The question paper comes with a relationships sheet (every relationship you need) and a data sheet (speeds of light and sound, gravitational field strengths, properties of materials and radiation weighting factors).
Question paper
2 hours, 110 marks
Section 1
20 marks of multiple choice
Section 2
90 marks of written answers
Exam day 2027
Tuesday 4 May, 13:00 to 15:00
What the sheets do not tell you
Which relationship fits the question, and what each symbol stands for in that setting.
The conditions a relationship needs: the temperature in kelvin for the gas laws, the temperature change, not the final temperature, for specific heat capacity.
Units and prefixes, and how many significant figures to give.
Try 2 questions
Question 1Section 1 style
A crate of weight 1200N rests on the floor. Its base is a rectangle 0.40m by 0.60m. What pressure does the crate exert on the floor?
Question 2Section 1 style
Table of one person's annual equivalent dose by source: radon gas 1.20 mSv, cosmic radiation 0.30 mSv, rocks and buildings 0.25 mSv, food and drink 0.25 mSv, medical 0.45 mSv, fallout and the nuclear industry 0.05 mSv.
Source
Annual equivalent dose (mSv)
Radon gas
1.20
Cosmic radiation
0.30
Rocks and buildings
0.25
Food and drink
0.25
Medical
0.45
Fallout and the nuclear industry
0.05
The table shows one person's annual equivalent dose from each source of radiation: radon gas 1.20mSv, cosmic radiation 0.30mSv, rocks and buildings 0.25mSv, food and drink 0.25mSv, medical 0.45mSv, and fallout and the nuclear industry 0.05mSv. What percentage of this person's annual equivalent dose comes from artificial sources?