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Cambridge · O Level · Physics
October/November 2020 — Paper 1 · Variant 2.
40 multiple-choice questions · 40 marks
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Topics covered
- Sound
- Reflection of light
- Convection
- Half-life
- Friction
- Series and parallel circuits
- Mass and weight
- States of matter
- Thermal physics
- The atom
- Refraction of light
- Energy
- Circular motion
- Electromagnetic spectrum
- Power
- Pressure
- Work
- The transformer
- Elastic deformation
- Motion
- The a.c. generator
- Balanced and unbalanced forces
- Action and use of circuit components
- Uses of an oscilloscope
- Electrical current
- Particle model
- Electrical charge
- Electrical quantities
- Specific heat capacity
Questions in this paper
- Q1Balanced and unbalanced forcesMCQincludes a figure
- Q2MotionMCQ
- Q3MotionMCQincludes a figure
- Q4FrictionMCQ
- Q5Balanced and unbalanced forcesMCQ
- Q6Circular motionMCQincludes a figure
- Q7Mass and weightMCQincludes a figure
- Q8Mass and weightMCQ
- Q9Electrical chargeMCQ
- Q10Balanced and unbalanced forcesMCQ
- Q11Elastic deformationMCQincludes a figure
- Q12PressureMCQincludes a figure
- Q13EnergyMCQincludes a figure
- Q14WorkMCQ
- Q15WorkMCQincludes a figure
- Q16PowerMCQ
- Q17ConvectionMCQincludes a figure
- Q18Thermal physicsMCQ
- Q19Specific heat capacityMCQ
- Q20States of matterMCQ
- Q21States of matterMCQ
- Q22Particle modelMCQincludes a figure
- Q23Reflection of lightMCQ
- Q24Refraction of lightMCQ
- Q25Electromagnetic spectrumMCQ
- Q26SoundMCQ
- Q27SoundMCQ
- Q28SoundMCQ
- Q29Electrical quantitiesMCQ
- Q30Electrical currentMCQ
- Q31Series and parallel circuitsMCQincludes a figure
- Q32Action and use of circuit componentsMCQincludes a figure
- Q33Series and parallel circuitsMCQ
- Q34The a.c. generatorMCQ
- Q35EnergyMCQ
- Q36The transformerMCQ
- Q37Uses of an oscilloscopeMCQincludes a figure
- Q38Action and use of circuit componentsMCQincludes a figure
- Q39Half-lifeMCQ
- Q40The atomMCQ
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