The term __________ designates equipment that might be added to a computer system to enhance its functionality.
2. Question | Mathematics
In the diagram, B is due north of A; C is east
of B, and AB = BC.
3. Question | Chemistry
When limestone is heated strongly it changes into:
4. Question | Mathematics
This question refers to the triangle PQR in
which angle QPR = 90°, PR = 12 cm and
PQ = 5 cm.
The length of QR, in cm, is
5. Question | Chemistry
An insoluble metal oxide can be described as:
6. Question | Biology
Osmosis is:
7. Question | Integrated Science
Some foods contain flavour enhancers. These food additives:
8. Question | Physics
Two resistors, one of 4 Ω and one of 6 Ω, are connected in parallel.Their combined resistance is:
9. Question | Mathematics
The decimal equivalent of 7/8 is
10. Question | Chemistry
In electrolysis the anode is the:
11. Question | Mathematics
The triangle ABC above shows the angle of
elevation of the top, B,
of a tower, BC, from A, to be 30°.
AB = 40 m. The length of BC is
12. Question | Chemistry
Nitrogen fixation produces:
13. Question | Chemistry
A salt that contains water of crystallisation is:
14. Question | Chemistry
1 mole of gas occupies 24 litres at room temperature and pressure, so the number of moles in
72 litres is:
15. Question | Mathematics
In a school of 910 pupils, 2/5 are girls and
2/7 of the girls play netball. How many
girls play netball?
16. Question | Chemistry
When large molecules are broken down into smaller ones it is called:
17. Question | Biology
The following diagram shows a model used to show how breathing movements take place:
Which part of the model represents the diaphragm?
18. Question | Physics
The specific heat capacity of a particular liquid is 3000 J kg-1 K-1. A large beaker containing
2 kg of the liquid has to be warmed from 25 ℃ to 35 ℃. A 100 W heater is used. If all the
thermal energy could be transferred to the liquid, how long would it take?
19. Question | Chemistry
Candied fruits are preserved in a strong solution of:
20. Question | Biology
The chemicals that make up the bodies of animals and plants are called: