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Fuchun Secondary End of Year 2019 Sec 2 NT Science
Fuchun Secondary End of Year 2019 Sec 2 NT Science
NAME:
SCIENCE SYLLABUS T
8 October 2019
t hour 30 Minutes
Max Mark: 100
Section A
There are forty guestions on this paper. Answer all questions. For each questions
there are four possible answers A, B, C and D'
choose the one you consider c-onect and record your choice in soft pencil on the
separate Answer Sheet.
Section B
Answer all questions in the spaces provided.
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Section A
Answer all questions.
1 The diagram below shows a boy pushing a heavy box, with the use of a simple
machine.
What is this simple machine?
A inclined plane
B lever
C pulley
D wheel
2 A ping-pong ball is rolling in a straight line on a level ground with a steady speed.
A wind is blown on it.
Which event will not happen?
A joule
B kilogram
C neMon
D tonne
A walking on a road
B holding a pen
C pushing a heavy box across a rough surface
D using sand paper to polish wood
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7 The diagram shows solar panels placed on the top of buildings in Singapore
advantage disadvantage
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70
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A 60
B 62
c 70
D 100
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balloon
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A ampere
B ohm
c volt
D waft
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B D
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hazard consequence
Sylti6h
Which object can replace the switch, such that the bulb will light up?
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A B
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water
tce water vapour
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c D
a.C
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I feels soapy
il tastes sour
ilt turns blue litmus paper red
A I only
B I and ll only
C I and lll only
D ll and lll only
A B c D
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to
50'c 50'c 85 "C 85'C
solute solvent
A water sugar
B sugar water
c suqar sugar solution
D water sugar solution
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Filts.
paper
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fuarel
x
Flask
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x Y
A sand salt and water
B sand water
c salt sand
D water salt and sand
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26 The graph below shows the Pollutant Standard lndex (PSl) readings in Singapore
on 20 June 2013.
Hazyfonditions
Fdlub{rt standardsJrdc( ifl Singapore gt Z) June &1 3.
350:. n
300
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The PSI value and the corresponding air quality descriptor is summarised in the
table below.
PSI Value Air Quality Descriptor
0-50 Good
51- 100 Moderate
101 - 200 Unhealthy
201 - 300 Very Unhealthy
Above 300 Hazardous
A moderate
B unhealthy
C very unhealthy
D hazardous
A nitrogen gas
B oxygen gas
C soot
D sulfur dioxide
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28 Which gas is formed when petroleum is bumt with a limited amount of oxygen?
A carbon dioxide
B carbon monoxide
G nitrogen dioxide
D sulfur dioxide
A bone cells
B cheek cells
C red blood cells
D white blood cells
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32 At which part of the digestive system does food get cut into pieces?
A oesophagus
B mouth
G large intestine
D small intestine
A carbohydrates
B fats and oils
C proteins
D water
35 Which change takes place in both males and females during puberty?
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ovary
sperm
A artificialinsemination
B ln-vitrofertilisation
C implantation
D ligation
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15 tc ts
lf menstruation takes place on the days during the part marked X, on which day
will sexual intercourse most likely result in pregnancy?
A day2
B dayT
C day 14
D day 21
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39 lt is advisable that a person who has taken a large amount of alcohol should not
d rive.
Which social problems could be encountered by drug abusers who are still
schooling?
I They often end up doing illegal jobs to get enough money to buy drugs.
ll They cannot concentrate on their studies and may leave school.
lll They have stable family relationships.
lV They exercise regulady and are healthy.
A I and ll only
B ll and lll only
C I and lll only
D ll and lV only
End of Section A
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Section B
Answer all the questions in the spaces provided
1 (a) Fig. 1.1 shows two bimetallic strips, made of metals '1, 2 and 3
w
a*ore nea*s
After heating
Fig. 1.1
(i) Circle the conect word in brackets for each of the statements.
(ii) Metals 2 and 3 are made into a bimetallic strip Z as shown in Fig. 1.2
Draw a diagram to show what happens to the bimetallic strip Z after
heating.
bimetallic strip Z
before heating
after heating
(iii) Based on the diagram that you had drawn, circle the correct word in
the statement below.
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(b) Fig.1.3 below shows a short section of MRT rail with gaps between
them.
gap
steel rail
Fig. 1.3
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(ii) Suggest what happens to the steel rail on days when the weather
became very hot if there are no gaps.
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2 A man wants to install lighting at his new place. He fifted the light bulb in two
different ways, as shown in circuit A and circuit B in Fig' 2.1'
Circuit A Gircuit B
Fig2.1
(a) State whether the light bulbs in each circuit are ananged in series or
parallel.
circuit A:
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(b) Predict what will happen to the other bulbs if one of the bulbs blows in
each circuit.
circuit A:
circuit B: t2l
(c) Which circuit should the man use to install the lighting?
Explain your answer.
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nucleus
Fig 3.1
structure X :
structure Y :
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(b) Explain what would happen to the cell if structure Y was damaged.
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(d) What is contained in the nucleus that is passed down from the previous
cell?
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4 (a) 2 g of sugar and 2 g of chalk powder were added separately into two test
tubes containing 5 cm3 of water.
Complete Table 4.1 to show the expected observations for each mixture.
Circle the conect word in each box.
Table 4.1
(b) Draw a straight line to connect each National tap to its correct description.
Match the National Taps to their correct descriptions.
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5 Fig. 5.1 shows a pack of cigarettes with a label, which warns people that cigarette
smoke contains carbon monoxide.
Fig. 5.1
(a) From the list of words below, circle two other substances found in
cigarette smoke that are harmful.
tar dioxide
carbon ash
(b) How does carbon monoxide affect the orygen supply to the body?
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(c) The label on the pack of cigarettes is one way to discourage people
from picking up smoking.
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(d) Table 5.1 shows the death rates from lung cancer for smokers and non-
smokers.
Table 5.1
(i) What is the average number of cigarettes smoked per day, that
caused 78 deaths from lung cancer for every 100 000 persons?
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(ii) For 15 to 25 cigarettes smoked per day, how many people die
from lung cancer out of 100 000 person?
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A C
B D
E
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Fig. 6.1
Complete Table 6.1 by writing the letter and the name of the part that matches with
each function.
letter label
function name of the reproductive part
(A,B,C,D,E)
produces sperms
transports both
sperms and urine
erects and
penetrates the
vagina during
sexual intercourse
transports sperms
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Table 6.1
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7 Fig. 7.1 shows the energy conversions that take place in a power station.
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Subrtation
a II T
Fig.7.1
Complete the blanks below on the energy conversion taking place in a power
station.
You may use the helping words below. Each option can be used once, more than
once or not at all.
chemical gravitational
electrical kinetic light heat
potential potential
(b) At the boiler, water is tumed into steam, which moves up into the steam turbine.
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8(a) Fig. 8.1 shows the top five diets and food ingredients that Singaporeans try
to avoid.
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preservatiws 25
l+o sugEr
Artificiel 61
Lor,v/No
20
sweeteners cabohldlaEs
Ar*ibiotics or
horrl}ones in 5l LoeJ salt/
18
animalproducts sodium
Artifichl 60 Veq€tarian ll
faYours
Food poducts in
BPA (bisphorol-A) 5{t
Packaglng
Fig. 8.1
(image taken from: https://www.straitstimes.mmlsinoaoore/over-50-here-
watch- -thev -eat-survev-finds)
(iii) Which diets have been taken by 25o/o ot tnore of those surveyed?
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Mouth
Gullet {oesophag(5)
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Liver Stoma.h
Pan(rcat
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Small lntertine
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Large int.stine
Rectum
An u5
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(ii) A person suffers from a disease in which his small intestine is not
functioning well.
Should the person adopt a low fat diet or low protein diet?
Give an explanation for your choice.
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Section A
1 A 11 B zl A 31
I 2 B 12 c 22 C 3t B
e C IJ D ZJ JJ C
4 c 14 24 B 54 B
5 A 15 B 25 D 35
6 B 16 26 U 36 A
7 B 17 B 27 D 37
8 B '18 D 28 B J6 A
I I D 19 D 29 B 20 D
'10 20 B 30 B 40
General notes
. / alternatives
. R reject
. A accept (for answers correctly cued by the question, or guidance for examiners)
. AVP alternative valid point (where a greater than usual variety of responses is expected)
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z(al serles;
parallel; 2
(b) A: other light bulbs not light up. I
it contains genes.
(d) Genes/chromosomes; 1
4(a) I
nO + yes; 4
soluble + insoluble;
no + yes;
clear + cloudy;
4(b) I gto+conect-3m I
I 2 carrect-2m I
NEwaler
l'*"*'-''l
5 (a)
(b)
tar;
nicotine;
reduces / cut short AW;
tt 2
1
R if more than
2 are selected
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(ii) 127 1
(iii) '10; 1
(iv) lncreases / AW ; 1
6 D; testes; 6 I
C; urethra;
E; penis;
A; sperm duct;
( ii) 3; 1
low or no fat; 1
(iv) 11%i 1
eating well / AW
8(bxi) mouth/stomach/pancreas/sma I I 2 I
intestine;; I
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