2016年12月30日 星期五
F2 IS First Term Revision Exercise Ans
Kowloon Tong School (Secondary Section)
F. 2 Integrated Science
First Term
Examination Coverage and Revision Exercise
Name:
_______________________( ) Class:
Form 2 _____________
Exam Coverage
Textbook
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Experiments
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Workbook
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Worksheet
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7.1 What is air made of? (P.3 - 15)
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Experiment 7.1A – E
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P.1 - 25
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WS01 –WS11
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7.2 Burning (P.16 - 23)
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Experiment 7.2A - B
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7.3
How does our body obtain energy? (P.26 - 34)
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Experiment 7.3A - B
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7.4
How do green plants obtain energy? (P.34 - 47)
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Experiment 7.4A - D
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7.5
Gaseous exchange between living things and the environment (P.47 - 56)
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Experiment 7.5A - B
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7.6
Breathing and breathing system in humans (P.57 - 65)
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8.1
Making electricity flow (P.96 - 99)
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Experiment 8.1A - C
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P.51 – 57(3.c)
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WS12-WS14
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8.2 Electric current (P.100 - 106)
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Experiment 8.2
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8.3 Voltage (P.107 - 113)
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Experiment 8.3A - B
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Multiple Choice Questions
1. C
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2. A
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3. B
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4. B
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5. B
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6. D
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7. D
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8. A
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9. D
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10. C
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11. D
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Fill in the Blanks
1. glowing
2. (a) fuel
(b) oxygen
(c) a
sufficiently high temperature (Any order)
3. (a) brown
(b) dark blue
4. (a) faster
(b) carbon dioxide
(c) oxygen
5. air sacs
Short Question
(a) Process X:
photosynthesis
(b) A: light energy B:
carbon dioxide C: oxygen D: water
(c) Leaf has chlorophyll which can absorb the light
energy (A) from the Sun.
Long Question
(a) Respiration
Food + Oxygen à Carbon dioxide + Water + Energy
(b) (i) Intercostal
muscles, ribs and diaphragm
(ii) During breathing in, the intercostal muscles contracts,
causing the ribs to move
upwards
and outwards; at the same time, the diaphragm move downwards. Hence,
the
volume inside the chest increases, the gas pressure inside the chest decreases,
thus
air is drawn into the lungs.
2015年12月14日 星期一
F2 IS First Term Pre-Examination Test 1
Kowloon Tong School (Secondary Section)
F. 2 Integrated Science
First Term Pre-Examination Test 1
Multiple Choice Questions
1. A
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2. D
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3. C
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4. C
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5. D
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6. B
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7. C
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8. C
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9. B
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10. C
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Fill in the Blanks
1. Noble
gases
2. (a) chemical
(b) heat
(c) light (Any order)
3. (a) photosynthesis
(b) light
4. (a) carbon dioxide
(b) greenhouse
effect
5. (a) Breathing
(b) gaseous
exchange
Short Question
(a) Heat energy is released in burning. When the
burning French fries is place below the
boiling tube, water in the boiling tube absorbs
heat, causing the rise in temperature of
the water.
(b) Jason should compare the increase in water
temperature per gram of French fries
used. The greater the increase in water
temperature per gram of snack used, the
higher the energy content of French fries.
(c) Jason should weight the piece of French fries
before heating it on a Bunsen burner.
(d) (i) Extensive clearance of forest decreases the
absorption of carbon dioxide in the
atmosphere.
(ii) Extensive burning of fuels increases the amount of carbon
dioxide released to
the atmosphere.
(iii) These human activities increase amounts of carbon dioxide in
the atmosphere.
This leads to an excessive
greenhouse effect and hence global warming.
(iv) There may be more cases of extreme weather conditions.
The melting of ice in the
polar region may speed up, leading to flooding in
low-lying areas. (or other
reasonable answers)
2014年11月3日 星期一
Revision exercise answers Part II
1 (a) Mixture; (b) nitrogen; (c) oxygen; (d) water vapour;
(e) noble gases
2 (a) glowing splint; (b) hydrogencarbonate; (c) lime water;
(d) cobalt chloride; (e) iodine solution
3 (a) fuel; (b) oxygen; (c) living cells; (d) oxygen;
(e) carbon dioxide; (f) water
4 (a) fuel; (b) oxygen; (c) high temperature; (d) go out
5 (a) photosynthesis; (b) oxygen; (c) water; (d) Light;
(e) chlorophyll; (f) starch; (g) by-product
6 (a) oxygen; (b) carbon dioxide; (c) air sacs; (d) breathing
Unbreathed air Breathed air
Nitrogen same same
Oxygen more less
Carbon dioxide less more
Water vapour less more
Labelled diagram
Nose
Trachea
Lung
Bronchus
Ribs
Intercostal muscle
Diaphragm
Revision Exercise Answers Part I
1 mixture
2 nitrogen
3 oxygen
4 carbon dioxide
5 noble gases
6 unreactive
7 glowing splint
8 hydrogencarbonate indicator
9 lime water
10 cobalt chloride paper
11 relight
12 unbreathed air
13 burning
14 react
15 fuel
16 respiration
17 photosynthesis
18 starch
19 chlorophyll
20 by-product
21 iodine test
22 destarch
23 soda lime
24 gaseous exchange
25 lung
26 trachea
27 bronchus / bronchi
28 rib / ribs
29 intercostal muscle
30 diaphragm
31 air sac
32 blood vessel
2 nitrogen
3 oxygen
4 carbon dioxide
5 noble gases
6 unreactive
7 glowing splint
8 hydrogencarbonate indicator
9 lime water
10 cobalt chloride paper
11 relight
12 unbreathed air
13 burning
14 react
15 fuel
16 respiration
17 photosynthesis
18 starch
19 chlorophyll
20 by-product
21 iodine test
22 destarch
23 soda lime
24 gaseous exchange
25 lung
26 trachea
27 bronchus / bronchi
28 rib / ribs
29 intercostal muscle
30 diaphragm
31 air sac
32 blood vessel
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