AQA Physics - P2 quiz. - Flashcards in GCSE Physics

Created by: Seren Thomas
Created on: 07-04-12 14:48

Speed is...

The rate at which an object moves

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Speed is measured in...

meters/second (m/s)

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speed =

distance ÷ time

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The slope on a distance-time graph represents what?

Speed

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The area under a velocity-time graph represents what?

Distance travelled

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If the resultant force on an object is zero...

The object is either stationary or continues to move at constant speed

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Force is measured in...

Newtons

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Weight is measured in...

Newtons

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Mass is measured in...

Kilograms

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The earth's gravitational field strength is roughly...

10N/kg

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Stopping distance is...

Braking distance + Thinking distance

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Energy is measured in...

Joules (J)

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Kinetic energy =

½ x mass x speed^2

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Momentum is measured in...

Kg m/s

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When a perspex rod is rubbed with a cloth...

The rod becomes positive

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When a polythene rod is rubbed with a cloth...

The rod becomes negative

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Objects with like charges

Repel

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When components are in series...

The total resistance is the sum of the resistance of each component

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UK mains supply has...

A frequency of 50 Hz and about 230V

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Power is measured in...

Watts (W)

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The Coulomb (C) is...

The unit of electrical charge

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The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom is...

The atomic number

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Isotopes are atoms of the same element with...

The same number of protons and electrons but different numbers of neutrons

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Uranium-235 and Plutonium-239 are both used in..

Nuclear Fission

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Card 2

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Speed is measured in...

Back

meters/second (m/s)

Card 3

Front

speed =

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Card 4

Front

The slope on a distance-time graph represents what?

Back

Card 5

Front

The area under a velocity-time graph represents what?

Back

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Comments

Thegirlwhoknewtoomuch - Team GR

Report Thu 12th April, 2012 @ 15:52

Very good quiz summerised everything in p2 physics well thanks!

MissEmilieBeth

Report Mon 23rd April, 2012 @ 20:45

Very good basic revision and made me think as well showed me what I was more confident in and what I was getting wrong and what I need to revise more on, Thank you :)

Cameron

Report Sat 28th April, 2012 @ 19:49

Great but I think 31 should be rainfall and 23 should be plastic pins, fantastic otherwise so thanks.

ellie_123♥

Report Sat 5th May, 2012 @ 21:31

really good quiz, thanks :)

Sharmina

Report Tue 15th May, 2012 @ 19:44

Really good, although most answers were the first options : Nevertheless really good!

Jamie Bassett

Report Wed 23rd May, 2012 @ 13:51

amazing from mark sampson i love physics it b ufavouirite shis my

kumaran

Report Sat 26th May, 2012 @ 06:57

ions aren't on the syllabus! but good quiz anyway

Seren Thomas

Report Mon 28th May, 2012 @ 16:04

Ions are on the syllabus! :P only very briefly though :)

Hope this helps for the exam on Wednesday :D

Kiran Lee

Report Thu 7th June, 2012 @ 15:14

mass can be grams as well doofus and i agree with cameron on that one

Seren Thomas

Report Thu 7th June, 2012 @ 15:19

Kiran Lee wrote:

mass can be grams as well doofus and i agree with cameron on that one

Thanks Kiran (Y) but mass is usually measured in kg in P2 papers... and yeh 31 and 23 are controversial :')

Kiran Lee

Report Thu 7th June, 2012 @ 15:23

did i get top mark

Seren Thomas

Report Thu 7th June, 2012 @ 15:26

what did you get?

Kiran Lee

Report Thu 7th June, 2012 @ 15:39

81%

Seren Thomas

Report Thu 7th June, 2012 @ 15:41

I'll give you that's pretty good, as long as you know where you went wrong ;O

Kiran Lee

Report Thu 7th June, 2012 @ 15:44

yeah i put grams for mass instead of kilograms........... !!!

Seren Thomas

Report Thu 7th June, 2012 @ 15:45

that didn't cost you 19%!

Kiran Lee

Report Thu 7th June, 2012 @ 15:58

hahaha joking i done p2 anyway :)

Seren Thomas

Report Thu 7th June, 2012 @ 16:02

aha yeah same :)

Sangharsh

Report Fri 25th January, 2013 @ 07:30

23 and 31, i think it should be plastic pins (everything else is a feature of 3-pin plug) and rainfall (NOT a source of radiation or increasing amount of people would start developing cancers when it rains)

DanT

Report Thu 25th April, 2013 @ 20:40

what was the highest mark?

Elana Kaymer

Report Thu 16th May, 2013 @ 11:29

Really good, thank you :)

But on Questin 23, how is having an insulated case NOT a safety precaution if it prevents direct contact of eg. skin and metal, preventing electric shocks?