SAINS KERTAS 2 (BETUL) TOT 2 RK 2A 2B 2C Q AL CHAPTER / FORM (29) (30) (31) (30) 120 1 a FORM 1: Chapter 2 : Cell as Unit of Life 29 29 27 21 106 Label the general structure of an animal cell and plant cell. b FORM 1: Chapter 2 : Cell as Unit of Life 17 6 10 5 38 Label the general structure of an animal cell and plant cell. c FORM 1: Chapter 2 : Cell as Unit of Life 19 13 16 4 52 State the similarities and differences between an animal cell and plant cell. 2 a FORM 1: Chapter 3 : Matter 7 1 1 2 11 State the three states of matter b FORM 1: Chapter 3 : Matter 28 25 25 19 97 State the arrangement of particles in the three states of matter. c FORM 1: Chapter 3 : Matter 29 18 14 6 67 State the differences in the movement of particles in the three states of matter. 3 a.i 29 27 29 9 94 FORM 2: Chapter 2 : Nutrition Identify the parts of the digestive system. a.ii FORM 2: Chapter 2 : Nutrition 19 2 4 0 25 State the functions of the organs in the digestive system. a.iii FORM 2: Chapter 2 : Nutrition 28 12 16 3 59 Describe the process of digestion in the alimentary canal. b.i FORM 2: Chapter 2 : Nutrition 25 9 13 5 52 list the end products of digestion of carbohydrate, fat, and protein b.ii FORM 2: Chapter 2 : Nutrition 28 16 14 3 61 Explain the process of absorption of the products of digestion. 4 a.i FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution Explain through examples the factors that affect 29 30 31 24 114 the rate of evaporation of water with reference to the Kinetic Theory. a.ii FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution Explain through examples the factors that affect 29 21 27 14 91 the rate of evaporation of water with reference to the Kinetic Theory. b FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution 22 12 9 0 43 Describe the application of the evaporation of water in daily life. c FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution 23 14 5 1 43 Describe the application of the evaporation of water in daily life. 5 a FORM 2: Chapter 7 : Force and Motion 29 30 13 24 96 Explain the various types of forces b 26 28 19 14 87 FORM 2: Chapter 7 : Force and Motion State the unit of force c FORM 2: Chapter 7 : Force and Motion 26 25 19 12 82 Calculate the work done d 27 23 5 1 56 FORM 2: Chapter 7 : Force and Motion Calculate power on the work done. 6 a 26 25 25 15 91 FORM 2: Chapter 10 : Simple machine Classify levers b 28 23 26 17 94 FORM 2: Chapter 10 : Simple machine Identify load, force and fulcrum in the lever c 23 12 2 0 37 FORM 2: Chapter 10 : Simple machine Solve problems related to levers 7 a FORM 2: Chapter 3 : Biodiversity 28 29 29 24 110 Classify various animals based on common characteristics b FORM 2: Chapter 3 : Biodiversity 23 20 25 13 81 Classify various animals based on common characteristics 8 a FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution 27 29 30 11 97 (Activity 5.1 and Activity 5.2) E1C14 Ai [Record the measurement] FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution b.i 25 15 16 0 56 (Activity 5.1 and Activity 5.2) E1C10 a+b+c [Controlling variables] b.ii FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution 28 15 18 0 61 (Activity 5.1 and Activity 5.2) E1C10 a+b+c [Controlling variables] b.iii FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution 20 11 14 0 45 (Activity 5.1 and Activity 5.2) E1C10 a+b+c [Controlling variables] c FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution 29 28 24 3 84 (Activity 5.1 and Activity 5.2) E1C11 a+b [Making hypothesis] d FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution 28 22 30 8 88 (Activity 5.1 and Activity 5.2) E1C8 b [Interpreting data] e.i FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution (Activity 5.1 and Activity 5.2) 29 26 30 4 89 E1C7 c [Using space-time relationship] E1C10 c [Controlling variables] e.ii FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution 27 24 10 2 63 (Activity 5.1 and Activity 5.2) E1C7 d [Using space-time relationship] f.i FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution 21 14 10 0 45 (Activity 5.1 and Activity 5.2) E1C4 b [Making inferences] f.ii FORM 2: Chapter 5 : Water and Solution 29 20 24 2 75 (Activity 5.1 and Activity 5.2) E1C9 b [Defining operationally] ∑ 860 654 610 266 2390