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  QUESTION 1  Zahlen   Wähle das richtige Wort für jede Nummer. (Choose the correct word for each number.)    Beispiel: 1 = eins     1.1 5 [ans1]  (1)   1.2 12 [ans2]  (1)   1.3 0 [ans3] (1)   1.4 6 [ans4]  (1)   1.5 4 [ans5]  (1)   1.6 8 [ans6]  (1)   1.7 11 [ans7]  (1)   1.8 3 [ans8]  (1)   1.9 12 [ans9]  (1)   1.10 9 [ans10]  (1)

  QUESTION 5 Richtig oder falsch?   Was sagt Uma? Ich heiße Uma. Ich bin zehn Jahre alt. Ich mag meine Schule. Meine Lehrer sind toll. Mein Lieblingsfach ist Mathe. Ich mag auch Kunst, Musik und Sport. Das ist meine Klasse.   Beispiel: Uma ist zehn Jahr alt. Richtig   5.1 Die Schule ist langweilig. [ans1] (1)   5.2 Sie mag die Lehrer. [ans2] (1)   5.3 Sie mag Mathe sehr gern. [ans3] (1)   5.4 Umas Lieblingsfach ist Kunst. [ans4] (1)   5.5 Sie mag Sport nicht. [ans5] (1)

  QUESTION 2 Begrüßungen   Wie grüßt man zu den verschiedenen Tageszeiten? (How do you greet at the different times of the day?)   Beispiel: Good night! Gute Nacht!   2.1 Good morning! [ans1] (1)   2.2 Good day! [ans2] (1)   2.3 Good evening! [ans3] (1)

5.2. Name the three phases of the state of matter? (3)   [1] [2] [3]  

7.3 Calculate the density of 175 cm3 water with the mass of 175,70 g (Round off to 2 decimal places) The formula for density: Density = Mass / Volume For EXAMPLE: Density = 20 g / 5 cm3 = 4 g/cm3                    (4)

The following table shows the densities of a few substances. Study the table and answer the following questions.      Table of densities of a number of substances (g/cm3) Solids Liquids Iron 7.70 Water 1.00 Copper 8.90 Milk 1.03 Silver 10.50 Paraffin 0.85 Lead 11.34 Methylated spirits 0.81 Gold 19.30 Mercury 13.60  

Please use this essay question to answer any questions that might not have shown up in the exam or anything alike. Remember to give the correct number of the problematic question.

7.1 Which of the solids given in the table will sink on mercury? (1)

Use this graph to answer the following questions    Right-click on the blue button and open the graph in a new tab.

5.1 Fill in the missing parts of the following table. .   Fase Solid Liquid Gas Drawing showing the arrangement of atoms in the phase          Type of movement [1] [4] [6] Forces between the atoms (strong/weak) [2] Forces weaker than in solid [7] Spaces between particles [3] [5] Empty spaces between the atoms are very large