# Technical Sciences Grade 10 P2 November Mock Exam 2 2026 QP

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- Subject: Technical Sciences
- Grade: Grade 10
- Language: English
- Document type: Question paper
- Year: 2026
- Exam period: November Mock Exam 2
- Paper: 2
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- Curriculum: CAPS
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                                   GRADE 10

                           TECHNICAL SCIENCES P2
                      NOVEMBER EXAMINATION 2026 (MOCK)

MARKS: 150

TIME: 3 hours

     This question paper consists of 12 pages, 1 graph sheet and 2 data sheets.

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Technical Sciences/P2                       2                           Hlayiso/Mock 2026
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INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION

1.    Write your centre number and examination number in the appropriate spaces on the
      ANSWER BOOK and on the GRAPH SHEET.
2.    This question paper consists of NINE questions. Answer ALL the questions in the
      ANSWER BOOK, except QUESTION 9.3.1, which must be answered on the attached
      GRAPH SHEET.
3.    Hand in the GRAPH SHEET together with your ANSWER BOOK.
4.    Start EACH question on a NEW page in the ANSWER BOOK.
5.    Number the answers correctly according to the numbering system used in this question
      paper.
6.    Leave ONE line between two subquestions, e.g. between QUESTION 2.1 and
      QUESTION 2.2.
7.    You may use a non-programmable calculator.
8.    You may use appropriate mathematical instruments.
9.    You are advised to use the attached DATA SHEETS.
10.   Show ALL formulae and substitutions in ALL calculations.
11.   Round off your FINAL numerical answers to a minimum of TWO decimal places.
12.   Give brief motivations, discussions, etc. where required.
13.   Write neatly and legibly.

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QUESTION 1: MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS
Various options are provided as possible answers to the following questions. Choose the
answer and write only the letter (A–D) next to the question numbers (1.1 to 1.10) in the
ANSWER BOOK, e.g. 1.11 D.
1.1      Which ONE of the following substances is a COMPOUND?

         A     Sea water

         B     Sulphur

         C     Carbon monoxide

         D     Steel                                                                    (2)
1.2      Which ONE of the following is a typical property of most NON-METALS in the
         solid state?

         A     Malleable

         B     Shiny (lustrous)

         C     Good electrical conductor

         D     Dull and brittle                                                         (2)
1.3      The correct name of the compound Fe2 (SO4 )3 is …

         A     iron(III) sulphate.

         B     iron(II) sulphate.

         C     iron(III) sulphite.

         D     iron(II) sulphite.                                                       (2)
1.4      The formula of the PERMANGANATE ion is …

         A     MnO2–
                  4

         B     MnO–3

         C     MnO–4

         D     Mn2+                                                                     (2)
1.5      The electron configuration of a MAGNESIUM ion, Mg2+ , is …

         A     1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2

         B     1s2 2s2 2p6

         C     1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p2

         D     1s2 2s2 2p4                                                              (2)

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1.6      Which ONE of the following pairs of atoms are ISOTOPES of each other?

         A     14C and 14N
               6       7

         B     23Na and 24Mg
               11       12

         C     40K and 40Ca
               19      20

         D     16O and 18O                                                             (2)
               8       8
1.7      Which ONE of the following elements is a HALOGEN in PERIOD 3 of the
         periodic table?

         A     Fluorine

         B     Argon

         C     Chlorine

         D     Sulphur                                                                 (2)
1.8      When the temperature of a piece of pure silicon (a semiconductor) is
         increased, its electrical conductivity …

         A     decreases.

         B     increases.

         C     stays the same.

         D     becomes zero.                                                           (2)
1.9      Propane gas burns in oxygen according to the equation:
                           a C3 H8 + b O2 → c CO2 + d H2 O
         Which set of values for a, b, c and d balances the equation?

         A     1; 5; 3; 4

         B     1; 3; 3; 4

         C     2; 7; 6; 8

         D     1; 10; 3; 4                                                             (2)
1.10     The SI unit of HEAT is the …

         A     kelvin.

         B     joule.

         C     watt.

         D     degree Celsius.                                                        (2)
                                                                                     [20]

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QUESTION 2 (Start on a new page.)
The diagrams A to D below represent the particles in four different samples of gases. The key
shows the atoms.

           A                        B                     C                    D

          KEY:         = carbon atom        = oxygen atom          = hydrogen atom

2.1      Define the term element.                                                         (2)
2.2      Write down the letter(s) of the diagram(s) that represent(s):
         2.2.1       An element                                                           (1)
         2.2.2       Compounds                                                            (2)
         2.2.3       A mixture                                                            (1)
2.3      Write down the NAME and the CHEMICAL FORMULA of the substance in
         diagram B, and the CHEMICAL FORMULA of the substance in diagram D.               (3)
2.4      A learner states: ‘Diagram C represents a compound, because it contains both
         carbon and oxygen atoms.’ Is the learner CORRECT? Explain the answer
         fully.                                                                           (3)
2.5      Refer to diagrams B and D.
         2.5.1       Write down the ratio in which hydrogen and oxygen atoms are
                     combined in the substance in diagram D.                              (1)
         2.5.2       How many atoms in TOTAL are present in the FIVE molecules
                     shown in diagram B?                                                  (1)
2.6      The substances in diagram C can be separated by physical methods, but the
         substance in diagram B CANNOT be separated into carbon and oxygen by
         physical methods. Explain this difference.                                      (2)
                                                                                        [16]

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QUESTION 3 (Start on a new page.)
Grade 10 learners in Mthatha investigate which substances conduct electricity. They use a cell,
a switch, an ammeter, a light bulb and two carbon electrodes. Solids are clamped between the
two electrodes, and liquids are tested by dipping the two electrodes into a beaker containing
the liquid. Each substance is tested in turn, using the SAME circuit. The results are shown in
the table below.
 SUBSTANCE TESTED                    AMMETER READING (A)         DOES THE BULB GLOW?
 Solid calcium chloride (crystals)              0,00                          No
 Calcium chloride solution                      0,62                     Yes – bright
 Sugar solution                                 0,00                          No
 Distilled water                                0,00                          No
 Tap water                                      0,04                          No
 Graphite rod                                   0,75                     Yes – bright

3.1      Write down a suitable AIM for this investigation.                                  (2)
3.2      Draw a labelled circuit diagram of the apparatus that is used to test the
         LIQUIDS.                                                                           (4)
3.3      For this investigation, write down the:
         3.3.1       Independent variable                                                   (1)
         3.3.2       Dependent variable                                                     (1)
         3.3.3       ONE controlled variable                                                (1)
3.4      Solid calcium chloride does NOT conduct electricity, but a solution of calcium
         chloride in water DOES conduct electricity. Explain this observation.              (3)
3.5      Write down a balanced equation that shows what happens when solid calcium
         chloride dissolves in water. Include the phases.                                   (3)
3.6      The ammeter reading for tap water is higher than that for distilled water. Give
         a reason for this.                                                                 (2)
3.7      Write down the name of the SOLUTE in the table that is a
         NON-ELECTROLYTE.                                                                   (1)
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QUESTION 4 (Start on a new page.)

4.1      Consider the following list of elements:

                     Magnesium    Sulphur   Germanium     Boron    Iodine   Zinc

         From the list, write down the names of the TWO elements that are:
         4.1.1       Metals                                                                     (2)
         4.1.2       Metalloids (semi-metals)                                                   (2)
         4.1.3       Non-metals                                                                 (2)
4.2      A scrapyard in Gqeberha uses a large electromagnet on a crane to sort metal
         waste. Write down only YES or NO to indicate whether each of the following
         items will be LIFTED by the electromagnet.
         (a) Steel bolt                         (b) Aluminium window frame
                                                                                                (4)
         (c) Copper water pipe                  (d) Cast-iron pot
4.3      Define the term thermal insulator.                                                     (2)
4.4      A plumber wants to wrap a hot-water geyser with a ‘geyser blanket’ to reduce
         heat loss. The approximate thermal conductivities of some materials are given
         below.
                 MATERIAL              THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY (W·m–1 ·K–1 )
                 Copper                                   385
                 Steel                                     50
                 Brick                                     0,7
                 Glass wool                               0,04
                 Polyurethane foam                       0,025

         Use the data in the table to identify the material that will reduce the heat loss
         from the geyser the MOST. Give a reason for the answer.                               (2)
                                                                                              [14]

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QUESTION 5 (Start on a new page.)

5.1      Define the term atomic number.                                                               (2)
5.2      Copper is used in electrical wiring. Naturally occurring copper consists of two
         types of atoms: 63         65
                         29Cu and 29Cu.
         5.2.1       Write down the term that is used to describe these two types of
                     copper atoms.                                                                    (1)
         5.2.2       The two types of copper atoms have the SAME chemical properties.
                     Explain why.                                                                     (2)
5.3      Study the table below. Write down only the letters (a) to (h) and the answer
         next to each letter, e.g. (i) 12.                                                            (8)

                      PARTICLE         MASS        PROTONS        NEUTRONS        ELECTRONS
                                      NUMBER
                         65Cu             65            (a)            (b)              (c)
                         29
                        63Cu2+            63            29             (d)              (e)
                        29
                           (f)            (g)           16             18               18
                        56Fe3+            56            26             (h)              23
                        26

                     For (f), give the chemical symbol of the particle, including its charge.
5.4      An atom of element X has FIVE valence electrons, and these valence
         electrons occupy the THIRD energy level. The nucleus of this atom contains
         16 neutrons. Write down the NAME of element X and the nuclear notation (A
                                                                                 ZX
         form) of this atom.                                                                          (3)
5.5      An ion of element Y has a charge of 2– and contains 10 electrons.
         5.5.1       How many protons are there in the nucleus of an atom of Y?                       (1)
         5.5.2       Write down the NAME of element Y.                                                (1)
         5.5.3       Write down the chemical formula of the compound that forms
                     between aluminium ions and the ions of Y.                                       (2)
                                                                                                    [20]

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QUESTION 6 (Start on a new page.)
The simplified periodic table below shows the positions of eight elements, represented by the
letters A to H. The letters are NOT the chemical symbols of the elements.
                                                           Group
                    1    2   3    4   5      6   7     8   9    10   11   12   13   14   15   16     17   18
                1

                2                                                                        D           F    G
       Period
                3   A                                                               C         E
                4        B                            H

6.1      Write down the LETTER that represents:
         6.1.1          An alkaline earth metal                                                                 (1)
         6.1.2          A halogen                                                                               (1)
         6.1.3          A metalloid                                                                             (1)
         6.1.4          A noble gas                                                                             (1)
         6.1.5          A transition metal                                                                      (1)
         6.1.6          An element with FIVE valence electrons                                                  (1)
6.2      Write down the number of CORE electrons and the number of VALENCE
         electrons in an atom of element E.                                                                     (2)
6.3      Element E forms an ion with a charge of 2–. Draw an Aufbau diagram (orbital
         box diagram) for this ION.                                                                             (3)
6.4      Write down the electron configuration (sp-notation) of an atom of element B.                           (2)
6.5      Element F forms ions with a charge of 1–. Explain this by referring to the
         electron arrangement of an atom of F.                                                                  (2)
6.6      Write down the NAME of element C.                                                                      (1)
6.7      Write down the letters of TWO elements in the table that exist as DIATOMIC
         molecules at room temperature.                                                                         (2)
                                                                                                               [18]

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QUESTION 7 (Start on a new page.)

7.1      Write down the NAME and the CHARGE of EACH of the underlined ions:
         7.1.1       Na3 PO4                                                             (2)
         7.1.2       Fe(OH)3                                                             (2)
         7.1.3       NH4 NO3                                                             (2)
7.2      Use Stock notation to write down the NAMES of the following compounds:
         7.2.1       CuCℓ                                                                (2)
         7.2.2       PbO2                                                                (2)
7.3      Write down the CHEMICAL FORMULAE of the following compounds:
         7.3.1       Potassium dichromate                                                (2)
         7.3.2       Magnesium hydrogen carbonate                                        (2)
         7.3.3       Calcium phosphate                                                   (2)
7.4      A learner wrote the formula of sodium carbonate as Na(CO3 )2 . Explain what
         is wrong with this formula and write down the correct formula.                 (2)
                                                                                       [18]

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QUESTION 8 (Start on a new page.)

8.1      Balance the following equations. Rewrite each balanced equation in the
         ANSWER BOOK.
         8.1.1       Fe2 O3 + CO → Fe + CO2                                              (2)
         8.1.2       C4 H10 + O2 → CO2 + H2 O                                            (2)
8.2      The reaction in QUESTION 8.1.1 takes place in a blast furnace where iron is
         produced. Use the BALANCED equation and the relative atomic masses on
         the periodic table to show that the law of conservation of mass is obeyed in
         this reaction.                                                                  (4)
8.3      When zinc granules are added to dilute sulphuric acid, zinc sulphate and
         hydrogen gas are formed. Write down a balanced chemical equation for this
         reaction, using chemical formulae.                                              (3)
8.4      How many OXYGEN atoms are represented by 3CO2 in the balanced
         equation of QUESTION 8.1.1?                                                     (1)
                                                                                        [12]

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QUESTION 9 (Start on a new page.)

9.1      Define the term heat.                                                                      (2)
9.2      Learners use the apparatus below to determine the melting point of paraffin
         wax.

                        A
                                                             B

                                                             C (solid paraffin wax)

                                                             D (water)

         9.2.1       Write down the names of the pieces of apparatus labelled A and B.              (2)
         9.2.2       Why is the test tube with paraffin wax heated in a beaker of water
                     and NOT directly over the flame?                                               (2)
9.3      After all the wax has melted, the test tube is removed from the water and the
         molten wax is allowed to cool. Assume that the wax is a pure substance. The
         temperature is recorded every minute.

           Time (min)              0    1    2    3     4        5    6    7    8      9   10
           Temperature (◦ C)       82   74   67   61    57       57   57   57   57    52   47

         9.3.1       Use the data in the table to draw a graph of temperature (on the
                     y-axis) against time (on the x-axis) on the attached GRAPH SHEET.              (4)
         9.3.2       Use the graph to write down the melting point (freezing point) of the
                     paraffin wax.                                                                  (1)
         9.3.3       Convert the melting point in QUESTION 9.3.2 to kelvin.                         (2)
9.4      Name ONE type of thermometer, other than a liquid-in-glass thermometer,
         that can be used to measure temperature.                                                   (1)
                                                                                                   [14]
                                                                                        TOTAL:     150

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                        GRAPH SHEET FOR QUESTION 9.3.1

 CENTRE NUMBER:
 EXAMINATION NUMBER:

Hand in this GRAPH SHEET together with your ANSWER BOOK.

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                        DATA FOR TECHNICAL SCIENCES GRADE 10
                                 PAPER 2 (CHEMISTRY)

TABLE 1: PHYSICAL CONSTANTS
 NAME                                        SYMBOL                         VALUE
 Charge on electron                                e                    –1,6× 10–19 C
 Standard temperature                              Tθ                        273 K

TABLE 2: FORMULAE
 TEMPERATURE

          T (in K) = t (in ◦ C) + 273                   t (in ◦ C) = T (in K) – 273

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                                                  TABLE 3: THE PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS

        1           2                                                                                                                                          13            14          15           16       17         18
       (I)         (II)         3           4           5           6           7           8                9           10          11           12          (III)         (IV)         (V)         (VI)     (VII)      (VIII)

        1                                                                                                                                                                                                                   2
                                                                                            Atomic number
 2,1   H                                                                                                                                                                                                                  He
        1                                         KEY                                                                                                                                                                       4
                                                                                                             29
        3            4                                                                                                                                          5             6           7            8           9       10
 1,0         1,5
                                                              Electronegativity                  1,9    Cu                    Symbol
                                                                                                                                                        2,0           2,5          3,0         3,5          4,0
       Li          Be                                                                                                                                          B             C            N           O           F       Ne
        7            9                                                                                  63,5                                                   11            12           14          16          19       20
        11          12                                                                                                                                         13            14           15          16          17       18
 0,9   Na    1,2   Mg                                                                                                                                   1,5   Aℓ      1,8    Si    2,1    P    2,5    S     3,0   Cℓ      Ar
                                                                           Approximate relative atomic mass
       23           24                                                                                                                                         27            28           31          32          35,5     40
       19           20          21          22          23          24          25          26                27         28          29           30           31            32           33          34          35       36
 0,8   K     1,0   Ca     1,3   Sc    1,5   Ti    1,6   V     1,6   Cr    1,5   Mn    1,8   Fe         1,8   Co    1,8   Ni    1,9   Cu     1,6   Zn    1,6   Ga      1,8   Ge     2,0   As    2,4   Se     2,8   Br      Kr
       39           40          45          48          51          52          55          56                59         59          63,5         65           70            73           75          79          80       84
       37           38          39          40          41          42          43          44                45         46          47           48           49            50           51          52          53       54
 0,8   Rb    1,0   Sr     1,2   Y     1,4   Zr          Nb    1,8   Mo    1,9   Tc    2,2   Ru         2,2   Rh    2,2   Pd    1,9   Ag     1,7   Cd    1,7    In     1,8   Sn     1,9   Sb    2,1   Te     2,5    I      Xe
       86           88          89          91          92          96                      101              103         106         108          112          115           119         122         128          127     131
       55           56          57          72          73          74          75          76                77         78          79           80           81            82           83          84          85       86
 0,7   Cs    0,9   Ba           La    1,6   Hf          Ta          W           Re          Os                Ir         Pt          Au           Hg    1,8    Tℓ     1,8   Pb     1,9   Bi    2,0   Po     2,5   At      Rn
       133         137          139         179         181         184         186         190              192         195         197          201          204          207          209
       87           88          89
 0,7   Fr    0,9   Ra           Ac
                   226

                                            58          59          60          61          62                63         64          65           66           67            68           69          70          71

                                            Ce          Pr          Nd          Pm Sm                        Eu          Gd          Tb           Dy          Ho            Er           Tm          Yb           Lu
                                            140         141         144                     150              152         157         159          163          165          167          169         173          175
                                            90          91          92          93          94                95         96          97           98           99           100          101         102          103

                                            Th          Pa          U           Np          Pu               Am Cm                   Bk           Cf          Es            Fm           Md          No           Lr
                                            232                     238

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