UNIVERSITYOFCAMBRIDGEINTERNATIONALEXAMIInternationalGeneralCertificate ofSecondaryEducation
PHYSICS
Paper1 MultipleChoice May/June2013
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1The diagramsshow the readingsonameasuringcylinderbefore and afterasmallmetal cube isadded.
cm3 cm3
10 / 109 / 9
8 / 8
7 / 7
6 / 6
5 / 5
4
water / 3 / metalcube
2
1
before after
How many more identical cubescan be addedto the cylinder, without causingthe water tooverflow?Donotincludethecube alreadyinthecylinder.
A 1 B 2 C 3 D 4
2 Whichpersonisexperiencinganacceleration?
A adriverofacarthatisbrakingtostopattrafficlights
B apassengerinatrainthatisstationaryinarailwaystation
C ashopperinalarge store ascendinganescalator(movingstairs) atauniformrate
D askydiverfallingatconstantspeedtowardstheEarth
3 Acartravels atvarious speedsduringashortjourney.
The table shows the distances travelled and the times taken during each of four stages
P,Q,RandS.
stage / P / Q / R / Sdistancetravelled/km
timetaken/minutes / 1.8
2 / 3.6
2 / 2.7
4 / 2.7
3
Duringwhichtwostagesisthecartravellingatthesameaveragespeed?
A PandQ B PandS C QandR D RandS
4 TwoblocksofmetalXandYhang fromspring balances,asshown inthediagrams.
N N
0 0
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
X
Y
Whatdoesthediagramshowabout XandY?
A Theyhave thesamemassandthesamevolumebutdifferentweights.B Theyhave thesamemassandthesameweightbutdifferentvolumes.C Theyhave thesamemass,thesamevolumeandthesameweight.
D Theyhave thesameweightandthesamevolumebutdifferentmasses.
5A1kgsampleofaluminium isstoredinalaboratory.Inadifferent laboratory,inthe sametown,there isa1kgsampleofiron.
Whichquantity mustthesetwosamplesalwayshave incommon?
A thesamedensity
B thesametemperature
C thesamevolume
D thesameweight
6 Ameasuringcylinderhas amassof120gwhenempty.
When itcontains50cm
160g.
ofa liquid,the total massofthe measuringcylinder and the liquidis
Whatisthedensity oftheliquid?
40 3
A 50 g/cm
50 3
B 40 g/cm
120 3
C 50
160
g/cm
3
D 50
g/cm
7 Acarmovesalong alevelroad.
Thediagramshowsallofthehorizontal forces actingonthecar.
800N
airresistance
500N
friction
2000Nforcefromengine
Whichstatementiscorrect?
A Thecarisslowingdown.
B Thecarisspeedingup.
C Thecarismovingataconstantspeed.
D Thecarismovingbackwards.
8 Thediagramshowsaforcebeingapplied toalevertoliftaheavy weight.
force
pivot lever
heavyweight
Whichchangewouldenabletheheavy weighttobeliftedwithasmaller force?
A Movetheforcetotheright.
B Movetheheavy weighttotheright.
C Movetheforcetotheleft.
D Movethepivottotheleft.
9 Thediagramshowsahydroelectricsystem.
reservoir
pipe
water
powerstation
Whatarethemainenergychangestakingplace?
A chemicalenergy→kineticenergy→electrical energy
Belectrical energy→gravitationalenergy→kineticenergyCgravitationalenergy→kineticenergy→electrical energyD kineticenergy→electrical energy→gravitationalenergy
10 Anescalator(movingstairs) and alift(elevator)are bothusedtocarrypassengersfromthesameundergroundrailwayplatformuptostreetlevel.
escalator lift
The escalatortakes20secondstocarry aman tostreetlevel.The useful workdone isW.Theusefulpower developedisP.Thelifttakes30secondstocarrythesameman tostreetlevel.
Howmuchusefulworkisdone bythelift,andhowmuchusefulpower isdevelopedbythelift?
usefulworkdone bylift / usefulpowerdevelopedbyliftABC
D / morethanWmorethanWW
W / less than PP
less than P
P
11 Aman standsontheground.
Whichactionwillincreasethepressurethattheman exertsontheground?
A Theman slowlybendshisknees.
B Theman slowlyliesdownontheground.
C Theman slowlyraiseshisarms.
D Theman slowlyraisesonefootofftheground.
12 Thediagramshowsasimplemercury barometer.
cm vacuum
90
80
metrerule 70
60
50
40
30
20
10
mercury
Whichlength isusedtofindthevalueofatmosphericpressure?
A 12cm B 74cm C 86cm D 100cm
13 Athermometerbulbiscoveredbyapiece ofdamp absorbentcloth.
thermometer
air
dampcloth
bulb
Airatroomtemperatureisblownacrossthedamp cloth.Whathappenstothethermometerreading?
A Itremainsconstant.
B Itrises.
C Itrises then falls.
D Itfalls.
14 Agas storagetankhas afixedvolume. The graph showshowthe temperatureofthe gas inthetankvaries withtime.
temperature
X Y time
AttimeY,thegas moleculesare
A closer togetherthan attimeX.
B hittingthesidesofthetankharderthan attimeX.
C largerinsizethan attimeX.
D movingmoreslowlythan attimeX.
15 Thediagramsshowfourblocksofsteel.Theblocksarealldrawn tothesamescale.
Thesamequantity ofthermal energy(heat) isgiventoeachblock.Whichblockshowsthegreatestriseintemperature?
A B C D
16 Amercury thermometerwithnoscaleistapedtoarulerasshown.
Whenthethermometerisplacedinsteam,themercury levelrises to22.0cm.
Whenthethermometerisplacedinpuremeltingice,themercury levelfallsto2.0cm.
cm
30
28
26
24
22
20
18ruler 16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
thermometer
mercury
Whichtemperatureisshown bythemercury levelinthediagram?
A 6°C B 8°C C 30°C D 40°C
17 Thediagramshowsthecross-sectionofavacuumflaskcontainingahotliquidinacoldroom.
XandYarepointsontheinsidesurfacesofthewallsoftheflask.
coldroom
X Y
hotliquid
vacuum
Howisthermal energytransferredbetweenXandY?
A byconductionandconvection
B byconductiononly
C byradiation andconvection
D byradiation only
18 Thediagramshowsarefrigerator.
Thecoolingunitisplacedatthetop.Thecoolingunitcoolstheairnear it.
coolingunit
Whathappenstothedensity oftheairasitcools, andhowdoesitmove?
density oftheair / movementoftheairABC
D / decreasesdecreasesincreases
increases / movesdownstaysatthetopmovesdown
staysatthetop
19 Visiblelightandγ-raysarebothwaves.
Howmaytheycorrectlybedescribed?
visiblelight / γ-raysABC
D / longitudinallongitudinaltransverse
transverse / longitudinaltransverselongitudinal
transverse
20 Thediagramrepresentsawave.
displacement
distance
X Y
Howmanywavelengthsarethere betweenXandY?
A 2 B C
3
11 D
2
21 Different parts ofthe electromagneticspectrumare usedfordifferent purposes.Beloware fourstatementsabout parts ofthespectrum.
statement1: Infra-redwavesareusedintelevision remotecontrollers.
statement2: Radiowavesareusedtotransmit television picturesfromsatellitestoEarth.statement3: Ultra-violetwavesareusedforintruder alarms.
statement4: X-raysareusedforsecurity checks.Whichstatementsarecorrect?
A 1and2 B 1and4 C 2and3 D 3and4
22 Whichdiagramshowshowarayoflightcouldpassthrough aglassblockinair?
A B
glass
glass
C D
glass
glass
23 Whichdiagramcorrectlyrepresentsraysoflightpassingthrough aconverginglens inacamera?
A B
camera
camera
objectimagelens
objectimagelens
C
camera
D
camera
object
lens
image
objectimagelens
24 Thediagramsrepresenttwosoundwaves.Thescalesinthetwodiagramsarethesame.
displacement
displacement
time
time
soundwave1
soundwave2
Whichstatementdescribesthewaves?
A Thewaveshave differentloudnessanddifferentpitch.
B Thewaveshave differentloudnessbutthesamepitch.
C Thewaveshave thesameloudnessandthesamepitch.
D Thewaveshave thesameloudnessbutdifferentpitch.
25 Astudentclaps once whenstanding100mawayfromalargewall.
Thespeedofsoundinairis330m/s.
Howlongafterclapping doesthestudenthear anecho?
A 0.30s B 0.61s C 1.7s D 3.3s
26 Whichstatementabout magnetismiscorrect?
A Aluminiumisaferrous metal.
B Asteel magnetcanbedemagnetisedbyheatingit.
C Thecore ofanelectromagnetisusuallymadeofsteel.
D Themagneticfieldlinesaroundabarmagnetareevenlyspaced.
27 Twosoft-ironrodsareplacedendtoendinsideacoilwhichisconnectedtoabattery.
coilsoft-ironrod soft-ironrod
Theconnectionsfromthebattery tothecoilarenowreversed.Whathappenstothesoft-ironrodsineachcase?
battery connectionsasshown / battery connectionsreversedABC
D / rodsattractrodsattractrodsrepel
rodsrepel / rodsattractrodsrepelrodsattract
rodsrepel
28 Three chargedballs, P, Q and R are suspendedby insulating threads.Ball P is negativelycharged.
BallQisbrought close toballP.
insulatingthread
P – Q
BallQisnowbrought close toballR.
Q R
WhatarethechargesonballQandonballR?
ballQ / ballRABC
D / positivepositivenegative
negative / positivenegativepositive
negative
29 WhichcircuitcouldbeusedtodeterminetheresistanceoftheresistorR?
A B
V A
R RA
V
C D
V A
RRV
A
30 Whichcopperwirewouldhave thesmallestresistance?
A along,thickwire
B along,thinwire
C ashort, thickwire
D ashort, thinwire
31 Thediagramshowsanelectrical circuit.
L M
N
P O
Betweenwhichtwopoints must avoltmeter be connectedtofindthe potential differenceacrossthebell?
A LandM B MandN C NandO D OandP
32 Thereadingontheammeterinthecircuitis1.0A.
Asecondammeterisconnectedinthecircuit.Italso reads1.0A.Atwhichlabelled pointisitconnected?
1.0A A
A
DB C
33 Thecircuitshowsabattery andfourlamps. Allthelamps arelit.
Onelampfailsandallthelamps goout.Whichlampfailed?
A
D
34 Adesk lampshould have a3Afusefitted,buta13Afusehas beenfittedbymistake.
Thelampisnotfaulty.
Thelampisswitchedon.Whathappens?
A Thefuseblows.
B Thefusedoesnotblowbutthelampdoesnotlight.
C Thelampdraws toomuchcurrent andthesupplycablescouldmelt.
D Thelampworksnormally.
35 Anelectriccurrent canproduceaheatingeffectandamagneticeffect.
Whichrowshowstheeffectthatarelayuses,togetherwithoneapplicationofarelay?
effectusedbyarelay / oneapplicationofarelayABC
D / heatingeffectheatingeffectmagneticeffect
magneticeffect / allowingasmallcurrent toswitchonalargecurrentchangingthevoltage ofanalternatingcurrentallowingasmallcurrent toswitchonalargecurrent
changingthevoltage ofanalternatingcurrent
36 Thediagramshowsamains transformerthathas anoutputvoltage of12V.
coilwith
1000turns soft-ironcore
240Va.c.input
12Va.c.output
Howmanyturnsofwireareinthesecondarycoil?
A 12 B 20 C 50 D 20000
37 Thediagramshowsanexperimenttodemonstrateelectromagneticinduction.
X A
wire
N S
Y
XandYarejoined,inturn,byfourwires,eachmadeofadifferentmaterial.Each wireisthen moved quicklydownwardsbetweenthemagnets.
Whichmaterial willnot giverisetoaninducedcurrent inthewire?
A aluminium
B copper
C iron
D nylon
38 Inacathode-raytube, particlesarefiredatascreen.
Whataretheseparticles?
A α-particles
B electronsC neutronsD protons
39 Thegraph showshowthecountrate onadetectorduetoaradioactivesourcechangeswithtime.
countrate
4800
countsperminute
2400
0
0 1 2 3 4 5
time/hours
Whatisthecountrate at5.0hours?
A 960countsperminuteB 600countsperminuteC 150countsperminuteD 0countsperminute
40 Thediagramrepresentsacarbonatom.
––
–– key
neutron
+ + +
+ + –
+
+
protonelectron
––
Whatisthenucleonnumber(massnumber)forthisatom?
A 6 B 8 C 14 D 20
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