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Physics 1988 Waec Past Questions and Answers

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Physics 1988 Waec Past Questions


Question 16 :



Which of the following is a reason why a concrete floor feels colder to the bare feet than a mat on the same floor during the rainy season?

A. A mat if s better conductor of heat than the feet
B. Mat losses heat to the bare feet at a faster rate than concrete floor
C. Mat losses heat to the bare feet while the concrete floor extracts heat from them
D. Concrete floor is a better conductor of heat than the mat
E. Mat is a better conductor of heat than the floor


Question 17 :



In which of the following is the expansion of solids a disadvantage?

A. The fitting of wheels in rims
B. Fire alarms
C. The thermostat
D. The bimatellic thermometer
E. The balance wheel of a watch


Question 18 :



Which of the following best explains a person suffers more severe burns when his skin is exposed to steam than when boiling water is poured onto his skin?

A. Steam is at a higher temperature than boiling water
B. Steam posses greater heat energy per unit-mass than boiling water
C. Steam spreads more easily over a wider area of the skin than boiling water
D. Steam panetrates more easily over a wider area of the skin than boiling water
E. The specific latent heat of vaporization is released in changing from boiling water to steam


Question 19 :



Which of the following statements about radiant heat is/are not correct?
I. radiant heat cannot travel through a vacuum
II. rough surfaces emit radiant heat more than polished surfaces
III. Dark surfaces absorb radiant heat more than bright surfaces

A. I only
B. II only
C. III only
D. I & II only
E. II & III only


Question 20 :



0.5kg of water at 10oC is completely converted to ice by extracting 188000J of heat from it. If the specific heat capacity of water is 4200J kg-1C-1, calculate the specific latent heat of fusion of ice.

A. 9.0 KJ kg-1
B. 84.0 KJ kg-1
C. 168.0 KJ kg-1
D. 334.0 KJ kg-1
E. 336.0 KJ kg-1






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