11R Physics

Set 28/1/20
Due 4/1/20
Complete the following extended writing task in you exercise book:

Task:   Describe how a student should carry out an experiment to determine the specific heat capacity of water
Grade description:

3
STATE some equipment that can be used to measure the specific heat capacity of water

4
DRAW and label the equipment and arrangement used to measure the specific heat capacity of water

5
DESCRIBE what measurements would be made using the equipment and setup in 3 and 4 above.

6
EXPLAIN how the measurements from 5 would be used to find the specific heat capacity of water

7
EXPLAIN  how the measurements from 5 would be used to find the specific heat capacity of water in detail including all equations.




















Set 21/1/20
Due 28/1/20
Complete the following questions in your exercise book:
Q9.
 A student uses a pressure sensor to measure the pressure of air in a sealed flask.
(a)  The pressure sensor measures pressure in pascals (Pa).
Which of these is equivalent to pascals (Pa)?
(1)
   A   joules per metre (J/m)
   B   joules per square metre (J/m2)
   C   newtons per metre (N/m)
   D   newtons per square metre (N/m2)
(b)  The student places the flask in a beaker containing hot water.
The pressure of the air in the flask increases.
Explain why the pressure of the air in the flask increases.
Use ideas about molecules in your answer.
(3)
Set 7/1/20
Due 14/1/20
Complete the following questions:



Set 28/10
Due 4/11

Complete the EWT on uses of static electricity below:




1/10/19
The topic list for the mock exams is here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Pv6FPaKUUuHpCBSyHtlMFOhB2esl7gTT

Biology Paper 1
Physics Paper 5
Microscopes
Vectors and scalars
Plant cells
Distance / time graphs
Animal Cells
Acceleration
Specialised cells
Velocity / time graphs
Bacteria
Resultant forces
Enzymes
Newtons 1st, 2nd and 3rd laws.
Osmosis
Mass and weight
Mitosis
Momentum
Growth in animal cells
Stopping distances
Growth in plant cells
Crash hazards
Stem cells
Energy stores and transfers
Nervous system
Energy efficiency
Meiosis
Keeping warm
DNA
Stored energies
Alleles
Non-renewable resources
Inheritance
Renewable resources
Gene Mutation
Describing waves
Variation
Wave speeds
Human evolution
Refraction
Darwin
Electromagnetic waves
Classification
Electromagnetic spectrum
Breeds and varieties
Long wavelengths and short wavelengths
Health and disease
EM Radiation dangers
Non-communicable diseases
Atomic models
Cardiovascular disease
Inside atoms – electrons and orbits
Pathogens and spreading pathogens
Background radiation
Physical and chemical barriers
Types of radiation
Immune system
Radioactive decay and half life
Antibiotics
Dangers of radioactivity

The equations you need to learn are here (only the 1st 13 equations):
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1iaCXHDRXa8Dk6PWifZtBMhDDTdgBLVYz

Set 17/9
Due 24/9
Complete pages 20-22 in your lab books from the results you took in the class practical.

Set 14/5/19
Due 21/5/19
Complete the following questions in your exercise book:


Set 26/3/19
Due 29/3/19
Complete the senecalearning assignment
We will use the revision mats in Thursday's lesson to help prepare for the test.

Set 15/03/19
Due 22/13/19
Biology
1. Make sure you have joined the SenecaLearning Biology class using this link:
https://app.senecalearning.com/dashboard/join-class/mbmp5q0652

2. Complete the assignment on SenecaLearning. If you have joined the class after the assignment has been set then it may not appear in your assignments, in which case email me to let me know and I'll add it. 
(You can also complete the work even if it's not assigned:
https://app.senecalearning.com/classroom/course/42226e70-0d8e-11e8-b76e-91c7dfd478c0/section/4da0e970-10e0-11e8-84d7-19033931dd39)

3. Complete this 6 mark question in your book:

Explain how substances are moved through a plant by transpiration and translocation.

(6)


Set 12/03/19
Due 19/03/19
Physics
There will be a test on Astrophysics on Tuesday 19th, use Seneca learning and your revision guides to revise for the test.
The checklist for SP7 Astronomy is here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1LAVrw1IpSALhgHO_mgDwQLhvovxRYfsH

Complete the exam questions given out in class, linked below also:
https://www.savemyexams.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/15.5-Astronomy-QP-GSCE-Edexcel-Physics.pdf

Set 8/3/19
Due 14/3/19
Biology
1. Explain how the following are transported into   and out of cells, including by diffusion,   osmosis and active transport.
a. Mineral ions (include why active transport is needed)
b. Water
c. Oxygen
d. Carbon dioxide

2. Explain how the structure of the root hair cells   is adapted to absorb water and mineral ions. 

Set 15/1/19
Due 22/1/19
Complete the revision mats on radioactivity and electrons in orbits.
Revise in preparation for the test on radioactivity and electrons in orbits which will be on 22nd January.

Set 8/1/19
Due 15/1/19
Homework due 15th January
Q1.
 (a)   Fast neutrons are released during nuclear fission.
(i) Three different components of a nuclear fission reactor are shown. Three different materials used in a nuclear fission reactor are also shown.
Draw one line from each component to the material it contains.
(2)
(ii) Another type of nuclear reactor is a fusion reactor.
Nuclear fusion also releases fast neutrons.
Suggest why a nuclear fusion reactor does not need anything to slow these neutrons down.
(1)
 (b)   Both nuclear fission and nuclear fusion release thermal energy.
Describe how the thermal energy released could be converted into electrical energy in a power station.
(3)
 *(c) Scientists and engineers are still trying to build a practical and economic nuclear fusion reactor.
They have not been able to sustain the extreme conditions needed for controlled nuclear fusion.
Explain what these conditions are and why they are needed.
(6)

 (Total for Question = 12 marks)

Set 9/10/18
Due 16/10/18
Join my class on Isaacphysics.org , using this code: JG8J72. Or use this link:
https://isaacphysics.org/account?authToken=JG8J72

Complete the set assignment for the class.

The test will be on Tues 16th and will be on:
- Properties of waves
- Refraction and reflection
- Light and colour
- EM spectrum
- Uses and dangers of the EM spectrum

Use both of the checklists on the topics covered this year to guide your revision and see me if you need help with anything.

Also you can join our class on Seneca learning which is a good way of learning the facts:
https://app.senecalearning.com/dashboard/join-class/riyoB10B-