SS1 Physics 2nd Term Scheme of Work by Week. Click HERE to jump to ANY WEEK
Learning objectives: By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:
1. Define heat energy and temperature
2. Explain the concept of heat and temperature
3. Distinguish between heat and temperature
4. List the effects of heat on bodies
5. State the uses of heat
Learning objectives: By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:
1. Define the terms “thermometer” and “thermometric substances”
2. List five different types of thermometers and their thermometric substances
3. State five thermometric substances and their respective physical properties
4. List five advantages and disadvantages of each thermometric substance
5. Give four reasons why water is not used as a thermometric substance
6. Draw a well labelled diagram of a clinical thermometer
7. Explain the terms “evaporation” and “boiling”
Learning objectives: By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:
1. State five effects and applications of thermal expansion of solids
2. List five advantages of thermal expansion of solids
3. Mention five disadvantages of thermal expansion of solids
4. Give reasons why gaps are left in the construction of railway tracks
Learning objectives: By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:
1. Define linear expansivity of solids
2. Derive a formular for the coefficient of linear expansivity
3. Solve questions relating to linear expansivity
4. Define area expansivity of solids
5. Derive a formular for the coefficient of area expansivity
6. Solve questions relating to area expansivity
7. Derive a relationship between the coefficients of linear and area expansivity
Learning objectives: By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:
1. Define volume (or cubic) expansivity of solids
2. Derive a formular for the coefficient of cubic expansivity
3. Solve questions relating to cubic expansivity
4. Derive a relationship between the coefficients of linear and cubic expansivity
5. Differentiate between real and apparent cubic expansivity of water
6. Describe an experiment to determine the apparent cubic expansivity of a liquid
7. Explain the anomalous behaviour of water using a well labelled diagram
Learning objectives: By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:
1. State three modes of heat transfer and define each of them
2. List five materials each for good conductors and bad conductors of heat
3. Mention and explain four practical applications of conduction of heat
4. State one application of convection current in nature
5. List four practical applications of radiation
6. Mention three ways radiation can be detected
7. Explain how thermos flasks minimize heat exchange with the surroundings
Take Quiz on SS1 Physics 2nd Term
It does not require sign up or login. But a correct and valid e-mail will help the quiz machine send you the questions and answers when you click SUBMIT. Cheers!
Browse by Term & Class | |||
1st | SS 1 | SS 2 | SS 3 |
2nd | SS 1 | SS 2 | SS 3 |
3rd | SS 1 | SS 2 | SS 3 |
eLearning eClasses eLibrary Solar Energy Training Project Mngmt Solar Robotics