- Institution: University of Education
- Course Code: DEBC113
- Course Title: Introduction to Integrated Science I
- Level: 100
- Date: 27/04/2025
- Duration: 2 hours
- Total Marks: 80
Section A Key Questions and Answers
- Quantum Theory: Proposed by B. Max Planck.
- Atomic Nucleus Discovery: Discovered by C. Ernest Rutherford in 1910.
- Special Relativity: Proposed by B. Albert Einstein in 1905.
- Penicillin Discovery: Discovered by A. Alexander Fleming in 1928.
- Newton's Second Law: Expressed as B. F = ma.
- Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation: Given by D. FG = \frac{m1 * m_2}{r^2}.
- Optics Contribution: Explained color as a property of light.
- Newtonian Fluid: Described as C. Newtonian fluid where viscous stresses are linearly proportional to rate of change of deformation.
- Aristotle's Elements: Believed materials were made of C. Four elements: water, earth, air, and fire.
- Center of Intelligence: B. Heart.
- Reproduction of Small Animals: Believed in C. Spontaneous generation from decaying matter.
- Professor Allotey's Principle: Established the B. Allotey Formalism.
- Science-Society Interconnection: Both require each other for survival.
- Society's Role: Enhances conditions for scientists.
- Science's Influence on Society: A. By providing answers to society's practical problems.
- Definition of Matter: B. Anything that has mass and takes up space.
- Molecule vs. Ion: A. Molecules have no electrical charge, while ions are charged.
- Chemical Property of Matter: D. Rusting.
- Highest Level of Classification: C. Kingdom.
- Criteria for Classifying Species: B. Ability to breed with other organisms of the same species.
Section B Key Topics to Address
- Safety: Definition and four phases of emergency management (4 marks + 16 marks).
- Laboratory Safety Rules: Identify five essential rules (10 marks).
- Chemical Transport Safety: Outline five safe transportation methods for chemicals.
- Growth and Development Principles: State and explain five principles.
- Resuscitation: Explain the process and identify four major aims of first aid (10 marks + 2 marks + 8 marks).