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 \n3  \n3 John stands on the snow wearing skis.David has the same weight as John and is wearing boots.  \nDavid  \nJohn  \nWhy does David sink further into the snow?  \nA The boots have a smaller surface area than the skis.B The boots are warmer than the skis and melt the snow.C The boots have a much rougher surface than the skis.D The skis weigh less than the boots.E The skis help to reduce John's weight.  \nAny object weighs less on the Moon than it does on Earth.A spacecraft leaves Earth for the Moon.  \nEarth  \nMoon  \nAt which point is the pull of the Moon on the spacecraft equal and opposite to the pull of the Earth?  \n4  \n5 This is a graph of speed plotted against time for the motion of a steel ball.  \nspeed  \ntimeHow might the ball be moving?A falling freely from rest in a vacuumB falling from rest in a deep tank of waterC rolling at constant speed along a tableD rising up into the airE rolling up a steep hill  \n6 A skier skis down a mountain.  \nAt which of the points A,B,C,D,E does the skier have the most gravitational potential energy?  \n7 Five pupils,in turn,climb to the top of a rope in the school gym.  \nThe Table shows the work done and the time taken by each pupil.  \n\n| pupil   | B  \u003Cbr>A  \u003Cbr>C  \u003Cbr>E  \u003Cbr>D   |\n| --- | --- |\n| work done/J  \u003Cbr>time taken/s   | 1500  \u003Cbr>1000  \u003Cbr>2000  \u003Cbr>1000  \u003Cbr>2000  \u003Cbr>4  \u003Cbr>5  \u003Cbr>10  \u003Cbr>5  \u003Cbr>8   |\n\nWhich pupil develops the greatest power?  \n8 A substance can float in a liquid if it is less dense than the liquid.  \n\n|  | substance   | density(g/cm³)   |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| A  \u003Cbr>B  \u003Cbr>C  \u003Cbr>D  \u003Cbr>E   | cork  \u003Cbr>ice  \u003Cbr>oak  \u003Cbr>polystyrene foam  \u003Cbr>softwood   | 0.25  \u003Cbr>0.92  \u003Cbr>0.65  \u003Cbr>0.016  \u003Cbr>0.50   |\n\n9 A tea-bag is put into a saucer of water and left for several hours.The brown colour of the tea slowlyspreads through the water.What is the name of the process that causes the spreading?A Brownian motionB conductionC convectionD diffusionE evaporation  \nThe Table gives the densities of five substances.The density of paraffin oil is 0.80 g/cm³.Which substance will not float in paraffin oil? 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