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    Grade-9-Final term-QP-MS-22-23

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    This document contains two practice tests with multiple choice questions (MCQs) about electrical circuits and components. The first test covers topics like circuit diagrams, measuring resistance and temperature, and how resistance changes with temperature. The second test includes questions about voltage and current measurements in series and parallel circuits, as well as how changing lengths and cross-sectional areas affect resistance and current.

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    Grade-9-Final term-QP-MS-22-23

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    This document contains two practice tests with multiple choice questions (MCQs) about electrical circuits and components. The first test covers topics like circuit diagrams, measuring resistance and temperature, and how resistance changes with temperature. The second test includes questions about voltage and current measurements in series and parallel circuits, as well as how changing lengths and cross-sectional areas affect resistance and current.

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    This document contains two practice tests with multiple choice questions (MCQs) about electrical circuits and components. The first test covers topics like circuit diagrams, measuring resistance and temperature, and how resistance changes with temperature. The second test includes questions about voltage and current measurements in series and parallel circuits, as well as how changing lengths and cross-sectional areas affect resistance and current.

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    Grade-9-Final term-QP-MS-22-23

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    This document contains two practice tests with multiple choice questions (MCQs) about electrical circuits and components. The first test covers topics like circuit diagrams, measuring resistance and temperature, and how resistance changes with temperature. The second test includes questions about voltage and current measurements in series and parallel circuits, as well as how changing lengths and cross-sectional areas affect resistance and current.

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    paper-2

    MCQs

    1. A 21. A
    2. B 22. D
    3. C 23. D
    4. A 24. D
    5. C 25. A
    6. C 26. B
    7. D 27. A
    8. A 28. B
    9. B 29. D
    10. D 30. A
    11. A 31. B
    12. B 32. A
    13. B 33. A
    14. A 34. D
    15. A 35. B
    16. A 36. D
    17. A 37. A
    18. D 38. A
    19. A 39. C
    20. C 40. D
    1 (a) circuit diagram with cell and ammeter in series with resistor/wire/lamp and
    voltmeter across resistor/wire/lamp B1
    R = V/I in any form or gradient of V, I graph B1
    thermometer/thermocouple used or shown B1
    statement of how different temperatures obtained,
    e.g. water bath/oven/heat room/change supply voltage or current or series resist
    e.
    to change temperature B1 [4]

    (b) (i) resistance increases with temperature M1


    (approximately) linear, proportional, straight line increase A1 [2]

    (ii) curved line starting at origin C1


    correct curvature from origin with decreasing gradient
    allow zero gradient not negative gradient A1 [2]

    (c)
    c) 1 (current) increases B1
    thermistor resistance decreases B1 [2]

    2 (voltmeter reading) increases B1


    greater fraction of voltage across resistor or potential divider equation
    explained
    or greater current through fixed/constant/2000 Ω resistor B1 [2]

    (ii) (voltage across thermistor) 2.2 (V) or attempt to use potential divider formula C1
    (current) 3.8 / 2000 or 1.9 ×10–3 (A)
    or 3.8 = 6 × 2000 / (R+2000) or other correct potential divider equation C1
    1200 Ω allow 1157 – 1160 A1 [3]

    [Total: 15]
    2
    Question Answer Marks

    8(a)(i) va resistor OR rheostat 1

    8(a)(ii) voltmeter symbol correctly connected across 20 Ω resistor 1

    8(b) (I = )V ÷ R OR 6.0 ÷ 20 OR (any value < 6.0) ÷ 20 1

    correct calculation of I for V>0 accept point on graph with correct co-ordinates, apart from the origin 1

    straight line from (0,0) to (6.0,0.30) tolerance within ½ small square 1

    8(c)(i) (combined resistance) less (than the resistance of either/smaller resistor) 1

    8(c)(ii) steeper OR gradient greater OR description of how the line differs (e.g. reaches 0.40 A before V reaches 6.0 V) 1
    ignore 2nd line above 1st line

    3
    Question Answer Marks

    9(
    9(a) R =) V ÷ I OR 12 ÷ 0.15 C1

    80 Ω A1

    9(b)(i) inc B1

    9(b)(ii) (voltmeter reading) decreases OR less p.d. across variable resistor B1

    more p.d. across 20Ω/fixed resistor B1

    9(c)(i)
    9(c)  J of (electrical) energy supplied in driving charge around the circuit B1

    energy per unit charge OR per coulomb B1

    9(c)(ii) 8 B1

    4. A) LDR
    B) 4V
    5 (a)(i)(ii R ∝ L in words or symbols

    (ii) AND R ∝ 1 / A in words or symbols B1

    (b) P = IV OR (I =) P / V OR 60 / 230
    30
    0.26 A A1

    (c) length change divides resistance by 2 / multiplies current by 2 C1


    cross-section change multiplies resistance by 3 / divides current by 3 C1
    (overall) resistance of Y is 3/2 times bigger / 3/2 × 885 Ω / 1327 Ω
    OR current in Y 2/3 of 0.26 A = 0.17 A C
    current in Y / Current in X = 2/3 A1

    [Total: 7]
    6.

    d) dc explain
    ac explain
    7.
    1.
    Question Answer Marks

    (a)(i) R values 1.60, 1.51, 1.35, 1.21 1


    R values all to 2 significant figures or all to 3 significant figures. 1
    (a)(ii) Column headings m, V, A, Ω 1
    (b) No; there is a current reading 1
    3(c) filament changes brightness, owtte 1

    increase / decrease / change in temperature of filament / lamp 1


    3(d)(i) Variable resistor (rheostat) 1
    3(d)(ii) Correct symbol for variable resistor 1

    Correct diagram, with variable resistor in series with power supply 1


    Total 9
    2. (a arrow indicating 0.4 V [1]

    arrow indicating 0.08 A [1

    (b) graph:
    • axes labelled with quantity AND unit [1]
    • appropriate scales (plots occupying at least ½ grid) [1]
    • plots all correct [1]
    • well-judged line AND thin line, neat plots [1]

    (c) (i) G present and triangle method seen using at least ½ line [1]

    (ii) R in range 4.6 Ω to 4.9 Ω [1]

    to 2 / 3 significant figures and with correct unit [1]

    (ci) statement matching graph with reference to straight line [1]

    reference to passing through origin (within limits of experimental accuracy / owtte) [1]

    [1]

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