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A Level Physics A
H556/01 Modelling Physics
Sample Question Paper

Date – Morning/Afternoon Version 2.0
Time Allowed: 2 Hours 15 Minutes

You Must Have:
• The Data, Formulae And Relationships Booklet

You May Use:
• A Scientific Or Graphical Calculator




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First Name


Last Name

Centre Candidate
Number Number


INSTRUCTIONS
• Use Black Ink. You May Use An HB Pencil For Graphs And Diagrams.
• Complete The Boxes Above With Your Name, Centre Number And Candidate Number.
• Answer All The Questions.
• Where Appropriate, Your Answers Should Be Supported With Working. Marks
May Be Given For A Correct Method Even If The Answer Is Incorrect.
• Write Your Answer To Each Question In The Space Provided.
• Additional Paper May Be Used If Required But You Must Clearly Show Your
Candidate Number, Centre Number And Question Number(S).
• Do Not Write In The Bar Codes.

INFORMATION
• The Total Mark For This Paper Is 100.
• The Marks For Each Question Are Shown In Brackets [ ].
• Quality Of Extended Responses Will Be Assessed In Questions Marked With An Asterisk
(*).
• This Document Consists Of 28 Pages.




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SECTION A

You Should Spend A Maximum Of 20 Minutes On This
Section.

Answer All The
Questions.

1 A Length X Is 50 Mm  2 Mm. Length Y Is 100 Mm  6 Mm. The Length Z Is Given By Z = Y -
X.

What Is The Best Estimate Of The Uncertainty
In Z?

A  1 Mm

B  4 Mm

C  5 Mm

D  8 Mm



Your
Answer [1]

2 A 2.0 M Rigid Rod With Negligible Weight Is Subject To Forces In Three Different Ways As
Shown In Diagrams 1-3 Below.




1. 2.




3.


For The Rod To Be In Equilibrium Which Of The Diagrams Above Is/Are Correct?

A 1, 2 And 3

B Only 1 And 2

C Only 2 And 3

D Only 1

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Your Answer [1]




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3 The P.D. Across A Resistor Is 12 V. The Power Dissipated Is 6.0 W.

Which Statement Is Correct?

A The Charge Passing Through The Resistor In One Second Is 2.0 Coulomb.

B The Resistor Transfers 6.0 Joule For Each Coulomb Passing Through The Resistor.

C The Resistor Transfers 12 Joule In 2.0 Second.

D The Resistor Dissipates 6.0 Joule When The Current Is 2.0 Ampere.



Your
Answer [1]

4 A Spring With Force Constant 0.10 N Cm–1 Is Placed In Series With One Of 0.20 N Cm–1.
These Are Then Placed In Parallel With An Identical Set Of Springs As Shown. A Force Of
0.60 N Is Applied.




0.10 N Cm−1 0.10 N Cm−1


0.20 N Cm−1 0.20 N Cm−1



0.60 N

What Distance Does The Point X Move Down When The 0.60 N Force Is
Applied?

A 2.0 Cm

B 3.0 Cm

C 4.5 Cm

D 9.0 Cm



Your
Answer [1]




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