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Final Exam - Semester 2 (Units 6-10)

Final Exam - Semester 2 (Units 6-10) preview
Final Exam - Semester 2 (Units 6-10) preview
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Exam questions 1–6 on substances, mixtures, and density, with voltage, wave velocity, and density formulas
Opening exam page: Unit 6, questions 1–6
Exam questions 7–15 on elements, density, candy bar ratios, subatomic particles, and the atomic nucleus
Units 6–7: Questions 7–15
Exam questions 16–22 on nuclear processes, a radiation diagram, compound formulas, and balancing equations
Units 7–8: Questions 16–22
Exam questions 23–32 on chemical reaction types, electric charge, conductors, resistance, and voltage
Units 8–9: Questions 23–32
Exam questions 33–40 on magnetic fields, resistance, current, wave frequency, interference, and Doppler effect
Units 9–10: Questions 33–40
Exam essay section: choose one prompt on nuclear energy, Earth's magnetic field and compasses, or UV light
Final exam page: Three essay options
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This final exam contains 40 multiple-choice questions and a free-response section where students are asked to write a short essay. Students have their choice from three essay prompts: one relating to nuclear energy, one to Earth's magnetic field and compasses, and one to ultraviolet light and its effects on humans. The multiple-choice questions are arranged according to the unit they cover and are broken out in the following way:

Unit 6: Substances - 10 questions

Unit 7: The Atom & the Nucleus - 8 questions

Unit 8: Chemical Equations - 7 questions

Unit 9: Electricity & Magnetism - 10 questions

Unit 10: Waves - 5 questions

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