Edexcel IGCSE Physics Physics Paper 1 June 2022 mark scheme 4PH1/1P
Practise the past exam questions by topic
Orbital motion & satellites23 Qs
Half-life19 Qs
Mass number, atomic number & isotopes8 Qs
Radioactive decay & nuclear radiation21 Qs
Structure of an atom6 Qs
Describing motion along a line24 Qs
Electromagnetic waves17 Qs
Properties of waves33 Qs
Transverse & longitudinal waves10 Qs
Gravity & weight27 Qs
Background radiation8 Qs
Irradiation & contamination14 Qs
Nuclear equations17 Qs
Contact & non-contact forces19 Qs
Scalar & vector quantities5 Qs
Electrical charge & current17 Qs
Mains electricity5 Qs
Series & parallel circuits20 Qs
Conservation & dissipation of energy20 Qs
Efficiency11 Qs
Work done & energy transfer10 Qs
Pressure in fluids18 Qs
Acceleration29 Qs
Energy stores & systems25 Qs
Kinetic, elastic & gravitational potential energy22 Qs
Induced potential & the generator effect17 Qs
Motor effect22 Qs
+23 more
12 questions
- Q1 - 7 marks - Orbital motion and satellites
- Q2 - 6 marks - Half-life, Mass number, atomic number and isotopes, Radioactive decay and nuclear radiation, The structure of an atom
- Q3 - 14 marks - Describing motion along a line, Electromagnetic waves, Properties of waves, Transverse and longitudinal waves
- Q4 - 8 marks - Gravity and weight, Orbital motion and satellites
- Q5 - 9 marks - Background radiation, Irradiation and contamination, Nuclear equations, Radioactive decay and nuclear radiation
- Q6 - 5 marks - Contact and non-contact forces, Gravity and weight, Scalar and vector quantities
- Q7 - 8 marks - Electrical charge and current, Mains electricity, Series and parallel circuits
- Q8 - 13 marks - Conservation and dissipation of energy, Efficiency, Work done and energy transfer
- Q9 - 11 marks - Pressure in fluids
- Q10 - 10 marks - Acceleration, Conservation and dissipation of energy, Energy stores and systems, Kinetic, elastic and gravitational potential energy
- Q11 - 13 marks - Describing motion along a line
- Q12 - 6 marks - Induced potential and the generator effect, The motor effect
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