AQA GCSE Physics Physics Paper 1 (Foundation), June 2022
Every question from AQA GCSE Physics Physics Paper 1 (Foundation), June 2022 (8463): 11 questions, 100 marks, each with its mark scheme and topic.
- Question 1 8 marks
Calculate energy changes, spring energy storage, and kinetic energy of a boy bouncing on a trampoline across multiple sub-questions.
Physics · P1: Energy
- Question 2 8 marks
Calculate the gravitational potential energy, power, and kinetic energy involved when a girl and a boy run up stairs, and identify measuring instruments.
Physics · P1: Energy · P5: Forces
- Question 3 7 marks
Answer questions about static electricity involving charging by friction, electrostatic forces between charged rods, electric field patterns, and factors affecting electrostatic force between spheres.
Physics · P2: Electricity
- Question 4 12 marks
Identify properties and nuclear equations of alpha, beta, and gamma radiation, complete penetration and ionising power tasks, and calculate background radiation dose ratios.
Physics · P4: Atomic Structure
- Question 5 8 marks
Investigate the specific latent heat of vaporisation of water including measuring mass, identifying variables, safety precautions, calculating latent heat, and identifying experimental errors.
Physics · Required Practicals · Required Practicals · P3: Particle Model of Matter
- Question 6 8 marks
Analyze a circuit diagram of a hairdryer with multiple heating elements, complete sentences about series and parallel circuits, identify necessary switches for operation and maximum power, recall and apply the energy-power-time equation, and identify circuit symbols including LEDs.
Physics · P2: Electricity · P1: Energy
- Question 7 11 marks
Identify renewable and non-renewable energy resources, complete sentences about transformers and the National Grid, recall the charge flow equation, and calculate charge flow given current and time.
Physics · P1: Energy · P2: Electricity · P7: Magnetism and Electromagnetism
- Question 8 11 marks
Investigate the insulating properties of two different materials by measuring temperature changes of hot water over time and calculating thermal energy changes.
Physics · Required Practicals · P1: Energy · Required Practicals
- Question 9 9 marks
Calculate the mean power needed for 1 home, suggest why wind power could not meet national demand, explain the effect of oiling on wind turbine efficiency, and explain the benefits of using energy efficient electrical devices.
Physics · P1: Energy
- Question 10 10 marks
Describe a method to determine the density of an irregular rock, calculate maximum and minimum density values, identify the rock type from a table of measurements, and explain the benefits of taking multiple measurements.
Physics · Required Practicals · P3: Particle Model of Matter · Required Practicals
- Question 11 8 marks
Calculate current and useful power output using equations relating power, potential difference, current, and efficiency in the context of piezoelectric pavement tiles.
Physics · P1: Energy · P2: Electricity