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THIRD TERM EXAMINATION, 2020 SESSION

CLASS: JS1 BASIC TECHNOLOGY

1. When a metal is combined or mixed with another metal or element the product
formed is called (A) ferrous (B) alloy (C) coagulate (D) mixture
(E) non-ferrous
2. The property that will enable a metal to be hammered, rolled or bend without
any cracking is called (a) malleability (b) ductility (c) conductivity
(d) lustre (e) brittleness
3. A property that enables a metal to break easily is called………… (a) hardness
(b) toughness (c) brittleness (d) ductility (e) conductivity
4. One of these is a non-ferrous metal (a) wrought iron (b) Aluminum (c)
cast iron (d) steel (e) ceramics
5. Brass is a/an ……… alloy (a) ferrous (b) non-ferrous (c) aluminum
(d) carbon (e) zinc
6. Steel is a combination of ……… and carbon (a) sodium (b) aluminum
(c) iron (d) copper (e) zinc
7. A mixture of the mineral with earthy impurities in which it is found is called
an/a (a) slag (b) coke (c) limestone (d) ore (e) compound.
8. Ceramics is made from ...........(a) clay (b) wood (c) metals (d) iron (e) glass
9. One of these is NOT a property of ceramics (a) heat resistance (b)
brittleness (c) good thermal and electrical conductivity (d)
resistance to corrosion (e) Transparent
10.Mechanical energy is of ...... types (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 5 (e) 7
11.…….. is a stiff, sticking, fine grained that forms an impermeable layer in the
earth (a) Clay (b) Chalk (c) State (d) Gypsum (e)
Shale
12.A grey powder made by burning clay and limestone is called………. (a)
cement (b) clay (c) potash (d) chalk (e) slate
13. When a glass cannot be seen through, it is said to be……….. (a) translucent
(b) transparent (c) opaque (d) porous (e) ferrous.
14.In construction of angels, ...........is the first thing to do. (a) drawing vertical line
(b) drawing horizontal line (c) drawing a circle (d) drawing curved line (e)
drawing squares.
15. ............... is used for measuring long distances, (a) steel rule (b) folding rule (c)
measuring tape (d) metre rule (e) tee-square
16.Which of the measuring tool is used to measure inside snd outside diameter of
circular objects. (a) Dividers (b) meter rule (c) ruler (d) vernier caliper (e)
compasses
17. The following are parts of a workbench EXCEPT (a) lifter (b) bench
stop (c) well (d) bench vice (e) bench hook

Use the figure to answer questions 18 -22

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B
C
D

18.The diagram above shows the structure of ...........(a) cell (b) matter (c) house
(d) atom (e) phone
19.The part lebel A is called ..........(a) Neutron (b) Proton (c) electron (d) orbit
(e) nucleus.
20.The part lebel B is called ..........(a) proton (b) electron (c) neutron (d) shell
(e) orbit
21.The part lebel C is called ...........(a) Electron (b) proton (c) nucleus (d) orbit
(e) Neutron

22.The part lebel D I is called ..........(a) Nucleus (b) orbit (c) proton (d) electron
(e) shell

23.The part of an atom which carries a negatively charged particle is

called .............(a) Proton (b) electron (c) neutron (d) nucleus (e) orbit
24.The part of an atom which carries no charge is called ...... (a) nucleus (b)
neutron (c) proton (d) electron (e) orbit

25. ..............and .............. is found in the Nucleus of an atom (a) proton and
electron (b) proton and neutron (c) electron and orbit (d) neutron and electron
(e) orbit and shell

26.The Greek word for Atom is......(a) Atomos (b) Atomicity (c) Atonocity
(d) Atonomos (e) Athens

27.Plastics which cannot be soften by heating after being formed is

called……………. (a) thermoplastic (b) thermoset plastics (c) thermohard
(d) thermosoft (e) thermophilic.

28.The process of joining monomers to form polymers for the production of

plastics is called (a) polyesterification (b) polymerization (c)
polyvulcarisation (d) polywelding (e)
polybonding.

29.A material that can be stretched or compressed and returns to its original shape
and size when the force is removed is called (a) plastic (b) rubber
(c) metal (d) clay (e) brass.

30.What is the name given to milky whitish liquid from rubber trees…….. (a)
Latex (b) Talex (c) Maltex (d) Exalt (e) Latest

31.Synthetic rubber is gotten from……….. (a) plastics (b) petroleum

(c) rubber trees (d) slag (e) bakelite

32.………. is a process of adding Sulphur to raw rubber at high temperature

(a) polymerization (b) vulcanization (c) saponification (d) esterification
(e) sulphurization

33.The depression which run from one end of the workbench to the other end in
which tools are kept when they are not in use is called (a)Bench hook
(b)Bench stop (c) well (d) Bench vice (e) depth
34.A work holding device fixed by the side of the bench is called (a) bench
clamp (b) bench hook (c) bench vice (d) bench carrier
(e) bench grip

35.____ is a strip of wood or metal fixed on a corner of the bench, to prevent wood
from slipping off the work bench during planning (a) Depth (b)
Well (c) Bench Vice (d) Bench hook (e) Bench Stop

36.____ is not a measuring tool (a) Metric ruler (b) measuring tape (c)
Try square (d) ruler (e) Hammer

37.Marking out tools include these EXCEPT (a) Punches (b) try square
(c) dividers (d) scriber (e) hammer

38.The following are work holding device EXCEPT (a) plier (b) bench vice
(c) combination plier (d) long nose plier (e) hammer

39.The process of using a drill bit to open a holes in a material is called __

(a) carving ( b) cutting (c) drilling (d) shaping (e) sawing

40.The following are ways of caring for hand tools EXCEPT____ (a) clean the
tools after use (b) keeping the tools in a wet place (c) arranging tools in proper
order (d) always using the right tools (e) always sharpen the tools

41.A moving car possess ____ energy (a) chemical (b) kinetic (c) sound
42.(d) potential (e) light

43.What form of energy would you produce when you rub your palms together?
(a) chemical energy (b) light energy (c) mechanical energy (d) heat energy (e)
nuclear energy

44.The S.I unit of energy is ____ (a) watts (b) grams (c) joules (d) Celsius
(e) Tesla

45.The two types of mechanical energy is........ and .........(a) potential, heat (b)
solar, chemical (c) kinetic, potential (d) mechanical, electrical (e) nuclear, sound
46.One of these is NOT a renewable source of energy (a) solar (b) wind (c) water
(d) petroleum (e) tidal

47.____ are tools use on a drill machine to create a hole on a metal work piece
(a) drills (b) scribers (c) reamers (d) center punches (e) cutting fluid (f) dot
punch

48.Work benches usually measure (a) 20 x 0.8m x 0.9m (b) 0.8m x 0.9 x 2m (c)
0.9m x 0.8m x 2m (d) 0.9m x 2m x 0.8m (e) 0.8m x 2m x 0.8

49. Furnace or oven for baking or burning ceramics is called (a) ladle (b)
converter
(c) separator (d) burner (e) kiln

50. A hack saw is used to cut..........(A) metals (B) Plywood (C) cloths (D) rubber
(E) plastic

51. Goggles are put on in the workshop to........(A) see very clearly (B) protect the
eyes (C) enable us to do the job thoroughly. (D) make guy (E) take selfy

52. The correct instrument for drawing horizontal lines in technical drawing
is................(A) Try-square (B) Steel square (C) Tee-square (D) set square
(E) divider

53. Set-squares are used for drawing .............(A) Angles only (B) perpendicular
lines (C) circles (D) straight lines (E) curved lines

54. In an atom, the number of proton is equal to the number of..............(A) neutron
(B) electron (C) nucleus (D) Orbit (E) Shell

55. ...................... is the smallest particle of an element which can take part in a
chemical reaction (A) element (B) matter (C) atom (D) Cell (E) Orbit
56. The ends of a magnet is called ...........(A) post (B) flux (C) field (D) poles
(E) atom

57. ...............is an object which can attract metals (A) Spoon (B)Metal (C)
Magnet (D) Alloy (E) Electron

58. The magnet has ...........(A) North and east poles (B) North and North poles
(C) East and west poles (D) North and South poles (E) South and East poles

59. which statement is not correct (A) like poles of magnet fluctuate (B) Unlike
poles of magnet attract (C) like poles of magnet attract (D) Unlike poles of
magnet repel (E) All of the above

60. which substances cannot be magnetized (A) iron (B) nickel (C)alluminium
(D) cobalt (E) steel

61. ............. is the centre of an atom .....(A) Proton (B) Neutron (C) Shell (D)
Orbit (E) Nucleus

62. If an atom has 2 protons , how many electrons will it have (A) 5 (B) 4 (C) 2
(D) 3 (E) 6

63. what is the full meaning of EMF (A) Electromagnetic force (B) Electromotive
force (C) Electricmechanical force (D) Elecmate force (E) Electrochemical
force

64. Monomers combines to form ..........(A) Rubber (B) Biomas (C) Sentamas (D)
Biogas (E) Polymers

65. The following are properties of plastic EXCEPT ...........(A) They are elastic
(B) Some are transparent (C) They cannot rust (D) They are poor conductors of
electricity (E) None of the above
66. which of this is not an example of themosets (A) Buttons (B) Socket (C)
Knife handles (D) Plastic chairs (E) Nylon

67. ................is not a characteristic of rubber (A) Rubber is elastic (B) Rubber is a
poor conductor of electricity (C) It is water resistant (D) It is brittle (E) It can
float easily

68. We should ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,our tools after use (A) Displace (B) Throwaway (C)
Scatter (D) Iron (E) Clean

69. Water flows through ..............(A) Bulbs (B) Wires (C) Flat plates (D) Pipes
(E) none of the above

70. The flow of water can be controlled through a (A) Wire (B) Switch (C) Pipe
(D) Battery (E) Tap

71. ................... is the free flow of electrons through wires (A) Electricity (B)
Radioactivity (C) Magnetism (D) Water (E) Tap

72. .................. is the source of energy in an electric circuit (A) Water tank (B)
Battery (C) Switch (D) Bulb (E) Tap

73. The flow of current can be controlled through a ........ (A) Tap (B) pipe (C)
Switch (D) Bulb (E) Insulator

74. The material which allows current to pass through is called ........(A) Conductor
(B) Insulator (C) Conserver (D) Converter (E) Confuser

75. The energy reaching us from the sun is called ..........Energy (A) Sound (B)
Light (C) Chemical (D) Solar (E) Kinetic

76. Technology is for the following EXCEPT (A) Schools (B) Banks (C)
 Hospital (D) Business (E) None of the above

77. ................ can be defined as a building where things are made , repaired and
maintained (A) Sitting room (B) Living room (C) Workshop (D) House (E)
Device

78. ..............is not a property of metals (A) Acidity (B) Density (C) Ductility (D)
Lustrous (E) Malleability

79. wood can be classified into .......... and .......... (A) Soft and wet wood (B) Hard
or wet wood (C) wet and dry wood (D) Hard and soft wood (E) None of the
above

80. ..................is used in transferring measurement (A) Punches (B) Dividers (C)
Scribers (D) Tee-square (E) Eraser

81. The interraction between electricity and magnetism is called ...........(A)

Induction (B) Electricity (C) Convulsion (D) Electromagnetism (E)
Magnetism

82. The three main parts of a tree is .........(A) Pith, roots and leaves (B) Root, stem
and branches (C) Heartwood, leaves and root (D) Sapwood , bark and stem (E)
Annual rings, leaves and branches

83. Electromagnets are used in (A) Loud speakers (B) Door bells (C) Both A and
B (D) Doors (E) none of the above

84. A metal which contains iron is called........... (A) Copper (B) Bronze (C)
Ferrous metal (D) Non-ferrous metal (E) Alloy

85. which of the following is used to drive screws in and out of woods (A) Hammer
(B) Spanner (C) plier (D) screw driver (E) punches
86. The act of cutting down trees is known as..........(A) Seasoning (B) Prunning (C)
Felling (D) Shaping (E) Sharpening

87. The process of cutting and sawing timber into commercial and marketable sizes
is called (A) Construction of timber (B) Completion of timber (C)
Consideration of timber (D) Conversion of timber (E) Convention of timber

88. The felled down tree is referred to as ........... (A) Log of wood (B) convention
of wood (C) Cutting of wood (D) Conservation of wood (E) Conversion of
wood

89. The inner bark of a tree is called......... (A) Burst (B) Bast (C) Back (D) Boost
(E) Sapwood

90. ........... is the centre of a tree (A) Heartwood (B)sapwood (C) Annual ring (D)
Pith (E) Bast

91. One of the following is the reason for seasoning of wood (A) To squeeze the
wood (B) To make pulp (C) Enlarge the wood (D) To make it heavier (E) To
make it stronger

92. Any imperfection or fault found in a timber is called ........ (A) Wood scar (B)
Wood work (C) Wood decay (D) Wood beauty (E) Wood defects

93. The title block is normally drawn at the ................of the drawing paper (A)
Right hand bottom (B) Right hand top (C) Left hand bottom (D) Left hand top
(E) Right hand middle

94. The most matured part of Timber used for making furniture is called.........(A)
Sapwood (B) Bast (C) Cambium layer (D) Heartwood (E) Bark

95. The angle that is exactly 180 is called (A) Acute angle (B) Reflex angle (c)
 Straight line angle (D) Obtuse angle (E) Supplementary angle

96. Failure to use safety devices can lead to accident in the workshop (A) True (B)
False (C) May be (D) Never (E) None of the above

97. Technology makes work easier for us (A) True (B) False (C) May be (D) Never
(E) None of the above

98. The energy of a body at rest is called .............(A) Kinetic energy (B) Potential
energy (C) Light energy (D) Solar energy (E) Sound energy

99. The energy stored in food, petrol and natural gas is called...........(A) Potential
energy (B) Solar energy (C) Sound energy (D) Nuclear energy (E) Chemical
energy

100. T
he following is the product of technology found at homes EXCEPT (A) Radio
(B) Television (C) Phones (D) White marker board (E) Laptops