BASIC TECHNOLOGY

QUESTION BANK

J.S.S I 1ST TERMINAL ACADEMIC PERIOD

WEEK 1 : REVISION AND WELCOME TEST

WEEK 2 : YOU AND TECHNOLOGY AND SAFETY

1. The followings are the benefits of technology (a) it brings comfort (b) it enhance security (c) it makes
communication and transportation easier (d) it increase stealing (e) it makes office work easy
2. Which of the following are levels of technology products (a) high level ad low level (b) hard level and soft level (c)
smooth level and rough level (d) good level and bad level (e) new level and old level
3. The application of scientific method to solve societal problem is (a) arts (b) language (c) music (d) religion (e)
technology
4. Technology is developed in a society to provide all the following except (a) communication (b) food security (c)
shelter (d) smuggling (e) transportation
5. All categories of people are expected to be ------------- literate (a) arts (b) computer (c) science (D) soial studies (e)
technology
6. The application of scientific knowledge in solving societal problems is referred to as (a) arts (b) culture (c) music (d)
politics (e) technology
7. Which o0f the following is not a reason for studying technology? (a) acquisition of skill (b) comfort and pleasure (c)
pride (d) safety (e) self employment
8. Technological growth of any society encourages (a) dependency (b) industrial strike (c)_ pride (d) seeking white
collar jobs (e) self-reliance
9. Which of the following is the most recent product of technology available in Nigeria? (a) aeroplanes (b)
agricultural factors (c) building structures (d) internal services (e) vehicles
10. A skilled personnel trained to modify our environment and design our houses is called a/an (a) architect (b) builder
(c) contractor (d) doctor (e) teacher

THEORY : You and Technology and Safety

1. State any TWO materials used in technology

2. State and explain the two level of technology product with three examples each

WEEK 3 : INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

1. A pointing device used to position a cursor in computer operations in a computer is called (a) floppy disc (b) hard
disc (c) monitor (d) mouse (e) printer
2. All categories of people are expected to be --------------------- literate (a) arts (b) computer (c) science (d) social
studies (e) technology
3. The unit that controls and regulates various operations in a computer is the (a) centre processing unit (b) compact
disc (c) herd disc (d) keyboard (e) moniotor
4. All components of the computer must be connected to -------- (a) CPU (b) monitor (c) mouse (d) printer (e) speaker
5. The longest key on the keyboard is the --------- key (a) control (b) delete (c) shift (d) space bar (e)window
6. Which of the following is NOT a type of computer? (a) mainframe computer (b) micro computer (c) mini computer
(d) laptop computer (e) super computer
7. The number of arrow keys on a keyboard are (a) 2 (c) 3 (c) 4(d) 5 (e) 6
8. The followings are parts of computer system except (a) monitor (b) keyboard (c) cpu (d) mouse (e) window
9. Which of the following looks like a television (a) monitor (b) cpu (c) mouse (d) window (e) keyboard
10. Which of the following is an output device (a) monitor (b) cpu (c) mouse (d) window (e) keyboard
11. Which of the following is an input device (a) keyboard (b) printer (c) monitor (d) window (e) none of the above

THEORY
1. List three input device
2. List two output device
3. List five parts of a computer system

WEEK 4: SAFETY
1. Which of the following safety habits concern all technical workers? A. Keeping long hair B. Keeping working
environments C. Lifting heavy load manually D. Wearing eye goggle and necktie E. wearing overall occasionally
2. Which of the following is NOT a safety device (a) safety goggle (b) safety boot (c) helmet (d) necktie (e) overall
3. Accident cause by people carelessness is called -------------- accident (a) unsafe action (b) unsafe condition (c) car
(d) road (e) kitchen
4. Accident cause by bad tools and equipment is called ----------------- accident (a) unsafe action (b) unsafe condition
(c) car (d) road (e) kitchen
5. Accident can lead to ---------- (a) rest (b) dead (c) rejoicing (d) sleeping (e) none of the above
6. Protective clothes are worm in the workshop to ensure ----------- to the worker (a) accident (b) fashion (c) safety (d)
tiredness (e) wetness
7. Which of the followings can be kept as fire extinguisher? (a) bucket filled with sand (b) bucket filled with water (c)
green leaves (d) jerrycan of engine oil (e) wet saw dust
8. Protective clothes are worm in the workshop to ensure ------------- to the workers (a) accident (b) fashion (c) safety
(d) tiredness (e) wetness
9. All the following are goals in first aid treatment EXCEPT (a) arresting bleeding and reducing pain (b) assisting the
medical officer with information (c) preventing injuries from getting worse (d) relieving victim of pain (e) saving medical
cost
10. The following are safety wears except (a) apron (b) safety shoes (c) safety goggle (d) hand gloves (e) wrist watch

THEORY
1. Define accident
2. Explain the types of accident in the workshop
3. Mention five safety devices used in the workshop

WEEK 5 : MATERIALS AND PROCESSING ( WOOD)

1. The following are the main parts of a tree EXCEPT (A) branches (B) leaves (C) protoplasm (D) roots (E) trunk
2. The process of reducing the moisture content in wood is known as _____ (A) Conversion (B) felling (C)
preservation (D) seasoning (E) veneering
3. In a tree, the amount of growth that takes place at the cambium layer in one year is known as (A) annual ring (B)
bark (C) heart wood (D) medullary ray (E) sapwood
4. Which of the following is NOT an artificial wood defect? (A) Bow (B)Cup (C) Insect attack (D) Ring shake (E) Twist
5. There are.....methods of cutting veneer (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4 (E) 5
6. Timber is obtained from the part of a tree called..... (A) bark (B) leaf (C) log (D) root (E) sap
7. Which of the following is NOT an artificial timber defect? (A) Bow (B) Check (C) Cup (D) Knot (E) Twist
8. Which of these is NOT an example of hard wood' (A) Ebony (B) lroko (C) Mansonia (D) Pine (E) Walnut
9. The wood defect caused by the outshoot of a branch at the tower stem is called (A) decay (B) knot (C) shake (D)
Wist (E) warp
10. The following are Nigerian broad leafed trees EXCEPT (A) Afara (B) Pine (C) Iroko (D) Mahogany (E) Opepe
11. Which of the following processes is used to prolong the service life of timber? (A) Conversion (B) Seasoning (C)
Preservation (D) Scrapping (E) Stacking
12. The process of reducing moisture content in wood is known as A. conversion B. debarking C. felling D. seasoning E.
steaming
13. The portion of wood cut from the Trunk or large branch of a tree is called _____ A. Pattern B. baulk C. lath D. log
E. strip
14. Coniferous trees are also referred to as ___ wood. A. bark B. dry C. fresh D. hard E. soft
15. The mineral salts absolved by roots to the leaves flow through the ________. (A) bark (B) cambium layer (C) head
wood (D) medullary rays (E) wood
16. Wood is classified into _____ and _____. (A) bad good (B) cheap, dear (C) hard, soft (D) light, dart (E) long, short
17. Which of the following is NOT a part of a tree? A. Bark B. Branch C. Conifer D. Leaf E. Trunk
18. Which of the following is used in preserving timber? A. Creosote B. French polish C. Paint D. Varnish E. Wax
19. All these are by-products of wood except A. Charcoal B. Paper C. Pencil D. Plastic E. saw dust
20. A thin sheet of wood cut out from a log is called ________. A. cambium B. core C. ply D. slice E. veneer
21. How many veneers has a multi plywood? A. 1 B. 2 C. 4 D. 5 E. 8
22. Which of the following is a typical African timber? A. Balsa B. Beech C. Oak D. Obeche E. Teak
23. The part of a tree which stores food and water for the growing tree is called _______. A. annual ring B. cambium
layer C. heartwood D. medullary rays E. sapwood
24. The method of wood conversion that produces the most beautiful grain pattern is known as _____ sawing. A. live
B. plain C. quarter D. radial E. rift
25. The part of a tree responsible for continuous cell division is called........... A. annual rings B. bark C. cambium layer
D. medullary rays E. pith
26. The following are by-products of wood EXCEPT ............... A. charcoal B. chip board C. fibre board D. paper E. plastic
27. The type of wood commonly used for packaging is...... (A) afara (B) agba (C) mahogany (D) obeche (E) fine
28. The cutting of wood into marketable size is called -----------(a) conversion (b) seasoning (c) cutting (d) breaking (e)
preservation

THEORY
1. List and explain two processes of wood
2. List fives uses of wood
3. Why is wood preservation necessary & state two reason
4. List TWO methods of wood conversion
5. State any two reasons for wood finishing
6. What is veneer?
7. State two methods of cutting veneers
8. Mention TWO methods of wood conversion

WEEK 6 : MATERIALS AND PROCESSING ( CERAMIC)

1. Which of the following is NOT a rock? (A) Clay (B) Diamond (C) Granite (D) Sand (E) Slates
2. Which of the following is NOT a general property of ceramics? They (A) are not affected by chemicals (B) can
withstand heavy compressive load (C) can withstand very high temperature (D) do not break easily when dropped (E)
have very high electrical resistance
3. Which of the following is a ceramic product? (A} Button (B) Fan blade (C) Radio case (D) Spark plug (E) Tooth brush
4. In pottery, clay is mixed with water and pounded to removed.....(A) air bubble (B) excess h eat (C) sand cement (D)
sand element (E)water clog.
5. The raw material for making glass is ______. A. cement B. Clay C. polymer D. rubber E. sand
6. Which of the following is a property of ceramics? A. Brittleness B. Conductivity C. Ductility D. Flexibility E. Fusibility
7. Ceramic materials are most commonly used as.....(A) chairs (B) conductors (C) doors (D) Kilns (E) cables
8. Which of the following products is made of ceramics? A. Cable B. Glass C. Plastics D. Polyvinyl acetate E. Rubber
9. Which of the following is a process of ceramics? A. cutting B. firing C. conversion D. seasoning E. none of the
above.

THEORY
1. List the processing involve in ceramic
2. List five product that can be made from ceramic
3. List five properties of ceramic

WEEK 7 : MATERIALS AND PROCESSING ( RUBBER)

1. The rule, set squares and protractor commonly found in mathematical sets are made of...... (A) alloy (6) ceramics
(C) metal (D) plastic (E) rubber
2. Rubber is used in constructing motor tyre and tubes because of its..... (A) brittleness (B) conductivity (C) elasticity
(D) permeability (E) sensitively.
3. Rain boots are made of ... (A) ceramics (B) metal (C) plastics (D) rubber (E) wood
4. Rubber obtained from petroleum products is called.....(A) organic (B) hybrid (C) latex (D) natural (E) synthetic
5. A thermosetting plastic can..... (A) be easily bent (B) be easily forged (C) be hardened by applying heal (D) be
reshaped by applying heat (E) not be softened by applying heat
6. Which of the following is a characteristic of rubber? (A) Brittleness (B) Conductivity (C) Ductility (D) Elasticity (E)
Malleability
7. The following are methods of processing plastics EXCEPT ________. (A) calendaring (B) compression (C) extrusion
(D) injection (E) reverberating
8. The distinctive property of rubber is its __________. (A) conductivity (B) ductility (C) elasticity (D) fusibility (E)
toughness
9. Plastic which becomes soft and returns to liquid state when heated is known as _____. A. ceramic B. rubber C. rust
D. thermoplastic E. thermoset
10. The major raw material for the production of plastics comes from ______. A. air B. crude oil C. metal D. palm
oil E. wood
11. Which of the following is NOT a product of thermoset? (A) buttons (B) electrical plugs (C) pot handles (D) switches
(E) tyres
12. The type of plastic which does NOT melt under heat is called A. thermocool B. thermo-organic C. thermoplastic D.
thermoset E. thermostat
13. The type of plastic which does NOT melt under heat is called A. thermocool B. thermo-organic C. thermoplastic D.
thermoset E. thermostat
14. Elasticity is a characteristic of (A) cement (B) ceramic (C) mud (D) plastic (E) rubber
15. Which of the following is NOT a thermoplastic material? (A) Nylon (B) Polyester 1C) Polythene (D) Polystyrene (E)
Rayon
16. The type of plastics that can be recycled are termed (A) natural materials (B) poor conductors (C) synthetic
materials (D) thermoplastics (E) thermosetting
17. The two main classification of rubber are (A) artificial, synthetic (B) natural, artificial (C) natural, thermoset (D)
synthetic, natural (E) thermoset, artificial
18. Which of the following is a characteristic of rubber? (A) Brittleness (B) Conductivity (C) Ductility (D) Elasticity (E)
Malleability

THEORY
1. list six properties of rubber
2. list and explain the different types of plastic
3. list and explain three processes of rubber

WEEK 8 : MATERIALS AND PROCESSING ( METAL)

1. 1. The blast furnace is used for manufacturing (A) aluminium (B) lead (C) metal sheet (D) pig iron (E) zinc
2. Which of the following is NOT a property of metal? (A) Brittleness (B) Colouration (C) Density (D) Elasticity (E)
Fusibility
3. Which of the following is NOT a ferrous metal? (A) Alloy steel (B) Cartridge brass (C) Grey cast iron (D) Malleable
cast iron (E) White cast iron
4. Which of the following is NOT a ferrous metal? (A) Cast iron (B) Chilled casting (C) Duralumium (D) Mild steel (E)
Pig-iron
5. The mixing of two metals together results in what is known as a/an (A) alkaline (B) alloy (C) compound (D) slag (E)
solder
6. Which of the following is a ferrous metals? (A) Alummium (B) Capper (C) Steel (D) Tin (E) Zinc
7. Which of the following is a ferrous metal? (A) aluminium (B) lead (C) silver (D) steel (E) tin
8. Which of the following materials is needed in iron production? (A) cast iron (B) iron ore (C) pig iron (D) wrought
iron (E) white iron
9. Bronze is an alloy of copper,,...and phosphorus (A) brass (B) copper (C) lead (D) tin (E) zinc
10. Which of the following metals is used to coat iron and steel to protect them from rust? (A) Brass (B) Bronze (C)
Copper (D) lead (E) Zinc
11. Metals are basically classified into ____ and ______. A. ductile, hard B. ferrous, non-ferrous C. lustrous, non-
lustrous D. malleable, ferrous E. sheet, base
12. Which of the following materials is needed in production of iron? A. Cast iron B. Iron ore C. Pig iron D. Wrought
iron E. White iron
13. The furnace used in melting non-ferrous is the ______. (A) blast (B) Bessemer converter (C) electric (D) open
hearth (E) reverberating
14. In the smelting of iron in the blast furnace, coke mainly ______. A. nets as a flux B. acts as a fuel C. Introduces
sulphur into the iron D. provides oxygen E. removes impurities from the iron
15. An alloy is a ________. A. chemical combination of two elements B. compound of two different metals C. mixture
of two or more elements D. mixture of two more fluids E. reaction between a metal and a gas
16. When filling soft metal, the small particles which clog the file teeth are known as ______. A. drips B. flues C. fluxes
p. pins E. tangs
17. When a steel component is heated to read-heat and allowed to cool in still air, it is said to be ________. A.
annealed B. hardened C. normalized D. quenched E. tempered.
18. The major difference between cast iron and steel is ______. A. the carbon content in each B. the weight of the
metals C. their physical appearance D. their readiness to be machined E. their response to heat treatment.
19. Pig iron gas and steel scraps are used f or the production of steel in ______. A. basic oxygen furnace B. Bessemer
converter C. blast furnace D. electric furnace E. open hearth furnace
20. The term given to the sudden cooling of metal during heat treatment process is ____. A. forging B. quenching C.
quickening D. speeding E. watering
21. The process of extracting metal from ore is called _____. A. casting B. ladling C. smelting D. soldering E. tinning
22. The end product of a blast furnace is called ______. A. charge B. mild steel C. pig iron D. slag E. wrought iron
23. What is the colour of aluminum? A. Bright white B. Brownish pink C. Dark yellow D. Light grey E. Yellow
24. The cupola furnace is used for the production of ______. A. alloy steel B. cast iron C. cast steel D. pig iron E.
wrought iron
25. The alloy formed when copper, zinc and tin are mixed is called ............A. bronze B. chromium C. gun metal D.
phosphorous E. tungsten
26. Metals are classified into......main categories. A. two B. three C. four D. five E. six
27. The metal used in making cooking utensils, electrical cables and air craft bodies, is........(A) aluminium (B) bronze
(C) silver (D) steel (E) tin
28. A material made from the mixture of two or more metals is known as...... (A) alloy {B) base metal (C) fused metal
(D) wrought iron (E) steel
29. Which of the following metals is used for making the body of aeroplane? (a) aluminum (b) copper (c) lead (d) steel
(e) tungsten
30. The metals that contains iron is known as (a) cast iron (b) ferrous metal (c) non-ferrous metal (d) steel (e) wrought
iron

THEORY
1. List five properties of metal
2. List the types of metal
3. List three furnaces that can be use for processing metal
4. What is alloy
5. What do you understand by ferrous metal
6. What do you understand by non ferrous metal

WEEK 9: INTRODUCTION TO TECHNICAL DRAWING

1. The instrument used in conjunction with tee square when drawing isometric block is (a) 30 0 , 600 set square (b)
45 , 450 set square (c) French curve (d) pair of compasses (e) protractor
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2. We use ----------- for setting paper on drawing on drawing board. (a) French curves (b) set square (c) sharpener (d)
tape (e) tee- square
3. The drawing instrument used for measuring angles is (a) compass (b) divider (c) French curve (d) protractor (e)
tee-square
4. Which of the following instrument is used to transfer measurement from one point to another? (a) a pair of
compasses (b) a pair of dividers (c) protractor (d) scale rule (e) set- square
5. Which of the following is NOT a technical drawing equipment/ (a) caliper (b) French curve (c) pair of compass (d)
protractor (e) scale rule
6. Which of the following is Not a measuring tool? (a) micrometer screw gauge (b) vernier caliper (c) meter rule (d)
feeler gauge (e) chisel
7. which of the following instruments is used with the help of T-square, to draw vertical and inclined lines (a)
compass (b) dividers (c) French curve (d) protractor (e) set-square
8. The instrument used to measure the value of an angle is called (A) Compasses (B) dialguage (C)dividers (D)
microscope (E) protractor
9. The tee-square is used for drawing....lines (A) curved (A) diagonal (C)horizontal (D)inclined (E) vertical
10. Construction lines are usually drawn with well sharpened ....grade of pencils. (A) B (B) BB (C) 2B (D) H (E) HB
11. The set squares commonly used in schools for drawing are….and....... (A) 30° x 45° & 42° (B) 45° x 60° & 30° x 90°
(C) 45°x 60° & 45°x90° (D) 45° x 45° & 30° x 60° (E) 90° x 45° & 45° x 45°
12. A protractor is used to measure.....(A) angles (B) curves (C) flatness (D) lines (E) squareness
13. The set-square is used for drawing lines (A) curved (B) horizontal (C) horizontal and vertical (D) vertical and
inclined (E) wavy
14. The following are drawing equipment EXCEPT (A) French curve (B) pencil (C) scale rule (D) set-square (E) tee-
square
15. A pair of dividers is used in Technical drawing for A. clipping paper on the drawing board B. constructions C.
drawing lines D. measuring degrees E. transferring measurements
16. The function of masking tape in basic drawing technique is to____the paper in place A. draw B. hold C. join D. pin
E. tear
17. 16 The instrument used for transfer measurements in drawing is called ____ A. calipers B. micrometers C. pair of
compasses D. pair of dividers E. protractors
18. The tee-square is used to draw____ lines across the board. A. curved B. diagonal C. horizontal D. inclined E.
vertical
19. What tool is used to mark out a small circle on a piece of sheet metal? A. Engineers rule B. Pair of dividers C.
Scriber D. Trammel E. Try-square
20. Which of the following is a drawing material? A. Pair of dividers B Pencil C. Protractor D. Set-square E. Tee-square
21. Set squares are mainly used to produce ...... lines. (A) Horizontal (B) horizontal and vertical (C) inclined (D) vertical
(E) vertical and oblique
22. A good surfaced drawing board can also be described as being ____ and ______. A. glossy, shiny B. hard, strong
C. soft, flexible D. square, smooth E. rough, staggered
23. Which of the following groups of pencil is all soft? (A) 2B, B, H (B) 2H, 3H, A7, 4H (C) B, 2B (D) 4H, 4B, 2H (E) 2B, 2H,
3H
24. Which of the following instruments is used with the help of T-square, to draw vertical and inclined lines? A.
Compass B. Dividers C. French curve D. Protractor E. Set square
25. Which of the following is NOT a technical drawing equipment? A. Caliper B. French curve C. Pair of compass D.
Protractor E. Scale rule

THEORY

1. List four drawing materials with their uses

2. List three technical materials
3. List three technical drawing instrument

WEEK 10: EXAMINATION

J.S. I 2nd TERMINAL ACADEMIC PERIOD

WEEK 1 : REVISION AND WELCOME TEST

WEEK 2: INTRODUCTION TO TECHNICAL DRAWING(BOARD PRACTICE )/ FREE HAND SKETCHING

1. The instrument used to measure the value of an angle is called (A) Compasses (B) dialguage (C)dividers (D)
microscope (E) protractor
2. The tee-square is used for drawing....lines (A) curved (A) diagonal (C)horizontal (D)inclined (E) vertical
3. The set-square is used for drawing lines (A) curved (B) horizontal (C) horizontal and vertical (D) vertical and
inclined (E) wavy
4. The following are drawing equipment EXCEPT (A) French curve (B) pencil (C) scale rule (D) set-square (E) tee-
square
5. A pair of dividers is used in Technical drawing for A. clipping paper on the drawing board B. constructions C.
drawing lines D. measuring degrees E. transferring measurements
6. Which of the following instruments is used with the help of T-square, to draw vertical and inclined lines? A.
Compass B. Dividers C. French curve D. Protractor E. Set square
7. What tool is used to mark out a small circle on a piece of sheet metal? A. Engineers rule B. Pair of dividers C.
Scriber D. Trammel E. Try-square
8. Which of the following is a drawing material? A. Pair of dividers B Pencil C. Protractor D. Set-square E. Tee-square
9. A pair of dividers is used in Technical drawing for A. clipping paper on the drawing board B. constructions C.
drawing lines D. measuring degrees E. transferring measurements
10. A good surfaced drawing board can also be described as being ____ and ______. A. glossy, shiny B. hard, strong
C. soft, flexible D. square, smooth E. rough, staggered
1. A freehand sketch is best described as that aspect of drawing that employs the use of........and pencil. (A)
compasses (B) eraser (C) protractor (D) ruler (E) tee-square
2. Which of the following is the instrument used for drawing circles? (a) French curves (b) pairs of compasses (c)
scales rule (d) set square (e) tee- square
3. we use --- for setting paper on drawing (a) French curve (b) set-square (c) sharpener (d) tape (e) tee- square
4. the drawing instrument used for measuring angles is (a) compass (b) divider (c) French curve (d) protractor (e)
set0square
5. which of the following instrument is used to transfer measurement from one point to another ? (a) a pair of
compasses (b) a pair of divider (c) protractor (d) scale rule (e) set-square
6. the process of drawing without the aid of any instrument is called ----------- drawing (a) free hand (b) isometric (c)
orthographic (d) prospective (e) scale
7. A reflex angle is any angle greater than ___ degrees. A. 30 B. 60 C. 90 D. 180 E. 360

8. The figure below represents ________. A. cone B. cylinder C. pyramid D. rectangle E. triangle
9. Which of the following plane figures has its adjacent sides equal? A. Deltoid B. Rectangle C. Trapezium D.
Trapezoid E. Triangle
10. Thick short dashes are used as ________ lines. A. centre B. cutting plane C. dimension D. hatching E. hidden details

THEORY

1. List the materials used for free hand sketching

2. Using free hand sketching draw a triangle
3. List three drawing materials
4. List three drawing instrument

WEEK 3 : WOOD WORK

1. The tool used for boring holes for inserting screws and nails is called.....(A) bradawl (B) chisel (C) drill (D) gimlet
(E)punch
2. Pulling out nails from wood requires the use of a (A) chisel (B) file (C) pincers (D) scraper (E) screw-driver

3. The object in the diagram above is mainly for cutting (A) ceramics (B) glass (C) metal (D) plastic (E) wood
4. Which of the following is NOT a cutting tool? (A) Chisel (B) File (C) Saw (D) Hammer (E) Scraper
5. Which of the following tools is suitable for holding wide boards together when glueing? (A) Bench hook (B) Bench
vice (C) F-clamp (D) G-clamp (E) Sash clamp
6. The part of the wood lathe connected to the motor with the aid of a belt is......stock (A) dead (B) head (C) spindle
(D) tail (E) tool

7. What is the name of the device shown in the diagram above? A. Bench hold last B. Bench hook C. Bench stop D.
Cramp E. Vice
8. The following are used for cutting wood EXCEPT A. chisel B. mallet C. plane D. saw E spoke shave

9. Identify the tool shown above A. Anvil B. Fuller C. Hardie D. Smith hammer E. Swage
10. Vices are classified as _______device A. bending B. cutting C. holding D. locking E. setting
11. Which of the following tools is NOT a holding A. Bench vice B. Bench stop C. F clamp D. G clamp E. Sash clamp
12. The _____ saw is used for cutting accurate curves in thin wood and plywood. A. bow B. coping C. fret D. hack E. rip
13. Which of the following is NOT a hand cutting tool? (A) Chisel (B) File (C) Hacksaw (D) Scraper (E) Try square
14. Which of the following is NOT a holding device? A. Bench holdfast B. Bench vice C. Cramp D. Hand screw E. Screw
driver
15. Which of the following portable hand tools is best for cutting a 3mm plywood? A. Circular saw B. Jig saw C. Lathe
D. Router E. Sander
16. Junior hacksaw is used to perform_____ action. A. big B. heavy C. light D. small E. thing
17. The bench vice is a/an ______ tool. A. boring B. cutting C. driving D. holding E. impelling
18. A rip saw is to a circular saw as a coping saw is to a ______. A. band B. bow C. fret D. panel E. tenon
19. The unit of measurement of the weight of an object is called _____. A. foot B. inch C. kilogram D. metre E.
millimeter

THEORY

1. List five hand tools used in wood work with their uses
2. List three holding tools in wood work
3. List two boring tools used in wood work

WEEK 4 : METAL WORK

1. Which of the following g is NOT a measuring tool? (a) micrometer screw gauge (b) vernier caliper (c) meter rule (d)
feeler gauge (e) chisel
2. Which of the following tool is NOT a loosening and tighten tool? (a) adjustable wrench (b) pincers (c) plier (d)
screw driver (e) spanner
3. Which of these is used for cutting sheet metal? (a) chisels (b) files (c) hack-saws (d) scrappers (e) snips
4. Which of the following tools is used for testing flatness and squareness of wood? (A) folding rule (B) measuring
tape (C) sliding level (D) spirit level (E) try square

5. Which of the following is NOT a measuring tool? (A) Caliper (B) Micrometer (C) Protractor (D) Steel rule (E) Wrench
6. Which of the following operations is NOT involved in drilling a hole on a metal surface A. Applying coolant during
drilling B. Clamping the metal C. Marking and center punching the position D. Providing correct cutting angle E.
Working the area to be drilled until it is soft
7. Twist drills are made of A. cast iron B. High speed steel C. low carbon steel D. medium carbon steel E. stain less
steel

THEORY

1. List two tools used in metal works

2. Mention two types of hack saw used in metal work

WEEK 5: WOOD WORK MACHINE

1. The wood lathe machine has all the following parts EXCEPT (A) face plate (B) head stock (C) round nose (D) tail
stock (E) tool rest
2. Rebating chamfering and smoothing can all be done on the machine called..... (A) circular saw (B) router (C)
spindle moulder (D) surface planer (E) universal wood worker.
3. The following are examples of wood working machines EXCEPT (A) band saw (B) circular saw (C) drill press (D) rip
saw (E) wood lathe
4. The part of the wood lathe connected to the motor with the aid of a belt is......stock (A) dead (B) head (C) spindle
(D) tail (E) tool
5. Vices are classified as _______device A. bending B. cutting C. holding D. locking E. setting
6. The _____ saw is used for cutting accurate curves in thin wood and plywood. A. bow B. coping C. fret D. hack E. rip
7. Which of the following portable hand tools is best for cutting 3mm plywood? A. Circular saw B. Jig saw C. Lathe D.
Router E. Sander
8. The machine mainly used for boring holes is the............. A. band saw B. circular saw C. drill press D. surface planer
E. wood lathe
9. Which of the following is NOT a machine operation in a metal workshop? (A) Drilling (B) Grinding (C) Lather (D)
Milling (E) Turning
10. Which of these tools is used for boring? (A) bradawl (B) mortise chisel (C) round file (D) surform (E) punch
11. The lathe operation which produces a flat surface is...... (A) boring (B) chamfering (C) facing (D) knurling (E) turning
12. The following are boring tools EXCEPT (A) bits (B) brace (C) bradawl (D) drill (E) file
13. The.....drilling machine is designed to perform more than one operation (A) back-geared (B) multiple-spindle (C)
radial (D) sensitive (E) universal
14. The process of generating flat surfaces on in metal lathe is called A. facing B. planning C. sawing D. turning E.
threading
15. Which of the following is NOT a part of twist drill? A. Core B. Cutting lip C. Neck D. Shank E. Tang
16. Which of the following processes produce a conical surface on the lathe machine'? A. Circular turning B. Facing C.
Plain turning D. Stepped turning E. Taper turning
17. The process of generating flat surfaces on in metal lathe is called A. facing B. planning C. sawing D. turning E.
threading
18. To be able to effectively drill a hole on a piece of woods ____ and ____are required. A. auger bit, mallet B chisel,
hammer C. ratchet brace, chisel D. rachet brace, drill bit E. screw driver, rachet brace
19. A metal should be centre _____ before drilling. A. bent B. heated C. punched D. scratched E. smelted
20. Which of the following is NOT a machine operation in a metal workshop? (A) Drilling (B) Grinding (C) Lather (D)
Milling (E) Turning
21. The machine used in producing cylindrical shapes is called a _______ machine. A. band saw B. circular saw C. wood
lathe D. wood planning E. wood thickening

THEORY

1. List two wood work machine

2. List three parts in wood lathe machine

WEEK 6: MAINTENANCE

1. The main operation that should be carried out daily in order to keep a machine in good working condition is (A)
assemblage of the parts (B) dismantling of the engine (C) maintenance of the machine (D) operation of the machine (E)
overhauling of the engine.
2. The repair work carried out when an equipment has broken down is called ...... maintenance (A) corrective (B)
overhauling (C) machinery (D) predictive (E} preventive
3. In the workshop, checking equipments before the time envisaged for it to be serviced is known as ......
maintenance. (A) corrective (B) overhauling (C) predictive (D) preventive (E) replacement
4. The periodic lubrication and servicing of moving parts of a machine is known as......maintenance (A) anticipative
(B) corrective (C) predictive (D) preventive (E) routine
5. These are types of maintenance EXCEPT (A) corrective (B) Educative (C) predictive (D) preventive (E) lum-around
6. The periodic servicing of machine parts is known as ________maintenance A. corrective B. overhaul C. predictive
D. preventive E. routine
7. The repair work carried out when an equipment has broken down is called _____ maintenance. A. corrective B.
periodic C. predictive D. preventive E. routine
8. The regular servicing carried out on an equipment is known as ______ maintenance. (A) corrective (B) predictive
(C) pre-service (D) preventive (E) routine
9. Which of the following is NOT a type of maintenance? A. Balancing of Tyres B. Buying a new car stereo C.
Replacing of defective gearbox D. Replacement of worn out tyres E. Checking the engine oil level
10. The repair work earned out to avoid total breakdown of equipment is called _______ maintenance. A. corrective
B. periodic C. predictive D. preventive E. routine

THEORY

1. Define maintenance
2. Mention the types of maintenance
3. Explain two types of maintenance

WEEK 7: ENERGY AND POWER

1. The source of earth's energy is the (A) mars (B) moon (C) Pluto (P) Saturn (E) sun
2. The food we eat contains stored........energy (A) chemical (B) kinetic (C) light (D) nuclear (E) sound
3. What is the energy used when boiling water lifts the kettle lid up? Chemical (B) Heat C. Light (D) Mechanical (E)
Sound
4. Energy from the sun is referred as...... energy (A) heat (B) kinetic(C) light (D) potential (E) solar
5. The energy produced by a moving car is referred to as ….. (A) kinetic (B) potential (C) mechanical (D) solar (E)
chemical
6. Which of the following is NOT a fuel? A. Charcoal B. Paper C. Petrol D. Sand E. wood
7. The form of energy released when fuel in burnt in an engine is _____ A. electrical B. chemical C. heat D.
technical E. solar
8. A form of energy which exists either as energy of motion or energy by virtue of position is A. chemical B. kinetic C.
light D. mechanical E. potential
9. The following are types of fuel EXCEPT ______. A. coal B. petrol C. sawdust D. sun E. wood
10. The energy stored by a body at rest is ______. A. heat B. kinetic C. mechanical D. nuclear E. potential
11. Which of the following is NOT a source of energy? A. Coal B. Charcoal C. Kerosine D. Steel E. Wood
12. The energy in a moving car is referred to as _____ energy. A. chemical B. kinetic C. mechanical D. potential E. solar
13. A substance that burns in the presence of heat and oxygen is described as ______. A. coal B. fuel C. grass D. paper
E. wood
14. The following are sources of energy EXCEPT _______. A. sand B. sun C. water D. wave E. wind
15. Which of the following form of energy is used by all machinery? A. Heat B. Light C. Mechanical D. Sound E. Wave
16. Food contains _______ energy. A. chemical B. kinetic C. nuclear D. potential E. solar
17. What is the S. I. unit of energy? A. Amperes B. Coulombs C. Joules D. Volts E. Watts
18. An electric motor is a device which converts.....energy to......energy (A) electrical, mechanical (B) light, sound (C)
mechanical, electrical (D) mechanical, light (E) sound, mechanical
19. The heat energy of combustion of fuel can be converted into mechanical energy by the use of (A) electro-
mechanical engine (B) hydro-power turbine (C) photo-voltaic cell (D) solar cell (E) steam engine.
20. Which of these sources of energy produces smokeless fire? (A) Kerosene (B) charcoal (C) Natural gas (D) diesel (E)
petrol
21. The loudspeaker is a device which converts energy to......energy (A) chemical, mechanical (B) electrical, mechanical
(C) electrical, sound (D) mechanical, sound (E) sound heat.
22. A generator is a machine that converts….energy to..........energy. (A) electrical, light (B) electrical, sound (C) light,
mechanical (D) light, sound (E) mechanical, electrical
23. The electric iron converts electrical energy into ….energy (A) heat (B) kinetic (C) tight (D) mechanical (E) solar
24. The ______ changes solar energy directly to electricity (A) battery (8) electric bulb (C) electromotor (D) generator
(E) photocell
25. Which of the following shows the correct order of energy conversion in the combustion chamber of an engine? (A)
chemical-heat-mechanical (B) chemical- mechanical -heat- (C) heat-chemical-mechanical (D) heat- mechanical –
chemical (E) mechanical –heat – chemical
26. An electric kettle converts electrical energy to ……….(A) electrical (B) heat (C) solar (D) sound (E) wave
27. Which of the following is the correct firing order of a 4-stroke engine? (A) 1,3,4,2 (8)2,3,4,1 (C) 3,2,4,1 (D) 4 3,2,1
28. Force per unit area is referred to as.... (A) pressure (B) moment (C) volume (D) density (E) mass
29. The basic function of a thermostat in an electric iron is to (A) control the temperature (B) convert electrical to heat
energy (C) increase the degree of hotness (D) serve as a fuse (E) Terminate the supply of electricity
30. Which of these BEST describes the stroke of an engine (A) Bore of the cylinder (B) Distance between t. d. c. (C)
Internal diameter of the cylinder (D) Length of the connecting rod (E) Volume of the cylinder
31. The electric bulb converts electrical energy to ________ A. chemical B. light C. mechanical D. solar E. sound
32. The electrical appliances listed below use nichrome elements EXCEPT ____ A. bulb B. cooker C. heater D. iron E.
kettle
33. Which of the following is NOT an appliance used for the conversion of electrical energy to heat energy? A. Electric
cooker B. Electric iron C. Electric fan D. Electric kettle E. Water heater
34. An electric motor is a device which converts _____ energy to _____ energy. A. electrical, mechanical B. light,
sound C. mechanical, electrical D. nuclear, sound E. sound mechanical
35. The device which automatically controls temperature in an electrical appliance is called ________ (A) adaptor (B)
capacito r (C) diode (D) resistor (E) thermostat
36. A gas lamp converts.........to......energy. (A) chemical, electrical (B) chemical, light (C) mechanical, electrical (D)
mechanical, neat (E) nuclear, chemical
37. Which of these is NOT a part of an electric iron? (A) Chromesheet (B) Element (C) Mica Plates (D) Sockets (E)
Thermostat
38. The television screen converts electrical energy to _______. A. mechanical B. solar C. light D. chemical E. heat
39. The electric kettle converts electrical energy to ___ energy. A. chemical B. heat C. light D. mechanical E. solar
40. Which of the following converts electrical to sound energy? A. Battery B. Electric bulb C. Electric iron D. Loud
speaker E. Microphone
41. The following appliances converts chemical to heat energy EXCEPT _____. A. gas cooker B. gas lamp C. kerosene
cooker D. pressing iron E. refrigerator
42. Burning is the process by which ......... energy is converted to ..........energy. A. chemical, heat B. chemical, light C.
mechanical, chemical D. mechanical, electrical E. mechanical, heat
43. The pistons of a petrol engine moving up and down are said to have ______ energy. A. chemical B. electrical C.
heat D. light E. mechanical
THEORY

1. Define energy
2. State different forms of energy
3. Mention three appliance that convert chemical energy to heat energy

WEEK 8: GLUE/ADHESIVES AND ABRASIVE

1. The.....glue is obtained from milk (A) animal (B) cascamite (C) casein (D) polyvinyl acetate (E) resorcinol
formaldehyde.
2. Which one of the following materials is used for manufacturing adhesives? (A) cement (B) glass (C) iron ore (D)
limestone (E)sand
3. The following glues are used for bonding wood joints EXCEPT (A) animal (B) cases (C) contact (D) evostic (E) resin
4. The ability of glue to bond two or more parts of wood together is known as A. abrasion B. adhesion C. cohesion D.
diffusion E. preservation
5. The time taken by mixed glue before setting is its ______ life A. exposure B. lead C. pot D. shelf E. work
6. Protein adhesives are also generally called ____ glues. A. natural B. animal C. scotch D. hide E. casein
7. Glues that can not be softened after setting are called _______. (A) casein (B) resin (C) synthetics (D)
thermoplastics (E) thermoset
8. Which of the following adhesives is NOT a protein glue? (A) Animal glue (B) Blood albumen (C) Casein (D)
Melamine (E) Soya bean
9. Gamet is a material used for the manufacture of _______. A. adhesive B. evostic C. plywood D. preservative E.
sandpaper
10. Which type of adhesive is used for cabinet work? A. Casein glue B. Cement C. Evostic D. Solution E. Superglue
11. Which of the following glue is made from bones and animal skins? A. Casein B. Phenol formaldehyde C. Poly vinyl
acetate D. Scotch E. Urea formaldehyde
12. Which of the following is NOT an adhesive? A. Cement B. Evostic C. Casein D Resin E. Solignum
13. The smoothing of word surface with abrasion is called A. sanding B. smoothing C. dressing D. cutting E. designing

THEORY

1. Define adhensive
2. Define abrasive
3. What you understand by standing
4. Mention two adhesive materials

WEEK 9: SIMPLE WOOD WORK JOINT/ TYPES OF BUILDING AND BUILDING MATERIALS

1. The art of assembling two or more pieces of wood together is called (A) carpentry (B) designing (C) joinery (D)
manufacturing (E)wood making
2. In woodwork........is the process of splitting logs into commercial purposes. (A) balking (B) conversion (C) felling (D)
preservation (E) seasoning
3. Which of these joints is most suitable for frame construction? (A) Bull (B) Bridle (C) Dovetail (D) Halving (E) Housing
4. In the construction of shelves fillets are used for (A) decoration (B) filling (C) separation (D) strength (E) support
5. The following are framing joints EXCEPT ______ A. dovetail halving B. half lapped C. mortise and tenon D. rebated
E. tee halving
6. Which of the following is used to make pilot holes in wood before screwing? (A) Bradawl (B) Bit (C) Claw hammer
(D) Punch (E) Screw driver
7. The tool used for testing flatness and squareness of timber is called...... (A) caliper (B) rule (C) screw gauge (D)
sliding level (E) try-square
8. The following are types of woodwork joints EXCEPT (A) bridle (B) butt (C) dott (D) mortice (E) tenon
9. Which of the following portable hand tools is best for cutting a 3mm plywood? A. Circular saw B. Jig saw C. Lathe
D. Router E. Sander
1. The followings are types of building based on their uses except (a) residential building (b) school building (c)
hospital building (d) bungalow (e) office building
2. The following are uses of building except (a) privacy (b) security (c) comfort (d) beautification (e) shelter
3. The followings are types of building base on their structure except (a) bungalow (b) semi detach (c) detach (d)
office building (e) sky scrapper
4. A building where teaching and learning take place is called --------- (a) residential building (b) school building (c)
office building (d) hospital building (e) none of the above
5. The following are material used in construction of foundation except (a) sand (b) cement (c) gravel (d) glass (e)
water
6. The building where hospitality service is rendered is called ----------- (a) residential building (b) hotel building (c)
hospital building (d) office building (e) none of the above
7. Which of the following building is medical treatment offered (a) residential building (b) school building (c) hospital
building (d) bungalow (e) office building
8. The following materials are used inn the roofing of a building except (a) zinc (b) wood (c) asbestos (d) grass (e)
water
9. A building where selling and buying take place is called -------- (a) residential building (b) school building (c)
hospital building (d) market building (e) office building\
10. A place where religion activities take place is called (a) residential building (b) school building (c) hospital building
(d) church / mosque building (e) office building

THEORY

1. Mention three functions of a building

1. Draw three types of wood joint and name them
2. List three type of wood joint
3. What do you understand by halving joint

WEEK 10: EXAMINATION

J.S. I 3RD TERMINAL ACADEMIC PERIOD

WEEK 1: REVISION AND WELCOME TEST

WEEK 2: BASICS OF ELECTRICITY

1. An electric device used to amplify small signals in an electronic equipment is called a/an (A) capacitor (B) detector
(C) inductor (D) resistor (E) transistor
2. A device used for transferring electrical energy from one circuit to another by electromagnetic induction is called
(A) amplifier (B) rectifier (C) transformer (D) Transmitter (E) transmitter
3. A fuse is mainly used in domestic wiring for protecting houses against...... (A) current loss (B) current drain (C)
open circuit (D) overload (E) underload
4. The component that limits the flow of current in a circuit is called.......(A) capacitor (B) diode (C) inductor (D)
resistor (E) transformer
5. The primary voltage of a transformer is 10 volts and the primary winding is 30 Turns. If the secondary winding is
120 turns, find the secondary voltage (A) l0V (B) 30V (C) 40V (D) 60V (E) 120V
6. Which is NOT a basic principle of air conditioning? (A) Air movement (B) Air filtration (C) Climate change (D)
Humidity control (E) Temperature control
7. The electrical energy used in overcoming the resistance in a circuit is converted to ____ energy. A. chemical B.
electrical C. heat D. mechanical E. nuclear
8. Which of these is a poor conductor of electricity? A. Aluminium B. Copper C. Iron D. Rubber E. Silver
9. What is the p.d. of a battery that supplies a current of 4 Amperes when a wire of 3Ω resistance is connected across
it? A. 8V B. 1V C. 10V D. 0.7V E. 12V
10. Which of the following components of an electric circuit stores energy in its electric field? A. Capacitor B.
Electrolyte C. Generator D. Inductor E. Resistor

THEORY
1. Name the instrument used in measuring current.
2. Why is plastic materials used for electrical installation?
3. If a wire of resistance 2.4Ω is connected to a battery of p.d. 24v find the value of the current drawn
4. An electromotive force (E.M.F.) of 24v was supplied in a circuit to move a current of 4A. Determine the power
generated in the circuits

WEEK 3 : BASICS OF ELECTRONICS

1. The component that limits the flow of current in a circuit is called.......(A) capacitor (B) diode (C) inductor (D)
resistor (E) transformer
2. A semi-conductor diode is made up of how many electrodes? (A) 1 (6) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4 (E) 5
3. The name of the transistor circuit symbol shown below is ....... A) n-p-n (B) p-p-n (C) n-p-p (D) p-n-p (E) n-n-p

4. Which is NOT a basic principle of air conditioning? (A) Air movement (B) Air filtration (C) Climate change (D)
Humidity control (E) Temperature control
5. A capacitor is a device that is designed to _____ electrical energy. A. consume B. increase C. produce D.
release E. store
6. Which of the following is NOT an element of radio communication? A. Loudspeaker B. Microphone C. Receiver
D. Transformer E. Transmitting aerial
7. The following are applications of electromagnet EXCEPT ____ A. alarm circuit B. electric bells C. electric bulb
D. relay circuits E. telephone
8. An electronic device used in changing alternating current to direct current is called _____ A. amplifier B.
modulator C. Oscillator D. rectifier E. transistor
9. Which of the following makes use of semi conductor device? A. Capacitor B. Cell C. Resistor D. Transformer E.
Transistor
10. The major difference between a diode and a triode is the introduction of a/an _____. (A) anode (B) cathode (C)
collector (D) emitter (E) grid
11. How many electrodes has a P-N-P transistor? A. 1 B.2 C.3 D.4 E.5
12. The method by which electrons are liberated by the use of heat directly or indirectly is _______ emission. A. cold-
cathode B. photo-electric C Secondary D. Thermionic E. Static
13. The only difference between diode and triode is the _____. A. anode B. cathode C. control grid D. screen grid E.
suppression grid
14. The device which acts like a plunger is known as _______. A. accumulator B. control C. resistor D. solenoid E.
vacuum
15. Transistors are made from _______ conductors. A. good B. normal C. poor D. semi E. super
16. The materials that allow the passage of electrons through them are called ______. A. conductors B. charges C.
elements D. insulators E. neutrons

THEORY
1. Draw and label the TWO types of transistors you know
2. List the FOUR types of electron emissions.
3. Draw and label a triode valve
4. Mention THREE types of emission
5. The primary voltage of a transformer is 12 volt and the primary winding is 24 turns If the secondary winding has
120 turns, calculate the secondary voltage

WEEK 4 : CIRCLES, TRIANGLES AND ANGLES/ SCALES AND SCALE DRAWING

11. Which of the following is a property of an equilateral triangle? (A) No angle equals the other (B) No one angle is
900 (C) Three sides are equal (D) Two angles are equal (E) Two sides are equal.
12. An angle may all be of the following EXCEPT (A) acute (B) convex ( C) obtuse (D) reflex (E) right
22
13. If the circumference of the figure above is 66cm, find the diameter? (Assume that Π= ) (A)
7
21cm (B) 22cm (C}25cm {D) 2flcm (E) 30cm
14. All of the following angles can be constructed using only a pair of compasses and ruler EXCEPT …….....degrees (A)
7.5 (B) 15 (C)4 5 (D) 72 (E) 90
15. Which of the following is used as dimension line? (A) Thick continuous (B) Thick long chain (C) Thick short dashes
(D) Thin continuous (E) Thin long chain.
16. Any angle that is more than 90° but less than 180° is called.......angle (A) acute (B) obtuse (C) reflex (D) right (E)
supplementary
17. A pentagon has…..sides (A) 4 (B) 5 (C) 6 (D) 7 (E) 8
18. A triangle with three unequal sides is called a/an...... (A) equilateral (B) isosceles (C) obtuse angled (D) right-angle
(E) scalene
19. Which of the following angles can NOT be constructed geometrically? (A) 15° (B) 30o (C) 50o (D) 60° (E) 90°

20. The diagram above represents a/an...triangle (A) equilateral (B) isosceles (C) regular (D) right-angled (E) scalene
21. A triangle whose two sides are equals known as A. equilateral B. isosceles C. obtuse-angled D. right-angled E.
scalene
22. Angles are measured in A. centimeters B. degrees C. grammes D. metres E. millimeters
23. The shaded area in the diagram above is called a (A) chord (B) circumference (C) quadrant (D) sector (E) tangent
24. When an object is drawn in its given dimensions, it is known as ___ size drawing. A. correct B. full C. increased D.
real E. reduced
25. Bisection in Technical Drawing means dividing into ________equal parts A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5 E. 6

26. The diagram above represents the construction of a _____ A. bisector B. perpendicular C. semicircle D. straight
line E. vertical line
27. A plane figure bounded by three straight lines is a ________ A. parallelogram B. quadrilateral C. rectangle D.
square E. triangle
28. Identify vertex from the plane figure below.
A

B
C
D
1. Two angles are said to be supplementary when the total sum is (a) 30 0 (b) (c) 600 (d) 900 (e) 1800
2. An anger greater than 900 but less than 1800 is called (a) complementary (b) obtuse (c) reflex (d) right (e)
supplementary
3. The angle of each corner of a square is (a) 90 (b) 60 (c) 30 (d) 45 (e) 180
4. The sum of angle in a triangle is --------- (a) 45 (b) 90 (c) 180 (d) 270 (e) 360
5. The angle of right angle triangle is ------- (a) 45 (b) 90 (c) 180 (d) 270 (e) 360

1. Which of the scales below will produce the smallest drawing of any given object? (A) 1:1 (B) 1:25 (C) 1:145 (D)
1:15 (E) 1:1000
2. In a scale of 1:100, how long is the distance of 50 metres? (A) 0.5cm (B)2r,m (C) 5cm (D) 50cm (E) 500cm
3. A scale of 1:2 is a/an_____ one. A. diagonal B. enlarged C. full D. reduced E. linear
4. A process of drawing without the aid of any instrument is called _____ drawing. A. freehand B. isometric C.
orthographic D. perspective E. scale
5. A line is drawn 80mm long using a scale of 1:50. What is the actual length of the line? A. 13mm B. 130mrn C.
400mm D. 800mm E. 4000mm

6. The following are drawing equipment EXCEPT (A) French curve (B) pencil (C) scale rule (D) set-square (E) tee-
square
7. In a scale of 1:100, how long is the distance of 50 metres? (A) 05cm (B)2r,m (C) 5cm (D) 50cm (E) 500cm
8. A scale of 1:1 is ----- scale (a) reduce (b) full (c) enlarge (d) 1 scale (e) none of the above
9. A scale of 50:1 is --------- scale (a) reduce (b) full (c) enlarge (d) 1 scale (e) none of the above
10. In a scale of 1:1000, how long is the distance of 50 metres? (A) 0.5cm (B)0.05m (C) 5cm (D) 50cm (E) 500cm

THEORY

1. What you understand by reduces scale

2. What do you understand by full scale
3. What do you understand by enlarge scale
1. Draw a regular circle of 60mm diameter and show the following parts (i) circumference (ii) arc (iii) quadrant (iv)
radius
2. Draw an equilateral triangle ABC of side 60mm, making AB the base. From the vertex, draw CD parallel to AB and
make CD equal to A B. Join BD
3. (i) What is the length of BD?
(ii) Which name(s) can you call figure ABCD?
(iii) What is BC called?
(iv) What is the value of triangle BDC?
1. mention and explain three types of angles

WEEK 5: LINES, QUADRILATERALS, POLYGONS AND PLANE FIGURES

1. Which of the following is a property of an equilateral triangle? (A) No angle equals the other (B) No one angle is
900 (C) Three sides are equal (D) Two angles are equal (E) Two sides are equal.
2. An angle may all be of the following EXCEPT (A) acute (B) convex ( C) obtuse (D) reflex (E) right
22
3. If the circumference of the figure above is 66cm, find the diameter? (Assume that Π= ) (A)
7
21cm (B) 22cm (C}25cm {D) 2flcm (E) 30cm
4. All of the following angles can be constructed using only a pair of compasses and ruler EXCEPT …….....degrees (A)
7.5 (B) 15 (C)4 5 (D) 72 (E) 90
5. Which of the following is used as dimension line? (A) Thick continuous (B) Thick long chain (C) Thick short dashes
(D) Thin continuous (E) Thin long chain.
6. Any angle that is more than 90° but less than 180° is called.......angle (A) acute (B) obtuse (C) reflex (D) right (E)
supplementary
7. A pentagon has…..sides (A) 4 (B) 5 (C) 6 (D) 7 (E) 8
8. A triangle with three unequal sides is called a/an...... (A) equilateral (B) isosceles (C) obtuse angled (D) right-angle
(E) scalene
9. Which of the following angles can NOT be constructed geometrically? (A) 15° (B) 30o (C) 50o (D) 60° (E) 90°

10. The diagram above represents a/an...triangle (A) equilateral (B) isosceles (C) regular (D) right-angled (E) scalene
11. A heptagon is a polygon with.....sides (A) 6 (B) 7 (C) 6 (D) 9 (E) 10
12. The type of line shown above is used for (A) centre lines (B) cutting and viewing plane (C) dimension and
projection (D) hidden details (E) visible outlines
13. A triangle whose two sides are equals known as A. equilateral B. isosceles C. obtuse-angled D. right-angled E.
scalene
14. Angles are measured in A. centimeters B. degrees C. grammes D. metres E. millimeters
15. When an object is drawn in its given dimensions, it is known as ___ size drawing. A. correct B. full C. increased D.
real E. reduced
16. The diagram above represents the construction of a _____ A. bisector B. perpendicular C. semicircle D. straight
line E. vertical line
17. The parallel line method is used for developing patterns of _______ A. cones B. cylinders C. elliptoids D.
pyramids E. spheres
18. A plane figure bounded by three straight lines is a ________ A. parallelogram B. quadrilateral C. rectangle D.
square E. triangle
19. Dimension lines end with ________. A. arrow heads B. thick lines C. thin lines D. long chains E. zig-zags
20. A hexagon has........sides. (A) 5 (B) 6 (C) 7 (D) 8 (E) 9
21. A freehand sketch is best described as that aspect of drawing that employs the use of........and pencil. (A)
compasses (B) eraser (C) protractor (D) ruler (E) tee-square
22. A scale of 1:2 is a/an_____ one. A. diagonal B. enlarged C. full D. reduced E. linear
23. A reflex angle is any angle greater than ___ degrees. A. 30 B. 60 C. 90 D. 180 E. 360

24. The figure below represents ________. A. cone B. cylinder C. pyramid D. rectangle E. triangle
25. Which of the following plane figures has its adjacent sides equal? A. Deltoid B. Rectangle C. Trapezium D.
Trapezoid E. Triangle
26. A process of drawing without the aid of any instrument is called _____ drawing. A. freehand B. isometric C.
orthographic D. perspective E. scale
27. Thick short dashes are used as ________ lines. A. centre B. cutting plane C. dimension D. hatching E. hidden details
28. Which of the following is a reflex angle? A. 55° B 76° C 90° D. 135° E. 195°
29. A line is drawn 80mm long using a scale of 1:50. What is the actual length of the line? A. 13mm B. 130mrn C.
400mm D. 800mm E. 4000mm

30. An octagon has how many sides? A. 4 B. 5 C.6 D. 7 E. 8

31. Development of a cone deals mainly with ...........surface. A. curved B. diagonal C. flat D. lateral E. round
32. Lines that meet at 900 are called......lines. A. horizontal B. inclined C. parallel D. perpendicular E. vertical
33. The name of a figure with all sides and interior angles equal is a/an ............ triangle. A. acute angled B. equilateral
C. isosceles D. right angled E. scalene
34. A scalene triangle has (a) all angles equal (b) all sides equal (c) one right angle (d) parallel sides (e) unequal sides

THEORY
1. Draw an octagon
2. How many side has a nonagon
2. mention three types of lines with the uses

WEEK 6: ENERGY BASED TECHNOLOGY OF APPLIANCES

1. In the technology of appliances, the resultant energy from the resistance offered to the flow of current is called
___ energy. A. chemical B. heat C. mechanical D. nuclear E. solar
2. Which of the following is NOT an application of electromagnets? A. Alarm circuit B. Electric bed C. Light D. Relay E.
Telephone
3. The following are the basic components of radio communication system EXCEPT ______. (A) aerial (B) condenser
(C) loudspeaker (D) receiver (E) transmitter
4. Electronic signal travels from the broadcasting house to the radio set in our houses through _______ A. electricity
board wires B. electromagnetic waves C. motor-cars D. Telephone lines E. water-waves
5. A transformer that has its secondary windings greater than the primary windings is called. A. automatic B. coil C.
run down D. step down E. step up
6. The following are methods of setting electrons free from the surface of a metallic electrode EXCEPT ......emission.
(A) free-electron (B) photo-electron (C) primary (D) secondary (E) thermionic
7. A transformer whose secondary winding is greater than the primary winding is Called………...transformer (A)
current (B) self-induced (C) step-out (D) step-down (E) step-up
8. An electric device used for changing voltage from one value to another is known as _____. (A) battery (B)
galvanometer (C) generator (D) transformer (E) voltage
9. A.C motors are sometimes called ________ motors. A. conduction B. series C. commutative D. induction E. shunt
10. A transformer with a primary winding of 200 turns is expected to supply 600 volts from a power source of 240
volts. Calculate the number of secondary turns? A. 200 B. 300 C. 400 D. 500 E. 720
11. An air conditioning system consists of the following EXCEPT ________. A. condensing unit B. evaporator C. filter D.
oil floor control E. piping
12. Electrical pressing iron converts electrical energy to --------------- energy (a) chemical (b) heat (c) kinetic (d) rolling
(e) mechanical
13. What is the function of element in electrical gadgets? (a) burning (b) compressing (c) condensing (d) heating (e)
melting.
THEORY
Energy
1. List any THREE forms of energy
2. State FOUR primary sources of energy
WEEK 7 : ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION
1. At what frequency does the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) commonly transmit? A. 50Hz B. 100Hz C.
l50Hz D. 200Hz E. 300Hz
2. In the electrical distribution by PHCN houses are supplied with ___current system. A. alternating B. anode C.
cathode D. direct E. residual
3. The process of carrying electrical energy in bulk over a long distance is known as _____. (A) conductivity (B)
distribution (C) generation (D) modulation (E) transmission
4. The electrical consumption in our homes is measured by PHCN in ______ hours. A. kilowatt B. megawatt C.
microwatt D. milliwatt E. uniwatt
5. Which is the most widely used AC supply system in Nigeria houses? (a) single phrase 2-wire (b) single phase 3-wire
(c) three phrase 3-wire (d) three phrase 4 –wire (e) two phase 3-wire
6. The device used to lower or raise voltage in a circuit is (a) busbar (b) circuit breaker (c) distribution board (d) fuse
(e) transformer
7. 0the device used to protect electrical equipment from excessive current (a) distribution box (b) fuse (c) plugs (d)
switch (e) transformer
8. The electrical component thath stores charges is (a) capacitor (b) diode (c) resistor (d) transistor (e) triode
9. Electrical power is measure in (a) amperes (b) joules (c) ohms (d) volts (e) watt
10. The unit responsible for the transmission of electricity in bulk is –----------- (a) distribution unit (b) transmission unit
(c) generation unit (d) marketing unit (e) none of the above
THEORY

1. Mention the three fundamental quantity of electricity

2. What do you understand by power
3. Differentiate between power and work
WEEK 8 : MAINTENANCE OF HOUSEHOLD MATERIALS
1. It is advisable to use soft cleaners on polished wood so as to (A) avoid dirtying the surface (B) avoid removal of
polish (C) avoid scratching of polish. (D) Remove dirt thoroughly (E) smoothen the surface
2. Which of the following can be maintained by dusting and polishing? (A) Biddings (B) Cooking pots (C) Office tables
(D) Rug carper? (E) Upholstery chairs.
3. The following are common household appliances utilizing electric power EXCEPT (A) food warmer (B) not plate (C)
mixer (D) remote control (E) toaster
4. The best way of maintaining pots and cutlery against rust is by......(A) Washing (B) oiling (C) drying (D) wrapping (E)
painting
5. Which of the following is NOT a way of maintaining painted wood? (A) Dusting thoroughly (B) Removing dirty
marks with fine whiting (C) Rinsing and drying well (D) Rubbing with a clean soft duster (E) Washing carefully with cold
water
6. Stainless steel cutleries are cleaned with common ...... and dried with clean cloth (A) abrasive powder (B)dry starch
(C) green baize (D) sand paper (E) silver chip
7. The following are methods of maintaining radio receivers EXCEPT ______. (A) cleaning delicate parts gently (B)
dusting everyday with soft cloth (C) handling the radio receiver with care (D) using acid for cleaning the dial pointer (E)
not allowing dead batteries to become rotten inside
8. Which of these methods of maintenance is employed for a polished table? A. Cleaning with soft cluster B. Dusting
property C. Heating the surface D. Washing with water E. Wiping well over the surface
9. Which of these is NOT a method of maintaining refrigerators? A. Defrost once a week B. Keep door tightly closed
C. Put hot food inside D. Remove spoilt food E. Wipe the inside with damp cloth
10. Which of these is NOT a care of crockery? A. Dry with lintless cloth B. Rinse in hot water C. Scrape and rinse after
use D. Soak, then wash in hot sudsy water E. Wash with metal sponge
THEORY

1. Define maintenance
2. State types of maintenance
WEEK 9 : MAINTENANCE OF MECHANICAL GOODS

1. Which of the following does NOT require lubrication of moving parts? (A) bicycle (B) gears (C) lathe machine (D)
mobile phone (E) sewing machine
2. Which of the following is NOT a lubricant? A. Engine oil B. Hydraulic fluid C. Grease D. Water E. Wax
3. The part of a car which cover the engine is called A. booth B. bonnet C. fender D. floor E. roof
4. Which of the following is NOT a function of a lubricant? (A) Cooling of parts (B) Cleaning of parts (C) Increasing
heat (D) Prevention of rust (E) Reduction of wear
5. The ability of an oil to resist flow is its ________. (A) density (B) fluidity (C) gravity (D) humidity (E) viscosity
6. Which of the following part(s) of motor vehicle requires lubrication? A. Brake B. Clutch C. Fan belt pulley D. Piston
and cylinder wall E. Tyres and rim
7. The followings are ways of maintaining refrigerator except ----------- (a) defrosting once in a week (b) by putting hot
food in it (c) by cleaning with warm water (d) unplugging from source when traveling
11. The following are common household appliances utilizing electric power EXCEPT (A) food warmer (B) not plate (C)
mixer (D) remote control (E) toaster
12. The best way of maintaining pots and cutlery against rust is by......(A) Washing (B) oiling (C) drying (D) wrapping (E)
painting
13. Which of the following is NOT a way of maintaining painted wood? (A) Dusting thoroughly (B) Removing dirty
marks with fine whiting (C) Rinsing and drying well (D) Rubbing with a clean soft duster (E) Washing carefully with cold
water
14. Stainless steel cutleries are cleaned with common ...... and dried with clean cloth (A) abrasive powder (B)dry starch
(C) green baize (D) sand paper (E) silver chip
15. The following are methods of maintaining radio receivers EXCEPT ______. (A) cleaning delicate parts gently (B)
dusting everyday with soft cloth (C) handling the radio receiver with care (D) using acid for cleaning the dial pointer (E)
not allowing dead batteries to become rotten inside
THEORY
1. Explain types of maintenance
2. What do you understand by mechanical household goods

WEEK 10 : EXAMINATION