Section B 1. Figure below shows four hazard symbols, J, K, L and M.

J: ..

K: .

L: .

M: ..

a) Name the hazard symbols shown above. [4] b) Give one example of substance that is shown by the following hazard symbols: K: .. L: .. .[2]

c) State one proper handling technique for substances that have the following properties: K: L: [2] 2. Figure below shows four measurement devices which are commonly found in a science laboratory.

R: . .. S: . a) Name the devices shown above. [4]

T: . U: .

b) Classify the devices in (a) into the following groups: i) For measuring the weight of an object .. ii) For measuring the mass of an object [2] c) State the SI unit for i) mass: .. ii) weight: . [2]

d) The weight of an object on the moon is less than its weight on the Earth. Why? [1]

3. Figure below shows the use of two instruments, P ad Q to find the thickness of a metal pipe. The measurements are taken in three different positions of the metal pipe and the results are as shown.

a) Name instruments P and Q. P:.. Q: ..[2]

the

b) What features of the pipe are measured by each of the instrument? i) P: ..ii) Q: ..[2] c) Read the measurements from the above figure. Record them in the table below. Using instrument P (cm) Using instrument Q (cm)

[2] d) From the observation, calculate the average readings and find the thickness of the metal pipe. i) Average reading using instrument P: ii) Average reading using instrument Q: iii) Thickness of the metal pipe: .[3] 4. Figure below shows the outline of an irregular shape of object traced on a piece of graph paper.

a) From the above figure, count the number of larger squares which are
i) fully covered by the object:

ii) half and more than half covered by the object: [2] b) Based on your results in (a), what is the estimated total area of the outline of the irregular shape object? [2] 5. A student carried out an experiment to determine the time taken for one oscillation of a pendulum for various lengths of string, as shown in the below figure.

a) Write a suitable hypothesis for the experiment. ..[1] b) State the variables in the experiment.

i) constant variable:

ii) manipulated variable: . iii) responding variable: .. [3] c) Table below shows the result obtained.

State the relationship between the time taken for one oscillation of the pendulum with its length. [1] d) Based on the table above, draw a line graph. [2]

e) State one inference for the experiment. ..[1] f) Based on the graph drawn, predict the time taken for one oscillation if the length of the string is 50 cm. ..[1] g) Suggest how the student can get more accurate results by modifying the procedure of the experiment. ..[1]