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PHYSICS - Solved Exam

This document contains instructions and questions for a monthly physics exam to be held on October 2023. It is divided into three sections (A, B, C) containing a total of 10 questions. Section A has 15 marks, Section B has 70 marks, and Section C has 15 marks. Section A contains multiple choice and matching questions. Section B requires longer answers. Section C requires answering one long question worth 15 marks. The document provides relevant physical constants, instructions on completing the exam, and the exam questions.

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PHYSICS - Solved Exam

This document contains instructions and questions for a monthly physics exam to be held on October 2023. It is divided into three sections (A, B, C) containing a total of 10 questions. Section A has 15 marks, Section B has 70 marks, and Section C has 15 marks. Section A contains multiple choice and matching questions. Section B requires longer answers. Section C requires answering one long question worth 15 marks. The document provides relevant physical constants, instructions on completing the exam, and the exam questions.

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THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE

REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT


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FORM ONE MONTHLY TEST EXAMINATION
PHYSICS
TIME: 3 HOURS OCTOBER 2023

INSTRUCTION
1. This paper consist of section A, B and C with total of ten (10) questions
2. Answer all questions
3. Section A carries 15 marks, section B 70marks and section C caries 15 marks
4. Where necessary the following constants may be used
𝑁
Acceleration due to gravity, g =10
𝐾𝑔
1𝑔 1000𝑘𝑔
Density of water = 𝑜𝑟
𝑐𝑚3 𝑚3
Pie, = 𝜋3.14

QUESTION TICK (  ) SCORE EXAMINER’S


NUMBER INITIAL

10

U.B.N COOPERATION PHYSICS MONTHLY TEST OCTOBER


SECTION A (15 mark)
Answer ALL questions
1. For each of the items (i) – (ii), choose the correct answer among the given alternatives and write
its letter
i) Solar system is held together by ___________ force
a) Friction
b) Strong nuclear
c) Viscous
d) Gravitational

ii) Dynamic friction ________________compared to static friction.


a) Less
b) Greater
c) Same as
d) Higher

iii) One of t he effects of force is __________________


a) It changes color
b) Increases brightness
c) It changes material state
d) It changes direction

iv) One of the effects of stretching force is ________________


a) It causes of a n object to increase and cross section area to reduce
b) It shows down motion of moving bodies
c) It helps to reduce friction in electric trains
d) It causes loss of energy

v) _______________ is a systematic attempt to understand natural phenomena in grant detail


that is how the universe exits and operates
a) Scientific investigation
b) Scientific method
c) Science
d) Modern physics

vi) A scientific statement which needs to be proven through scientific research is known as:-
a) Law
b) Principle
c) Hypothesis
d) Conclusion

U.B.N COOPERATION PHYSICS MONTHLY TEST OCTOBER


vii. A simple pendulum swings between X and Y. The amplitude of the oscillation is:-
a) Distance X to Y
b) Distance X to Y
c) Half the distance X to Y
d) Twice the distance X to Y and back

viii. When using a measuring cylinder, one precaution to take is to:-


a) Check for zero error
b) Look at the meniscus from below the level of the water
c) Obtain more readings by looking from more than one direction
d) Position the eye in the line with the base of the meniscus

ix. The angle of incidence is equal to the corresponding angle of reflection in :-


a) Diffuse reflection of light only
b) Regular reflection of light only
c) Both regular and diffuse reflection of light
d) Certain type of diffuse and regular reflection of light

x. What is the mass of a man on the earth if his mass on the moon is 84kg?
a) 8.4kg
b) 14kg
c) 84kg
d) 504kg

2. Match each of the items in list A with correct meaning in list B


List A List B
A. Scale
B. plunger
C. Bevel
D. Scale
E. Barrel
F. Adapter
G. Needle
H. Barrel flangre

U.B.N COOPERATION PHYSICS MONTHLY TEST OCTOBER


SECTION B (70 mark)
Answer ALL questions
3. (a) A body dipped into a liquid experiences an upthrust. State two factors on which
upthrust on the
body depend
(b) A ship is normally with a large hollow space. This means that the ship has a large volume
which allows it to displace a large volume of water, resulting into large upthrust equaling the
weight of the ship. If the hollow space is filled with air what would happen
(c) Calculate the density of body, if a floating body is 95% submerged in water. The density
of water is 1000kg/𝑚3

4. Salome is a standard seven (7) pupil at Ushindi primary school, she heard some
terminologies from her sister Zukharia who is a form one student at Juhudi Jeshini Secondary
school. Assume you are Zukhaira and give the usual meaning of the following terminologies
[Tensional force, Bouyant force, Viscous force, Normal force, Tensional force]

5. (a) When the cart is move there is a work done and when a cart does not move there is
no work is done. Why?

(b) From the following conditions identify whether the work is done or not?
(i) Lifting or lowering the object
(ii) Force holding an object but an object does not move.
(iii) Force and distance acts perpendicular to each other.

6. Explain the following concepts


(i) Ink stick on paper
(ii) Water wet the glass but mercury not
(iii) Force and distance acts perpendicular to each other
(iv) Razor blade floating in fresh water and sink in soapy water.
(v) Beans appear to swell up when soaked in water for over night

U.B.N COOPERATION PHYSICS MONTHLY TEST OCTOBER


7(a) Is necessary to construct a house with a wide foundation?. Why?
b) Explain three characteristics of pressure in liquids
c) A cube of sides 2cm is completely submerged in water so that the bottom of the cube is
at a depth of 10cm. If density of water (𝜌) is 1027𝑘𝑔⁄𝑚3 ; g = 10𝑁⁄𝑘𝑔:
(i) What is the difference between pressure at the bottom of the cube and the pressure at its
top?
(ii) Determine the difference in the forces at the top and bottom.
(iii) What is the weight of the water displaced by the cube?

8(a) State the law which involves elastic limit


b) Draw its graph
c) Give an explanation for the shape of the graph

9 (a) What is reflection of light?


b) Explain two types of reflection
c) State two laws of reflection of light

SECTION C (15 Marks)


Answer question number Ten (10) in this section
10(a) State the law of buoyancy
b) Explain the mechanism of hot air balloon
c) A hot–air balloon including the envelope, gondola, burner and fuel and one passenger
has a total mass of 450kg. The air outside the balloon is at 20℃ and has a density of
1.29𝑘𝑔⁄𝑚3 . The air inside the envelope is heated to a temperature of 120℃, at which, it has
density of 0.90𝑘𝑔⁄𝑚3 . To what volume must the envelope expand to just lift the balloon into
the air?

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