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PERSIDANGAN KEBANGSAAN PENGETUA-PENGETUA

SEKOLAH MENENGAH NEGERI KEDAH DARUL AMAN

PEPERIKSAAN PERCUBAAN SPM 2008

PHYSICS

PERATURAN PEMARKAHAN

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4531

SULIT 4531 Fizik September 2008

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PEPERIKSAAN PERCUBAAN SPM 2008 KEDAH DARUL AMAN

PERATURAN PEMARKAHAN

PHYSICS

PAPER MARKS Paper 1 50 Paper 2 100 Paper 3 40

Total 190

Jumlah markah diskalakan kepada 100%

PHYSICS Paper 1

1 B 26 D 2 D 27 C 3 B 28 A 4 B 29 D 5 C 30 C 6 B 31 C 7 D 32 B 8 B 33 B 9 C 34 C 10 A 35 A 11 A 36 A 12 D 37 C 13 B 38 D 14 B 39 D 15 C 40 D 16 A 41 A 17 B 42 C 18 D 43 C 19 B 44 A 20 A 45 C 21 A 46 A 22 C 47 A 23 D 48 C 24 D 49 C 25 A 50 D

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PHYSICS Paper 2

SECTION A MARK NO. MARKING CRITERIA SUB TOTAL

1 (a) State the sensitivity of the metre rule correctly - 0.1 cm 1 (b) (i) State the diameter of five ball bearings correctly - 3.0 cm 1 (ii) State the diameter of one ball bearing correctly - 0.6 cm 1 (c) State the instrument correctly - Vernier callipers 1 4 2(a) (i) State the meaning of acceleration correctly - Rate of change of velocity 1 (ii) Mark the point correctly - X at the point (5, 30) 1 (b) Show the substitution correctly Error!(10 + 30) 2 1 Answer with correct unit 40 m 1 (c) Sketch the graph correctly - Curve of the same shape but higher gradient 1 5 3(a) State the principle correctly - Pascal’s principle 1 (b) (i) Answer with correct unit 2.5 N cm-2 // 2.5 x 104 N m-2 1 (ii) Compare the pressure correctly - same pressure 1 (iii) Show the substitution correctly 2.5 x 5 1 Answer with correct unit 12.5 N 1 (c) State the reason correctly - Liquid cannot be compressed easily 1 6

NO. MARKING CRITERIA MARK

4

SUB TOTAL 4(a) Name the principle correctly - Thermionic emission 1 (b) (i) Describe the motion correctly - Uniform acceleration 1 (ii) Describe the motion correctly - Uniform velocity 1 (c) (i) State the correct answer - Alternating current 1 (ii) Calculate the period correctly T = 3 x 0.02 = 0.06 s 1 State the frequency and unit correctly f = Error! Error!= Error!= 16.7 Hz

1

(iii) Sketch the waveform correctly - Sinusoidal with one complete cycle 1 7 5(a) (i) Name the force correctly - Gravitational force / Gravity / Weight 1 (ii) Name the type of motion correctly - Free fall 1 (b) (i) Compare the force on the coconuts correctly - In Diagram 5.1, the force is higher/greater // vice

versa 1

(ii) Compare the change in momentum correctly - The change in momentum is the same for both

diagrams. 1

(iii) Compare the time of impact between the coconuts

and their landing ground correctly

- In Diagram 5.1, the time of impact is shorter // vice versa

1

(c) Relate the force and the time of impact correctly - The shorter the time of impact, the greater the force 1 (d) Name the force correctly Impulsive force 1 (e) State the field event correctly - High jump / Long jump / Triple jump 1 8

NO. MARKING CRITERIA MARK

5

SUB TOTAL 6(a) (i) State the happening of the wave correctly

Wave diffracts / spreads to a bigger area 1 (ii) State the change to the amplitude of the wave and

the reason correctly

-Amplitude of the waves decrease 1 -Energy decreases 1 (iii) State the phenomenon correctly Diffraction 1 (iv) State the change to the speed of the wave correctly

Unchanged / same 1

(b) (i) State the correct situation at P Vibrates/Oscillates 1 (ii) State the correct situation at Q Stationary 1

(c) Name the phenomenon correctly reflection 1 8

7(a) (i) State the meaning of heat correctly - The energy transferred from a hot object to a cold

object // the energy transfer because of the difference in temperature

1

(ii) Explain how the heat is removed correctly - The temperature of the forehead is higher than the

temperature of the pad 1

- Heat is transferred from the forehead to the pad 1

(b) Show the temperature change correctly 36 – 15 1 Show the correct substitution Q = 30 × 4.3 × (36 – 15) 1 Answer with correct unit 2709 J 1

(c) Give suggestion 1 correctly - Increase the mass of the gel 1 Give reason 1 correctly - The heat removed increases with the mass of the gel //

the heat removed is directly proportional to the mass 1

Give suggestion 2 correctly - Use a gel with higher specific heat capacity 1 Give reason 2 correctly - The heat removed increases with the specific heat

capacity of the gel // the heat removed is directly proportional to the specific heat capacity of the gel

1

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NO. MARKING CRITERIA MARK

6

SUB TOTAL 8(a) State the law correctly - current flowing through a conductor is directly

proportional to the potential difference across its ends (provided that its temperature and the other physical conditions remain constant)

1

(b) (i) State that the Ohm’s law is not obeyed - Ohm’s law is not obeyed 1 (ii) State the reason correctly - The resistance of the conductor is extremely high 1 (iii) Show the method to obtained the current - From the graph, when V = 2.0 V, I = 4.6 x10-3 A 1 Correct answers with unit R = Error!

= Error! = 434.8 Ω

1

(c) (i) Match the answers correctly - X with K 1 - Y with M 1 - Z with L 1 (ii) Give the reasons correctly - Gradient of the graph represents the effective

resistance of the circuit 1

- Series circuit has higher resistance // Parallel circuit has lower resistance

1

(iii) Show the method correctly R = Gradient of graph P = Error!

1

Answer with correct unit = 3 Ω 1 12

SECTION B

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MARK NO MARKING CRITERIA SUB TOTAL9(a) (i) State the light phenomenon correctly

- Total internal reflection 1 1 (ii) State the function of objective lens correctly - used to produce a real, inverted and magnified image //

intermediate image 1

State the function of eyepiece correctly - as a magnifying glass 1 2 (iii) State two advantages of using fibre optics correctly - can carry large amount of data/information 1 - transmit signals with very little loss 1 - can transmit large amount of signals at one time - very much thinner and lighter 2

(b) (i) Compare the size of object and the size of image correctly

- in diagram 9.2/9.3 the size of object is equal to the size of image

1

(ii) Compare the object distance and the image distance

correctly

- in diagram 9.2/9.3 the object distance is equal to the image distance

1 2

(c) (i) Compare the focal lengths correctly

- Focal length of lens X is shorter than the focal length of Y

1

(ii) Compare the thickness of lens correctly - Lens X is thicker than lens Y 1 (iii) Relate the focal length to the thickness correctly - The thicker the lens, the shorter the focal length 1 3

(d) (i) Draw the ray diagram of a compound microscope correctly

Object

T

Fe Fo

R Eye

Image2

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- R as an eye piece and T as an objective lens - Fe and Fo are not overlapped - Light rays to form first image - First image formed shown - Light rays to form final image - Final image formed shown

1 1 1 1 1 1

State the characteristics of final image correctly Virtual, magnified and inverted (Any two) 2 8 (ii) Suggestion on the modification to produce bigger

image

By using more powerful // shorter focal length lenses 1 Suggestion on modification to produce brighter

image

By using a plane mirror near the object to reflect more rays / a lamp near the object/ Objective lens of bigger diameter

1 2

20

10(a) State the meaning correctly - Isotopes of an element are atoms having the same

proton number but different neutron number. 1

1

(b) (i) State the use correctly - to detect radioactive radiations 1 (ii) State the use correctly - to record the radiations detected by the G-M tube 1 2 (c) Describe the happenings correctly - The isotopes emit radioactive radiations 1 - The original nucleus changes into a different nucleus 1 Name the process correctly - Radioactive decay (disintegration) 1 3 (d) State the meaning for nuclear fission correctly - The splitting of a heavy nucleus into two lighter nuclei 1 State the meaning for nuclear fusion correctly - The combining of two lighter nuclei to form a heavy

nucleus 1

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State there is a mass defect after reaction - The resulting nucleus (nuclei) formed has a smaller

mass than the original nucleus (nuclei) 1

State energy released due to mass defect - The mass defect caused energy to be released (resulting

in a more stable nucleus /nuclei) 1

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(e) (i) State how the radioisotope is used - The fertilizer that contains a radioisotope of one of the

elements is injected into the soil/plant 1

State a waiting time - Wait for a few days for the fertilizer to be absorbed 1 State the use of the detectors - Use the G-M tube and ratemeter to detect the

radiations 1

State how the analysis is done - The locations of where the fertilizer has gone to are

located and analysed 1

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(ii) State a suitable choice of half-life - The half-life should be a few days long 1 State a reason for the choice of half-life - This allows time for the fertilizer to be absorbed // the

effect of the radiation to be minimised 1

State the suitable choice of radiations - The radiation emitted should be beta // gamma

radiations 1

State a reason for the choice of radiations - This enables the radiations to penetrate the plant tissue

(so that it can be detected) 1

State a suitable choice for the detector - The detector should be able to detect beta // gamma

radiations 1

State a reason for the choice of detector - This enables the radiation to be detected 1 6 20

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SECTION C

MARK NO MARKING CRITERIA SUB TOTAL 11(a) (i) State the meaning correctly - Archimedes’ principle states that the buoyant force

on an object immersed in a fluid is equal to the weight of fluid displaced by the object.

1

1

(ii) Explain why a balloon filled with helium gas rises up

in the air correctly

- The balloon acted by two forces: Upthrust and the weight of the balloon

1

- The density of helium gas is less than the density of surrounding air

1

- Upthrust equals to the weight of the air displaced by the ballloon

1

- Upthrust is higher than the weight of the balloon 1 4 (b) M1 States a suitable size of the balloon - Large balloon 1 M2 State the reason for M1 correctly - To produce bigger buoyant / upthrust // Increase the

volume of the air displaced 1

M3 State a suitable number of the burner - Use 2 burners // Many burners 1 M4 State the reason for M3 correctly - To produce bigger flame // heat up the gas in the

balloon faster 1

M5 State a suitable type of fabric of the balloon - Synthetic nylon 1 M6 State the reason for M5 correctly - Light-weight, strong and air-proof material 1 M7 State a suitable temperature of the air in the

balloon

- High temperature of the air in the balloon 1 M8 State the reason for M7 correctly - Reduce the density /weight of the air in the balloon 1 M9 Choose the most suitable hot air balloon Hot air balloon Q is chosen 1 M10 State the reason correctly Large balloon, use 2 burners / many burners, use

synthetic nylon and has high temperature of the air in the balloon // or combination of the reasons

1

10

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(c) (i) Giving a correct equation Weight = buoyant force / weight of the water displaced 1 Substitute the equation correctly m x 10 = (10 x 2 x 10-6) x 1000 x 10 1 Correct answer with unit m = 0.02 kg /20 g 1 (ii) Show a correct substitution 20 = (12 x 2) ρ 1 Correct answer with unit ρ = 0.83 g cm-3 1 5 20

12(a) Defines correctly

- Current that flows in one direction 1 1

(b) State that the magnets produce a magnetic field - The (magnadur) magnets produce a magnetic field /

diagram 1

State that the current in the wire produces a

magnetic field

- The current in the wire produces a magnetic field / diagram

1

State that the two fields combine to form a resultant

catapult field

- The two magnetic fields interact/combine to form a resultant / catapult field / diagram

1

Diagram showing the catapult field and the force

labelled

1

4

(c) M1 State a suitable density - Low density material 1 M2 State the reason for M1 correctly - Coil has smaller mass / lighter 1

S N

12

M3 State a suitable number of turns - High number of turns 1 M4 State the reason for M3 correctly - Larger force acting on the coil / higher electromagnetic

field strength 1

M5 State a suitable strength of magnet - High strength magnets 1 M6 State the reason for M5 correctly - Larger force acting on the coil 1 M7 State a suitable number of segments - More segments 1 M8 State the reason for M7 correctly - Coil rotates smoothly 1 M9 Choose the most suitable motor - Motor R 1 M10 State the reason correctly - Lowest density, high number of turns, high strength

magnets and commutator splits into the most number of segments

1

10

(d) (i) Correct expression or answer 3 x 8 // 24 (J) 1 (ii) Correct expression

524

(e.c.f.) 1

Answer with correct unit 4.8 W 1 (iii) Correct expression

10012

8.4× //

128.4

(e.c.f.) 1

Correct answer 40% // 0.4 1 5 20

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PHYSICS Paper 3

SECTION A

MARK NO MARKING CRITERIA SUB TOTAL

1(a) (i) State the manipulated variable correctly

- Time 1 1 (ii) State the responding variable correctly - Temperature // Increase in temperature 1 1 (iii) State the constant variable correctly - Mass of the water, power of the heater 1 1 (b) State the value of θ0 within the acceptable range θ0 = 25 oC 1 1 (c) (i) Record the readings of θ correctly All five readings of θ correct 1 1 (ii) Tabulate the results for t, θ and ∆θ correctly

t / s θ / oC ∆θ / oC 20 32 7 40 39 14 60 46 21 80 53 28

100 60 35 Give a tick ( ) based on the following: A Columns t, θ and ∆θ B Correct units for t, θ and ∆θ C All 5 values of θ correct D All 5 values of ∆θ correct [Note : 3 or 4 values of ∆θ correct : ] E All values of θ and ∆θ written as whole numbers or consistent to 0.5 oC. Marks awarded :

Number of Marks 6 5 5 4

3 - 4 3 2 2 1 1

5

5

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(d) Draw a complete graph of ∆θ against t

Give a tick ( ) based on the following:

A ∆θ at the y-axis, t at the x-axis B Correct units at both axes C Uniform scale at both axes D 5 points plotted correctly [Note : 4 points plotted correctly : ] E Line of best fit is drawn F Minimum size of graph 5 x 4 big squares (Big square : 2 cm x 2 cm) (From the origin to the last point) Marks awarded :

Number of Marks 7 5

5-6 4 3-4 3 2 2 1 1

5

5

(e) State the correct relationship between ∆θ and t ∆θ is directly proportional to t 1 16

2(a) (i) State the correct relationship f α

x1 // f is inversely proportional to x

1

1

(ii) Determine the value of x1 correctly

x1 = 0.5

1

Draw the intrapolation line from x1 = 0.5 to the

given line and from the given line to the f axis

1

State the value of f within the acceptable range 380 Hz 400 Hz

1

3

(iii) Calculate the gradient of the graph, m, and state the value of m within the acceptable range -Draw a sufficiently large triangle

1

-Correct substitution (Follow candidate’s triangle)

1

-State the value/answer with correct unit 770 Hz m to 790 Hz m // 770 m s-1 to 790 m s-1

1

3

(b) State the correct expression v =

Daxf

1

1

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(c) Calculate the value of the velocity and state the value within the acceptable range -Correct substitution

v = 8.2

(770) 2.1 ×to

8.2(790) 2.1 ×

1

-State the value of velocity with correct unit 330 to 339 m s-1

1

2

(d) State two correct precautions - Carry out the experiment in an open space - Position of the eyes must be align with the scale on the

metre rule - Place the two speakers closer (so that the value of x is

big enough to be measured)

1 1 1

Max 2

2

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SECTION B

MARK NO MARKING CRITERIA SUB TOTAL

3 (a) State a suitable inference The force applied affects the acceleration of an object. 1 1

(b) State a relevant hypothesis The greater the force, the greater the acceleration 1 1

(c) Describe a complete and suitable experimental framework

(i) State the aim of experiment To investigate the relationship between the force and acceleration of a trolley

1

(ii) State the manipulated variable and the responding variable Manipulated variable : Force Responding variable : Acceleration States the constant variable Fixed variable : Mass of the trolley

1 1

(iii) List out the important apparatus and materials Trolley, 5 rubber bands, friction compensated track, ticker timer, ticker tape, a.c. power supply, ruler

1

(iv) State a functionable arrangement of the apparatus

1

Track

Trolley

Ticker tape timer

Ticker tape Pull

Rubber band

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(v) State the method of controlling the manipulated variable The ticker timer was switched on and the trolley pulled by 1 rubber band stretched to a certain length.

1

(vi) State the method of measuring the responding variable The acceleration of the trolley was calculated from the ticker tape obtained

1

(vii) State how the procedure is repeated to obtain at least 5 sets of results Steps 5 and 6 were repeated with 2, 3, 4 and 5 rubber bands stretched to the same length

1

(viii) Tabulate the data

Force, F /Number of rubber bands

Acceleration, a / cm s–2

1 2 3 4 5

1

(ix) State how data will be analysed The graph of acceleration, a against force, F was drawn.

1

10

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4 (a) State a suitable inference The current affects the strength of the magnetic field of an electromagnet

1 1

(b) State a relevant hypothesis The greater the current, the stronger the magnetic field

1

1

(c)

(i)

Describe a complete and suitable experimental framework State the aim of experiment To investigate the relationship between the current and the strength of the magnetic field of an electromagnet.

1

(ii) State the manipulated variable and the responding variable Manipulated variable : current Responding variable : strength of the magnetic field States the constant variable The number of turns of the coil

1 1

(iii) List out the important apparatus and materials D.c. power supply, ammeter, rheostat, petri dish and retort stand with clamp, paper clips, soft iron rod, insulated copper wire, and connecting wires.

1

(iv) State a functionable arrangement of the apparatus 1

(v) State the method of controlling the manipulated variable The current was switched on. The rheostat was adjusted to obtain a current of 0.5 A

1

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(vi) State the method of measuring the responding variable The number of paper clips, N attracted to the soft iron rod was counted

1

(vii) State how the procedure is repeated to obtain at least 5 sets of results The procedure was repeated for the values of current, I = 1.0 A, 1.5 A, 2.0 A and 2.5 A

1

(viii) Tabulate the data

Current, I / A Number of pins attracted, N 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5

1

(ix) State how data will be analysed A graph of N against I is drawn

1

10

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END OF MARK SCHEME