IGCSE Sciences - Co-Ordinated (0654) — October–November 2024, Paper 11

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Which characteristic of living things is described as the removal of toxic materials and substances in excess of requirements? A excretion B homeostasis C nutrition D respiration

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The photographs show some onion cells before and after being placed in a concentrated solution of glucose. What explains the appearance of the onion cells after placing them into…

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Three food tests are carried out on a sample of food. The results are: Benedict's - blue; biuret - blue; iodine - blue-black. From these results, which nutrient is in the food? A…

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One method of preventing food spoilage is to store it at 4 degrees C in a refrigerator. Why does storing food at low temperatures help to prevent food spoilage? A It decreases…

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The diagram shows a plan of the cross-section of a dicotyledonous leaf, with a part labelled P. What is the name of the part labelled P? A palisade mesophyll B spongy mesophyll C…

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What is the dietary importance of fibre? A It builds and repairs tissue. B It builds strong bones and teeth. C It helps to prevent constipation. D It provides a source of iron.

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Selexipag is a drug used to treat a condition where the blood pressure going to the lungs is too high. The drug works by widening the blood vessel leading to the lungs to reduce…

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The list shows some processes that occur in the body: 1 cell division; 2 oxygen diffusion; 3 protein synthesis; 4 temperature regulation. Which processes use energy released by…

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In which order does an impulse pass along neurones during a reflex action? A motor - relay - sensory B motor - sensory - relay C sensory - motor - relay D sensory - relay - motor

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Before fertilisation in flowering plants, which structure must the pollen nucleus pass through to reach the nucleus in the ovule? A filament B petal C stamen D style

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Question 11 · 1 mark

Albinism is a genetic condition which results in an absence of pigment in the skin, hair and eyes. B is the dominant allele for black; b is the recessive allele for albinism. If…

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What is the correct order for the food chain from the information given: beetles are herbivores; mice eat the beetles; owls are the tertiary consumers; the leaves of a plant are…

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The diagram shows part of the carbon cycle: carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is linked to plants, animals, fossil fuels, and factories and power stations, with a process X. Which…

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A student adds 5 g of magnesium ribbon to 20 cm^3 of dilute hydrochloric acid in a beaker. The student measures how long it takes for the effervescence to stop. Which pieces of…

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Sea water is a mixture that contains sodium chloride dissolved in water. Which row describes sea water (solvent / solute / solution)? A water / sea water / sodium chloride B sea…

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What is the dot-and-cross diagram for a water molecule (an oxygen atom bonded to two hydrogen atoms, H-O-H)? A oxygen sharing one bonding pair with each hydrogen, with two lone…

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The electronic structures of carbon (4 outer electrons) and of hydrogen (1 electron) are shown. What is the formula of a compound formed between carbon and hydrogen? A CH2 B CH3 C…

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Which elements are formed at the electrodes during the electrolysis of concentrated aqueous sodium chloride (anode / cathode)? A chlorine / sodium B chlorine / hydrogen C hydrogen…

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Question 19 · 1 mark

Four different substances are added to the same acid of the same concentration in reactions W, X, Y and Z. The initial temperature of the acid before each reaction is 21 degrees…

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Dilute hydrochloric acid reacts with solid calcium carbonate. Which change decreases the rate of the reaction? A decreasing the concentration of the hydrochloric acid B decreasing…

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Which statement about oxidation is correct? A It occurs when an element or compound chemically combines with oxygen. B It occurs when an element or compound forms a mixture with…

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Which substance is classified as an acidic oxide? A calcium oxide B carbon dioxide C lithium oxide D sodium oxide

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The results of two tests on compound P are: flame test - red flame; addition of acidified silver nitrate - white precipitate. What is P? A lithium bromide B lithium chloride C…

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Question 24 · 1 mark

What is not a property of transition elements? A form coloured compounds B good electrical conductivity C high melting point D low density

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What is the order of reactivity of metals, from highest to lowest? A aluminium - calcium - copper - iron B calcium - iron - copper - aluminium C calcium - magnesium - iron -…

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Question 26 · 1 mark

A colourless liquid is tested with blue cobalt(II) chloride paper. The blue paper turns pink. What does this test prove that the liquid contains? A an acid B an alkali C ethanol D…

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Question 27 · 1 mark

What are the products of the complete combustion of ethanol? A carbon and hydrogen B carbon dioxide and hydrogen C carbon dioxide and water D carbon monoxide and water

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Question 28 · 1 mark

A person runs 5000 m in 1200 s and then walks a further 3000 m in 1800 s. What is their average speed for this journey? A 1.7 m / s B 2.7 m / s C 2.9 m / s D 5.8 m / s

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Question 29 · 1 mark

The diagram shows the two forces acting on a skydiver: 300 N upwards and 700 N downwards. What is the resultant force on the skydiver? A 400 N downwards B 400 N upwards C 1000 N…

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Question 30 · 1 mark

When a ball is kicked vertically upwards, its initial kinetic energy is 12 J. When the ball arrives back at its starting point, its kinetic energy is 8.0 J. Which statement…

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Question 31 · 1 mark

A motor lifts a load vertically upwards at constant speed. The weight of the load is known. Which of the other quantities (height lifted / time to lift the load) must be known to…

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Question 32 · 1 mark

Which material is a poor thermal conductor? A air B aluminium C copper D iron

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Question 33 · 1 mark

A ray of light travels from air into a parallel-sided glass block and then back into air. Which diagram shows the path of the light (refraction towards the normal on entering the…

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Question 34 · 1 mark

Which electromagnetic waves have the lowest frequency? A gamma B infrared C ultraviolet D radio

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Question 35 · 1 mark

Object P is positively charged and object Q is negatively charged. Which row describes the force between P and Q and explains how they became charged (force between P and Q /…

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Question 36 · 1 mark

A lamp is connected to a 3.0 V battery. The resistance of the lamp is 60 ohms. What is the current in the lamp? A 0.050 mA B 20 mA C 50 mA D 180 mA

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The diagram shows two resistors connected in parallel to a battery; the circuit contains a voltmeter and an ammeter. A third resistor is now connected in parallel with these two…

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Which diagram shows the pattern and the direction of the magnetic field around a straight wire that is carrying a current into the page (concentric circles, clockwise when viewed…

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Question 39 · 1 mark

An element has two isotopes. Which statement about the nuclei of atoms of these isotopes is correct? A They have equal numbers of neutrons but different numbers of electrons. B…

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Question 40 · 1 mark

The graph shows how the rate of emission of radiation from a radioactive sample changes with time, starting at 80 emissions/minute at time 0 and falling over a scale of 0 to 10…

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