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Q1: - Complete the following:-

1 - …………………………..and……………………..are the two basic factors necessary

to describe the motion .

2 – The result of multiplying a speed of a moving object by time = ……………..

3 – The measuring of relative speed depends on the …………………

4-A red car moves on a road at speed 80 km/h and a yellow car moves in the same
direction at speed 70 km/h , so the passenger in yellow car observes the red car moves with
a speed equals……………………..
5 – The (speed – time) graph for motion at uniform speed is represented by a
……………… line parallel to the …………..axis.

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6 – The measuring unit of speed is ………..,while the measuring unit of acceleration
is……………………

7 – When an object moves with accelerating motion , this means that its ………..speed is
more than its ………….speed.
8 – The distance that is covered by a moving body in a unit time is known as
………,while ………………is the distance covered in certain direction.

9-The rate of changing speed is…………………..

10-The graph for regular acceleration is represented by…………..on the vertical axis
and………………………on a horizontal axis.

11-……………………, ……………..and acceleration are examples on vector physical

quantities.
12-When an object moves from point (A) to point(B) in a direct straight line to cover a
distance 60 m in 5 sec, so the object speed equals……………………, while its average
velocity equals…………………

13– The ………… mirror forms virtual erect and enlarged image while ……… mirror
forms virtual erect smaller image.
14 – The phenomenon of the light bouncing off in the same medium when it meets the
reflecting surface is called………………..

15 – The center of mirror curvature in concave mirror lies………………… the reflecting

surface ,while it lies in convex mirror ………the reflecting surface.

16 – The radius of the concave mirror equals ………………of its focal length.

17 – When a body lies in front of a concave mirror at a distance ………………of its double
focal length a real ,smaller and ………image is formed.

18-When a light ray falls on a reflecting surface, the angle between the incident ray and the
reflecting surface is 350, so the angle of reflection equals………. and the angle between

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incident light ray and reflected light ray equals………… 19-If the angle between the
reflected ray and incident ray is 1400 so the angle of incidence equals…………………
20-Aperson stands in front of a plane mirror at a distance 3 meters:

• The distance between the person and his image =…………….meters

• If the mirror moves a distance of one meter in the direction of the person so the distance
of the image and his first image is…………..meter(s)
21-The incident light ray that passes through the center of curvature of a spherical mirror
reflects…………………., while the light ray which passes through its focus
reflects………………..
22-To obtain a real inverted and magnified image for a body we must put in frontof a
concave mirror at distance less than……………and greater than…………
23-If a body is put in front of a concave mirror at a distance of 20 cm and its
image formed at 20 cm in front of the mirror so the focal length of this mirror
is…………………cm.
24-The incident light ray that passes through the optical center of the conves lens, it exists
the lens………………..
25-An object with 6 cm height is placed at a distance 10 cm from a convex lens its focal
length is 5 cm therefore the height of the formed image is…………….

26-It is impossible to obtain real image by using………….lens

and………….mirror.

27-………………..and………………..are reasons for cataract.

28-If the speedometer of a moving car points to 90 km/h , therefore after two

hours the car covers……………………………..m

29-The object moves with uniform acceleration so its acceleration is………….

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 30-The ratio between the final speed and initial speed of an object moves at
accelerating motion is……………..than one.

31-The plane which flies against the wind direction consume more…………and take
long…………….than the plane that flies in the same direction of wind

32-If the light ray falls perpendicular to the plane mirror it reflects………..
33-If an object is put in front of plane mirror so the ratio between the length of the image
and the length of object is……………….

34-The roman used………………mirror to burn sails of enemies ships by using sun rays.
35-If the body is at distance less than the focal length of a concave mirror its
image will be………………., magnified and…………………
36-Force is considered as .......... physical quantity, while mass is considered
as ........physical quantity.
37. The movement path may be ..................... or combination of both
Q2: Mention the type of the optical piece which form the following images
1 – virtual – erect – equal…………………………..
2 – virtual - erect- enlarged. ………………………
3 – virtual – erect – smaller………………………… 4- Real – inverted –
magnified……………………..
Q3 : Problems
1 – A bus covers a distance of 120 km with a speed 90 km/h, then it covers 105 km at 70
km/g. Calculate the time needed to cover the whole distance.

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2-A moving car covers a distance 20 m through 4 seconds, then it covers 40 m
through 11 sec. calculate the average speed of a car.

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…………………………………………………………………………………………………
3-A boy rode a bike and covers 90 km at an average speed=36km/h but he covered
the first thirty km in two hours. What is the average speed at which the remaining
distance was covered?

…………………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………
4-Car (A) moves with speed 60 km/h and car (B) moves in the same direction at speed 90
km/h. Find the relative speed of car(B) relative to an observer: a)Stands on the ground.

……………………………………………………………………………………… b)In
car (A).

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5-An object moves from rest and its speed reaches 20 m/sec in 5 sec.
a) Calculate the acceleration of the moving object.

…………………………………………………………………………………….. b)What
is the type of it?

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6-A car moves at speed 72 km/h, the driver uses the brakes, the car stops after 8 seconds,
calculate the acceleration at which the car moves.

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7-A car moves at a speed of 60 m/sec. If the driver used the brakes to decrease the
speed so it decreases by 3 m/sec2. Calculate its speed after 10 seconds from using
the brakes.
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8-Calculate the time required for moving an object at acceleration 4 m/sec2.

Knowing that the change in the speed equals 28 m/sec.
…………………………………………………………………………………………………
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9-The opposite graph shows a car moves in a straight line through two intervals of
time(AB),(BC)
a)Calculate the acceleration for (AB), (BC)
…………………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………

b)mention the kind of acceleration

10-Look at the opposite diagram which represents the motion of a train from
(A B C D), then answer:
a)Mention the kind of motion in part (BC)
………………………………………………………………………………….
b) Calculate the acceleration at which the train moves at the last 2 seconds (part CD),

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 and mention the kind of acceleration.

11 – If you know that the circumference of the circle = 2πr (where π = 22/7 , r = radius) in
the opposite figure , a body moves in a circular path its radius = 7m from point (A) to (B)
within 3.5 sec. ,calculate :

a. Total distance……………………………………………
b. total displacement……………………………………….
c. the velocity……………………………………………… A B

12-A body moves from point (a) to point (b), then changes its direction to point
(c)Calculate
a)Total distance which the body
moved.

………………………………………………………………………………………
b)Displacement done by the body.
………………………………………………………………………………………

13-The opposite figure represents a car starts its motion from point(A) to point(F)
passing by points B,C,D,E. Calculate
a)Total distance covered by the car

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……………………………………………………
b)Displacement done by the car

…………………………………...........................
c)velocity if you know that the total time spent by the car equals 10 seconds.

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14-An object is put at a distance of 20 cm from a mirror. The image is formed on a
screen and has a length equal to the object. A) What is the type of mirror?

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B) Calculate the focal length of the mirror?

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C)Draw the path of rays that shows the formation of this image.
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15-A body of length 1 cm is put at a distance of 4 cm from a concave mirror, its focal
length 2 cm.
A) Draw a diagram to show the path of rays at which the eye can see the image of the body.
…………………………………………………………………………………………………
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B) Mention the properties of the formed image.
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 16-A person stands in front of a plane mirror at a distance of 10 meters. What is the
distance he must move so that the distance between him and his image becomes 6
meters?
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17-An object is placed at a distance 20 cm from a spherical mirror with a radius of

curvature 20 cm and when the mirror is displaced 5 cm toward the object, an image is
formed on a screen.
a)Mention the type of mirror.
……………………………………………………………………………………..
b)Determine the position of formed image.
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c)Write the properties of the formed image.
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d)Show by drawing the path of rays.
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18-Complete:
The opposite figure and trace the incident light ray on two mirrors (Y) and(X)

19-The opposite Figures shows two plane ,Mirror (A) and (B). If a light ray falls on the mirror
(A) and reflects in the mirror (B) as in figure. Calculate each of the following:
1)The angle of incidence of light ray on a mirror (A).

………………………………………………………
2)The angle of reflection of the light ray from the mirror (B).

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3)The angle between the two mirrors.

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20-Noha stands at a distance of 3.5 m from a plane mirror and there is a barrier behind
her at a distance of 1 m
-What is the distance between Noha and the image of the barrier in the mirror.

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21) Complete the path of these rays:

Q 4: Give reasons for:

1 – T he motion of the train is motion in one direction .

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2 – It is hard to measure regular speed for a car practically.
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3- The body moves with acceleration can't move at regular speed.

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4 – Distance is a scalar quantity , while displacement is a vector quantity.
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5- It is hard to measure the regular speed of a car practically.
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6- A moving car seems to be at rest relative to the rider of another moving car beside it
with the same speed and direction.
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7- Physicists use mathematical relations like graphs and tables in many physical
phenomena.
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8- The body which moves at acceleration can't move at regular speed.
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9- An acceleration is a vector physical quantity.
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10- Pilots take in consideration the velocity of the wind.
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11- Concave lens has virtual focus.
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12- Long – sighted person cannot see the close objects clearly.
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Q5 :What is meant by each of the following :

1- A moving car covers a distance of 100 km in two hours.

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2- The relative speed of a train = 90 km/h.
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3- The change in the object speed per a unit time equals 100 m/sec2.
………………………………………………………………………….……….
4- A body moves at acceleration ( decelerating motion ) = -2 m/sec2.
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5- A body moves 60 meters and the value of the displacement = zero.
………………………………………………………………………….……….
6- The displacement of a moving body changes by 2 meters every second in a certain
direction.
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Q6
1) Show by drawing only the path of rays which for an image of an object in front of
concave mirror at a distance 10 cm if its focal length is 4 cm.

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2) Show by drawing only the path of rays which for an image of an object in front
of concave mirror at a distance less than focal length.

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3) Show by a labeled diagram only the properties of formed image by a convex
mirror.

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Q 7- Mention what happen in each of the following cases.

1) A light ray falls on a concave mirror passing by its center of curvature.

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2) Falling of a light ray parallel to the principle axis on a convex mirror.
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 Q8 - Variant questions:

1- An object is placed at a distance of 30 cm from the convex lens, its focal length 25 cm,
show by drawing the path of the rays and the properties of the image formed.
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2- Two friends Ahmed and Ali were reading at the school library. Ahmed noticed that
his friend was reading the only books which are far from his eyes
(1) What's wrong with Ali?
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(2) How can he solve his problem?
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Q9- In the opposite figure:

(I)Which of the rays 1, 2 or 3 can pass :

(1) Without refraction ? Why ?
(2) Through the focus ? Why ?

(II) From the opposite figures compare between the two lenses according to the
focal length.

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 (III) Look at the opposite figure that represents two glass pieces, and then explain
how you can arrange them to form.
(1) Diverging lens
(2) Converging lens

(IIII)-What is the name of each living organism and mention the type of asexual
reproduction in each :

phenomenon, then answer the following questions : what's the name of this phenomenon ?
-Mention the phase in which that phenomenon occurs.
-What is the type of its division ?
- What are the are the results which are produced if that phenomenon did not happen?.
(IIIII)- From the following figures answer the questions:

Figure (1) Figure (2)

(IIIII )-From the opposite figure calculate :
1 . Total distance.
2 . Displacement
3 . Velocity after the first five seconds.

IIIII -Study the following figure which explains the steps of one of the biological

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 - The opposite figure : Represents a phase
of division of a reproductive cell.
1. Mention the name of this phase.
2. What is the type of cellular division
it belongs to ?
3. Mention the importance of this type
1. Determine the intervals
of division.
during which the body moves at
uniform speed.
2. The time intervals during
which . the body at rest.

IIIIII -The opposite graph represents the movement of a body from point (A) to point (C)
passing by point (B)
Calculate the following:
1 . Speed
2 . Velocity

IIIIII -in the opposite figure :

An object is moving from point (C) to point (M) passing By two points (D, F) in (5 sec.),
calculate :
1. The covered distance 2. The velocity.

( IIIIIII)Look at the opposite figure then answer :

1 . To which type of cell division it belongs ?
2 . What is the name of this phase ?
3 . What happens in this phase ?

From the opposite figure :

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 3 . Why does the cell passes through this phase ?

( IIIIII ) In the opposite figure :

If the angle between the incident ray and the surface of the plane equals 130°, Then the
angle of reflection equals to ...........
a. 40° b. 50° C. 900 d. 130°

An object placed in front of a convex lens

The body and placed a plane mirror in front of them.
When you look inside the mirror you find that there is no image formed.
1. Determine the location of the body relative to the lens.
2. Why didn't the body image formed inside the plane mirror ?

-Mention the name of the phase that indicates the following changes during the cell division
:
1. Spindle fibers begin to shrink, so two identical groups of chromatids are formed.
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2. At the end of this phase, the nucleolus and nuclear membrane disappear.
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3. It occurs when a complete set of chromosomes that have the same number of the mother
cells chromosomes, is formed.
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