CRYSTAL DIAMOND BRITISH

SCHOOL
NO. 10 DR. INNOCENT MASI STREET, OFF EWO STREET, OMOKU, ONELGA, RIVERS STATE
THIRD TRIMESTERS EXAMINATION QUESTIONS FOR 2020/2021
ACADEMIC SESSION
SUBJECT: Intro Physics J.S.S. 1
NAME: ________________________________________

Section (A)

1. The lightest part of an atom is the ______________ (a) proton (b) orbit
(c) electron (d) neutron
2. The nucleus of atom contains _______ (a) electron, proton, and neutron
(b) electron and neutron (c) electron and proton (d) proton and neutron
3. ____________ converts alternating current into direct current (a) resistor
(b) capacitor (c) diode (d) current
4. Electron emission can be done with ______________(a) heat (b) sunlight
(c) electric field (d) all of the above
5. ____________ is not a type of electron emission (a) thermionic emission
(b) breeze emission (c) photo emission (d) secondary emission
6. _________ is the ability of an inductor to store energy in its magnetic field
(a) capacitance (b) reactance (c) inductance (d) rectification
7. Electronic devices are assembled, connected and soldered on a _________
(a) walkman (b) torch light (c) circuit board (d) resistor
8. Which of these is an electronic device? (a) a resistor (b) a torch (c) a
walkman (d) an amplifier
9. The ability of a resistor to control the flow of current is called _________
(a) resistant (b) resist (c) resistance (d) resistibility
10. A capacitor is measured in a unit called ________ (a) Henry (b) farad (F)
(c) joules (d) Newton metters (NM)
11. __________ are houses we live in (a) home buildings (b) commercial
building (c) residential buildings (d) school buildings
12. A building provides us with the following except __________ (a) security
(b) privacy (c) jumping (d) protection
13. ________ is not a type of building (a) preventive buildings (b) residential
buildings (c) school buildings (d) school buildings
14. All these are materials required in building construction except ________
(a) cement (b) ceramics (c) metals (d) gel
15. A building with only the ground floor is called ________ (a) skyscrapers
(b) bungalow (c) storey buildings (d) residential building
16. __________ line is used for sectional cut, construction lines and projection
lies (a) dotted line (b) thick line (c) thin line (d) section line
17. __________ is a thin line with dot on arrow head used for dimension lines
(a) dimension line (thin) (b) long break line (c) wavy line (d) sectional line
18.

The building symbols above represents a _________ (a) toilet (b) bath
(c) stone (d) door
19.

The building symbols above represents a _________(a) window (b) switch

(c) sink (d) fluorescent tube

20.

The circuit symbol above represents a _______ (a) toilet (b) filament bulb
(c) switch (d) door
21. ___________ is very necessary for all items and equipment (a) washing
(b) ceramic (c) maintenance (d) cleaning
22. _______ maintenance involves actions taken to restore or correct a broker
down equipment (a) predictive (b) preventive (c) corrective (d) photo
23. There are ______ types of maintenance (a) two (b) five (c) three (d) four
24. The type of maintenance carried out on an equipment before breakdown
occurs is called _________ (a) predictive maintenance (b) preventive
maintenance (c) protective maintenance (d) corrective maintenance
25. an of photo emission is the ___________ (a) electron microscope (b) solar
panels (c) a fluorescent lamp (d) a hydrogen atom
26. A transistor has ___________ terminals (a) four (b) three (c) five (d) one
27. ____________ is an electronic device that contains some other electronics
devices in one single unit (a) diodes (b) transistor (c) integrated circuit (d)
capacitor

28.

The symbol above represent _________ (a) resistor (b) a fixed capacitor
(c) variable capacitor (d) diode
29. _______ is the positive part of the atom (a) electron (b) neutral (c) proton
(d) neutron
30. The ________ carries a negative charge and it always revolving around the
atom. (a) proton (b) electron (c) neutron (d) neutral

Subjective
1. PBC means ______________
2. _________ stores energy in the magnetic field
3. Electronic devices are assembled, connected and soldered on a _________
4. Inductance is measured in a unit called ________
5. The ability of a resistor to control the flow of current is called __________
6. We use an instrument called ____ to measure the value of a resistor
7. A very tall storey building with many floors are sometimes called ______
8. Restoring broken down equipment is __________ maintenance
9. A diode is an electronic device that ahs two terminals called
10. A __________ is a building with only the ground floor

Essay
1a. What is electron emission
b. List and explain the methods of electron emission
2a. List five building materials
b. Mention three uses of buildings
3a. What son you understand by the term maintenance
b. State four benefits of maintenance
4a. Draw five building symbols you known
b. mention four lines and their uses
5a. Differentiate between preventive and predictive maintenance

CRYSTAL DIAMOND BRITISH

SCHOOL
NO. 10 DR. INNOCENT MASI STREET, OFF EWO STREET, OMOKU, ONELGA, RIVERS STATE
THIRD TRIMESTERS EXAMINATION QUESTIONS FOR 2020/2021
ACADEMIC SESSION
SUBJECT: Intro Physics J.S.S. 2
NAME: ________________________________________

Objective
1. ________ is the process of creating a magnetic effect using electric current
(a) electromagnet induction (b) magnetic field (c) electromagnetism (d)
induction
2. ________ are used to raise or lower voltages (a) circuit breakers (b)
distribution boards (c) fuses (d) transformers
3. The form of input energy to a generator is __________ energy (a)
mechanical (b) electrical (c) heat (d) chemical
4. Electric fans convert _____ energy into electrical energy (a) mechanical (b)
into electrical energy (c) electrical into heat (d) chemical into heat
5. ____________ is the area around a magnet in which magnetism can be
felt (a) magnetic field (b) induction (c) electromagnetism (d)
electromagnetic
6. The output energy from a motor is _________ energy (a) heat (b)
electrical (c) chemical (d) mechanical
7. A motor converts _______ energy into ____________ energy (a) electrical
energy into mechanical (b) mechanical into heat (c) electrical into heat (d)
chemical into heat.
8. __________ are devices used for opening and closing electric circuits (a)
circuit breakers (b) fuses (c) switched (d) bus bars
9. ___________ are metal resistors with low resistance and low melting point
(a) distribution boards (b) fuses (c) circuit breakers (d) cables
10. __________ is used for cutting grass, bushes and shrubs (a) axe (b) auger
(c) cutlass (d) shovel
11. _________ is used for digging and lifting earth (a) shovel (b) axe (c) hoe
(d) spade
12. A heating element is made of ______(a) an asbestos pad (b) steel plate
(c) a nichrome (d) thermostat
13. All these are appliances that convert electrical energy to heat energy
except (a) fruit blender (b) water heater (c) soldering iron (d) electric
kettle
14. __________ is an electrical appliance used for boiling water for home use
(a) kettle (b) stove (c) electric kettle (d) iron
15. There are ________ types of maintenance (a) five (b) two (c) three (d) six
16. _________ maintenance is the care or attention given to appliances or
products to prevent malfunctioning (a) corrective (b) preventive (c)
predictive (d) protective
17. Methods of preventive maintenance include all except (a) replacement (b)
washing (c) cleaning (d) oiling
18. The thermostat is used to control the _________ of an electricity
appliances (a) heat (b) energy (c) pressure (d) flow
19. Transmission of electricity can be done at both ______ and ______ (a) low
and high (b) up and down (c) back and front (d) to and fro
20. _______ is used for gathering refuse (a) shovel (b) shade (c) rake (d) hoe
21. ________ is used for felling trees (a) cutlass (b) axe (c) auger (d) shovel
22. Electrical power is transmitted at ________ frequency (a) high (b) low (c)
medium (d) high and low
23. All these are appliances that converts electrical energy to mechanical
except (a) fridge (b) electric fan (c) freezer (d) electric cooker
24. ________ referred to as electrical energy that travels in space (a)
transmission (b) electromagnetic wave (c) power (d) frequency
25. _________ are made of steel and are used to support high tension cables
that from generating stations to the substations (a) lamp holders (b)
towers (c) plugs (d) insulators
26. ________ is very necessary for all items and equipment (a) washing (b)
ceramic (c) maintenance (d) cleaning
27. _______ are used in over head transmission to hold the cable to the
towers and poles (a) poles (b) insulators (c) plugs (d) towers
28. __________ is used for boning holes in the ground (a) cutlass (b) auger
(c) hoe (d) spade
29. _____ are used to send power to electrical appliances (a) towers (b) poles
(c) socket outset (d) cables
30. _________ are used to hold lamps (a) holder lamps (b) lamp holding (c)
lamp holders (d) lamp holding

Subjective
1. The form of input energy to a generator is _______ energy
2. A kerosene lantern coverts _______ energy into _______ energy
3. The output energy from a motor is ______ energy
4. Transmission lines are made of _________, ___________, and _________
5. Electrical energy is transmitted at _______ frequency
6. An auger is used for ______________
7. ___________ is used for digging and lifting earth
8. NEPA means _____________________________
9. PHCN means _____________________________
10. A motor converts _________ energy into energy

Essay
1a. Define a motor
b. List four uses of a motor

2a. Name two appliances that can convert mechanicals energy into electrical
energy
b. What is the work of the heating element in an electric pressing iron?

3a. What is a transformer

b. State one difference between a motor and a generator

4a. What is the building code

b. Explain in simple words, the three kinds of maintenance

5a. Give three reasons why you should maintain your cutlery
b. List five parts of a generator
 CRYSTAL DIAMOND BRITISH
SCHOOL
NO. 10 DR. INNOCENT MASI STREET, OFF EWO STREET, OMOKU, ONELGA, RIVERS STATE
THIRD TRIMESTERS EXAMINATION QUESTIONS FOR 2020/2021
ACADEMIC SESSION
SUBJECT: Pure Physics 7th Grade
NAME: ________________________________________

Section (A)
Objective

1. The distance between the pole and the principal focus of the mirror is
called ___________ (a) wave length (b) focal length (c) pole (d) principal
anis
2. The process whereby waves spread out after passing through small
aperture is called ________ (a) diffraction (b) interference (c) refraction
(d) reflection
3. The formed of energy that is radiated out from a source is called ________
(a) light (b) mechanical (c) heat (d) electrical
4. _____ is the ratio of image distance to object distance (a) reflection (b)
pole (c) magnification (d) curvature
5. X-rays is an example of _________ wave (a) mechanical (b)
electromagnetic (c) longitudinal (d) transverse
6. _________ is the distance between two successive crest or trough (a)
period (b) wavelength (c) amplitude (d) wave speed
7. the process whereby two waves travelling in one medium produces effects
is called _______ (a) interference (b) refraction (c) diffraction (d)
superposition
8. The rags of light are called ________ (a) poles (b) beams (c) pin-hols (d)
paths
9. _________ is the chit of frequency (a) metres (b) hertz (c) m/s (d) joules
10. _________ is the time for one complete cycle (a) wavelength (b) period
(c) pole (d) amplitude
11. ________ is also an electron magnetic wave (a) energy (b) light (c) pole
(d) magnitude
12. ______ is a form of disturbance which moves from one medium to another
(a) speed (b) wave (c) water (d) sound
13. ______ and _____ are types wave (a) mechanical and heat (b)
superposition and reflection (c) electromagnetic and transverse (d)
longitudinal
14. _________ wave is the one which does not require material medium for
it’s propagation (a) electromagnetic (b) interference (c) mechanical (d)
transverse
15. If two waves are in the same direction, it become ________ (a) vertical (b)
progressive (c) standing (d) stationary
16. The process whereby light is sent back from it’s path after meeting a
target is called _________ (a) rays of light (b) beams of light (c)
reflection of light (d) none of the above
18. The overlapping of two or more weaves of the same frequency is called
_____ (a) superposition (b) interference (c) refraction (d) diffraction
19. _________ is the line joining the pole to the centre of curvature (a) pole
(b) principal axis (c) focus (d) length
20. The S.I unit for wave speed is ___________ (a) hertz (b) m/s (c) joules
(d) metres
21. ___________ is the time for one complete cycle (a) wave speed (b) period
(c) pole (d) frequency
23. Sound wave is an example of _______ wave (a) longitudinal (b) transverse
(c) mechanical (d) period
24. The maximum displacement of particles from the equilibrium position is
called ______ (a) wave length (b) aptitude (c) wave speed (d) period
25. ℓ represent _____ (a) aptitude (b) period (c) wave length (d) wave speed
26. A trough can also be called ______ (a) period (b) crest (c) wave (d) hertz
27. Light, gammar, rays, radio wave are all examples of ___________ wave
(a) electromagnetic (b) mechanical (c) wave length (d) period
28. ________ is the distance between the pole and the centre of curvature
(a) pole (b) radius of curvature (c) principal focus (d) centre of curvature
29. The formula for focal length is _________ (a) R = f/2 (b) F = r/2 (c) F = 2/r
(d) R = 2/f
30. The formula for magnification is ________ (a) M = v/u (b) M = 2v/u (c) M =
u
/v (d) M = r2/u

Subject
1. __________ is also are electromagnetic wave
2. _______ is a form of energy that is radiated our form a source
3. Rays of light are called _________
4. ______ is the time for one complete cycle
5. The overlapping of two or more waves of the same frequency
6. _____ could be destructive or constructive
7. Pole is the middle of the _________
8. ________ is the distance which the wave travels per second
9. The process whereby light is sent back from it’s path after meeting a
target is called
10. Plane mirror are used in ________

Essay
1a. Mention 5 characteristics of images formed by a plane mirror
b What do you understand by magnification?

2a. What is rectilinear propagation of light?

b What is reflection of light?

3a. What is wave?

b What is principal focus

4a. List the type of wave

b Explain the types of wave you know.

5a. Mention two use of plane mirror

b List 2 uses of curved mirror.
 CRYSTAL DIAMOND BRITISH
SCHOOL
NO. 10 DR. INNOCENT MASI STREET, OFF EWO STREET, OMOKU, ONELGA, RIVERS STATE
THIRD TRIMESTERS EXAMINATION QUESTIONS FOR 2020/2021
ACADEMIC SESSION
SUBJECT: Pure Physics 8th Grade
NAME: ________________________________________

Objective

1. The two types of transformer are (a)step down transformer and step-left
transformer (b) step-right transformer and step-up transformer (c) step-down
transformer and step-up transformer (d) all of the above
2. One is not among the properties of cathode rays (a) they lionize gases (b) they
are negatively charged (c)they glow fluorescence (d) low resist coils
3. Dc generation has commutate while Ac generator has ____ (a) magnetic flux (b)
slip ring (c) vice versa (d) none of the above
4. Fleming’s left hand rule first represent (a) direction of the field (b) directions of
current (c) direction of the motion (d) direction of light
5. Magnetic flux interact to produce ______ which rotates or forces them to move
(a) fluids (b) current (c) flux (d) none
6. The electric field region surrounding charges where ____ forces are experienced
(a) Newton (b) electric (c) current (d) light
7. The thumb represent ______ in Fleming’s left hand rule (a) direction of the field
(b) direction of the motion (c) direction of current (d) direction of the wave
8. ________ is the process of charging a neutral body by brining it near a charged
body (a) induction (b) contact (c) friction (d) electrostatic induction
9. Electromotive force is measured in __________ (a) amperes (b) volts (c) joules
(d) m/s
10. The force that drives the current in a circuit it know as _______ force (a) energy
(b) electrical (c) electromotive (d) resistor
11. _______ is the rate of flow of change in a circuit (a) energy (b) voltmeter (c)
current (d) ameneter
12. Whenever current flow through a conductor, the spinning of the electrons
produce (a) forces (b) magnetic flux (c) electricity (d) velocity
13. ________ is measured in volts and represented by V (a) current (b) resistance
(c) electric field (d) electric potential
14. ____________ is the ratio of charge to volts (a) cathode rays (b) transformers
(c) energy (d) capacitance
15. Electromotive force is the force that drives the current in a ________ (a)
resistance (b) resistors (c) circuit (d) current
16. Simple cell, leclanche cell and Daniel cell are example of what cells? (a) primary
cell (b) secondary cell (c) electrochemical cell (d) nursery cell
17. ______ is the work done when a unit charge is moved from infinity to that point
in question (a) electric potential (b) electric field (c) electric current (d) electric
work
18. They travel in a straight lines is a properties of _______ (a) sound wave (b)
induction coil (c) ionize gases (d) cathode rays
19. The region surrounding charges where electric forces are experienced is ______
(a) transformer (b) electrical energy (c) electric field (d) electric potential
20. Polarization is corrected by using the depolarizer like ________ (a) v=1R (b) Mn 2
(c) Mn02 (d) none of the above
21. _________ uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to produce sparks
(a)coil (b) laoz (c) transformer (d) induction coil
22. ________ is corrected by using pure zinc (a) polarization (b) local ancon (c)
simple action (d) all action
23. The mass of an element deposited in electrolysis is proportional to it’s _______
equivalent (a) chemical (b) gaseous (c) electric (d) magnetic
24. _____ is the use of electrolysis (a) it lonize gases (b) it produce heat (c) it is
applied in electroplating (d) all of the above
25. The opposition offered to the flow of current in a circuit is _______ (a)
resistance (b) resistor (c) capacitance (d) intensity
26. _______ is not among the properties of cathode rays (a) they lonize gases (b) it
is applied in electroplating (c) they produce heat (d) they travel in straight lines
27. ______ cells are cells that can be recharged (a) primary cells (b) electro
chemical cells (c) nursery cells (d) secondary cells
28. The device which is used to charge alternating voltage or current from lower to
higher levels and vice versa is ______ (a) transformer (b) electrolytes (c)
transistor (d) electricity
29. Capacitance is measured in ______ (a) volts (b) farads (c) amperes (d) joules
30. The product of current and time and is measured in coulomb (a) current (b)
friction (c) contact (d) charge
Subjective
1. Current is measured with _______
2. The potential difference is measured with ______
3. Resistance depends on ________, _________ and ________
4. _______ is the opposition offered to the flow of current in a circuit
5. The process of changing a neutral body by bringing it near a changed boys is
called ________
6. Electric potential is measured in ______
7. ________ is the region surrounding charges where electric forces are
experienced.
8. Electric field intensity is measured in _________
9. _______ are cells that can be recharged
10. __________ is an example of primary cell

Essay
1a. State Fleming’s left hand rule
b. What is electric field?

2a. State Ampere’s law

b. State coulomb’s law

3a. What is electric field intensity?

b. What is electric potential?

4a. What is electrolysis

b. List three uses of electrolysis

5a. State lenz’s law

b. List 5 properties of cathode rays