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[1.1] What can never happen to energy? - ANS Energy can never be created or destroyed. [1.1] Name the 8 types of energy store. - ANS Energy can be stored as: - Thermal - Chemical - Kinetic - Magnetic - Elastic potential - Electrostatic - Nuclear - Gravitational potential [1.1] What is a system? - ANS A system is an object or group of objects where energy is transferred between them. [1.1] GCSE PHYSICS [AQA] - PAPER 1 EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Copyright ©2025 BRIGHTSTARS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2 Give the 2 types of system and their properties. - ANS Systems can either be open or closed, where an open allows energy and matter to enter and leave, while a closed does not. [1.1] What is another common term for energy transferred? - ANS Energy transferred can also be described as work done. [1.2] Give the formula for kinetic energy. - ANS Eₖ = ¹/₂mv² Energy = ¹/₂ x Mass x Velocity² [1.3] Give the formula for gravitational potential energy. - ANS Eₚ = mgh Energy = Mass x Gravitational Strength x Height [1.4] Define internal energy. - ANS Internal energy is the total energy stored in the particles of a system. [1.4] What are the 2 types of internal energy? - ANS Internal energy can either be potential energy, or kinetic energy. [1.4] Define temperature. - ANS Temperature is a measure of the average internal energy within a substance. [1.4] Copyright ©2025 BRIGHTSTARS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 3 What is specific heat capacity? - ANS Specific heat capacity is the amount of energy required to raise the temperature of 1kg of a substance by 1°C. [1.4] Give the formula for specific heat capacity. - ANS △E = mc△0 Energy change = Mass x Specific heat capacity x Temperature change [1.6] How does temperature spread in solids, fluids and empty space? - ANS Temperature spreads in multiple ways: - Solids - Conduction, vibrating particles pass energy - Fluids - Convection, particles collide and spread energy - Empty space - Radiation, waves carry energy [1.7] Give the 2 most common ways to reduce unwanted energy transfers. - ANS Unwanted energy transfers are most commonly reduced through thermal insulation or lubrication. [1.8] Define power. - ANS Power is the rate at which energy is transferred. [1.8] Give the formula for power. - ANS P = e / t Power = Energy / Time [1.9] What is efficiency? -

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GCSE PHYSICS [AQA] - PAPER 1 EXAM
2025 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS



[1.1]

What can never happen to energy? - ANS Energy can never be created or destroyed.


[1.1]

Name the 8 types of energy store. - ANS Energy can be stored as:
- Thermal
- Chemical
- Kinetic
- Magnetic
- Elastic potential
- Electrostatic
- Nuclear
- Gravitational potential


[1.1]

What is a system? - ANS A system is an object or group of objects where energy is
transferred between them.


[1.1]


Copyright ©2025 BRIGHTSTARS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1

,Give the 2 types of system and their properties. - ANS Systems can either be open or closed,
where an open allows energy and matter to enter and leave, while a closed does not.


[1.1]

What is another common term for energy transferred? - ANS Energy transferred can also be
described as work done.


[1.2]

Give the formula for kinetic energy. - ANS Eₖ = ¹/₂mv²
Energy = ¹/₂ x Mass x Velocity²


[1.3]

Give the formula for gravitational potential energy. - ANS Eₚ = mgh
Energy = Mass x Gravitational Strength x Height


[1.4]

Define internal energy. - ANS Internal energy is the total energy stored in the particles of a
system.


[1.4]

What are the 2 types of internal energy? - ANS Internal energy can either be potential
energy, or kinetic energy.


[1.4]

Define temperature. - ANS Temperature is a measure of the average internal energy within a
substance.


[1.4]

Copyright ©2025 BRIGHTSTARS ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2

, What is specific heat capacity? - ANS Specific heat capacity is the amount of energy required
to raise the temperature of 1kg of a substance by 1°C.


[1.4]

Give the formula for specific heat capacity. - ANS △E = mc△0
Energy change = Mass x Specific heat capacity x Temperature change


[1.6]

How does temperature spread in solids, fluids and empty space? - ANS Temperature spreads
in multiple ways:
- Solids - Conduction, vibrating particles pass energy
- Fluids - Convection, particles collide and spread energy
- Empty space - Radiation, waves carry energy


[1.7]

Give the 2 most common ways to reduce unwanted energy transfers. - ANS Unwanted
energy transfers are most commonly reduced through thermal insulation or lubrication.


[1.8]

Define power. - ANS Power is the rate at which energy is transferred.


[1.8]

Give the formula for power. - ANS P=e/t
Power = Energy / Time


[1.9]

What is efficiency? - ANS Efficiency is a measure of how effectively energy is transferred.


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