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MYP 5 Physics Mock Exam Guide

The MYP 5 Mock Physics exam consists of 8 tasks covering various concepts, with a total duration of 130 minutes. The assessment is divided into three parts: Knowing and Understanding, Investigation Skills, and Applying Science, each focusing on different criteria. Students are required to answer all questions in the provided response boxes, with the maximum score being 100 marks.

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MYP 5 Physics Mock Exam Guide

The MYP 5 Mock Physics exam consists of 8 tasks covering various concepts, with a total duration of 130 minutes. The assessment is divided into three parts: Knowing and Understanding, Investigation Skills, and Applying Science, each focusing on different criteria. Students are required to answer all questions in the provided response boxes, with the maximum score being 100 marks.

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MYP 5 Mock exams (Physics) FINAL - copy

Subject Grade Points Duration Start time

Physics MYP 5 A 26 B 25 C 22 130 mins Mar 29, 08:45 am


D 27
Mar 29, 08:45 am(School TZ)

Instructions & Formulae sheet

Before the examination begins you are given 5 minutes to be familiar with its structure. Please
navigate around the examination, taking length of each task and questions. You have 2 hours to
complete the examination.

There are 8 separate tasks in this examination. Answer all the questions in the response boxes
provided. The maximum mark for this examination is 100 marks.

As you progress through the questions, your answers are automatically saved.

When 2 hours has ended, you will no longer be able to answer any questions.

You may nd the following useful in this assessment:

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Overview of the assessment

Part 1 Knowing and understanding


This part (tasks 1 to 3) addresses the key concept of relationships and focuses on criterion A
(Knowing and understanding).

Task 1 (8 marks):
Radio waves can be used to communicate over long distances.

Task 2 (9 marks):
Copper-67 is an unstable isotope.

Task 3 (11 marks):


Energy transformation occur in moving cars.

Part 2: Investigation skills


This part (tasks 4 to 6) addresses the key concept of change and focuses on criterion B (Inquiring
and designing) and criterion C (Processing and evaluating).

Task 4 (18 marks):


The famous scientist Galileo changed our understanding of the motion of
objects.

Task 5 (16 marks):


Investigating parachutes.

Task 6 (15 marks): Investigating lenses

Part 3: Applying science


The global context is identities and relationships.
The part (tasks 7 and 8) addresses the key concept of systems and assesses criterion D (Re ecting
on the impacts of science)

Task 7 (9 marks):
Drones are small, ying vehicles that do not need an on-board pilot.

Task 8 (14 marks):


Re ecting on how the use of drones can in uence the relationships
between individuals and countries.

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Task 1 (8 marks)

Q1 A2

Select the most appropriate terms to complete the missing part from the options given below.

Radio waves travel light waves in a vacuum.

Radio waves have light waves.

Q2 A1

State the wave phenomenon.

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Q3 A3

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Q4 D2

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Task 2 (9 marks)

Q1 A2

29 is the in the nucleus and 63 is the in the nucleus.

select the most suitable answer from the choices below. Ensure your response are in the right order.

Q2 A3

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Q3 A2

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Q4 A2

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Task 3 (11 marks)

Q1 A2

Calculate the kinetic energy of a 1500kg car moving at 25m/s.

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Q2 A4

When the driver of the car hits the brake, the car slows down to a complete stop. Th
e breaking distance is 30m calculate the average deceleration of the car during the
breaking . Give your answer in three signi cant gures.

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Q3 A1

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Q4 A1

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Q5 A1

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Q6 D2

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Task 4 (18 marks)

Galileo experiment

Video 1

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Q1 B1

State the research question that would be tested by this investigation.

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Q2 B3

Write down the variable with its identity.

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Q3 B2

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Q4 B3

Write your selection and justi cation.

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Q5 C3

Write down the missing unit in column (Time)2 and calculate the missing value.

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Q6 C1

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Q7 C1

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Q8 By specifying the independent and 2 controlled variables C4

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Task 5 (16 marks)

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Q1 B3

Formulate a hypothesis using if, the sand because. Your explanation should refer to
forces and particle theory.

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Q2 B 13

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Task 6 (15 marks)

Q1 C1

The focal length of search a lens can be found experimentally using the set up
below. A candle was placed 30cm from a lens. The screen was moved until a clear
image was formed at the 90cm mark of the ruler. Calculate the image distance.

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Q2 C4

The student notebook containing her result is shown below. Organise and present
the student data in a table result.

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Q3 C3

Complete all the parts coloured pink.

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Q4 C1

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Q5 C2

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Q6 C2

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Task 7 (9 marks)

Video 1

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A drone is a vehicle that can y without a pilot on board. IIt may be controlled by a computer or
someone on the ground who may be a long distance away. A quadcopter is a common type of a
drone.

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Q1 A2
D2

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Q2 D7

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Task 8 (14 marks)

Video

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untitled 1080p

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Common questions

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Drones impact individual privacy as they can be used for surveillance without consent, raising ethical and legal concerns. They influence international relations by facilitating remote operations, surveillance, and military actions, potentially leading to tensions if not regulated. Mitigation requires comprehensive privacy policies, transparency in usage, and international agreements to regulate drone activities and ensure responsible usage that respects individual rights and national sovereignty .

Galileo fundamentally changed our understanding of motion by demonstrating that objects fall at the same rate irrespective of their mass when air resistance is negligible. This was revolutionary because it contradicted the Aristotelian view that heavier objects fall faster. His findings laid the groundwork for Newton's laws of motion and the concept of inertia, reshaping physics and influencing future scientific research. The principle of uniform motion and constant acceleration underpins modern physics and engineering, significantly impacting technological advancement .

The performance of parachutes is primarily affected by factors such as canopy shape and size, material weight, aerodynamic stability, and drag. Optimizing these factors involves balancing the drag force to ensure a slow and controlled descent. A larger canopy increases drag, slowing descent but may be less stable in turbulent air. Modifying canopy shape can enhance stability and control. Materials must be light to minimize carrying weight while ensuring strength and durability. Proper harness and line design also contribute to safety and performance .

The kinetic energy \( KE \) of the car is calculated using the formula \( KE = \frac{1}{2}mv^2 \), where \( m \) is the mass and \( v \) is the velocity. Substituting the given values, \( KE = \frac{1}{2} \times 1500 \times 25^2 = 468750 J \). Kinetic energy is significant for engine efficiency because it represents the energy required to move the vehicle at a certain speed. Higher kinetic energy typically requires more fuel, so efficient engines aim to maximize energy conversion and minimize losses .

Copper-67 is considered unstable because it undergoes radioactive decay, meaning it has an imbalance in the number of protons and neutrons in its nucleus, causing it to transform into another element over time. This instability can be utilized in scientific applications such as medical imaging and cancer treatment, where its decay properties can be harnessed to target and destroy cancer cells. The isotopic decay releases radiation, which must be carefully managed in medical contexts to ensure patient safety .

The ethical considerations for using drones in military surveillance involve privacy invasion, potential for misuse, and collateral damage due to imprecise strikes. Conversely, using drones for humanitarian aid focuses on the ethical imperative to deliver life-saving supplies to inaccessible areas efficiently and safely. Balancing military utility with ethical privacy concerns requires clear regulations and oversight, while promoting humanitarian use can enhance positive global perception and aid emergency response efforts .

Radio waves are used extensively for long-distance communication because they can travel long distances without significant loss of signal, unlike light waves which tend to diminish more rapidly. In a vacuum, radio waves and light waves both travel at the same speed, the speed of light. However, radio waves have longer wavelengths and lower frequencies compared to light waves, which allows them to diffract around obstacles and be received over greater distances .

Lenses function based on the principles of refraction and focus light to form images. Refraction occurs when light passes through a lens, changing speed and direction, allowing lenses to converge or diverge light rays. This principle is crucial in designing optical instruments such as microscopes, cameras, and eyeglasses, where lenses correct vision, magnify objects, or focus light onto sensors. In eyeglasses, lenses are shaped to compensate for refractive errors in the eyes, illustrating practical application of these principles .

Studying historical figures like Galileo enhances public understanding by highlighting the evolution of scientific thought and the importance of evidence over tradition. It encourages critical thinking and skepticism, fostering an educational environment where inquiry and empirical evidence are valued. Lessons from Galileo's trials with authority emphasize the scientific method's importance in advancing knowledge and resisting ideological pressures, inspiring modern students to pursue knowledge and challenge misconceptions in scientific discourse .

Energy transformation in moving vehicles during braking involves converting kinetic energy into thermal energy. When brakes are applied, friction between the brake pads and wheels converts the vehicle's kinetic energy into heat, reducing its speed. This transformation is fundamental in controlling vehicle motion safely. The efficiency of the braking system affects how quickly and smoothly a vehicle can stop, impacting both safety and component wear over time .

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