Read each question carefully and choose the correct option from letter A – E
- ……………. process are methods of doing things by hand and common to the under developed countries
(a) Artificial
(b) Physical
(c) Manual
(d) Potential
(e) Mechanism - There are two forms of technology, they are …………… and ………………
(a) artificial and physical
(b) mechanism and mechanical
(c) physical and manual
(d) developed and manual
(e) developed and under developed - The use of donkey and horse to travel from one place to the other is known as ………….. approach
(a) under developed
(b) technology
(c) artificial
(d) developed
(e) physical - ……………… is the use of modern and acceptable scientific approach to doing and making things.
(a) technology
(b) metal work
(c) solar
(d) artificial
(e) transit - Which of the following is NOT a benefit of modern technology?
(a) Using of gong
(b) Telephone
(c) Internet
(d) Aircraft
(e) Solar electricity - Which of these is NOT a technological development in the area of security?
(a) Bombs
(b) Armored car
(c) Bullets
(d) Guns
(e) Stick - The following are parts of a tree except …………
(a) leaves
(b) branches
(c) stem
(d) roots
(e) wood - ………… are pairing tools used for cutting wood into a smooth and fine finish.
(a) Saws
(b) Planes
(c) Calipers
(d) Hammers
(e) Chisels - Which of these is NOT a technological development in transport industry?
(a) Aircraft
(b) Train
(c) Ships
(d) Motor vehicle
(e) Cart - A country that is developed make use of the following in education EXCEPT ………………
(a) marker board
(b) magnetic board
(c) projector
(d) computer
(e) chalk board - The following are the products of technology found at home EXCEPT ………………
(a) radio
(b) television
(c) CD player
(d) marker board
(e) cell phone - The following are products of technology found in the industry EXCEPT ………………
(a) telephone
(b) fax machine
(c) computer
(d) oven
(e) pepper grinder - The following are products of technology found in schools, EXCEPT …………………
(a) calculator
(b) heat extractor
(c) bench vice
(d) magnetic board
(e) computer - The following are the methods of education in the dark ages EXCEPT ……………
(a) use of chalkboard
(b) use of projectors
(c) use of slates
(d) use of chalk
(e) use of metric rules - …………… is used to check the level and plum of completed constructions and their alignments.
(a) Spirit level
(b) Feeler gauge
(c) Venier caliper
(d) Steel rule
(e) Protractor - ………….. are normally used in conjunction with steel headed hammers to remove pieces of material from workpieces.
(a) Hacksaws
(b) Chisels
(c) Snip
(d) Shears
(e) Files - Technology is for the following EXCEPT ………………
(a) schools
(b) banks
(c) hospitals
(d) homes
(e) none - …………… is the way in which machines, tools and workbenches are arranged in the workshop so that maximum safety can be achieved
(a) workshop layout
(b) technology
(c) literacy
(d) scientific
(e) knowledge - ……………. can be defined as an unpleasant occurrence that happens unexpectedly and causes injury and damage.
(a) Safety
(b) Workshops
(c) Accident
(d) Workshop
(e) Workshop layout - …………… 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
(e) Devices - ………………. is the measure taken in the workshop to prevent danger and injury.
(a) Accident
(b) Safety
(c) Sawing
(d) Tiles on the floor
(e) Material - The following are the operations performed in the workshop, EXCEPT ……………
(a) construction
(b) design and fabrication
(c) repair
(d) maintenance
(e) surgery - The following methods can prevent accidents while working in the workshop, EXCEPT ……………
(a) Always use the right tools for each job
(b) Avoid playing in the workshop
(c) Avoid using worn out tools
(d) Do no welcome distraction while working
(e) Always do more than two jobs at the same time. - Hammer, screwdrivers and spanners are examples of ………………
(a) cutting tools
(b) driving tools
(c) marking out tools
(d) drilling tools
(e) measuring tools - ………………. is a mere siren to alert the people if there is a fire outbreak when the switch bottom is pressed.
(a) Ambulance
(b) Fire alarm
(c) Fire blankets
(d) Fire extinguishers
(e) Car horn - ……………… are iron buckets painted red and loaded with sand for putting out small fire.
(a) Sand buckets
(b) Chemical buckets
(c) Alarm buckets
(d) Blankets buckets
(e) Iron sand - …………… are equipment used in order to achieve safety?
(a) Safety devices
(b) Fire extinguishers
(c) Fire alarm
(d) Fire blankets
(e) Sand buckets - ……………… can be defined as a technical language used for describing things with the aid of drawing
(a) Technical drawing
(b) Drawing materials
(c) Drawing instruments
(d) Drawing board
(e) Drawing papers - …………… only requires the use of pencil and paper. It involves drawing straight lines and curved lines without the aid of ruler, protractor and compass
(a) Technical drawing
(b) Drafting
(c) Pictorial drawing
(d) Freehand sketching
(e) All of the above - The following are the types of pencil for technical drawing EXCEPT ……………
(a) 2H pencil
(b) H pencil
(c) B pencil
(d) Eye-lid pencil
(e) 2B pencil - Which of these pencils is soft, black and good for art work?
(a) 2B pencil
(b) HB pencil
(c) 2H pencil
(d) H pencil
(e) None of the above - The following are the instruments used for drawing EXCEPT ………………
(a) Drawing board
(b) Protractor
(c) Tee-square
(d) Compass
(e) Eraser - …………………….. is used to set drawing paper squarely on the drawing board and draw broader line round the paper
(a) Tee-square
(b) Compass
(c) Pencils
(d) Eraser
(e) Scale rule - Which of the following is used to carry out the drawing after setting the drawing paper on the drawing board?
(a) Compass
(b) Tee-square
(c) Erasers
(d) Scale rule
(e) Pencils - ………………. are drawn on papers in order to obtain margins with visible lines
(a) Broader lines
(b) Title block
(c) Lettering
(d) Lines
(e) Figures - …………….. is drawn at the bottom right-hand corner of the drawing paper
(a) Broader lines
(b) Title block
(c) Lettering
(d) Pencils
(e) Figures - ……………. is the drawing of objects to the required ratio or scale by complying strictly with the dimensions.
(a) Scaling
(b) Scale drawing
(c) Enlarging scale
(d) Full scale
(e) Reducing - …………….. is when a drawing is made to have the same dimension with the original dimension
(a) Reducing scale
(b) Full scale
(c) Scale drawing
(d) Enlarging scale
(e) Scales - ………………… is when the drawing is made bigger.
(a) Enlarging scale
(b) Reducing scale
(c) Full scale
(d) Lagging
(e) Scale large - Wood can be classified into ……………… and …………….
(a) hard and wet wood
(b) soft and wet wood
(c) hard and soft wood
(d) cheap and expensive wood
(e) wet and dry wood - ……………… are called deciduous woods
(a) Soft wood
(b) Wet wood
(c) Hard wood
(d) Dry wood
(e) Cheap wood - ………….. are called coniferous wood
(a) Soft wood
(b) Cheap wood
(c) Wet wood
(d) Cellular wood
(e) Dry wood - The following are examples of hardwood, except ……………
(a) Oak
(b) Iroko
(c) Cedar
(d) Teak
(e) Mahogany - The following are examples of softwood excepts …………….
(a) Fir
(b) Pine
(c) Masonia
(d) Spruce
(e) Cypress - Iroko tree is of which colours?
(a) Light to dark brown colour
(b) Yellowish white colour
(c) Dark brown colour
(d) Dark red colour
(e) Golden brown color - Mahogany is of ……………… colour
(a) golden brown colour
(b) dark brown colour
(c) yellowish white colour
(d) dark red colour
(e) dark brown colour - …………… manufacture food for the tree
(a) Light
(b) Leaves
(c) Roots
(d) Bark
(e) Stem - ……………… protects the growing part of the tree by covering it
(a) Bark
(b) Leaves
(c) Stem
(d) Roots
(e) Stem - ……… anchor or hold the trees
(a) Stem
(b) Roots
(c) Leaves
(d) Branches
(e) Bark - The following trees are grown to be used for building houses or for making durable things EXCEPT ………………
(a) Mahogany
(b) Soft wood
(c) Iroko
(d) Oak
(e) Teak - Which of the following is the living part of the tree?
(a) pith
(b) bark
(c) cambium
(d) branches
(e) stem - …………. is the tendency of metals to resist stretching, bending and breaking.
(a) Malleability
(b) Sound test
(c) Ductility
(d) Density
(e) Toughness - …………… is the tendency of metals to melt into liquids when heated
(a) Fusibility
(b) Sound test
(c) Density
(d) Toughness
(e) Ductility - ………………. is the tendency of metals to break under heavy weight or pressure.
(a) Fusibility
(b) Sound test
(c) Brittleness
(d) Density
(e) Ductility - Which of the following is NOT a physical property of metals?
(a) Ductility
(b) Malleability
(c) Acidity
(d) Toughness
(e) Fusibility - …………….. is the tendency of metals to be stretched into a thin wire
(a) Fusibility
(b) Ductility
(c) Density
(d) Brittleness
(e) Toughness - ………………. is obtained when two or more different metals are mixed together
(a) Alloy
(b) Ferrous
(c) Non-metallic
(d) Non-ferrous
(e) Rubbers - …………… is used for storage by industries that process foods and chemicals.
(a) Aluminum
(b) Cast iron
(c) Stainless steel
(d) Iron
(e) Steel - We use ………… type of metal for manufacturing cooking utensils
(a) steel
(b) iron
(c) cast iron
(d) stainless
(e) aluminum - ………… is a solid-like amorphous material that is often transparent and it’s made by melting sand with some other chemicals such as soda and lime.
(a) Glass
(b) Ceramic
(c) Wood
(d) Material
(e) Alloy - …………. is used to manufacture piston rings, cylinder blocks
(a) Cast iron
(b) Mild steel
(c) Nichrome
(d) Copper
(e) Alloy - …………….. is when ceramics and glass easily break
(a) Heat resistant
(b) Break resistant
(c) Brittleness
(d) Non-metallic
(e) Inorganic materials - Ceramics and glass are used to make………… resistant objects.
(a) hard
(b) heat
(c) brittle
(d) metallic
(e) non-metallic - …………… is used for taking linear measurement
(a) Protractor
(b) Micro meter
(c) Steel rule
(d) French curves
(e) Calipers - …………… is used for determining angle at various degrees
(a) Protractors
(b) Steel rule
(c) Micro meter
(d) Steel tape
(e) Calipers - …………… is used for measuring and marking out right angle 90o
(a) Odd-leg calipers
(b) Punches
(c) Divider
(d) Try square
(e) Scribe - Which of the following is used for marking lines?
(a) Odd-leg calipers
(b) Divider
(c) Punches
(d) Scriber
(e) Try square - ……………. has two pointed edges and can be used for checking points.
(a) Punches
(b) Trammel
(c) Compass
(d) Scriber
(e) Needles - ………….. has metal head and wooden or metal handle and used to drive nails.
(a) Hack saw
(b) Screw driver
(c) Hammer
(d) Wood joint
(e) Cutlass - The following are types of hammer EXCEPT ……………
(a) straight pein hammer
(b) star hammer
(c) block hammer
(d) mallet hammer
(e) cross pein hammer - …………… used to remove screws fastening parts together
(a) Hack saw
(b) Hammer
(c) Screw driver
(d) Screw remover
(e) Flat driver - ……………… drivers are used for driving screws with holes of six sides on top
(a) Allen screw
(b) Star screw
(c) Flat screw
(d) Off set screw
(e) Hammer screw - …………… type of technology is the application of indigenous or traditional technology to provide for one’s needs.
(a) Developed technology
(b) Under-developed technology
(c) 21st century technology
(d) Ancient technology
(e) All of the above - ……………… can simply be defined as the technique of making technical drawing with the aid of drawing instruments and materials.
(a) Board practice
(b) Freehand sketching
(c) Title block
(d) Drafting
(e) None of the above - ………………… is a tool or machine with a pointed tips for making or cutting holes in metals
(a) Drill
(b) Bradawl
(c) Auger bits
(d) Driller
(e) Sweep - …………… is a person who rides either a bicycle, motorcycle or a tricycle on a major road as a means of transportation.
(a) A cyclist
(b) A pedestrian
(c) A motorist
(d) A pilot
(e) A captain - …………… is used in making small holes in the wood for screws and nails
(a) Drill
(b) Bradawl
(c) Auger bits
(d) Bits
(e) Sweep - ……………… is used for holding small work to the bench while working on it.
(a) G-clamp
(b) F-clamp
(c) Sash clamp
(d) Bench hook
(e) Vice - ……………. is best used for holding very small wood while using the tenon or dovetail saw.
(a) F-clamp
(b) G-clamp
(c) Bench hook
(d) Bench stop
(e) Sash Clamp - ………….. is best used for holding work during assembly
(a) F-clamp
(b) G-clamp
(c) Bench Hook
(d) Bench Stop
(e) Sash Clamp - A hacksaw is used to cut …………….
(a) metals
(b) plywood
(c) plastic
(d) rubber
(e) cloths - ……………. is a larger saw which can be used to cut through grains of wood
(a) Rip saw
(b) Dovetail saw
(c) Fret saw
(d) Tenon saw
(e) Panel saw - …………… can be used to cut complex curves in thin sheet of wood and plywood
(a) Fret saw
(b) Rough saw
(c) Bow saw
(d) Panel saw
(e) Rip saw - …………. is used to make a deep cut and circular curves on sheets of wood
(a) Bow saw
(b) Panel saw
(c) Tenon saw
(d) Cross-cut saw
(e) Rip saw - …………… is a tool with a blade set in a flat surface, used for making the surface of wood smooth
(a) Knife edge
(b) Plane
(c) Hatchets
(d) Wood chisels
(e) Scrapper - ………… is used for planning rough wood.
(a) Fore plane
(b) Trying Plane
(c) Spoke Shave
(d) Wood Chisels
(e) Smoothing Plane - ………….. can be used to remove unfinished wood shaving and for making curves
(a) Smoothing planes
(b) Spoke shave
(c) Jack plane
(d) Wood chisels
(e) Fore plane - …………… are commonly used by the wood worker to cut away surplus wood instead of using a ripsaw or plane
(a) Hatchets
(b) Spoke shave
(c) Smoothing plane
(d) Trying plane
(e) Jack plane - …………… is used to cut hole in a wood
(a) Chisels
(b) Hatchets
(c) Plane
(d) Saw
(e) Screw drivers - Which of the following is called back saw?
(a) Tenon saw
(b) Panel saw
(c) Fret saw
(d) Planes
(e) Chisel - ………….. is used for planning rough wood
(a) Force plane
(b) Rip saw
(c) Trying plane
(d) Spoke shave
(e) Jack plane - ………. is a type of building that has one side joined with another building
(a) Bungalow
(b) Duplex
(c) Semi-detached
(d) Building
(e) None - Maintenance can be classified into ……… types
(a) 4
(b) 5
(c) 3
(d) 6
(e) 2 - …………… can be defined as the act of keeping engineering equipment in good conditions by regular checking and servicing
(a) Maintenance
(b) Preventive
(c) Protective
(d) Corrective
(e) Predictive - The following are the routine maintenance methods, except …………………
(a) Dust off furniture
(b) Keep all equipment clean after use
(c) Clean domestic materials with moist rag
(d) Electrical equipment must be disconnected after use
(e) None of the above - ……………. is the maintenance carried out when there is breakdown of tools
(a) Protective
(b) Preventive
(c) Corrective
(d) Predictive
(e) Processing - Who is a pedestrian?
(a) A driver
(b) Cyclist
(c) Athletes
(d) Somebody walking along the road
(e) Somebody jumping along the road - It is important to …………… the driver during and before crossing the road
(a) cry
(b) whistle
(c) smile to
(d) abuse
(e) have eye contact with the - The following are types of workshop accidents except ……………
(a) head injury
(b) cuts
(c) electric shock
(d) slip
(e) drowning - Zebra crossing is designed for the pedestrians and it is painted …………………
(a) yellow and white
(b) green and white
(c) black and white
(d) black and yellow
(e) red and black - Which of the following is the correct interpretation of the yellow, green and red lights?
(a) Go, ready and stop
(b) Stop, go and ready
(c) Go, stop and ready
(d) Ready, go and stop
(e) None of the above - One of these is NOT regarded as a safety guideline for a cyclist ……………………
a. use lights and wear bright or reflective clothing, especially in at night and during bad weather
b. use your bell regularly for all pedestrians to see you
c. ride in a position where you can see and be seen
d. do not ride on sidewalks or crosswalks unless signs post allows you
e. do not signal clearly at all times. - …………… are substances from which other things can be made.
a. Plastics
b. Materials
c. Ceramics
d. Sand
e. Cutting tools - …………… is a set of drawing instruments like dividers, compasses and ink-lining pen
(a) Protractor
(b) Drawing set
(c) Set square
(d) Drawing board
(e) Lettering set - ……………… is used to remove dirt from the paper after erasing.
a. Pencil sharpener
b. Dusting brush
c. Sand paper
d. Eraser
e. Pencil