SHS WASSCE 2024 MOCK INTEGRATED SCIENCE PAPER 3 PRACTICALS 001 Download

SHS WASSCE MOCK INTEGRATED SCIENCE PAPER 3 PRACTICALS 001 Download

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WASSCE MOCK 2024

INTEGRATED SCIENCE 3

Test of Practical Work

2hours

INTEGRATED SCIENCE 3

TEST OF PRACTICAL WORK

[ 60 MARKS]

Directions to candidates

1. Do not turn over this booklet until you are told to do so,
2. In the spaces provided above insert your name, full index number, normal signature and the date of examination.
3. Answer all the questions in this booklet.
4. On no account should you tear any part of the booklet. The entire booklet will be collected at the end of the test.
5. All rough work should be done in this booklet and then crossed out neatly. Under no circumstance should you work on any other paper.
6. Write the NUMBERS OF THE QUESTIONS YOU HAVE ANSWERED in the order in which you have answered them in the spaces provided below;

1. Identify each of the tool labelled A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J
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1. State one use each of the tool labelled A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J
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1. Name the Parts labelled I, II and III
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1. State two ways of maintaining tool E

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2. The Figure below is an illustration of a section through an organ in the human body. Study the figure carefully and answer the questions that follow.

2.            (i)   Name the organ illustrated

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(ii) In which system of the human body is this organ a part of?

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(iii)  State the function of the organ illustrated above

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1. Name each of the parts labelled I,II,III,IV,V,VI,VII,VIII
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1. Which of the labelled parts carry;

• Oxygenated blood;

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• Deoxygenated Blood?

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1. State one;

• Structural difference between the parts labelled VII and VIII

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• Functional difference between the parts labelled VII and VIII

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1. State the function of the part labelled VI

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3. The figure below is an illustration of three different methods labelled F, G, and H for collecting gases in the laboratory after preparation.

Study the illustration carefully and answer the questions that follow.

• Name each of the methods labelled F, G, and H

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4. b) Mention two gases each which can be collected using each of the methods named in (a)

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(C)          Give a reason for naming the gases for each of the methods mentioned in (b)

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(d)       Describe briefly a chemical test for one of the gases mentioned for the methods labelled F

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4. Fig. 4a illustrates an experimental setup to compare the height of an object with image formed by a pin-hole camera. The Object height, d, is placed in front of a pin-hole camera and the height, h, of the image produced on a screen was measured. The Experiment is repeated for four more objects of different heights as shown in the diagram.

Fig.4b shows the heights d = d1, d2, d3, d4 and d5 of the object and the corresponding image heights h = h1, h2, h3, h4 and h5

• Measure and record the raw object heights d = d1, d2, d3, d4 and d5
• Convert the raw object heights to real object heights D = D1,D2,D3,D4 and D5 using the scale provided.
• Measure and record the raw image heights h = h1, h2,h3,h4 and h5
• Convert the raw image heights to actual heights H = H1,H2,H3,H4 and H5 using the scale provided
• Tabulate the results as shown below.

Plot a graph with actual image heights (H) on the vertical axis and the actual object heights (D) on the horizontal axis.     Graph is on Next Page

• Determine the slope of the graph

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