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    50 Objective Questions: Final Year Exam Physics Form 4 Paper 1 (50 Marks)

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    The final year physics exam for Form 4 students consists of 3 papers testing various concepts from chapters 1 through 4. Paper 1 is 50 multiple choice questions. Paper 2 has 3 sections: Section A contains 8 subjective questions, Section B asks students to answer 1 of 2 questions, and Section C asks students to answer 1 of 2 questions. Paper 3 also has 2 sections: Section A contains 2 experiments to complete, and Section B asks students to design 1 of 2 experiments.

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    50 Objective Questions: Final Year Exam Physics Form 4 Paper 1 (50 Marks)

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    The final year physics exam for Form 4 students consists of 3 papers testing various concepts from chapters 1 through 4. Paper 1 is 50 multiple choice questions. Paper 2 has 3 sections: Section A contains 8 subjective questions, Section B asks students to answer 1 of 2 questions, and Section C asks students to answer 1 of 2 questions. Paper 3 also has 2 sections: Section A contains 2 experiments to complete, and Section B asks students to design 1 of 2 experiments.

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    The final year physics exam for Form 4 students consists of 3 papers testing various concepts from chapters 1 through 4. Paper 1 is 50 multiple choice questions. Paper 2 has 3 sections: Section A contains 8 subjective questions, Section B asks students to answer 1 of 2 questions, and Section C asks students to answer 1 of 2 questions. Paper 3 also has 2 sections: Section A contains 2 experiments to complete, and Section B asks students to design 1 of 2 experiments.

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    50 Objective Questions: Final Year Exam Physics Form 4 Paper 1 (50 Marks)

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    The final year physics exam for Form 4 students consists of 3 papers testing various concepts from chapters 1 through 4. Paper 1 is 50 multiple choice questions. Paper 2 has 3 sections: Section A contains 8 subjective questions, Section B asks students to answer 1 of 2 questions, and Section C asks students to answer 1 of 2 questions. Paper 3 also has 2 sections: Section A contains 2 experiments to complete, and Section B asks students to design 1 of 2 experiments.

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    FINAL YEAR EXAM PHYSICS FORM 4

    PAPER 1 (50 MARKS)


    50 objective questions
    Chapter 1 until chapter 4 (specific heat capacity)
    PAPER 2 (100 MARKS)

    SECTION A (60 MARKS)


    8 subjective questions (answer all questions)
    1) measurement sensitivity, accuracy
    2) work done, power
    3) pascals principle, equation
    4) momentum, impulsive force
    5) atmospheric pressure, barometer, pressure
    6) bernoullis principle
    7) thermal equilibrium, application
    8) specific heat capacity, calculation

    SECTION B (20 MARKS)


    2 questions (answer any 1 question)
    9) pressure, pascals principle, bernoullis principle
    10) inertia, application

    SECTION C (20 MARKS)


    2 questions (answer any 1 question)
    11) elasticity, spring calculation
    12) thermal equilibrium, application, thermometer

    PAPER 3 (40 MARKS)

    SECTION A (28 MARKS)


    2 questions (experiment) (answer all questions)
    1) spring, draw graph
    2) simple pendulum, find gradient

    SECTION B (12 MARKS)


    2 questions (answer any 1 question)
    3) design experiment pressure = force/area
    4) design experiment spring, extension

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