Physics Form 2 Eval 1

MINISTRY OF SECONDARY EDUCATION
Regional Delegation of Littoral MINISTRY OF SECONDARY EDUCATION

Divisional Delegation of Wouri Regional Delegation of Littoral
Departmental Delegation of Wouri
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FIRST EVALUATION
SUBJECT CLASS DURATION DATE COEF SCHOOL YEAR
PHYSICS FORM 2 ALL 1H / 10 / 2023 2 2023/2024
COMPETENCE TO BE ATTAINED
Explain physical phenomena using the scientific method, calculate density and speed of an object
APPRECIATION OF COMPETENCE
NOT ATTAINED(NA) STILL TO ATTAIN(SA) ATTAINED(A) EXECELLENT
EVALUATION MARK: SECTION A:___________________SECTION B:__________________ TOTAL:__________ / 20
STUDENT’S NAME: _______________________________________________________________SERIES__________ NO_____

SECTION A Instructions : tick the letter corresponding to the correct answer
1. In the scientific method, the next step after 8. The rate of change of distance with respect
formulating the hypothesis is ? to time is called …
A) Conducting experiments B) making A ) Volume B) speed C) mass D)
observations C) collecting data acceleration
D) stating conclusions 9. The SI unit of speed is
2. The first step in the scientific method is …………………………..
…………………. A ) Kilogram B) metre per second C)
A) observation B) conclusion C) metre D) second
hypothesis D) none 10. The instantaneous speed of a body is
3. The mass per unit volume of an object is measured using ………
called …………….. A ) Odometer B) speedometer C)
A ) Density B) Sample C) speed D) kilometer D) none
volume 11. The amount of space an object occupies is
4. Quantitative measurements are always done called …………..
using measuring instruments ……………… A ) Mass B) temperature C) Volume
A ) Yes B) Maybe C) never D) D) time
None of the above 12. The SI unit of volume is
5. The SI unit of density is …………………….
………………………………. A ) Metre square B) second C) cubic
A ) Kg/m3 B) g/cm3 C) m/kg D) s metre D) newton
6. The amount of matter in an object is called 13. The dimensions of a box are 2m by 3m by
………………… 4m. The volume of the box is
A ) Speed B) mass C) volume D) ……………………………
acceleration A) 6m3 B) 12m3 C) 24m3 D) 36m3
7. The SI unit of mass is 14. What is the density of an object that has a
……………………………. mass of 20kg and a volume of 5m3 ?
A ) Metre B) kilogram C) gram D) A) 100kg/m3 B) 50kg/m3 C) 4kg/m3 D)
milligram 10kg/m3
15. A piece of iron has a density of 8g/cm3 and a A) Speed B) instantaneous speed C)
volume of 20cm3. What is its mass? acceleration D)average speed
A) 10g B) 40g C) 160g D) 80g 18. What is the speed of Mary if she covers a
16. Kerosene floats on water because distance of 20m in 10s?
A) We drink water but do not drink A) 1m/s B) 10m/s C) 4m/s D) 2m/s
kerosene 19. ……………… is used to measure the
B) Kerosene is more expensive than water distance travelled by a car
C) Water has more volume than kerosene A) Thermometer B) Kilometer C)
D) Kerosene has a smaller density than speedometer D)Odometer
water 20. The following are examples of qualitative
17. …………………….. is defined as the total measurements except
distance covered divided by the total time
taken A- Beautiful B) Delicious C) harmful D) 25
SECTION B : ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THE SPACES PROVIDED
1. Name the five main steps in the scientific method.

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2. What is a law?
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3. What is a theory?
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4. What is a principle?
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5. A packet of sugar has a mass of 1kg and a volume of 0.0125m3. calculate the density of the packet of
sugar.
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6. A bus travelling from yaounde to douala took 5 hours to complete the journey. The distance between
yaounde and douala is 250km. what was the speed of the bus?
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MINISTRY OF SECONDARY EDUCATION

Regional Delegation of Littoral MINISTRY OF SECONDARY EDUCATION

EVALUATION MARK: SECTION A:_______SECTION B: TOTAL: / 20

STUDENT’S NAME: _________________________________________________________SERIES NO_

SECTION B : ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THE SPACES PROVIDED

1. Name the five main steps in the scientific method.

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