This document provides a summary sheet for GCSE Additional Physics revision. It contains multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions testing knowledge of topics like motion, forces, energy, momentum, static electricity, and current electricity. The summary sheet can be used to self-test understanding and identify weak areas for further study using online resources or purchasing additional revision guides.
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1. S Williams Nov ‘10
GCSE ADDITIONAL
PHYSICS (P2) REVISION
BOOKLET
Name ________________________
These are summary questions for all topics in the GCSE Physics
exam. When you have completed the booklet go to the School’s
website and find the relevant mark scheme and mark your work.
Check off each section and enter your score.
If you find a section(s) produce low scores you can:
Come to catch up and ask for help
Go online:
o http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/bitesize/
o http://www.s-cool.co.uk/
o http://web.aqa.org.uk/qual/newgcses/science/new/bio_
materials.php?id=03&prev=03
Use your notes and revision guides
You can purchase revision guides from Mrs Fuller in the main
science prep room.
All the above will identify areas of weakness and give you
strategies to swat up on.
Score Date Grade %
P2.1 Motion /18 90+ A*
P2.2 Speeding up slowing
down
/30 80 A
P2.3 Work, energy
momentum
/25 70 B
P2.4 Static Electricity /21 60 C
P2.5 Current Electricity /18 50 D
P2.6 Mains Electricity /29 40 E
P2.7 Nuclear Physics /38 30 F
End of unit exam /29 20 G
12. Total ___/29 P2 6 1
P2.6 Mains Electricity
Summary sheet
Name: Class:
Summary questions
Complete the sentences below.
1 a) Mains electricity is an alternating current supply. Alternating current repeatedly
……………….. its direction.
b) A mains circuit has a ……………….. wire which is alternately positive and negative every
cycle and a ……………….. wire at zero volts.
c) i) The oscilloscope trace in Figure 1 shows ………………..
complete cycles of an alternating potential difference.
ii) The peak potential difference is represented by the vertical
height of a peak above the ………………... .
iii) The ……………….. is the number of complete cycles per
second.
2 a) Cables consist of two or three insulated wires made of
……………….. surrounded by an outer layer of ……………….. plastic material.
b) Sockets and plugs are made of ……………….. plastic materials which enclose the electrical
connections.
c) In a three-pin plug or a three-core cable, the live wire is ……………….. in colour, the neutral
wire is ……………….., and the earth wire is ………………... . The ……………….. wire is used
to earth the metal case of a mains appliance.
d) i) A fuse contains a thin wire that heats up and melts and cuts the current off if
……………….. current passes through it.
ii) A circuit breaker is an electromagnetic ……………….. that opens (i.e. ‘trips’) and cuts the
current off if too much current passes through it.
3 a) The power supplied to a device is the energy transfer to it each second.
b) Electrical power supplied = ……………….. ………………..
(in watts) (in ………) (in ………)
c) i) An electric current is a flow of ………………..
ii) When charge flows through a resistor, electrical energy is transferred as ………………..
iii) Charge = ……………….. ……………….. [Higher]
(in coulombs) (in ………) (in ………)
iv) Energy transferred = ………………………. ……………………... [Higher]
(in joules) (in …………) (in …………………)