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    Mark Scheme Summer 2007

    IGCSE

    IGCSE Physics (4420)

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    Contents

    1. Paper 1F 42. Paper 2H 103. Paper 3 20

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    PHYSICS 4420, MARK SCHEME

    Abbreviations used in mark schemes:OWTTE - or words to that effectdop - depending on previousecf - error carried forwardora - or reverse argumentsfs - start from scratchUP - unit penalty

    Paper 1F

    Question 1

    Qupart

    Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    a (i) A 1a (ii) B 1b(i) frequency 1b(ii) period 1c(i) any two of:

    gamma X-rays ultra violet (visible) light infra red microwaves radio waves rope/slinky spring waggled side to

    side

    Allow electromagnetic for 1mark but do not awardanother mark for a part of theelectromagnetic spectrum

    or words to that effect, but

    not just slinky spring

    2

    c(ii) longitudinal (waves) allow sound wavesor slinky spring pushed andpulled

    1

    7 marks

    Question 2Qupart

    Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    a (i) case/plug is damaged/broken/has piecemissing

    fuse/earth exposed 1

    a (ii) could touch inside/live wire/fuse 1get (an electric) shock 1

    a(iii) fuse 1a(iv) any two of:

    get hotter melt

    fail to conduct/breaks/switchesoff

    accept get hot

    accept switch offignore effects on glass

    2

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    b(i)

    (b)(ii)

    insulator/non-conductor

    will not get a shock (if you touch it )

    any two ofhas an earth wire /connection/it isearthed

    if there is a fault, electricity will go toearth/metal will not be live

    will not get a shock if touch it

    ora

    but not if alreadycredited in (b)(i)

    1

    1

    2

    10 marks

    Question 3

    Qupart

    Answer(s) Extra Information

    A

    (b)(i)

    (b)(ii)

    all points correct

    answer in range 67 to 68 inclusive

    answer in range 2.3 to 2.4inclusive

    to the nearest mm in anydirectionand not blobs (more than 1mm across)deduct (1) for each wrong pointto a minimum of zero

    or correct from candidatesgraph

    or correct from candidatesgraphallow 2 hr 18 m 2 hr 24 m

    3

    1

    1

    c (average) speed = distance(moved) time (taken)

    or correctly transposed versionallow use of letterse.g. a = d/t

    1

    6 marks

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    Question 4

    Qupart

    Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    a insulation 1conduction 1

    b cold down

    warm .. up

    cold warm no ecf

    convection

    both correct for the mark

    may be reversed with the pairaboveallow hot for warm

    order must be correct but allowhot for warm

    1

    1

    1

    1

    6 marks

    Question 5

    Qupart

    Answer(s) Extra Information

    a density = mass volume or any correctly transposedversiondo not accept weight for massallow use of letters

    1

    b(i) (volume) = length x thickness xwidth

    or any correctly transposedversion

    accept breadth for widthallow use of letters

    1

    b(ii) millimetres/mm 1c none/no change accept the same 1d 2.7 (g/cm3) accept the same 1

    5 marks

    Question 6

    Qupart

    Answer(s) Extra Information

    a ZXA

    all three correctallow (1) for one or two correct

    2

    b(i)

    (b)(ii)

    (b)(iii)

    proton(s)

    nucleus

    neutron(s)

    proton(s) (1)

    1

    1

    1

    2

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    (b)(iv)

    neutron(s) (1)

    electron(s) proton(s) either order 1

    b(v) alpha/ 1

    beta/ order of and may bereversed 1

    gamma/ 1

    11 marks

    Question 7

    a negatively accept negative 1electrons 1 comb hair both in correct order 1

    b any two of

    1do not credit positive chargescannot move through the comb

    plastic/comb is an insulator/non-conductor

    chargescannot pass through thecomb/cannot leak away/bedischarged/go to earth

    chargecannot pass through (dry) air

    1

    (5 marks)

    Question 8

    a(i) attract 1a(ii) curved line from one end to the

    opposite end (1)arrow from N to S (1)

    do not credit if lines cross

    do not credit if arrowscontradict

    11

    b steel (1) iron (1) order must be correct 2(5 marks)

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    Question 9

    Qu part Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)a(i) C 1

    a(ii) sloping downwards slowing down 1

    a(iii) constant less than acceleration /decreases slowly / takes alonger time than theacceleration / (area) A is lessthan (area) C / (train) travelsa greater distance whiledecelerating than whenaccelerating

    1

    b(i) area (under graph) A + B + C 1

    b(ii) horizontal non zero linebelow line on graphfor the correct time

    dopindependent

    111

    7 marks

    Question 10Qu part Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    a(i) resistor/resistance/rheostatpower supply/battery/cell

    11

    a(ii) = 0.4 20= 8 (C)

    11

    b lamp in parallelswitch in series with secondlamp

    dop11

    6 marks

    Question 11

    Qu part Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)a angle of incidence equals

    angle of reflection(angle) i = (angle)r

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    correct angle independent 1

    b(ii) cover outside of window open/close/tilt window/fitshutters (outside)

    1

    c(i) infra-red i.r ignore heat / radiation 1

    c(ii) ultraviolet u.v 1

    d (same) speed / velocity transverse 17 marks

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    Paper 2H

    Question 1

    Qu

    part

    Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    a(i) C 1

    a(ii) sloping downwards slowing down 1

    a(iii) constant less than acceleration /decreases slowly / takes alonger time than theacceleration / (area) A is lessthan (area) C / (train) travelsa greater distance whiledecelerating than when

    accelerating

    1

    b(i) area (under graph) A + B + C 1

    b(ii) horizontal non zero linebelow line on graphfor the correct time

    dopindependent

    111

    7 marks

    Question 2

    Qupart

    Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    a(i) resistor/resistance/rheostatpower supply/battery/cell

    11

    a(ii) = 0.4 20= 8 (C)

    11

    1b lamp in parallelswitch in series with secondlamp

    1dop

    6 marks

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    Question 3Qu

    partAnswer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    1a angle of incidence equalsangle of reflection

    (angle) i = (angle)r

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    Question 5Qu

    partAnswer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    a magnetic field / flux (incoil) changes

    voltage / current induced /electromagnetic induction /emi

    dop11

    1

    b pedal faster more wire on coilsuse stronger magnetreduce gap(s)

    1

    4 marks

    Question 6Qu

    part

    Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    1a diffraction accept phonetic spelling

    b(i) correct shapesame wavelengthtwo more wavefronts

    111

    b(ii) increase wavelengthdecrease size of gap

    or decrease frequencyignore speeddo not credit make equal

    11

    1c(i) outside audible range frequency too highor it/25 000 (Hz) isultrasoundor range of (human) hearingis 20 to 20 000 (Hz)ignore reference to gap

    c(ii) v = f = 340 / 25 000

    = 0.0136 (m)

    recall in any formmanipulation andsubstitutionor 0.014 (m)

    111

    10 marks

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    Question 7Qu

    partAnswer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    a(i) left : analogueright : digital

    1

    a(ii) analogue continuous

    digital on and off

    allow continual / has anyvalue / values /has many values1 or 0 / only two values orallow two reasons foreither analogue or digital

    11

    1b one advantage clearer/less prone tointerferencecan be reproduced /repaired / restored

    do not credit just can beamplified zerointerference

    1c telecommunications allow any feasible responsee.g. CD players

    5 marks

    Question 8

    2a for equilibrium/balance (1)(total) clockwise moment = (total)anticlockwise moment (1)

    allow turning effect formoment

    2b 40 (newtons) (2) allow load x 0.12 = 8 x 0.60for (1)

    4 marks

    Question 9

    1a (a cathode ray) oscilloscope/ CRO1b (the) frequency (of vibration/the

    wave)(number of) cycles per second

    1c amplitude (of vibration/the wave) accept its energy / intensitynot volume

    3 marks

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    Question 10

    1a 293 (K) allow 293 (K) not -293 (K) nor 293 C (K)

    3b 910 (kPa)

    or850 293 = pressure 313

    (1)or correctly transposed version(1)or 908.xxx(2)or error carried forward frompart (a)

    no credit for working in C

    4 marks

    Question 11

    2a any two of

    renewable/no fuel required no (chemical/air) pollution lake (behind dam) may be used

    for fishing/recreationalpurposes

    lake may be used as a source ofwater

    can be stored

    these are examples otherappropriate points may also becredited

    2b any two of

    valley flooded villages/farmland/habitats

    destroyed

    not suitable if low (annual)rainfall

    not suitable for lowland location may be a long way from demand may not operate in time of

    drought

    eyesore

    these are examples otherappropriate points may also becredited

    credit can result in flooding

    4 marks

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    Question 12

    Qupart

    Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    a (i) F(is larger) because the lorry isaccelerating

    or B is smaller becausenot just F

    1

    a (ii) (unbalanced) force = mass xacceleration / F = ma

    or any correctly transposedversion

    1

    a (iii) 1.2 (2)m/s2 or ms-2 or N/Kg

    or = 15 000 12 500 (1) 21

    b direction changes

    only two of:

    (because) acceleration is (rateof) change of velocity

    (and) velocity is speed in aparticular direction

    acceleration / velocity is avector / not a scalar

    allow any specific directionchange e.g. goes round a bende.g. goes uphill

    1

    2

    1c(i) (driver) has consumedalcohol/taken drugs/istired/inexperienced/elderly

    accept has been drinkingdo not credit factors which mayonly affect the time before thedriver reacts e.g. poorweather/ visibility /eyesight/hearing/ lack of concentrationaccept high speed but notjust speed

    1c(ii) poor brakes/ slippery road/ worntyres

    must be qualified, do not creditjust brakes for exampleaccept high speed but notjust speednote high speed may becredited for d(i) and again ford(ii)

    do not credit any unqualifiedresponse e.g. just friction

    10 marks

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    Question 13

    Qupart

    Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    1a(i) direct currenta(ii) loudspeaker / speaker do not accept a vague response

    such as in a radio1

    5b (magnetic) field (1)north south (1)(electric) current (1)positive negative (1)motion/movement/force (1)

    allow north (pole)south (pole)or + and -

    2c increase the strength/intensity ofthe magnetic field (1)increase the current (1)

    accept use a more powerfulmagnetaccept increase thevoltage/p.d.

    do not credit references toresistance or number ofcoils/turns

    9 marks

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    Question 14

    Qupart

    Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    1a(i) normal do not accept perpendicularor vertical

    1a(ii) (angle) e / E1a(iii) (angle of) refraction accept phonetic spelling but

    not anything which could betaken for refelction

    1a(iv) refractive index = sine of angle ofincidence sine of angle ofrefraction

    rsin

    isinn =

    1a(v) continues in the same direction /does not bend

    allow its a straight line

    1a(vi) any one of

    ray is on the normal angle of incidence = 0 angle of refraction = 0 at 90 / right angles to the

    boundary / perpendicular

    3b(i) refraction towards normal(1)then refraction away from normalat the opposite face(1)emergent ray appears to be parallel

    to incident ray(1)

    2b(ii) ray continues in a straight line toback force(1)reflects down and straight out atright angles(1)

    dop

    11 marks

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    Question 15

    Qupart

    Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    2a gravitational/potential (1)kinetic/movement (1)

    correct order essentialignore energy

    1b(i) (some) energy transferred asthermal energy/heat

    or some energy transferred asinternal kinetic energyor friction (between/with . )or energy changes not 100%efficient

    1b(ii) higher the waterfall then the higherthe temperature increase

    allow (temperature increase isdirectly) proportional (to theheight of the waterfall)

    6(c) (i) axes labelled speed and kineticenergy / ke(1)

    with linear scales (1)both axes labelled with units (1)either all points correct(2)or four points correct(1)

    smooth curve of best fitto candidates points(1)

    to the nearest mm in anydirectionand not blobs (more than 1mm across)not dot-to-dot or tram-lined orthicker than 1 mmignore 0 to 3 m/s

    1c(ii) answer in range 3.7 to 4.0 inclusive or correct from candidatesgraph

    11 marks

    Question 16

    1a fastrandom

    both required with no additionsallow any clear andunambiguousmethod of indication

    b hit/collide with it/the inside / walls

    creates/exerts a force

    on the surface/area (not walls)

    or words to that effect

    or pressure = force areaor P = F/A

    1

    1

    1

    2c(i) 270 (2) accept 150 x 90 = pressure x 50for (1)

    c(ii) mass remains constant / the same(1)temperature remains constant / thesame (1)

    or no gas escapeseither order

    2

    c(iii) kilopascal(s) accept phonetic spellings 1

    9 marks

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    Question 17

    2a 230 and 90 for thorium (1)

    4 and 2 for helium (1)

    any change to thorium symbolcancels this markany change to helium symbolcancels this markany change to uranium deduct(1) from positive total

    1b(i) to allow/give/produce a (narrow)beam /in one direction (of alphaparticles/radiation)

    so that they go straight to thegold (foil)not all go straight..

    b(ii) mostof the (gold) atom is emptyspace

    do not credit just there isspace in the gold

    1

    2b(iii) repelledby the centre/nucleus(ofan atom) (1)(as) both have positive / +ve / same

    charge (1)

    or affected by electrostaticforce

    (1) between the nucleus and

    the(alpha) particles (1)

    1b(iv) centre/nucleus very small/tiny not just small2b(v) (these were) further away from the

    centre/nucleus(1)(these were) moving faster (1)

    either orderor more (kinetic) energy

    1b(vi) (tiny) spark/flash (oflight)/scintillation

    do not credit there was acolour changeignore references tosound/noise

    10 marks

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    Paper 3

    Question 1Qu

    part

    Answer(s) Extra Information Mark

    1(a) x= 11-12 mm

    (b)(i)

    (b)(ii)

    two diagonals (part of)

    where they cross indicated dop

    vertical lines (by eye)through pinthrough candidates G or dot

    or from centres of oppositesides

    G does not have to be labelled

    1

    1

    11

    1(b)(iii) x = 22-23 mm

    (b)(iv) anticlockwise

    G left of vertical through pin

    down/down(ward)s/falls/fallsto the right/rotates to therightdo not accept moving/goes tothe right

    do not credit answer to (b)(v)here

    1

    1

    1(b)(v) G vertically/ below pin As in Diag 2pin above G

    1(c) not regular/not symmetrical/notuniform/asymmetric/uneven/notequal/irregular/non uniform

    ignore: no corners or straightlines or edges or the sides arenot equal

    (d)

    (e)

    1. clamp pin2. pin through card3. plumb line on pin4. plumb line to drawvertical line5. repeat through another

    part of card6. point where lines cross

    to be able to swing freely (aboutpinhole)sharp pencilno draughtscard of uniform thickness

    1.use pin2. balance card max 2

    clamp card max 2

    max 4

    repeat for more holes/thirdholenot repeat and take averagecredit where seenor balance on pin

    111

    1

    1

    15marks

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    Question 2Qu

    partAnswer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    (a) 40 scores 337-43 scores 139-41 scores 2values below 37score 0values above 43score 0

    37 38 39 40 41 42 43

    1 1 2 3 2 1 1

    111

    (b)(i)

    (b)(ii)

    95 / 2 x their area

    = 1.2 ecf/ecf

    sig fig 2 or 3 only

    explain sig.fig.

    factor of 2 errors in ForA lose 1st markonly

    must refer to sig fig in ForA or raw dataindependent of (b)(i)

    1

    1

    1

    1

    Pressure for one shoeA/cm2 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45

    P/N/cm2

    2.71

    2.64

    2.57

    2.5

    2.44

    2.38

    2.32

    2.26

    2.21

    2.16

    2.11

    7 marks

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    Question 3

    Qupart

    Answer(s) Extra Information Mark(s)

    (a) Series circuit showing ;

    Fuse

    power supply any symbol

    ammeter

    means of changing current

    switch

    see

    Any 3

    1

    1

    1

    1

    1

    1

    MAX 4

    Values

    Suitable values of voltage andresistance to give appropriatecurrent

    1-10A ammeter

    range at least 1A 4 A10 A means 0 10A

    1

    1

    MAX 1Method

    1. Switch on circuit2. Adjust current (to a

    certain value)

    3. Record current4. Start stopwatch5. Stop stopwatch when fuse

    blows

    6. Repeat for same current7. Repeat for other currents

    adjust voltage orresistance mustmention current

    measure time scores 1

    circuit switched on,current varied untilfuse blowsscore 1. 3. 4. only

    1

    1

    1

    1

    1

    1

    1

    MAX 4

    (b) ammeter : 3.5 A

    stopwatch : 28.02 s

    1

    111 marks

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    Question 4

    Qu part Answer(s) Extra Information

    (a) (lead) container/surrounding of source

    (lead)

    1

    (b) 24

    (c) 78 24 = 54

    (d)(i) Correct plotting 1mm blobs > 2mm -1 once2

    Curve 1

    (d)(ii) procedure for reading off time axis

    6 - 7 minutes

    Allow fraction e.g. 6

    Can be up to 8 min

    for lower values of countrate

    1

    1

    (e)(i) 54 - 55

    (e)(ii) 4 .6 5.0 min

    mention 24

    correct use of 24 and graph55-24 = 31 leading to 10-12 min

    regardless of working

    read off for 55do not allow greater than 5

    55+24 = 79 1.5 min (2)

    1

    1

    (f)

    (g)

    count from source decreasing(quickly)/changing (not increasing)

    not appropriate to average

    read incorrect scale/wrong reading

    not in counts per minute

    not corrected for background

    not 5 minutes after start of experiment

    source decaying/only tim

    for one result

    readings will be different

    different starting timemax 3

    1

    1

    1

    1

    1

    17 m

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