Basic Technology JSS 1 Assignment 3

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Basic Technology Quiz for JSS 1

Welcome to the Basic Technology Quiz designed for Junior Secondary School students. This quiz covers fundamental concepts in technology and safety practices within a workshop environment, testing your knowledge and understanding of various tools and materials.

Are you ready to challenge yourself? Here’s what you can expect:

16 engaging multiple choice questions
Covers a variety of technology-related topics
Test your understanding and reinforce your learning

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Accident can be prevented in the workshop through the following ways EXCEPT

Keeping the workshop rules and regulations

Using the right tool for the right job

Horseplay attitude during work

Using safety devices while working

The type of energy possessed by a body in motion is

Potential energy

Mechanical energy

Kinetic energy

Chemical energy

A protractor is used for

Drawing circles

Measuring angles

Constructing circles

Drawing semi circle

The following are driving tools EXCEPT

Hammer

Screwdriver

Allen keys

Hacksaw

Which of these is not a marking out tool

Scriber

Odd keg caliper

Pin punch

Vernier caliper

The following are highly developed technology except

The use of hook for fishing

Telephone for communication

Harvesters for farming

Silos for storing grains

High carbon steel contains carbon content of between

0.3% - 0.5%

0.5% - 0.8%

0.5% - 1.5%

0.1% - 0.3%

The following are building materials EXCEPT

Gravel

Foundation

Sand

Cement

The following are safety guidelines for cyclist except

Having good brakes and lighting

Driving without safety helmet

Obeying traffic rules

Avoiding heavy traffic

Which of these saw is used for cutting complex shapes in wood

Tenon saw

Coping saw

Fret saw

Dovetail saw

One of these is not a protective safety equipment used in the workshop

Safety boot

Hand gloves

Ear muff

Face cap

The ability of metals to melt in liquid form when heated is called

Fusibility

Plasticity

Corrosivity

Malleability

The ability of metals to be hammered into a plat thin sheet form is called

Ductility

Malleability

Sonorous

Brittleness

The ability of metals to make sound when beaten or strikes is called

Conductivity

Sound producer

Sonorous

Ductility

A piece of wood meant for engineering construction is called

Firewood

Timber

Log

Tree

Basic Technology JSS 1 Assignment 3

Basic Technology Quiz for JSS 1

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