MODULE3_UNIT1
The ship’s captain relied heavily on advanced __________ systems to guide the vessel safely
through the storm.
A. navigation | B. drift | C. useful | D. uses
The police developed a new program for __________ delivery vehicles to ensure the safety of
goods in transit.
A. monitoring | B. user’s | C. monitoring delivery vehicles | D. innovative
When the alarm rang, the coast guard rushed to rescue a __________ reported during the
training exercise.
A. finding stolen cars | B. drift | C. user’s | D. man overboard
Technological companies are always searching for __________ their products to attract more
customers.
A. useful | B. uses | C. innovative uses of | D. use
Despite its simple design, the new app proved extremely __________ for drivers in big cities.
A. use | B. user’s | C. drift | D. useful
Engineers use __________ to create detailed maps of mountains and valleys.
A. topographical surveying | B. geological exploration | C. vehicle tracking | D. mapping
surface features
Before building tunnels, companies must conduct __________ to study the underground
layers.
A. air traffic control | B. civil engineering | C. autopilot systems | D. geological exploration
Bridges, dams, and skyscrapers are designed by experts in __________.
A. civil engineering | B. mapping surface features | C. maritime applications | D. avionics
equipment
Pilots rely on advanced __________ to operate aircraft safely.
A. navigation | B. vehicle tracking | C. avionics equipment | D. highway navigation
GPS devices are widely used in __________ to improve ship safety and efficiency.
A. mapping surface features | B. civil engineering | C. geological exploration | D. maritime
applications
Modern drivers often use __________ to find the fastest routes in busy cities.
A. topographical surveying | B. air traffic control | C. vehicle tracking | D. GPS in cars and
trucks
The captain checked the ship’s __________ system to ensure it was on the correct route.
A. air traffic control | B. mapping surface features | C. navigation | D. autopilot systems
Geologists use satellites for __________ to better understand Earth’s physical landscape.
A. vehicle tracking | B. civil engineering | C. highway navigation | D. mapping surface
features
Google Maps often supports __________, making it easier to travel on expressways.
A. civil engineering | B. vehicle tracking | C. autopilot systems | D. highway navigation
Logistics companies install __________ devices to monitor their trucks in real time.
A. navigation | B. vehicle tracking | C. GPS in cars and trucks | D. air traffic control
Airplanes must follow instructions from __________ to avoid collisions in the sky.
A. air traffic control | B. maritime applications | C. autopilot systems | D. civil engineering
Many modern planes are equipped with __________, allowing them to fly with minimal pilot
input.
A. autopilot systems | B. navigation | C. geological exploration | D. topographical
surveying
To access the internet, you need to __________ your computer to a Wi-Fi network.
A. attach | B. control | C. connect | D. support
The workers used a crane to __________ the heavy steel beams to the top of the building.
A. power | B. ascend | C. transport | D. raise
Ships are often used to __________ goods across long distances by sea.
A. attach | B. descend | C. support | D. transport
Strong columns are built to __________ the weight of the entire bridge.
A. descend | B. connect | C. support | D. raise
Please __________ the document to your email before sending it to your teacher.
A. control | B. attach | C. transport | D. connect
The hot air balloon began to __________ slowly into the clear blue sky.
A. ascend | B. raise | C. descend | D. support
After the plane landed, passengers were asked to remain seated until they could safely
__________ the stairs.
A. transport | B. control | C. descend | D. connect
Solar panels can provide enough __________ to operate the entire house without electricity
bills.
A. attach | B. support | C. transport | D. power
The pilot had to __________ the aircraft carefully during the storm to avoid turbulence.
A. ascend | B. raise | C. connect | D. control
Unlike modern devices, __________ methods of communication relied heavily on letters and
landline phones.
A. eliminated | B. reduced | C. enhanced | D. conventional
Several old safety procedures were __________ after the company adopted new international
standards.
A. enhanced | B. eliminated | C. superior | D. reduced
The latest smartphone comes with an __________ camera that works well even in low light.
A. reduced | B. enhanced | C. superior | D. conventional
Thanks to energy-saving technology, the new air conditioner uses __________ electricity than
older models.
A. eliminated | B. conventional | C. enhanced | D. reduced
UNIT 4
1. A ______ is a top view of an object or building, usually drawn as if looking down from
above.
→ Answer: Plan
2. A front or side view of an object/building is called an ______.
→ Answer: Elevation
3. An ______ shows parts separated to explain how they fit together in an assembly.
→ Answer: Exploded view
4. A simplified diagram showing how parts or systems are connected is called a ______.
→ Answer: Schematic
5. A ______ is a detailed written description of materials, dimensions, or requirements.
→ Answer: Specification
6. A view showing a cut through an object is called a ______.
→ Answer: Cross-section
7. A short written remark or reference in a drawing is called a ______.
→ Answer: Note
8. A ______ is the level of detail and small error allowed in a measurement.
→ Answer: Tolerance
9. The degree to which a value matches the true or designed value is called ______.
→ Answer: Accuracy
10. A ______ is a floor that is extremely level and finished with very high precision.→ Answer:
Superflat floor
11. An ______ is a normal concrete slab without special finishing.
→ Answer: Ordinary slab
12. The permissible amount of error, such as ±5mm, is called ______.
→ Answer: Tolerance
13. A change or difference in level or quality is called a ______.
→ Answer: Variation
14. A building used for storing goods is called a ______.
→ Answer: Warehouse
15. A vehicle used to lift and move goods on pallets is a ______.
→ Answer: Forklift
16. A flat wooden or metal platform used to carry goods with a forklift is a ______.
→ Answer: Pallet
17. An accident when two objects hit each other is called a ______.
→ Answer: Collision
18. The act of driving or operating vehicles or machines is called ______.
→ Answer: Manoeuvring
19. The final surface quality of a concrete slab is called ______.
→ Answer: Slab finish
20. A floor that is extremely level and smooth is described as ______.
→ Answer: Superflat
21. A narrow road or path is called a ______.
→ Answer: Lane
22. A thick, flat piece of concrete, stone, or wood is known as a ______.
→ Answer: Slab
23. The arrangement or plan showing how parts are organized is called a ______.
→ Answer: Layout
24. Adding steel bars to strengthen concrete is an example of ______.
→ Answer: Reinforcement
25. A ______ is a question or request for clarification.
→ Answer: Query
26. An official direction or authorization is called an ______.
→ Answer: Instruction
27. A difference or inconsistency between details is known as a ______.
→ Answer: Discrepancy
28. A ______ is a technical drawing used in engineering or construction.
→ Answer: Dwg (drawing)
29. The term ______ refers to the measured sizes of an object.
→ Answer: Dims (dimensions)
30. A conflict or interference where elements do not fit together is called a ______.
→ Answer: Clash
UNIT 6
Q: What is the main purpose of Needs Analysis?
A: c. To ensure the project meets real needs effectively
Q: Which of the following is an example of Needs Analysis?
A: c. Analyzing budget, safety regulations, and passenger capacity before building a high-
speed train
Q: Which factor in Needs Analysis refers to 'how much money is available'?
A: b. Budget
Q: 'Wheel diameter of a mountain bike' is an example of which factor?
A: d. Dimensions
Q: Which factor deals with 'laws and standards such as safety and quality'?
A: d. Regulations
Q: If a project manager focuses on 'car body shape and aesthetics', which factor is this?
A: a. Looks
Q: 'Project deadlines' are related to which factor?
A: a. Timescale
Q: A company wants to design a new generator. The engineer checks its efficiency and
power output. Which factor?
A: d. Performance
Q: An architect needs to decide how to arrange the components inside a car engine. Which
factor?
A: c. Layout
Q: A project is delayed because the construction schedule is too short. Which factor?
A: d. Timescale
Q: Before selling a new smartphone, the company must make sure it follows safety
standards. Which factor?
A: c. Regulations
Q: When producing a new train, the company needs to know how many passengers it can
carry. Which factor?
A: b. Capacity
Q: Which word means 'design again'?
A: b. Redesign
Q: Smartphones have _______ the way we communicate.
A: a. reinvented
Q: Which word means 'improve the details'?
A: b. Refine
Q: The engineer _______ the machine to make it more efficient.
A: d. refined
Q: Which word means 'improve overall'?
A: b. Revamp
Q: The school plans to _______ its library with new technology.
A: b. revamp
Q: Which word means 'think again'?
A: d. Rethink
Q: We need to _______ our strategy to reduce costs.
A: a. rethink
Q: Which word means 'stay the same'?
A: c. Remain
Q: Despite the changes, the main idea _______ the same.
A: b. remains
Q: 'Redesign' means to invent something completely new.
A: Sai
Q: 'Reinvent' is used when something is invented again or in a new way.A: Đúng
Q: 'Refine' means to improve small details.
A: Đúng
Q: 'Revamp' means to keep everything the same without change.
A: Sai
Q: 'Remain' means to stay unchanged.
A: Đúng
Q: What does 'feasibility' mean?
A: c. The possibility of doing something
Q: A project is feasible if…
A: a. It can be done within certain conditions
Q: Which of the following is NOT listed as a factor affecting feasibility?
A: d. Customer satisfaction
Q: Fill in the blank: … ___ with regard to the budget, we need to be careful.
A: with regard