Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint Stage 7 Physics

  Cambridge Lower Secondary Stage 7  Physics  Resources Stage 7

Contents:

• Topic questions for Physics with mark schemes.
• These Topic Questions have been taken from  Cambridge IGCSE Past Exam Papers and not from Cambridge Lower Secondary Past Papers. The questions are mapped to  your  curriculum to give you application based question practice.
• All Questions come with mark schemes.
• Model answers by our Experts might be  present  for very few questions. Otherwise all questions come with Mark Schemes
• Gradually all questions will have expert- answers, but this will take time
• Special Progress Tracking  MCQ's have been included for additional practice, and also with the intention of providing you with more questions.
• The course is also  ideal as a " Pre-IGCSE  Course', ensuring that your IGCSE journey begins on a much easier note.
• Cambridge Lower Secondary  Questions  from some of the past papers will also be included gradually.
• All pdf resources are completely downloadable and printable post successful payment by logging into your registered  account

About the syllabus:

Irrespective of whether you use the books by Cambridge University Press or Hodder or Collins, eventually all students appear for the same checkpoint syllabus and hence study the same curriculum. Following are the details of the syllabus related to Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint for Stage 7 Physics

• Forces and energy
• Describe changes in energy that are a result of an event or process.
• Know that energy tends to dissipate and in doing so it becomes less useful.
• Describe gravity as a force of attraction between any two objects and describe how the size of the force is related to the masses of the objects.
• Understand that there is no air resistance to oppose movement in a vacuum.
•  Describe the vibration of particles in a sound wave and explain why sound does not traveling a vacuum.
• Explain echoes in terms of the reflection of sound waves.
• Use a simple model to describe electricity as a flow of electrons around a circuit.
• Describe electrical conductors as substances that allow electron flow and electrical insulators as substances that inhibit electron flow.
•  Know how to measure the current in series circuits.
• Describe how adding components into a series circuit can affect the current (limited to addition of cells and lamps).
• Use diagrams and conventional symbols to represent, make and compare circuits that include cells, switches, lamps, buzzers and ammeters.

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