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JSS2 Basic Science Exam 2024/2025

The document is an examination paper for Basic Science for JSS2 students at Emmanuel College for the 2024/2025 session. It consists of multiple-choice questions covering topics such as energy, heat transfer, human anatomy, and plant biology, as well as theory questions requiring explanations and calculations. The exam assesses students' understanding of scientific concepts and their ability to apply them in various scenarios.

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JSS2 Basic Science Exam 2024/2025

The document is an examination paper for Basic Science for JSS2 students at Emmanuel College for the 2024/2025 session. It consists of multiple-choice questions covering topics such as energy, heat transfer, human anatomy, and plant biology, as well as theory questions requiring explanations and calculations. The exam assesses students' understanding of scientific concepts and their ability to apply them in various scenarios.

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EMMANUEL COLLEGE

Second Term Examination 2024/2025 Session


Subject: Basic Science Class: JSS2
Answer all questions.
1. The object possessed by a moving body is ____ (a) potential energy (b) light
energy (c) kinetic energy (d) chemical energy.
2. Which of the following changes is reversible (a) burning paper (b)boiling
water (c) cooking an egg (d) rusting of iron.
3. A substance that allows electricity to pass through it is a ____ (a) conductor
(b) magnet (c) radiator (d) reflector.
4. The type of lens that converges light is the ____ (a) concave lens (b) prism
lens (c) convex lens (d) biconcave lens.
5. Heat always flows from ___ (a) hot to cold (b) cold to hot (c) one solid to
another (d) liquid to solid.
6. Which energy transformation occurs when food is cooked using a solar
cooker?
7. (a) Heat to electrical to chemical (b) Light to chemical to heat (c) Solar
(light) energy to heat energy (d) Electrical energy to heat energy
8. The type of heat transfer responsible for warming your hands by placing
them near a fire without touching it is __. (a) Conduction (b) Convection (c)
Radiation (d) Evaporation.
9. In which part of the plant does photosynthesis occur most efficiently? (a)
Roots (b) Stem (c) Leaf palisade layer (d) Leaf stomata

system? (a) Heart → Lungs → Body → Heart (b) Lungs → Heart → Brain →
[Link] of these correctly shows the flow of blood in the human circulatory
Liver (c) Heart → Kidney → Lungs → Heart (d) Brain → Lungs → Heart →
Liver
11.A light ray strikes a mirror at 35°. What is the angle of reflection? (a) 55° (b)
90° (c) 35° (d) 70°
[Link] of these correctly describes how a fuse works in an electrical circuit?
(a) Increases voltage when current is too low (b) Conducts electricity faster
when hot (c) Breaks the circuit when current is too high (d) Regulates
voltage to power devices
13.A metal rod feels colder than a wooden stick at room temperature because:
(a) Metal has higher density (b) Wood absorbs more air
(c) Metal is a better conductor of heat(d) Wood radiates more energy
[Link] a plant is placed in a dark cupboard for two weeks, which of the following
processes will slow down drastically? (a) Respiration (b) Photosynthesis (c)
Transpiration (d) Germination
[Link] part of the brain responsible for balance and coordination is the: (a)
Cerebrum (b) Cerebellum (c) Medulla (d) Pituitary
[Link] of these devices transforms sound energy into electrical energy? (a)
Speaker (b) Microphone (c) Amplifier (d) Radio
[Link] specific heat capacity of water is high. This means that: (a) It heats up
quickly (b) It does not conduct heat (c) It requires more heat to change
temperature (d) It evaporates easily
18.A shadow is formed when: (a) Light is absorbed by a surface (b) Light is
reflected away (c) Light is scattered (d) Light is blocked by an opaque object
[Link] of the following best explains why astronauts wear protective suits in
space? (a) To stay warm in extreme heat (b) To avoid oxygen loss and
extreme temperatures (c) To improve breathing in gravity (d) To
communicate with Earth
[Link] iron nail becomes magnetized temporarily when placed near a magnet.
This is due to: (a) Permanent magnetism (b) Induced magnetism (c)
Chemical change (d) Radiation
[Link] of these is the correct unit for measuring electrical resistance? (a)
Ampere (b) Watt (c) Ohm (d) Volt
[Link] human body system works directly with the muscular system to
produce movement? (a) Circulatory system (b) Digestive system (c) Nervous
system (d) Skeletal system
[Link] form of energy is stored in a charged battery? (a) Light energy (b)
Heat energy (c) Potential energy (d) Chemical energy
[Link] instrument used to measure atmospheric pressure is the: (a)
Thermometer (b) Barometer (c) Hygrometer (d) Manometer
[Link] is the function of chlorophyll in a plant?(a) Absorbs oxygen (b)
Absorbs sunlight for photosynthesis (c) Produces carbon dioxide(d) Protects
the roots
[Link] of these methods is best for separating a mixture of sand and water?
(a)Filtration(b) Evaporation (c) Distillation (d) Magnetic separation
[Link] is the main function of the heart in the human body? (a) To produce
oxygen (b) To pump blood to the lungs and the rest of the body (c) To store
blood (d) To produce digestive juices
[Link] a circuit, which component is used to limit the flow of current (a)Resistor
(b) Switch (c)Battery (d) Bulb
29. Which of the following is a mode of asexual reproduction in plants? (a)
Pollination (b) Fertilization (c) Budding (d) Germination
30. Which part of the flower produces pollen? (a) Stigma (b) Ovule (c) Anther
(d) Sepal
THEORY
1. What is reproduction?
a. list and explain the types of reproduction.
b. list and explain 2 each of a male and female reproductive organ/system.
2. Explain the term STIs, HIV/AIDs.
a. Write 5 modes of transmission for eachof the infection listed above.
b. List 5 ways of preventing the infections above.
3. What is force?
a. list the types of forces and two examples each.
b. Mention 3 types of green house gases.
4. What is habitat?
a. The kinetic energy of a body is 72Joules with a mass of 4kg. Calculate the
velocity of the body.
b. A man walks to a filling station to buy oil. The man fills the drum with oil
and it weighs 150kg. It rolls down from the floor of a lorry 2mtrs high.
Calculate the work done by the gravity below.
5. State the laws of magnetism.(including the diagram for illustation)
a. List and explain the ways of heat transfer
b. write the properties of solid, liquid, and gas
6. Convert the following from degree celsius to fahrenheit
a. 28˚C
b. 100˚C

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Chlorophyll is crucial in photosynthesis, absorbing sunlight to convert into chemical energy . This process not only fuels plant growth but also underpins the global ecosystem by producing oxygen and forming the base of the food chain. Chlorophyll's role in carbon dioxide absorption also influences climate regulation, demonstrating its broad environmental impact by sustaining life and mitigating climate change.

Filtration is a separation technique that involves passing a mixture through a porous material to separate solid particles from liquids. It's significant in both scientific and industrial processes for purifying substances, such as removing particulates from air in air conditioning systems or filtering solids from liquids in water treatment . This technique is essential for achieving product purity and maintaining operational standards.

The high specific heat capacity of water means it requires more heat to change temperature . This property makes water an excellent medium for thermal storage and heat transfer in heating systems, as it can absorb and retain heat without rapid temperature fluctuation. This leads to stable thermal conditions, making water effective in systems like radiators and thermal storage units.

The leaf palisade layer is where photosynthesis occurs most efficiently due to its high concentration of chloroplasts, which absorb sunlight . The arrangement of elongated cells in this layer maximizes light absorption and facilitates the efficient conversion of light energy into chemical energy, essential for plant growth and survival. The dense chloroplasts allow for higher photosynthetic rates compared to other parts of the plant.

Food cooked using a solar cooker undergoes an energy transformation from solar (light) energy to heat energy . This conversion is significant for energy efficiency because it utilizes renewable solar energy, reducing reliance on non-renewable resources and minimizing carbon footprint. Using solar energy for cooking is also cost-effective and sustainable in the long term, particularly in regions with abundant sunlight.

The velocity of a body with kinetic energy (KE) of 72 Joules and mass of 4 kg can be calculated using the formula KE = 0.5 * mass * velocity^2. Solving for velocity gives velocity = sqrt((2 * KE) / mass) = sqrt((2 * 72) / 4) = sqrt(36) = 6 m/s . This calculation demonstrates the direct relation between kinetic energy, mass, and velocity.

Astronauts wear protective suits in space to mitigate the effects of oxygen loss and extreme temperatures . These suits are equipped with insulation and temperature control to protect against the vacuum of space and the intense thermal variations that range from extreme heat to cold. Additionally, they contain life support systems to provide breathable air, demonstrating complex engineering to safeguard human life in harsh extraterrestrial environments.

In optics, the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection, as described by the law of reflection . This principle is crucial in the design of optical devices such as periscopes, rearview mirrors, and laser alignment tools, where precise angles ensure the accurate redirection of light, which is essential for functionality and accuracy in these devices.

Induced magnetism occurs when a magnetic material becomes temporarily magnetized under the influence of an external magnetic field, as illustrated when an iron nail becomes magnetized near a magnet . An example of its application is in electromagnetic door locks, which activate a strong magnetic field to lock or unlock the door upon electric current passage, demonstrating induced magnetism's practicality in security systems.

The laws of magnetism include principles that like poles repel and unlike poles attract. These laws are fundamental in the design of electric motors, where the interaction between magnetic fields of permanent magnets and the coils carrying current allows rotation. By strategically alternating fields within the motor, continuous movement is achieved, making these principles crucial in efficiently converting electrical energy into mechanical energy for various applications .

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