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JSS 1 Basic Technology Exam Guide

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JSS 1 Basic Technology Exam Guide

The document provides a test for a basic technology class with multiple choice questions covering topics like building materials, drawing tools, and workshop safety. It also includes short theory questions about building materials, drawing instruments, workshop tools, and properties of various materials.

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SECOND TERM

Examination malpractices may lead to a repeat of the subject or suspensions don’t be


involved.
Subject: BASIC TECHNOLOGY Duration: 2HR Class: JSS 1
OBJECTIVE
1. _______ is any types of structure that has a roof and walls (a) Bus (b) Building (c) Lorry (d) Car
2. _________ is the type of house built completely on one level (e.g. ground) (a) Bungallow
(b) Semi-detached (c) Hut (d) High – rise
3. __________ is used as the binding agent in concrete, block moulding and plastering (a) Cement
(b) Ceramic (c) Petal (d) Sand
4. __________ is used as the drawing horizontal lines and supporting set squares (a) Drawing
board (b) Tee Square (c) Protractor (d) French curve
5. The tee square consists of two parts namely the stock and _________ (a) The saw (a) The blade
(c) The top (d) The bottom
6. We have 30o - 60 o set square and _________ (a) 45o set square (b) 15o set square
(c) 50o set square (d) 100o set square
7. The protector is used to measure angle between O and _______ (a) 32 o (b) 180o (c) 90o (d) 30o
8. French curves are used to draw ____ curved lines (a) Regular (b) Straight (c) Irregular (d) Circle
9. ____________ is used to transfer measurement from one past of the drawing to another
(a) Divides (b) Compass (c) Protractor (d) Steel rule
10. __________ is drawn to identify drawing (a) Title block (b) Box (c) Circle (d) Rectangles
11. ___________ contains name, school, class and date (a) Title block (b) Title book (c) Box name
(d) Box school
12. The following are products of technology found in schools except (a) Calculator (b) Bench vice
(c) Computer (d) Bulldozer
13. Mixture of sand, cement, gravel with water is called (a) Concrete (b) Alloy (c) Gum (d) Ceramics
14. This is used for beautification of houses (a) Ceramics (b) Calendar (c) Curtin (d) Wall Clock
15. __________ can be defined as a room or building in which things are made repaired
and maintained a) workshop b) sitting room c) house d) workshop layout
16. _______________ is the measure taken in the workshop to prevent danger and injury
(a) accident (b) safety (c) sewing (d) tiles on the floor
17. The following are the operation performed in the workshop except (a) construction
(b) repair (c) maintenance (d) surgery
18. Wood can be classified into ________ and ______ (a) hard and wet wood ( b) soft and wet
(c) Hard and softwood (d) Cheap and expensive wood
19. ______ are called deciduous wood (a) Softwood (b) Wet wood (c) Hard wood (d) Cheap wood
20. _________ wood is heavy in weight (a) Hardwood (b) Softwood (c) Fast wood (d) Cheap wood
21. __________ are iron buckets painted red and loaded with sand for putting out small fire
(a) Sand bucket (b) Chemical buckets (c) Alarm bucket (d) Blanket bucket
22. ___________ can be defined as a technical language used for describing things with the aid of
drawing (a) Technical drawing (b) Drawing materials (c) drawing instrument (d) Drawing board
23. ___________ is obtained when two or more different metals are mixed together (a) Alloy
(b) Ferrous (c) Non – Ferrous (d) Rubber
24. _________ is used for determining angle at various degrees. (a) Protector (b) steel rule
(c) Steel lapel (d) Caliper
25. _________ is when ceramics easily break (a) Heal resistant (b) Brittleness (c) Break resistance
(d) Inorganic material
26. Hacksaw is used to cut _______________ (a) wood (b) Concrete (c) Metal (d) Plastic
27. This is used for planning rough wood (a) Rip Saw (b) Jack plane (c) Force plane (d) Tee Square
28. Who is a Pedestrian? (a) A Driver (b) Cyclist (c) Athlete (d) Somebody walking along the road or
street
29. In order to prevent an accident, a motorist must use the following except (a) driving mirror (b)
Cell phone (c) Seat belt (d) Obey speed limit
30. The table on which wood worker perform their operation is called (a) workbench (b) Bench box
(c) workshop table (d) Construction table
THEORY
Answer only Three Question
1a Mention Five different types of building materials and explain their uses
b Explain two ways we can care for our drawing board
c Sketch tee- Square and label the parts
2a Draw and explain the uses of the following drawing instrument
I Set square ii Protractor iii Divider iv Compass v French curve
B Sketch five workshop hand tools with freehand sketching
3a Explain the function of wood work bench
b````Explain the following in workbench
(i) bench vice (ii) bench stop (iii) beach well (iv) tool rack
i Sketch G- clamp and F- clamp
4 Explain two properties of each of the following materials
i wood ii Plastics iii Rubber iv Metals v Ceramics
B Explain the uses of following safety devices in the workshop
i Helmet ii Hand gloves iii Overalls iv Safety boot v Dark goggle
5a Differentiate between natural rubber and synthetic rubber
b Differentiate between ferrous metals and non – ferrous metals
c Differentiate between thermosetting plastics and thermo set
d Differentiate between hardwood and soft wood

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Thermosetting plastics, once cured, cannot be remelted, making them ideal for high-heat applications like electrical insulation due to their heat resistance . In contrast, thermoplastics can be melted and reshaped multiple times, which is advantageous for recycling and applications requiring remolding, such as packaging containers . The choice between these plastics depends on application requirements such as thermal stability, durability needs, and ease of processing .

Understanding different construction materials is critical in architectural design as it influences structural integrity, aesthetic appeal, cost, and environmental impact of a building . Materials like cement, ceramics, and wood each have unique properties and uses, from providing structural support to aesthetic finishes . The choice of materials affects not only the build quality but also sustainability and energy efficiency considerations in modern architecture .

A workbench provides a stable surface for carrying out various woodworking operations, allowing for efficient handling and manipulation of the workpiece . It supports tools and ensures they are within reach, helping to maintain a steady workflow . Features such as bench vices and stops enable precise positioning and secure holding of materials, which enhances accuracy and safety during cutting, planing, or assembling tasks .

Technical drawing is crucial in engineering and design as it acts as a universal language allowing designers to communicate ideas clearly and precisely . It supports the visualization of designs, helping in the transformation of concepts into tangible products . Technical drawings ensure accuracy and consistency across various levels of product development from conceptual to implementation stages .

Synthetic rubber offers advantages such as greater resistance to heat, wear, and chemical exposure, making it suitable for industrial applications like automotive tires and seals . Unlike natural rubber, synthetic rubber can be manufactured to meet specific requirements, enhancing its versatility . However, it is generally more brittle and less environmentally friendly due to its petroleum-based origins . Natural rubber is more elastic, biodegradable, and sustainable, but it can be susceptible to degradation under heat and UV light .

Hardwoods are generally heavier and denser compared to softwoods, which makes them suitable for applications requiring strength and durability, such as furniture and flooring . Softwoods, on the other hand, are usually lighter and grow faster, making them ideal for construction and paper products . Hardwoods are deciduous, shedding their leaves annually, while softwoods are typically evergreens .

Modern technology like calculators and computers profoundly impacts students by enhancing interactive learning and facilitating access to information . These tools allow for personalized learning experiences, promoting engagement and critical thinking skills. However, overreliance on technology can impede basic learning skills like mental arithmetic and handwriting . The diversity in technological applications, if correctly managed, supports nuanced educational outcomes and prepares students for technology-dependent future careers .

An alloy is formed by mixing two or more different metals, which usually occurs through melting and solidification processes . This process results in materials that have enhanced properties compared to their constituent metals, such as increased strength, corrosion resistance, and thermal conductivity . Alloys are significant in engineering applications, allowing materials to be tailored for specific needs, such as stainless steel for cutlery and tools, where both hardness and corrosion resistance are required .

Safety devices in workshops are essential for preventing accidents by offering protection and reducing risks. Helmets protect the head from falling objects, while safety boots protect feet from heavy tools and chemical spills . Hand gloves shield hands from cuts and chemical irritation, dark goggles prevent eye injuries during cutting or welding, and overalls prevent clothing from getting caught in machinery . These devices collectively create a safer work environment by minimizing exposure to hazards .

Ceramics are valued for their heat resistance, brittleness, and aesthetic qualities, making them suitable for both household and industrial use . In households, ceramics are used in kitchenware for their durability and aesthetic appeal. Industrially, their thermal and electrical insulation properties are advantageous in high-temperature environments . However, their brittleness necessitates careful consideration of application context to avoid mechanical failure . Proper application ensures that these properties are leveraged for maximizing performance and longevity in various product categories .

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