12 Questions
Extended response questions should be answered in ______ points to clarify where marks are allocated.
bullet
Tables with data require more than just quoting values; it is crucial to write a ______ for evaluation questions.
conclusion
When writing a method, ensure logical flow with a numbered list of instructions for ______.
clarity
Errors in measurements can be systematic (equipment-related) or ______ (due to imprecision or fluctuation).
random
Math skills make up a significant portion of marks in Physics papers, with specific levels expected based on the exam ______.
tier
Specific heat capacity is crucial for calculating energy required to change temperature in ______.
substances
Efficiency in energy transfer relates to the proportion of ______ energy compared to wasted energy
useful
Density is measured by mass divided by ______ and relates to how tightly particles are packed in a substance
volume
Internal energy includes kinetic and potential energy stored in particles within a ______
system
Isotopes are atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons but the same number of ______
protons
Half-life calculations can be done using a graph where the y-axis represents activity or ______ rate
count
Irradiation involves exposure to alpha, beta, or gamma radiation without becoming radioactive, commonly used for ______ purposes
sterilization
Study Notes
- The video focuses on a final run-through of the topics assessed in Physics Paper 1 of AQA GCSE Combined Science.
- Important exam reminders include writing in black pen, keeping answers inside the box on the exam paper, and using SI units for calculations.
- Extended response questions should be answered in bullet points to clarify where marks are allocated.
- The command word "evaluate" requires addressing both sides of a question by giving a comparison.
- Tables with data require more than just quoting values; it is crucial to write a conclusion for evaluation questions.
- When writing a method, ensure logical flow with a numbered list of instructions for clarity.
- Tips are given on working scientifically, such as identifying variables and understanding equipment resolution.
- Errors in measurements can be systematic (equipment-related) or random (due to imprecision or fluctuation).
- Math skills make up a significant portion of marks in Physics papers, with specific levels expected based on the exam tier.
- Appendix 9 of the specification details units that can be assessed and their variations (e.g., grams to milligrams).
- Equations in exams may not provide units, so understanding unit conversions and rearranging equations is essential.
- The Energy topic covers various energy stores, transfers, and calculations, including gravitational potential energy and kinetic energy.
- Specific heat capacity is crucial for calculating energy required to change temperature in substances.
- Required practicals involve measuring IV characteristics, calculating power, and understanding series and parallel circuits.
- Efficiency in energy transfer relates to the proportion of useful energy compared to wasted energy.
- National and global energy resources cover renewable and non-renewable sources, each with advantages and disadvantages.
- The Particle Model of Matter explains the states of matter (solid, liquid, gas) and their properties.
- Density is measured by mass divided by volume and relates to how tightly particles are packed in a substance.
- Internal energy includes kinetic and potential energy stored in particles within a system.
- Atomic structure involves protons, neutrons, and electrons in an atom's nucleus and shells.
- Isotopes are atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons but the same number of protons.
- Radioactive decay releases alpha, beta, and gamma radiation, each with unique properties in terms of ionization and penetration.
- Nuclear equations balance atomic and mass numbers when particles like alpha and beta are emitted during decay.- Beta particles have a mass of zero, leading to common mistakes in calculating atomic numbers.
- Half-life calculations can be done using a graph where the y-axis represents activity or count rate.
- It is important to count the number of halvings correctly when determining the number of half-lives.
- Radioactive contamination occurs when unwanted radioactive atoms stick to objects, potentially exposing individuals to radiation.
- Irradiation involves exposure to alpha, beta, or gamma radiation without becoming radioactive, commonly used for sterilization purposes.
Prepare for your Physics Paper 1 exam with a final run-through covering important exam reminders, strategies for extended response questions, math skills, energy topics, particle model of matter, atomic structure, radioactive decay, and more.
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