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A student investigates the rate of flow of oil through a funnel.
The diagrams show the experiment and the volume of oil in the measuring cylinder at the start of the experiment, and one minute later.
What is the rate of flow of oil through the funnel during the one minute?
The graph represents the motion of a vehicle.
What is the distance travelled by the vehicle in 400 s?
The speed-time graph represents the motion of an object.
What is the average speed of the object?
A spring is stretched by hanging a piece of metal from it.
Which name is given to the force that stretches the spring?
The graph shows how weight varies with mass on planet P and on planet Q. An object weighs 400 N on planet P. The object is taken to planet Q. Which row is correct?
What is needed to determine the density of a regularly shaped block?
The diagram shows an aircraft flying in a straight horizontal line at constant speed.
$W$ is the weight of the aircraft.
$L$ is the lift (upward force) due to air flow over the wings.
$T$ is the thrust force due to the engine.
$D$ is the air resistance (drag).
The diagram shows the direction of these forces.
What are the relationships between the forces?
A pivoted beam supports a load $P$ at one end and a load $Q$ at the other end.
The weight of the beam can be ignored.
The beam is balanced.
Which row gives possible values for $P$ and for $Q$?
Each diagram shows a metal plate with four parallel forces acting on it. These are the only forces acting on the plates.
In which diagram is the plate in equilibrium?
A load is attached to the end of a spring. A student pulls the load down from its rest position and releases it. It oscillates vertically and eventually comes to rest.
Which row gives the type of energy transferred to the apparatus, and the type of energy to which this has then been transferred when the load comes to rest?
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A student runs up a flight of stairs.
Which information is not needed to calculate the rate at which the student is doing work against gravity?
A book has a mass of 400 g.
One of its surfaces measures 0.10 m × 0.20 m. This surface is in contact with a table.
The gravitational field strength $g$ is 10 N/kg.
What is the pressure exerted on the table due to the book?
The diagram shows a simple mercury barometer.
Which length is used to find the value of atmospheric pressure?
A pollen grain in a beaker of still water is viewed through a microscope.
Which diagram shows the most likely movement of the pollen grain?
The diagram shows an air-filled rubber toy. A child sits on the toy and its volume decreases.
The temperature of the air in the toy does not change.
How does the air pressure in the toy change and why?
Which row identifies the fixed points on the Celsius scale?
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The diagram shows an electric heater being used to heat a beaker of water and an identical beaker containing oil. Both are heated for one minute.
The temperature of the water and the temperature of the oil increase steadily. The increase in temperature of the oil is much greater than that of the water.
Why is this?
Which statement about the direction of a change of state is correct?
Three cups are made from the same insulating material.
The cups are each filled with the same volume of hot tea.
In which cup does the tea cool most quickly and in which cup does it cool most slowly?
Why does a balloon filled with hot air rise?
A wave moves along the surface of water. What is the wavelength of the wave?
The diagram represents plane wavefronts of a water wave about to strike a solid barrier.
Which diagram shows the position of the wavefronts after reflection at the barrier?
The diagram shows an object O in front of a thin converging lens of focal length $f$.
At which point will the lens form a sharp image of the object?
The diagram shows light travelling from glass to air.
What is the angle of refraction for this ray of light?
Which piece of equipment is designed to produce a type of electromagnetic wave?
What is ultrasound?
A student finds that it takes sound 0.33 seconds to travel 100 metres.
From this information, what is the speed of sound?
A train of steel nails and a train of iron nails hang from a strong magnet.
The trains are then carefully removed from the magnet.
What happens to the trains?
Two circuits are set up as shown. The iron rods are placed close together and are able to move.
What happens to the size of the gap at X when switch S is closed?
Which circuit can be used to determine the resistance of resistor R?
A wire has a resistance $R$.
A second wire made from the same metal has double the length and has double the diameter of the first wire.
What is the resistance of the second wire?
The circuit diagram shows a 4.0 Ω resistor and an 8.0 Ω resistor connected to a 6.0 V battery.
What is the potential difference (p.d.) across the 4.0 Ω resistor?
The diagram shows a motor and a light-dependent resistor (LDR) connected in a circuit.
Which change decreases the current in the motor so that it turns more slowly?
The diagram shows a circuit with a fixed resistor connected in series with a thermistor and an ammeter.
Which row shows how temperature change affects the resistance of the thermistor and the current in the circuit?
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An appliance is connected to a mains supply. Its circuit also contains a switch and a fuse.
Which circuit shows the fuse in the correct position?
The diagram shows a bar magnet and a coil of wire. The bar magnet is moved at the same speed in each experiment.
In which situation is the largest electromotive force (e.m.f.) induced?
Diagram 1 shows a wire carrying an electric current. The wire is between the poles of a magnet.
The current and the magnetic field produce a force on the wire which is upwards, as shown.
The magnetic poles and the current are now both reversed, as in diagram 2.
In which direction is the force on the wire in diagram 2?
A nuclide of radon-222 is represented by $^{222}_{86}\text{Rn}$.
How many protons and how many neutrons are in a nucleus of this nuclide?
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A radioactive source emits three types of radiation R, S and T.
The diagram shows an experiment set up to study the penetrating properties of R, S and T.
Which types of radiation are R, S and T?
A radioactive source has a half-life of 0.5 hours.
A detector near the source shows a reading of 6000 counts per second.
Background radiation can be ignored.
What is the reading on the detector 1.5 hours later?