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The document outlines a science exam for CareerCraft Academy, consisting of three sections: objective questions, short answer questions, and application questions, totaling 35 marks and a duration of 60 minutes. It covers various topics including photosynthesis, bonding, heat, adaptations, and the human excretory system. The exam assesses students' understanding of fundamental scientific concepts and their ability to apply this knowledge.

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Science SA 1

The document outlines a science exam for CareerCraft Academy, consisting of three sections: objective questions, short answer questions, and application questions, totaling 35 marks and a duration of 60 minutes. It covers various topics including photosynthesis, bonding, heat, adaptations, and the human excretory system. The exam assesses students' understanding of fundamental scientific concepts and their ability to apply this knowledge.

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Science (Full Course)


Total Marks: 35 Time: 60 minutes
Section A: Objective Questions (1 mark each)

Q1. Describe photosynthesis along with its word equation.

Q2. Draw the structure of the formation of bond between Carbon and Chlorine. Name the type of bond.

Q3. Define Heat. Define 1J energy.

Q4. Define the terms : a) Adaptations b) Extinction c) Invasive species

Q5. Which components are present in the urine?

Section B: Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)


Q6. Define Ionic and Covalent Bond. Give examples for each.

Q7. Describe how the population of predators and preys is dependent on each other. Explain using the graph.

Q8. Define Atomic Number and Mass Number.

Q9. Define Thermal conductors and insulators; and Explain the difference between them with

examples.

Q10. How do kidneys make urine? Draw a labelled diagram of the Human Excretory system.

Q 11. Define Giant Structures and Simple structures along with diagram.

Section C: Application Questions (3 marks each)


Q12. A carbon atom has an atomic number of 6 and a mass number of 14.
a) How many protons, neutrons and electrons does it have?
b) State its group and period in the Periodic Table. Draw its electronic configuration.

Q13. Describe how heat is transferred in : a) Conduction b) Convection c) Radiation d) Evaporation

Q14. Describe the law of conservation of energy using the movement of oscillation in a pendulum.

Q15. Define Balanced and unbalanced forces. Describe the factors on which floating and sinking of objects
depends.

Q16. Calculate the density of the following:


a) A cube with mass 75 g and volume 30 cm³.
b) A gas with mass 1.5 kg and volume 2 m³.

Q17. Describe the adaptations of : a) Snowy Owls b) Desert foxes c) Cactus

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