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wave P wave Q
displacement
time
displacement
A time
How do the
frequencyand pitch of P compare with the frequency and pitch of 0?
frequency of P pitch of P
A greater than Q Q
higher than
A diffraction
B dispersion
C reflection
D refraction
an echo
why is an echo produced when the sound waves hit the building?
A time
B time
AA A time
D
AAAA time
16) November 2013 Q(24)
When the volcano Krakatoa erupted in 1883,it was heard 5000km away
A vacuum) at a
such a an space
loud sound were to be made today, astronaut orbiting
in (a
If
B People further from the volcano heard the sound later than people nearer to the volcano.
C The amplitude of the sound waves would have been smaller further from the volcano.
boat
pulse of
sound
Sea bed
to scale)
(not
too small.
B The amplitudeis
too high.
C The frequency is
What effect does this have on the amplitude and on the frequency of the sound waves that the
alarm produces?
amplitude frequency
A larger larger
B larger smaller
C smaller larger
D smaller smaller
boat
1000m
sea-bed
in
speed of sound in speed of sound
aliquid/ (m/s) a solid/ (m/s)
A 250 180
B 250 5000
C 1500 180
D 1500 5000
C 400Dm D 1600 m
A 0.40m B 2.5m
air pressure in
in
air pressure
a rarefaction
a compression
A higher higher
lower
B higher
lower higher
D lower lower
35)
March 2017Q(24)
Which statementabout
ultrasound is correct?
A It is
produced by a rapidly
vibrating source.
B It is uncomfortable to human ears.
C Its
frequencymust be greater than 300kHz.
D It travels the fastest in a vacuum.
A timer records the echo of the sound 1.5 seconds after the pieces ofwood are banged together.
Another student has a stop-watch. She starts the watch on the first clap and stops it on the
eleventh clap. The watch reads 10.0s.
shoal offish
How far below the bottom of the boat is the shoal of fish?
2
ripple tank
drum
OOBIHIRODOHROOINANOOOVWHIH
rarefaction
Compression
C increase decrease
D increase
Phuci
increase
3) November 2009 Q(21)
A ray of light in
glass is incident on a boundary with air.
Which path does the ray of light take when the angle of incidence i is less than the critical angle?
B
air
glass
D
ray of
light
f
14) June 2012 Q(23)
The image formed by a plane mirror is upright.
position
object of image
eye
laterally
inverted magnified virtual
A no yes yes
no no
B yes
C no yes
yes
yes no
D yes
object
image
be formed on a screen?
What is the nature of this image and can it
can be formed
nature of image on a screen?
A not real no
C real no
real yes
21) November 2013 Q(23)
Which diagram shows how an image of an object is formed on a screen by a converginglens
B
2 x focal length 2x focal length
object object
Screen Screen
C D
object object
Screen Screen
32) March 2015 Q(21)
A ray of light is reflected by two parallel plane mirrors X and Y.
mirror XX
30
eye
mirror Y
P R
D C ultraviolet
ultraviolet radio
infra-red
waves
radio waves
infra-red
37) November 2015 Q(21)
draws a diagram representing three P througn a
A Student rays of light from point passing
Onverging lens. Each point labelled F is a principal focus of the lens.
ens.
ray
X
ray Y ray Z
C ray Y only
D ray Z only
420.
surface of
normal rod
ray of
glass
light
air
40
glass rod
reflected? refracted?
A no no
3 no yes
C yes no
D yes yes
42) Specimen paper 2016 Q(25)
in air
ray emerges
50° close to glass
surface
reflected
incident
ray
ray glass
air
B
A
ray of 40°
50°
ray of 50
light
light
50°
77 777
C D
40
light
50
45) June 2016 Q(22)
The diagram shows
light traveling from air into
glass
Four angles v, w, x and
y are shown.
normal
light
air
glass
w sin w
A n onV B n: Cn= Sin
Dn= x
sin y sin x sin. sin
image object
A student views the image of the object in the mirror from point
P
Where does she see the image?
object
B
mirror
B C 2.42 D 3.72
A 0.41 1.54
radio
y-rays X-rays ultraviolet visible infrared microwaves waves
light
|increasing.
A amplitude
B frequency
C speed
D wavelength
A 7.4 x 10 m/s
B 1.3 x 105 m/s O
C 2.2 x 10 m/s
D 3.0x 10 m/s