UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS

General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level

ADDITIONAL COMBINED SCIENCE
5130/01


Paper 1 Multiple Choice

October/November 2005

1 hour
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1 The diagram shows a micrometer scale.

20
15
10
0 5
mm


Which reading is shown?
A 5.64 mm B 7.14 mm C 7.16 mm D 7.64 mm


2 The graph shows the speed of a car as it accelerates from rest.

During part of this time the acceleration is uniform.

0 1 2 3
time / s
speed
m/ s
4 5 6
30
25
20
15
10
5
0


What is the size of this uniform acceleration?
A 5 m / s
2
B 6 m / s
2
C 10 m / s
2
D 20 m / s
2


3 The drawing shows a sprinters shoe during a race.

Which arrow indicates the direction of the force of friction acting on the sprinters shoe?

A D
B
C



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4 A door requires a minimum moment of 32.5 N m in order to open it.

handle
distance
hinges


What is the minimum distance of the handle from the hinges, if the door is to be pulled open with
a force at the handle of 50 N?
A 0.33 m B 0.65 m C 0.77 m D 1.54 m


5 The diagram shows energy transfer through a machine.

machine
input energy
useful output energy
wasted energy


What is the efficiency of the machine?
A input
useful output energy
B useful output energy
input energy
C useful output energy
wasted energy
D wasted energy
input energy


6 A clinical thermometer is placed in a persons mouth and then removed to read the temperature.

Why is a clinical thermometer more suitable than a laboratory thermometer for this purpose?
A It has a larger range.
B It has a linear scale.
C It has a steady reading.
D It has a wider bore.

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7 A substance was heated in an enclosed space until it became a gas.

After the heater was removed, the temperature was recorded at regular intervals. The graph
shows temperature plotted against time.

time
temperature
P Q


What does the section PQ represent?
A boiling
B condensing
C melting
D solidifying


8 A ray of light travels from air into glass. The refractive index of the glass is 1.5 .

Which of the following pairs could be values of the angle of incidence and the angle of refraction?


angle of
incidence
angle of
refraction
A 21.5
o
20.0
o

B 40.0
o
30.0
o

C 60.0
o
35.3
o

D 80.0
o
53.3
o



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9 The diagram shows an electric circuit.

V
A
24
resistor
X
Y


Which two readings are obtained when a suitable power supply is connected to X and Y?


voltmeter
reading
ammeter
reading
A 2 V 6 A
B 6 V 0.5 A
C 12 V 0.5 A
D 12 V 2 A


10 The diagram shows a circuit. The reading of ammeter A
2
is 1A and of A
4
is 3A.

4
A
1
A
4
6
3
A
2
A
3


What are the readings of ammeters A
1
and A
3
?

A
1
A
3

A 1.5 A 0.5 A
B 2 A 1 A
C 3 A 1 A
D 3 A 2 A


11 A 2 kW appliance is to be connected to the 240 V mains supply.

Which fuse should be fitted in the plug?
A 1 A B 3 A C 5 A D 10 A
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12 What is the relationship between the number of electrons, neutrons and protons in a neutral atom
of C
14
6
?
A n > p = e
B n = p > e
C n = p < e
D n < p = e


13 The table shows the possible properties of radioactive emissions.

Which emission could be a beta-particle?

emission charged
deflected in
a magnetic field
level
of ionisation
A no yes none
B yes yes none
C yes yes weak
D yes no weak


14 The following tests were carried out on an aqueous substance X.

test observation
add acidified barium chloride white precipitate
add aqueous sodium hydroxide white precipitate

What is X?
A aluminium chloride
B ammonium chloride
C iron(II) sulphate
D zinc sulphate


key
n = number of neutrons
p = number of protons
e = number of electrons
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15 Which diagram represents the arrangement of particles in a solution.

A
B
C
D



16 The table shows some of the properties of four substances.

Which substance could be sodium chloride?

melting point /
o
C
ability to conduct
electricity when liquid
ability to conduct electricity
in aqueous solution
A 114 none good
B 180 none (insoluble)
C 808 good good
D 3550 good (insoluble)


17 Magnesium reacts with hydrochloric acid as shown in the equation.

Mg(s) + 2HCl(aq) MgCl
2
(aq) + H
2
(g)

In an experiment the volume of hydrogen produced was 24 cm
3
.

gas syringe
hydrochloric acid
magnesium


What mass of magnesium was used?
A 24 g B 12 g C 0.12 g D 0.024 g


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18 Electrolysis of molten lead(II) bromide gives lead at the cathode.

Why does the lead form?
A Lead(II) bromide decomposes on heating.
B Lead(II) bromide has a low melting point.
C Negative lead ions are discharged at the cathode.
D Positive lead ions are discharged at the cathode.


19 Which process is endothermic?
A the formation of a hydrogen-chlorine bond
B the formation of rust
C the formation of water from ice
D the formation of water from oxygen and hydrogen


20 The diagram shows the first step in the preparation of pure, dry crystals of zinc sulphate.

hot dilute
sulphuric acid
unreactive
zinc oxide
powder


Other steps are: 1 evaporation
2 filtration
3 washing and drying

In which order should these steps be carried out?
A 1 2 3
B 1 3 2
C 2 1 3
D 2 3 1


21 Which entry in the table represents an alkali metal?


melting point
conductivity of the
solid
conductivity when
molten
A high high low
B high low high
C low high high
D low low low
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22 The diagram shows a metal X reacting with water.

metal X
bubbles of hydrogen
water

What is X?
A calcium
B copper
C potassium
D sodium


23 What products are formed when limestone is heated?
A lime and carbon dioxide
B lime and water
C lime, carbon dioxide and water
D slaked lime and carbon dioxide


24 Which statement about an homologous series is not correct?

All the members of the series have the same
A chemical reactions.
B functional group.
C general formula.
D physical properties.


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25 The diagram represents the process of fractional distillation of petroleum.

At which outlet is petrol (gasoline) obtained?

A
B
C
D
kerosene
heater
crude
oil



26 Which statement about a compound means that it must be an alkane?
A It burns easily in air or in oxygen.
B It contains carbon and hydrogen only.
C It has the general formula C
n
H
2n+2
.
D It is generally unreactive.


27 The polymer 1 has the same linkages as 2 . It is therefore likely to be 3 by heating
with aqueous acids and alkalis.

Which set of words correctly completes the sentences above?


1 2 3
A nylon proteins unaffected
B poly(ethene) carbohydrates unaffected
C starch esters unaffected
D Terylene fats hydrolysed


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28 The diagram shows a plant cell as seen under a microscope.

1
2
3


What are the functions in the cell of the numbered parts?


controls the entry
of substances
synthesis of
carbohydrate
A 1 3
B 2 1
C 3 2
D 3 1


29 Cylinders of potato tissue were placed in different concentrations of a sugar solution.

The graph shows the percentage change in length of the cylinders of potato tissue.

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8
-6
-4
-2
0
2
4
6
8
10
concentration of sugar solution/ mol
% change in
length


Which sugar solution has the same water potential as the potato tissue?
A 0.0 mol B 0.2 mol C 0.3 mol D 0.5 mol


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30 Three jars were set up as shown.

light light light
fish
water
pondweed
1 2 3


How will the concentration of dissolved carbon dioxide in the water of each jar change?

jar 1 jar 2 jar 3
A decreases increases no change
B increases increases increases
C increases no change decreases
D no change decreases decreases


31 The diagram shows the effect of pH on the activity of two enzymes, X and Y, in the alimentary
canal.

enzyme
activity
strongly acid neutral strongly alkaline
X Y


In which regions of the alimentary canal would these enzymes be most active?

X Y
A duodenum colon
B duodenum stomach
C stomach colon
D stomach duodenum


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32 The diagrams show a plant in a flask of water. It is left for 6 hours on a warm, dry day in bright
sunshine.

326.75g 321.75g
cotton
wool
layer
of oil
water
balance
6 hours


Which process explains the result after 6 hours?
A absorption of water into the root hairs
B evaporation of water from the flask
C photosynthesis in the leaves of the plant
D transpiration from the leaves of the plant


33 The amount of oxygen carried by human blood depends on the
A amount of plasma.
B number of platelets.
C number of red blood cells.
D number of white blood cells.


34 Which path does a molecule of oxygen take as it enters the body?
A alveolus bronchiole bronchus trachea
B alveolus bronchus bronchiole trachea
C trachea bronchiole bronchus alveolus
D trachea bronchus bronchiole alveolus


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35 The diagram shows a section through skin.

sweat
gland
vessel X


What happens if the body temperature starts to fall below normal?

sweat glands blood flow in vessel X
A secrete sweat decreases
B secrete sweat increases
C stop secreting sweat decreases
D stop secreting sweat increases


36 Where is the hormone insulin produced and where does it act?

site of production site of action
A adrenal glands ileum
B adrenal glands liver
C pancreas ileum
D pancreas liver


37 The table shows the rate of energy flow through each of four trophic levels in an ecosystem.

Which trophic level contains the producers?

trophic level
energy flow
/ kJ per m
2
per year
A 3
B 32
C 301
D 3000


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38 The diagram shows part of the water cycle.

W
Y
X


What are processes W, X and Y?

W X Y
A evaporation drainage transpiration
B evaporation transpiration rainfall
C transpiration drainage rainfall
D transpiration rainfall drainage


39 In plant reproduction, the following processes occur.

1 fertilisation
2 growth of a pollen tube
3 pollination
4 seed germination

In which order do these processes take place?
A 1 4 2 3
B 2 1 3 4
C 3 2 1 4
D 4 3 1 2


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40 Which characteristic shows discontinuous variation in humans?
A blood group
B height
C intelligence
D weight


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