 x 104 N/m2
::::- \21 O OD
D 2.4 x 104 N/m2

15 The diagrams show graphs of displacement against time for four waves. All the graphs are drawn
to the same scale.

Which wave has the large~mplitu de and the highest frequency?

IB) '
displacement -'
A
' ' ·'~ ~ l

displacement
-
0 ~

0 ti me

~
\ \ ~
' C ' D
displacement displacement

Q-l-~-'-+-~ 1--4~-+-+- -t-~

0 time time

16 A student draws a diagram to show the directions of a light ray reflecting off a plane mirror.

mirmr
What are the correct terms for the lines drawn?

incident reflected
normal ra
ra
A 1 2 3
1 3 2
2 1 3
2 3 1
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16 An object O is placed
at point P near to a thin converging lens. The diagram shows three rays from
the top of O passing through the lens. Each point Fis one focal length from the centre
of the lens.
Each point 2F is two focal lengths from the centre of the lens.

P 2F Q

The object O is moved to point_Q_on the diagram.

Which type of image is produced when the object O is at point Q?

A inverted and the same size as the object

~inve rted and enlarged

C upright and the same size as the object

D upright and enlarged

17 Which diagram shows the dispersion of white light by a glass prism?

A 6)
~-"r--:: :..._red
red

white white
violet violet

C D

~-'r-- +-red
red
white ~-~v iolet
white violet
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18 Which
stateme nt is correct?

A A remote controller emits microwave radiation.

(9 A remote controller emits infrared radiation.
C A remote controller emits ultrasound.

D A remote controller emits ultraviolet radiation.

1 The graph shows how the distance travelled by a vehicle changes with time.

s
distance
Q R

time

Which row describes the speed of the vehicle in each section of the graph?

PtoQ QtoR Rto S

-
( A) constant zero constant
B constant zero decreasing
C increasing constant decreasing
D increasing zero constant

~~ N
2

A
-
Which statement about the mass and the weight of an object is correct?

They are both affected by changes in the acceleration of free fall.

B They are both forces.

G D
They have different units.

Weight is calculated by dividing mass by the acceleration of free fall.

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3 Two runners take part in a race.

The graph shows how the speed of each runner changes with time.

speed , runner 1
,,,,,,,,' runner 2

00 t
time

What does the graph show about the runners at time n

~ Both runners are moving at the same speed.

B Runner 1 has zero acceleration.

C Runner 1 runs ahead of runner 2.

D Runner 2 is slowing down.

4 Two objects P and Q are placed in a beaker containing a liquid.

Object P floats in the liquid and object Q sinks.

Which row for the densities of object P, object Q and the liquid is possible
?

density of objectP density of object Q densit~ of liguid

g/cm3 g/cm 3 g/cm 3
A 1.2 0.6 0.8
B 1.2 1.4 1.0
C 11.3 8.9 13.6
(cl; 11.3 19.3 13.6

..15- -~ o bje c.J-, i (

d.12(\~ ~~
\
'~ y-<\.JY'2 _ 1h. "\'V) .fu. \
\ l
' ~ ' ( .!
(.,

..
t¼n~, ,t- ut,l\ ~"'~~ w~~ f\~c: red
l
'r-i \~,'4 ) C\ V\~
"
,J-
\
\t \eM µVIµ _ '
~~V'\ \ : 'V'-'f ,' 4 '~ c...c:, ~,'
:Po eit.

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5 A student hangs different loads on a spring.

The diagrams show the lengths of the spring with different loads.

3.0cm

6.0cm

9.0cm

2.0N -

4.0N

Which row gives the correct extensions of the spring?

extension/ cm when extension/ cm when extension/ cm when

the load is 0 N the load is 2.0 N the load is 4.0 N

A 0 3.0 3.0
--
773) 0 3.0 (2ro) 6.0 ( q-&)
-x '

~ 3.0 3.0 3.0

D 3.0 6.0 9.0

- u ..,,.~ I ! . . ~ {~~ f;t

C1..o c~~ ~ 2-e,,c,,)
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6 A beam on a pivot supports a load P at one end and a load Q at the other end.
The weight of the beam can be ignored.

30cm 70cm

6p
4.pivot
[]Q

The beam is balanced.

y' ':I-- g O ::-cSl ')[1-v
Which row gives possible values for P and for Q?

PIN QIN
P/& ~3/~ :::-2lj°t
A 21 7

(~ 21 9
c 30 10
D 30 70

7 A hole is made in a square tile of uniform thickness. The diagram shows the tile hanging loosely
on a nail.

Where is the centre of gravity of the tile?

nail through hole

tile

8 Which source of energy is renewable?

A coal

B natural gas

/,\~ oil
(V wind

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9 A man climbs a ladder.

Which quantities can be used to calculate the useful power of the man?

A the weight of the man and the time taken only

B the weight of the man and the vertical distance moved only

@ the work done by the man and the time taken only

D the work done by the man and the vertical distance moved only

10 A student uses her thumb to push a drawing pin (thumb tack) into a notice board.

The pin goes into the board but does not penetrate her thumb.

Which statement explains this?

A The force exerted by the pin on her thumb is greater than the force exerted by the pin on the
notice board.

B The force exerted by the pin on the notice board is greater than the force exerted by the pin
on her thumb.

C The pressure of the pin on her thumb is greater than the pressure of the pin on the notice
board.

{§) The pressure of the pin on the notice board is greater than the pressure of the pin on her
th
umb. .9-~\\ eY Suvi~ °'~
Dr AM J-\p P-::-f
~~~ ~~ --~~~ C-\v--d \...,~ A
11 Two identical fish tanks are filled with water to the same level. ~ ' < " ~ c...V11Z... ~~ t"l::'n- .(?); .e~

One tank contains fresh water. The other tank contains sea water. ~ 'O\Uzl,, f ' ~ ~ c~~
J--.r('u_.,,~ p~.
Sea water is more dense than fresh water.

Which fish experiences the greatest pressure?

A~
l B~

c~ D~

fresh water sea water

T'-L- ~'V1,f, t'i\. ~ A;<'ph, ~ \\. "" Jl...;-" 6) CV~'ry

e (. C,~ - ~A- ~1:\e..~ ~

f!v-t.~ v"f' .:::; Jl,-~ "-J >< ""-c <'.'-<'(,Ne. ~ J.,.e ~ /P'"" 1\, X cV pl1-,

~~-ffl~
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12 Which arrow on the graph shows the amplitude of the wave
? \ ~ me_ ,~ rtilf. L~ A'~tv \~\""l !-.

displacement

0-1- ---- +--- +--- +-........- ' r - - - - - t - - ~

0
distance

13 In a shallow tank, a wate r wave moves through a barrie

r with a narrow gap. The diagr am show s
the wave s on the left-hand side and the right-hand side of
the barrier.

water
wave

Which term describes the effect shown?

A reflection

B dispersion

C refraction

\~
diffraction
\> ~o q)\,e_ l"O ~ :> r, u)¼ .,~ °' vO C.\Jt:2.. ~ ~~~ Dv t I,

~ L~~ \,\- r~~ ~,..., JU,:'\ .. ("" '"\e""' "'"l) ~ D

u-, ~,Lv, · ~
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14 A parallel beam of light is incident on a plane mirror.

Which diagram shows how the beam is reflected by the mirror?

C D

spectrum

15 A boy sees a fish in a lake.

Which labelled path is taken by the light travelling from the fish to the boy's eye?

(\..\

I
If

air
water
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16 Whic
h diagram shows the formation of a real imag
lens? e of an object o placed in front of a convergin
g

C
0
0

17 Which statement is correct?

~ )
A Infrared radiation is used in medic.§I scannin(J
j)f bones. - x' -- ~
~ Microwaves are used in telecommunications.
•
C Ultraviolet light is used in night vision p h
o~ 'J~ ~"~
D X-rays are used in thermal imaging.

~ )t-)V \J\" 4~r v\- ~ ,~~ ,,~e 4

~~-t~nv ~ I

[fur n over.
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1

The diagram shows a measuring cylinder containing some water.

8
25
cm 3
20

15

10

(a) State the volume of the water in the measuring cylinder.

volume = .......... ~t ...................... cm

3
[1]

(b) A student adds 20 drops of water to the water that is in the measuring cylinder in the diagram.
The new volume of water in the measuring cylinder is 25cm3 .

Calculate the average volume of one drop of water.

-~ ➔ J\v"-\..,~-
Vol '--ln\.t- =o<.~ -2.O \J,,~~JL. ·~
- ~\ 0~ ti~

-9-Lrn'J:,

average volume of one drop= .............. ~ ..~.....9.~..... cm 3

[4]

[Total: 5]

2 A skydiver jumps from an aeroplane. She falls freely with her parachute closed; then she opens
her parachute.

Diagram A shows the skydiver falling freely with her parachute closed.

Diagram B shows the skydiver falling .with the parachute open.

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Diagram A Diagram B

The graph shows the speed-time graph for the skydiver' s vertical motion, from leaving the aeroplane
to landing on the ground.

60
vertical
speed
m/s
B (!;
50

I
40

30

20

10
0 E

0
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
time/s

Using the information from the graph:

(a) Describe the vertical motion of the skydiver between time = O and time = 20 s.
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c3
(b) Determine the maximum vertical speed of the skydiver.

maximum speed = ......... ?.~.............................. m Is [11

{c) Determine the point, A, B, C, Dor E, at which the skydiver opens her parachute .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [ 1 ]

{d) Determine the distance the skydiver falls between time= 50 sand time= 80 s.

¾\m.Q_. ~ %a - ~o .::;;. ~o

~~ := S - 0 ..:= .S

~~~ ~ ~~~ )<_t;\~, ::-- 5)}.. 'l-n

~ ~ ~I'\..,)
. \So
distance = ................................................ m [3)
( 4""-,c,·
[Total: 6)

3 The diagram shows children about to run a race. They have to run 25 m. pick up a small plastic
ring and run back to the base line. Each child finishes when they cross the base line holding the
plastic ring.

hooter

base line--=-

~ 2 5m

plastic rings

(a) Suggest what equipment the teacher uses to measure the length of 25 m.

·······················~~~~~i....... ~.~.f.~....................................................................... [1]

(b) Determine the total distance for the race.

2.<;rn
-So
distance = .............................................. m (1]
• -\" 2-c; ~

[Total: 2]
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4 In a race, a child runs 500 m in 4 minutes and 20 seconds.

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(a) Determine how many seconds there are in 4 minutes and 20 seconds.

time= .............. ?.::f9-...................... s [1]

(b) Calculate the average speed of the child.

) ... ~2-~ ~ 2.rnJ ~

average speed = .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. .. m Is [3]

[Total: 4]

5 A force is a vector quantity.

State two features of a vector quantity.

1. . ......~...........M.Q\. .~. ~. t. ~ d-e....................................................................... .

2. ..................................... _'~~1:-f:S?..t:..D ~.D.: ... .. .. ...... ....... ....... .. .... ........
...... .... .. .. ... ........ .. [2]

[Total: 2]
6 A force is a vector quantity.

State the names of two other quantities that are vectors.

1. .. ......~.5 b t...................................................................................................................
2 .......... ~.~.~~~~~.~.~~......................................................................................
.......... [2]

[Total: 2]

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7
The diagram shows a closed textbook.

There are 270 sheets of paper in the textbook. The total thickness of the sheets is 29 mm.

Calculate the average thickness of one sheet of paper.

-s_ .:::.
a.
':L·, ~ ~ _
-s~
~sx, D·
2-9-o ~ry--c
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8 Water is dripping from a tap into a measuring cylinder.

The water drops fall from the tap at equal time intervals.

A student uses a stop-watch to measure the time taken fci>r the tap to prpduce 200 drops. The
diagram shows the time reading on the stop-watch.

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(a) Determine the time, in seconds, for the tap to produce 200 drops.

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