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Tel: 08113683879
Name:______________________ Subject :Basic technology Class Jss2 Date___________

FIRST TERM EXAMINATION

Instruction: Attempt all the questions
Section A
1. Which of the following is used to draw vertical and inclined lines A. T-square B. Compass
C. Set square D. French curve

2. The drawing instrument used for drawing circles is the: A. Divider B. Compass C. Ruler D.
Set square

3. The instrument used to measure angles is called: A. Compass B. Protractor C. Ruler D.

French curve

4. A triangle with one 90° angle is called a A. Isosceles triangle B. Scalene triangle C. Right-
angled triangle D. Equilateral triangle

5. Oblique drawing shows: A. Two views B. Only the side view C. Three dimensions D.
Hidden parts only

6. Isometric drawing is used to represent A. Curved shapes only B. Orthographic views C.

3D objects D. Horizontal shapes

7. Orthographic drawing is also called A. Oblique view B. Pictorial view C. Multi-view

drawing D. Shadow drawing

8. Thick continuous lines in technical drawing represent A. Hidden parts B. Dimensions C.

Visible edges D. Center lines

9. What type of line is used to show symmetry A. Chain line B. Centre line C. Dashed line
D. Dimension line

10. A drawing showing the object as seen from one direction is called A. Oblique B.
Pictorial C. Orthographic D. Abstract

11. A tool used to hold work firmly is the A. Chisel B. Bench vice C. Ruler D. Pencil

12. The process of joining two metals with heat and a filler rod is A. Painting B. Welding
C. Filing D. Screwing

13. A type of joint that can be separated is called A. Permanent joint B. Fixed joint C.
Temporary joint D. Welded joint

14. The process of removing metal using tools is called A. Soldering B. Cutting C. Machining
D. Bolting

15. The tool used to tighten nuts and bolts is a A. Saw B. Spanner C. File D. Chisel

16. The process of joining metals without melting the base material is A. Welding B.
Soldering C. Machining D. Filing

17. The soft metal used in soldering is usually A. Iron B. Tin-lead alloy C. Aluminium D. Zinc

18. Riveting is a method of A. Cutting metal B. Painting tools C. Permanent metal joining
[Link] surfaces
19. Metals that contain iron are called A. Non-ferrous metals B. Soft metals C. Ferrous
metals D. Alloys

20. Aluminium is classified as A. Ferrous metal B. Plastic

C. Non-ferrous metals D. Thermoset

21. The force that resists motion between two surfaces is called A. Friction B. Gravity C.
Pressure D. Load

22. Motion in a straight line is known a A. Rotational motion B. Reciprocating motion C.

Linear motion D. Oscillatory motion

23. The motion of a fan is an example A. Linear motion B. Oscillatory motion C. Circular
motion D. Random motion

24. Energy stored in a stretched object iA. Kinetic energy B. Light energy C. Potential energy
D. Sound energy

25. Machines are used to A. Increase cost B. Make work easier C. Waste time D. Replace
workers only

26. A wheel and axle is a type ofA. Electrical tool B. Simple machine C. Gear D. Motor

27. A combination of two or more simple machines is a A. Gear B. Toolset C. Compound

machine D. Lever

28. The tool used for smoothing wood i A. Hammer B. Plane C. Hacksaw D. Spanner

29. An example of a holding device is A. File B. Screwdriver C. Bench vice D. Chisel

30. A safe workshop should always bA. Dirty B. Crowded C. Well-organized D. Locked

Section B

1. Enumerate and explain four parts of a circle

B. List 3 uses of ceramics

2a. What is first aid

B. State five (5) applications of first aid to victims

[Link] six 6 types of line with diagrams

B. List three (3) uses of plastics

[Link] five 5 contents of a first aid box

[Link] four (4) uses of wood

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Name:______________________ Subject :Basic technology Class Jss3 Date___________
FIRST TERM EXAMINATION
Instruction: Attempt all the questions
Section A
1. What is meant by “career prospects in technology”? A. Future job opportunities in technology
B. Only old tools C. Farming only [Link] production

2. Technology can be described as: A. Use of craft only B. Application of scientific knowledge to
tasks C. Only computer use D. Painting pictures

3. Which of these is a non-wood material? A. Mahogany timber B. Rubber sheet C. Pine board
[Link] wood

4. The process of treating wood so that it does not rot is called A. Sanding B. Seasoning C. Polishing
D. Painting

5. A veneer is A. A thick plank of wood B. A thin layer of wood glued to a board C. A metal sheet
D. A type of plastic

6. One of the objectives of scale drawing is to A. Draw objects only full size B. Reduce or enlarge
objects proportional C. Use no instruments D. Draw only circles

7. Oblique drawing is a type of A. Technical drawing showing 3D on 2D surface B. Drawing only

front view C. Free-hand sketch only D. Pictorial drawing of animals

8. Which tool would you use for making a wood joint? A. Screwdriver B. Chisel C. Paint-brush
D. Ruler

9. A simple wood-work project could involve A. Building a computer B. Making a wooden stool
C. Writing an essay D. Drawing cartoons

10. What is the purpose of fasteners in wood-work? A. To colour wood B. To join pieces of wood
together C. To make wood heavier D. To carve patterns

11. Which of the following is a wood defect? A. Clean board B. Warp or twist in the board C.
Uniform timber grain D. Smooth surface

12. A manufactured board is made from: A. One single timber plank B. Glue and wood particles
or veneers C. Metal sheets D. Pure rubber

13. Which drawing instrument is used to draw circles? A. T-square B. Compass C. Chisel D.
Divider

14. In technical drawing, enlargement means A. Making an object smaller than actual B. Making an
object larger than actual while keeping proportions C. Changing shape only D. Deleting the
object

15. A piping fitting such as a ‘tee’ is used to A. Cut wood B. Join three pieces of pipe at a junction
C. Join two wires D. Measure length

16. When joining non-wood materials like plastics or metal, one may useA. Only nails
[Link] adhesives or hot-melting tools C. Water only D. Sand paper only

17. A blueprint is A. A colour painting B. A detailed technical plan showing how something is
built C. Storybook illustration D. Only for computers

18. The chief difference between softwood and hardwood is: A. Colour only B. Hardness and
tree type (softwood often from coniferous trees) C. Price only D. That softwood cannot be
carved
19. Which is a career in technology? A. Plumber B. Music singer only C. Tailor only D. All of
the above

20. In drawing practice, perspective drawing means: A. Showing one view only B. Showing
three-dimensional depth and how objects appear from a viewpoint C. No instruments used D.
Showing back view only

21. The process of seasoning timber helps A. Change its colour only B. Remove moisture so it
resists warping or rotting C. Make it lighter D. Make it smell good

22. A tool used in plumbing works is A. Pipe cutter B. Pencil only C. Paint roller D. Scissors

23. One use of technical drawing is to A. Show ideas to a builder or engineer B. Entertain children
C. Draw cartoons D. Write stories

24. Plastics and rubber are considered non-wood materials because they A. Are heavy like wood
B. Are not derived from trees directly and behave differently C. Are the same as wood D. Cannot
be cut

25. In timber conversion, sawing is the process of A. Cutting logs into boards or planks B. Painting
boards C. Gluing pieces D. Drying boards

26. Which of the following is an example of a simple machine device you might study in technology?
A. Lever B. Only computer C. Painting brush D. Cartoon film

27. Joining wooden pieces may be done using A. Glue, nails, screws, dowels B. Fire only C.
Sand only D. Water only

28. Drawing an isometric block means: A. Drawing a 2-D flat shape only B. Drawing a 3-D object
with equal axes (showing width, depth, height) C. Free-hand doodle D. Photograph

29. In workshop rules and regulations, one key rule is A. Wear protective equipment when working
B. Throw tools everywhere C. Use broken tools D. Ignore safety signs

30. Why is it important to learn processing of materials? A. For knowing how to waste materials B.
To understand how raw materials become finished products and to use resources wisely C. For
colouring boards only D. For drawing cartoons only

Section B

[Link] metals

[Link] describe three (3) methods of processing metals

[Link] four (4) methods of processing rubber

b. State four (4) ways of processing wood and explain one

c. List four (4) reasons for seasoning woo

3a. What is: (i) pottery (ii) Concrete

B. Explain the processing of Glass

[Link] is isometric drawing

B. What is oblique drawing

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Name:______________________ Subject : Civic Education Class Jss1 Date___________
FIRST TERM EXAMINATION
Instruction: Attempt all the questions
Section A
1. Civic education is the study of A. Farming skills B. How to live as responsible citizens C. Only
mathematics D. How to fight

2. One major aim of civic education is to A. Teach laziness B. Build responsible citizens C. Encourage
violence D. Promote gossip

3. Which of the following is a value? A. Fighting B. Dishonesty C. Integrity D. Stealing

4. The act of being fair and just is called A. Courage B. Justice C. Disobedience D. Fear

5. Respect is shown when we A. Insult elders B. Greet people and obey rules C. Fight with others
D. Ignore teachers

6. A person who tells the truth is said to be A. Rude B. Dishonest C. Honest D. Lazy

7. National identity means A. How people dress in other countries B. The way citizens are known
and identified C. Changing one’s name D. Keeping secrets

8. A symbol of national identity is A. Flag B. Private car C. Class chair D. Phone

9. Which of the following is Nigeria’s national symbol A. Zebra B. Coat of arms C. Television D.
Calculator

10. The green color on the Nigerian flag stands for A. Peace B. Agriculture C. War D. Money

11. The white color on the Nigerian flag represents A. Water B. Peace C. Oil D. Wealth

12. The Nigerian coat of arms has how many horses? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4

13. The black shield on the coat of arms stands for A. Darkness B. Oil C. Soil fertility D. Evil

14. A citizen is a person who A. Lives in a village only B. Runs from the law C. Belongs to a country
by birth or registration D. Travels abroad always

15. One way to become a Nigerian citizen is byA. Registration B. Robbery C. Hiding identity D.
Stealing

16. Citizens have the right to A. Destroy property B. Vote in elections C. Disobey laws D. Fight
teachers

17. One duty of a citizen is to A. Cheat in exams B. Pay taxes C. Fight in public D. Ignore rules

18. Rights of citizens are: A. Gifts from teachers B. Freedoms citizens enjoy under the law C. Stories
from elders D. Promises only

19. A responsible citizen must A. Disobey laws B. Ignore national symbols C. Obey rules and serve
the nation D. Refuse to vote

20. One example of civic responsibility is A. Dressing fashionably B. Using perfumes only C.
Keeping the body clean and healthy D. Playing in dirty places

20. One way to maintain personal hygiene is by A. Not brushing teeth B. Bathing regularly C.
Sharing dirty clothes D. Skipping meals
21. The bones of the human body make up the A. Digestive system B. Nervous system C. Skeletal
system D. Circulatory system

22. A common result of poor posture is A. Strong muscles B. Back pain C. Clear skin D. Improved
digestion

23. Muscles are attached to bones by A. Veins B. Nerves C. Tendons D. Arteries

24. The correct sitting posture is A. Slouching with bent back B. Sitting straight with feet flat C.
Leaning far back D. Sitting on one leg

25. Overweight can be reduced by A. Eating more junk food B. Avoiding exercise C. Engaging in
regular physical activity D. Sleeping all day

26. The term “anatomy means: A. The study of food B. The study of the structure of the body C.
The act of running D. The study of sickness

27. The relay race exchange zone is A. 100m B. 20m C. 10m D. 40m

28. One of the functions of the heart is to A. Help in digestion B. Control movement C. Pump
blood to the body D. Store water

29. Regular participation in physical activity promotes A. Laziness B. Body weakness C. Physical
fitness and good health D. Sickness

30. A correct way to care for the feet is by A. Wearing tight shoes B. Walking barefoot in dirty places
C. Washing and keeping nails trimmed D. Ignoring cuts

Theory

[Link] Self reliance

B. List four(4) benefits of self reliance

[Link] cooperation

B. Mention four (4) benefits of cooperation

[Link] values

B. State and describe briefly six( 6) types of value you know

[Link] talent

B. Mention eight ( 8) types of talents you Know.

Civic education

Jss2

Objectives

1. One major need of a family is A) Television B) Food C) Toys D. Lion

2. The total resources used to satisfy human wants are called A) Goods B) Services C) Needs D.
Place

3. Family goals help members to A) Waste time B) Work toward common achievements C) Disagree
often D. Be sad always

4. Physical environment includes A) Feelings B) Mountains and rivers C) Dreams D. Mountain

5. The social environment refers to: A) Land and water B) Relationships among people C) Rocks and
minerals D. Solar system

6. Examples of renewable resources include: A) Coal B) Oil C) Sunlight D. Car

7. One example of a non-renewable resource is A) Wind B) Petroleum C) Air D. Sea

8. Which of these is an effect of drug abuse? A) Improved learning B) Mental disorder C) Stronger
bones D. Healt hcare

9. The wrong use of drugs is called: A) Drug prescription B) Drug abuse C) Drug dosage D. Drug
addiction

10. A common reason why youths abuse drugs is A) Peer pressure B) Eating well C) Exercise
[Link] goal

11. The environment provides A) Entertainment only B) Resources for living C) Nothing D. All of
the above

12. ---------- is being satisfied with what you have a. tolerance b. cooperation c. contentment d. all of
the above

13. Overuse of natural resources may lead to: A) Preservation B) Scarcity C) Growth D. Nothing

14. One way to conserve resources is to: A) Waste water B) Use only what is needed

C) Throw garbage in rivers D. Experiment

15. A family goal should be: A) Unrealistic B) Impossible C) Achievable D. Wasteful

16. Which of these is a basic family need? A) Party B) Shelter C) Music D. Party

17. Human resources refer to: A) Minerals B) People with skills C) Tools D. None of the above

18. An adolescent should avoid drug abuse to A) Make friends B) Stay healthy C) Sleep more D

Be dishonest

19. Which one is a government agency that controls drugs in Nigeria? A) NAFDAC B) WAEC C) NTA
D. Nlc

20. A clean environment prevents A) Friendship B) Disease C) Learning D

Sanitation

21. Which of these is NOT a social problem? A) Drug abuse B) Examination C) Truancy D. Nothing
22. What does cooperation in the family lead to? A) Peace and progress B) Quarreling C) Fighting
D. Argument

23. An example of human-made resources is: A) Road B) Water C) Tree D. Apple

24. Which of these promotes cooperation in society? A) Disobedience

B) Mutual respect C) Greed D. Crime

25. The act of working together to achieve a common goal is called: A) Hatred B) Cooperation

C) Competition D. Inflation

26. Which of these is a way to care for the environment?

A) Dumping refuse on the road B) Planting trees C) Burning forests DActivities

27. The immediate surroundings of a person is called: A) Government B) Environment

C) Classroom D. Hotel

28. Drug trafficking can lead to: A) Employment B) Arrest and imprisonment C) Promotion D.
Cooperation

29. Natural resources are those: A) Made by humans B) Found in nature C) Sold in shops D

Eaten

30. Families meet their needs through:

A) Working and earning B) Sleeping C) Borrowing from children D. All of the above

Theory

[Link] discipline

B. List 4 effects of corruption

[Link] is integrity and .State three (3) importance of the integrity

B. List four (4) effects of corruption

[Link] 3 characteristics of a federation

B. Define courage and list 3 types of courage

[Link] three (3 ) attributes of contentment

B. List three (3 ) consequences of indiscipline

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Name:______________________ Subject : Christaian Religious Studies Class Jss1 Date___________
FIRST TERM EXAMINATION
Instruction: Attempt all the questions
Section A
1. The Bible is the ____ of God A. Weapon B. Word C. Picture D. House

2. The first book of the Bible is: A. Exodus B. Matthew C. Genesis D. Revelation

3. God created the world in how many days? A. 5 B. 6 C. 7 D. 8

4. The creation story is found in A. Genesis 1–2 B. Exodus 1 C. Matthew 1 D. Psalm 1

5. On the seventh day, God: A. Created man B. Rested C. Made animals D. Fought

6. Adam and Eve were placed in A. Bethlehem B. Egypt C. Garden of Eden D. Jerusalem

7. Adam was created from A. Stone B. Water C. Dust D. Wood

8. Eve was created from A. Dust B. Adam's rib C. Fire D. Grass

9. The first sin in the Bible was committed by A. Jesus B. Paul C. Adam and Eve D. Moses

10. The punishment for Adam and Eve’s disobedience was A. Long life B. Being sent out of Eden C.
New clothes D. More food

11. Cain killed his brother ____.A. Abel B. Seth C. Isaac D. Jacob

12. God saved Noah and his family from A. Fire B. War C. Famine D. Flood

13. How many people were saved in Noah’s ark? A. 2 B. 4 C. 6 D. 8

14. The ark rested on A. Mount Sinai B. Mount Zion C. Mount Ararat D. Mount Carmel

15. Abraham was called the father of A. War B. Lies C. Faith D. Fear

16. God promised Abraham a land called A. Egypt B. Ur C. Canaan D. Jericho

17. Abraham’s wife was named A. Rebecca B. Esther C. Sarah D. Hannah

18. Isaac was the son of A. Sarah and Abraham B. Mary and Joseph C. Adam and Eve D. Noah and
Naomi

19. Abraham obeyed God by being ready to sacrifice A. His wife B. His son C. His land D. His
servant

20. God tested Abraham’s A. Anger B. Knowledge C. Faith D. Wealth

21. God created human beings to A. Farm only B. Suffer C. Worship and obey Him D. Fight animals

22. The Bible is divided into how many testaments? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4

23. The Old Testament has ____ books A. 27 B. 40 C. 39 D. 66

24. The New Testament has ____ books A. 39 B. 27 C. 40 D. 12

25. Jesus was born in A. Nazareth B. Egypt C. Jerusalem D. Bethlehem

26. Joseph was a A. Fisherman B. Shepherd C. Carpenter D. Priest

27. Jesus' mother’s name was A. Hannah B. Rebecca C. Mary D. Sarah

28. The Bible teaches Christians to A. Disobey parents B. Lie C. Love others D. Steal

29. Christians pray to A. Angels B. Trees C. God D. Animals

30. A Christian should always show A. Anger B. Hatred C. Forgiveness D. Jealousy

Section b

[Link] 4 attributes of God

[Link] three (3) reasons why God created human beings

[Link] the account of God's creation

[Link] is marriage and State three (3) functions of marriage

[Link] five (5) types of marriages you know