2. The Science Exam The Science SC consists of 3 parts. Section 1: 60 marks Part A: 50 Multiple Choice questions Part B: 10 one word response questions Section 2 : 40 marks Short and long response questions Time: 2 hours plus 10 minutes reading
3. Examples of Multiple Choice 1 What is the most appropriate piece of equipment to accurately measure 85 mL of water? (A) 10 mL measuring cylinder (B) 100 mL measuring cylinder (C) 100 mL beaker (D) 250 mL beaker
4. Six steps are involved in applying a scientific process to a problem. In the box below, each step has been given a number, but the steps are not in the correct sequence. 1 Gather experimental results 2 Draw a conclusion 3 Make a hypothesis 4 Compare experimental results with the hypothesis 5 Ask a question 6 Design and carry out an experiment What is the correct sequence of steps? (A) 1, 3, 6, 5, 4, 2 (B) 5, 3, 6, 1, 4, 2 (C) 5, 6, 3, 1, 2, 4 (D) 3, 5, 1, 6, 4, 2
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6. What is the name given to the current scientific theory to explain how the universe began?
7. Within Earth, magma is heated causing it to rise. It then cools and sinks. What is the name given for this type of movement of magma?
8. What is the name of the group of substances that are used to determine if a solution is basic or acidic?
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10. Some alternative energy sources are nuclear energy, wind energy and solar energy. Evaluate the environmental impacts of replacing fossil fuels with alternative energy sources. (7 marks) Plan answer Define terms (fossil fuels plus examples) Evaluate (positives and negative) of both fossil fuels and alternate sources with specific examples Final statement
12. Review your notes for yr 9 and 10 Use the KISS resources Work through past papers Use the BOS site Booklets of revision (from your Science Teacher) Use the 8 lesson Revision program designed by you teacher (Starts Monday)
13. KISS KISS is a complete summary of all content for yr 9 and 10 Get a copy downloaded from the server. (Shared, Janison) See your Science Teacher
22. How to prepare for the big markers? Check all past SC papers – look at the 7 or 8 mark questions. Discuss in a group - possible answers Look at model answers : ‘top mark’ answers compared to ‘poorly answered’ responses