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DIVISIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL AND INTERMEDIATE COLLEGE,

MODEL TOWN, LAHORE. Roll no.: ___________________


2nd Assessment test FOR PCC (SESSION 2023 - 2024) Name: _____________________

Class: PCC Paper: Physics Time: 45 minutes Marks: 25

(Section – 1)
All questions are compulsory and carry equal marks (1x10=10)
1. The table shows the distance travelled by a car in each 2 s time interval during a 12 s period of its journey.

Which statement describes the motion of the car?

A moving with constant speed from 0–4 s, followed by non-uniform acceleration


B moving with constant speed from 0–4 s, then uniform acceleration
C at rest from 0–4 s, then non-uniform acceleration
D at rest from 0–4 s, then uniform acceleration

2.An object slides down a frictionless slope as shown. As the object presses on the surface, the surface pushes back
on the object. In which direction does the surface push back on the object?

3. A car, travelling on a straight road, brakes and comes to a stop. Which row gives the expression for calculating the
thinking distance and gives a variable that affects thinking distance?

4. An unstretched spring of length 15.0 cm stretches by 4.0 cm when a mass of weight 6.0 N is suspended from it.
The spring does not exceed the limit of proportionality. What is the total length of the spring when the weight of the
suspended mass is 3.0N?

A 2.0 cm B 7.5 cm C 9.5 cm D 17.0 cm


5. Two people pull on ropes to move a boat along a canal.

The boat moves at a constant velocity. The vector diagram for the tension in the ropes is shown.

Which vector is the drag acting on the boat?

6. The graph shows how the speed of a car travelling in a straight-line changes with time. Which section shows the
largest acceleration?

7. A man walks along a path from X to Y. The diagram shows the path from above.

The man measures the distance he walks and the time taken. Which quantity can be calculated using this data only?

A acceleration B average speed C average velocity D power

8. Which property of an object determines its resistance to a change from its state of rest or motion?
A its mass B its shape C its surface area D its volume

9. A car travels along a road. The force on the car due to the engine is 800N. The motion of the car depends on the
value of the total resistive force R.

Which row shows the motion of the car for the given value of R?

10 The graph shows how the extension of four different threads depends on the load attached. Which thread is the
most difficult to stretch over the range of loads shown?

a
(Section – II)
Attempt all the question in this section. Total marks= 15

1 A ball is released from rest at point A and moves along a smooth track ABCDE as shown in Fig. 1.1. The ball is
shown at point A and as it passes point B. The ball is always in contact with the track and air resistance is negligible.

Fig. 1.2 shows the distance−time graph for the ball as it moves from A to E.

(a) (i) On Fig. 1.2, mark:


• with the letter P one point where the ball accelerates
• with the letter Q one point where the ball has constant speed. [2]
(ii) Determine the speed of the ball at point X on Fig. 1.2. Show your working.

speed = ................................................. m/s [3]


(b)The speeds of the ball at A, B, C and D are vA, vB, vC and vD respectively. Arrange these four speeds from slowest to
fastest.

2. An aircraft pulls a glider along a runway as shown in Fig. 2.1

Fig. 2.1
Fig. 2.2 shows the speed of the glider during the first 12s of the motion

Fig. 2.2

(a) Describe the motion of the glider in the first 12s.

...................................................................................................................................................

...................................................................................................................................................

............................................................................................................................................. [3]
(b) In the first 6.0s of the motion, there is a resultant force of 1800N on the glider. Using the increase in speed in
the first 6.0s, calculate the mass of the glider.

mass = .................................................... kg [3]

(c) Determine the distance travelled by the glider in the first 6.0s of its motion.

distance = ..................................................... m [3]

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