BGCSE Physics Course

BGCSE Physics Module 1

4 Lessons | 4 Quizzes

Lesson 1 – Structure of Matter

Lesson 2 – Brownian Motion & Diffusion

Lesson 3 – Pressure and Gas Laws

Lesson 4 – Floating, Sinking & Moments

BGCSE Physics Module 2

4 Lessons | 2 Quizzes

Lesson 5 – Energy

Lesson 6 – Motion

Lesson 7 – Laws of Motion

Lesson 8 – Newton; Momentum; Collision; Explosion & Force

BGCSE Physics Module 3

4 Lessons

Lesson 9 – Energy Types

Lesson 10 – Heat (Part 1)

Lesson 11 – Heat Transfer Mechanisms

Lesson 12 – Introducing Waves

BGCSE Physics Module 4

4 Lessons

Lesson 13 – Waves and Light

Lesson 14 – Images, Lenses and Color

Lesson 15 – Sound

Lesson 16 – Nuclear Physics

BGCSE Physics Module 5

7 Lessons

Lesson 17 – Electroststatics

Lesson 18 – Circuits and Currents

Lesson 19 – Electric Power and Appliances

Lesson 20 – Uses, Safety Dangers of Electrostatics

Lesson 21 – Magnets

Lesson 22 – Magnets and Electromagnetic Induction

Lesson 23 – Electronic Devices

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BGCSE Physics Course BGCSE Physics Module 1 Lesson 3 – Pressure and Gas Laws Physics Quiz 3

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The reason the container collapses when air inside a container is removed is:
- The air pressure is less inside the container.
- The air pressure is greater outside than it is inside.
- The air pressure is less outside the container.
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In 1781, the French Scientist Jacques Alaxandre Cesar Charles studied the effect of temperature on the pressure and volume of gases and concluded after thousands of experiments that:
- The volume of the gas decreases as the temperature increases.
- The volume of a gas decreases as the temperature decreases.
- When the temperature of a gas increases the volume increases too.
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Label Charles Law Experiment:
Sort elements
- Rubber band
- Stirrer
- Ruler
- Ice
- Water
- Sulphuric Acid index
- Trapped Air
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- C
- D
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The graph represents:
- If P is halved V is doubled.
- If P is doubled V remains constant
- P is proportional to V
- If V is halved P doubles
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- The pressure of a fixed mass of gas is proportional to its volume if the is kept constant.
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- As you dive deeper in the ocean, pressure .
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- As you ascend from a dive, the water pressure every 10 metres.
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Why is it not possible to skate on snow?
- Wearing a ski in snow increase the pressure over a given area preventing you from sinking.
- Wearing a ski in snow decreases the pressure over a given area preventing you from sinking.
- Wearing a ski in snow increase the pressure over a given area causing you to sink.
- Wearing a ski in snow decreases the pressure over a given area causing you to sink.
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Which of these statements are true?
- The larger the area the lower the pressure.
- The smaller the area the higher the pressure.
- The smaller the area the smaller the pressure.
- The larger the area the smaller the pressure.
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What is the formula for pressure?
- Pressure (pa) = Force (N) x Area (m²)
- Pressure (pa) = Area (m²)/ Force (N)
- Pressure (pa) = Force (N)/ Area (m²)
- Pressure (pa) = Force (N)/ 2Area (m²)
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- When air is removed from inside a container, it creates a .
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- The pressure exerted per square inch on the ocean floor is about tonnes.
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- The denser the liquid, the the pressure at any given depth.
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- Pressure in a liquid, with depth.
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