Science Form One Heat PAPER 1 Instructions : Each question is followed by four possible answers A, B, C and D.

Choose the correct answer. 1. What will happen to an object when heat is supplied to it? A It becomes hot and its temperature rises B It becomes cold and its temperature drops C No changes D It contracts and its temperature drops 2. Land breeze blows when A Sea is cooler than the land B Sea and the land are at the same temperature C Sea is hotter than the land D Sun sets 3.

The above diagram shows ice cubes at the bottom of a boiling tube not melting although the Water at the top is boiling. This experiment shows that A water is a poor conductor of heat B the wall of the boiling tube conducts heat away fast C heat is transferred by convection D wire gauze conducts heat away fast 4. Transfer of heat through conduction in a solid can be explained by A chemical theory B kinetic theory of gas C kinetic theory of particle D heat theory

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The diagram above shows a model of a ventilation system of a house. R and S represent two openings in the house. What must be done to make the temperature in the house to drop to its lowest level?

6. Among the following materials, which is the best conductor of heat? A Copper B Wood C Carbon D Iron 7. __________ is a process of heat transfer through particle movement from a warmer place to a cooler place in fluid such as liquid or gas. A Convection B Conduction C Radiation D Insulation 8.

The diagram above shows an air ventilation device. It is usually fixed on the roof so that A cold air can be drawn in B cold air which is more dense is drawn out

Science Form One Heat C hot air which is less dense is drawn in D the spinning caused by the wind draws out the hot air 9. Which of the following shows the application of good insulator of heat? A Copper metal is used to make heating coil B Hot water pipe is wrapped with glass wool C Wire gauze is made of iron D Wok and pot are made from aluminum 10.

The diagram above shows two flasks X and Y of different sizes filled with hot water at 100 C. Among the following, which is the correct temperature versus time graph for water in X and Y?

11. Ice cream is wrapped with paper to delay it from melting. What is your reason? A Paper is a poor conductor of heat B Paper can absorb heat well C Paper is a good radiator of heat D Paper can absorb the melted ice 12. A wooden clip is used to hold a test tube during heating. This is to prevent heat being transferred to the hand through the process of A conduction B conduction and convection C conduction and radiation D radiation 3

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What substance may possibly contain such particles? A Water B Oxygen C Zinc D Mercury 14.

What kind of air movement takes place in the diagram above? A Land breeze B Southern wind C Northern wind D Sea breeze 15. Why is a wok made of good conductor of heat? A So that the wok will be of good quality B So that the wok will not easily rust C So that the wok becomes light and easy to hold D So that heat from the fire will be quickly transferred to the food being cooked 16.

The diagram above shows four beakers containing different quantities of water with different temperatures. Water in which beaker has the lowest temperature of heat? A P B Q C R D S

Science Form One Heat 17. Plants cool their leaves on a hot day through the process of A photosynthesis B excretion C breathing D transpiration 18.

In the diagram above, most of the heat from the water is lost through A convection and radiation B radiation, conduction and convection C convection and conduction D radiation only 19. The wall of a building heated by sunlight loses its heat at night through the process of A convection, radiation, and conduction B convection and radiation C convection and conduction D convection only

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The diagram above shows a building with two windows M and N and two air vents K and L. Among the openings K, L, M, and N, which allows air to flow in and which allows the air to flow out?

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21. There is a process of heat transfer that occurs from one heat source to its surrounding area without any medium. In which of the following situations does this heat transfer occur? I Heat from fire reaches your face II Land breeze III Ventilation in a house A B C D 22. I only I and II only II and III only I, II, and III

What causes the formation of sea breeze during the daytime in the diagram above? I Cool air from the land moves to replace warm air at the sea II Land becomes warmer than the sea III Air moves from the sea to the land A B C D I only I and II only II and III only I, II, and III

23. Which the following situations is true concerning absorption and radiation of heat? I Oil tank is painted with aluminum paint to reduce the absorption of heat II Heat from the sun reaches us by radiation III Radiator coil of a car is painted black to increase the radiation of heat A B C D I only I and II only II and III only I, II, and III

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In the diagram above, the temperature of hot water in container W drops faster than the temperature of water in container X. This is because I W is a good radiator of heat II X is a poor radiator of heat III X is a good absorber of heat A B C D I only I and II only II and III only I, II, and III

25. The fur of a rabbit becomes fluffier on a cold day to I trap more air in between the fur II increase the size of its body III to absorb more heat from the surroundings A B C D I only I and II only II and III only I, II, and III

26. An animal that lives in the tundra region usually has I thick fur II thick layer of fat III a rounded shape body A B C D I only I and II only II and III only I, II, and III

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Thermometers P and Q in the diagram above shows a reading of 100 C. This shows that water in I both beakers have the same temperature II beaker Q has a higher heat content than that of beaker P III both beakers have the same heat content A B C D 28. I only I and II only II and III only I, II, and III

Among the following processes of heat transfer, which causes the paper fan in the diagram Above to spin? I Convection II Radiation III Conduction A B C D I only I and II only II and III only I, II, and III

29. The quantity of heat of a substance depends on I its temperature II its volume III its type

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30. The rate of heat transfer through a metal rod by conduction depends on I the cross-section area of the rod II the type of the rod III the length of rod A B C D I only I and II only II and III only I, II, and III

31. It is not suitable to wear a black shirt on a hot day because black is a A. good conductor of heat B. good reflector of heat C. good absorber of heat D. good emitter of heat 32. Which of the following is / are true about the transmission of heat from thr sun to the earth? I. II. III. A. B. C. D. Heat is transmitted by radiation Heat is transmitted through a vacuum Heat is transmitted by paticles I only I and II only II and III only I,II and III

33 Which of the following is/are true about boiling? I. Occurs at any temperature II. Occurs at 100 C III. Occurs all over the liquid A. B. C. D. I only I and II only II and III only I,II and III

Science Form One Heat 34. The diagram shows an experiment to investigatethe transfer of heat using three conductors. Each rod is heated until the thumbtack drops. The time taken for the thumbtack to drop is Recorded. Arrangement of apparatus Time taken

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90 seconds

120 seconds What can you conclude from the above experiment? A. B. C. D. The iron rod transfers heat faster than the copper rod The glass rod is a good conductor of heat The copper rod is a bad conductor of heat The rate of heat transfer is different for different solids

35. The rate of heat transfer is different for aluminium, iron, glass and copper. Which of the following is arranged in ascending order according to their abilities to conduct heat? A Iron, glass, copper, aluminium B. Aluminium, copper, glass , iron C. Glass, iron, aluminium, copper D. Copper, aluminium, iron, glass

36. Why are the wires on electric poles not fixed tightly? A. The electric poles will not fall B. Consumers can save money C. Loosely hung wire will not snap during cold days 10

Science Form One Heat D. Loosely hung wires can conduct electricity easily 37. A metal table at room temperature feel cold because A. metal is a good insulator of heat B. metal is always cold at room temperature C. heat from the metal table is absorbed by our fingers D. heat from our fingers is absorbed by the metal table 38. The diagram below shows a spiral coil hung above a candle.

When the candle is lighted, the spiral begins to spin. This is because A. the spiral absorbs heat from the flame B. the spiral follows the spinning heat current of heat C. a convection current is created beneath the spiral D. the spiral becomes lighter:

39. The diagram below shows the direction of heat transfer in a house.

Which of the following activities uses the same principle of heat transfer?

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Science Form One Heat A. B. C. D. 40. Boiling water in a container Washing clothes in a washing machine Making ice in a freezer Toasting bread

In diagram above , when the round bottomed flask containing coloured water is immersed into the beaker, the water level in the glass tube will A. drop B. rise C. rise slightly and then drop D. drop slightly and then rise

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