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7.4Motion, Forces and Energy

Moving the body — Question Bank (Cambridge) — Cambridge IGCSE Physics 0625 Revision Notes & Topical Questions

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Cambridge Past Paper Bank

7.4 Moving the body

6 Multiple-Choice Questions with Official Mark Schemes

Question 1 0610/21_Winter_2010_Q25
Question 1 - Dr Khaled Dabour Academy
Question 2 0610/21_Winter_2014_Q23
Question 2 - Dr Khaled Dabour Academy
Question 3 0610/23_Winter_2015_Q23
Question 3 - Dr Khaled Dabour Academy
Question 4 0610/22_Winter_2014_Q21
Question 4 - Dr Khaled Dabour Academy
Question 5 0610/21_Winter_2021_Q25
Question 5 - Dr Khaled Dabour Academy
Question 6 0610/21_Summer_2023_Q25
Question 6 - Dr Khaled Dabour Academy
Cambridge Lower Secondary Stage 8

7.4 Moving the body – Complete Question Bank & Mark Scheme

Total Questions6 Questions with Verified Solutions & Past Paper Mark Schemes

Multiple Choice Questions (Exam Practice)

Question 1
Paper Ref: 0610/21_Winter_2010_Q25
The diagram shows some bones and muscles in a leg of a human.
What happens to muscle Y and to the leg at joint Z, when muscle X contracts?
muscle Y leg at joint Z
A contracts bends
B contracts straightens
Cc relaxes bends
D relaxes straightens
Question 1 Diagram" style= - Dr Khaled Dabour Academy
Options:
A
B
C
D
Correct Key: C
Question 2
Paper Ref: 0610/21_Winter_2014_Q23
Which actions straighten the arm at the elbow joint?
biceps triceps
A contracts contracts
B contracts relaxes
c relaxes contracts
D relaxes relaxes
Question 2 Diagram" style= - Dr Khaled Dabour Academy
Options:
A
B
C
D
Correct Key: C
Question 3
Paper Ref: 0610/23_Winter_2015_Q23
The diagram shows muscles and bones in a person’s arm.
triceps
triceps
lengthens lengthens
lengthens shortens
shortens lengthens
shortens shortens
Question 3 Diagram" style= - Dr Khaled Dabour Academy
Options:
A
B
C
D
Correct Key: B
Question 4
Paper Ref: 0610/22_Winter_2014_Q21
Which actions straighten the arm at the elbow joint?
biceps triceps
contracts contracts
contracts relaxes
relaxes contracts
relaxes relaxes
Question 4 Diagram" style= - Dr Khaled Dabour Academy
Options:
A
B
C
D
Correct Key: C
Question 5
Paper Ref: 0610/21_Winter_2021_Q25
When we read a book, our eyes accommodate to view near objects.
Which statement is correct when viewing a near object?
A
B
Cc
D
ciliary muscle contracts, suspensory ligaments are slack, lens is thicker
ciliary muscle contracts, suspensory ligaments are tense, lens is thinner
ciliary muscle relaxes, suspensory ligaments are slack, lens is thinner
ciliary muscle relaxes, suspensory ligaments are tense, lens is thicker
Question 5 Diagram" style= - Dr Khaled Dabour Academy
Options:
A
B
C
D
Correct Key: A
Question 6
Paper Ref: 0610/21_Summer_2023_Q25
What occurs during accommodation to focus on distant objects?
ciliary lens suspensory
muscle shape ligaments
contracts
relaxes
contracts
relaxes
Question 6 Diagram" style= - Dr Khaled Dabour Academy
Options:
A
B
C
D
Correct Key: B

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