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    Mark Schemes

    8G

    Quick Quiz
    Question

    8
    G

    Answer

    Matching End of Unit Test marks


    to NC levels

    Marks

    Level

    Marks Cumulative
    available
    total

    Suggested
    threshold for
    achieving level

    Topic

    8Ga

    8Gb

    8Gc

    8Gd

    8Ge

    13

    12

    19

    18

    25

    24

    End of Unit Test marks


    Question Level Answer
    1

    Mark scheme

    a air: mixture

    1 mark

    b copper: element

    1 mark

    c oxygen: element
    6

    d water: mixture

    1 mark

    aA

    1 mark

    bD

    1 mark

    cC

    1 mark

    dB

    1 mark

    a silver carbonate

    b see the metal forming or gas being given off/bubbling

    1 mark

    c silver carbonate

    1 mark

    a alloy

    1 mark

    b it lowers melting point

    1 mark

    a went up/increased

    1 mark

    b stayed the same

    1 mark

    c 50 C

    1 mark

    d 4 minutes

    1 mark

    e 80 C

    1 mark

    f Solid has definite/sharp melting point.

    1 mark

    g line going downwards to

    1 mark

    5
    6

    Exploring Science

    M07_ES_AB_Y8_5415_U8G.indd 214

    silver + oxygen + carbon dioxide

    with horizontal section at 80 C

    2 marks for all correct,


    deduct one mark for each
    mistake

    1 mark

    a gold, diamonds and silver

    1 mark all correct

    b can be hammered into shape

    1 mark

    c2

    1 mark

    d copper carbonate

    edition

    copper oxide + carbon dioxide

    214

    1 mark deduct mark for


    each mistake

    Pearson Education Limited 2008

    28/8/08 12:49:30

    8G

    Mark Schemes (continued)

    Answers to Quick Check activities


    Quick
    Check

    Answers

    8Ga

    1 A compound always contains two or more different elements.


    2 There are about 100 different kinds of atom as there are about 100 elements.
    3 The compound with the formula CO2 contains two different elements and three atoms in its
    molecules.
    4 The compound iron sulphide is formed by mixing iron and sulphur together and heating them to
    make them react. They do not react when they are just heated.
    5 The compound iron sulphide cannot be separated with a magnet. A mixture of iron and sulphur
    can.
    6 The particle diagram shows molecules of an element as there are two atoms joined together and all
    the atoms are the same.

    8Gb

    8
    G

    2 Underline Physical and replace with Chemical


    3 Underline liquid and replace with solid.
    4 Underline products and replace with reactants.
    5 Underline elements are and replace with a compound is and underline a compound and replace
    with elements.
    6 Underline reactants and replace with products.
    7 Underline All and replace with Some.

    8Gc

    elements: 1; 2; 3; 5; 6; 7; 10; 12.


    mixtures: 1; 2; 3; 4; 6; 8; 9; 10; 12.
    compounds: 1; 3; 8; 10; 11; 12.

    8Gd

    Suggestion might include:


    1 a What is formed when you mix two metals together?; b Why do we use an alloy of gold for
    jewellery?; c How do you show pure gold on a hallmark?; d What other system is used to measure
    the purity of gold?; e What properties of a metal can be changed by mixing it with another metal?;
    f How do you know the purity of gold used for jewellery?
    2 a a mixture; b it is cheaper; c 1000 or 999; d fineness; e hardness and malleability; f by testing its
    properties

    8Ge

    Exploring Science

    M07_ES_AB_Y8_5415_U8G.indd 215

    1 C and H; 2 E and I; 3 F and J; 4 B and D; 5 A and G

    edition

    215

    Pearson Education Limited 2008

    28/8/08 12:49:31

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