Basic TECHNOLOGY
Which tool is commonly used for shaping
JSS3 (FIRST TERM)
1. Which of the following career fields is
closely related to technology and involves
designing and building software applications?
a) Medicine b) Engineering c) Computer
Science d) Accounting
2. What does the acronym "STEM" stand for
in the context of career opportunities? a)
Science, Technology, Entertainment, and
Mathematics b) Sports, Technology,
Engineering, and Mathematics c) Science,
Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics d)
Social Studies, Theater, Engineering, and
Mathematics
3. Which technology-related career is
primarily responsible for designing and
maintaining computer networks and ensuring
data security? a) Biotechnologist b) Network
Administrator c) Architect d) Musician
4. In the field of technology, what does "AI"
commonly refer to? a) Advanced Internet b)
Artificial Intelligence c) Automated Inventions
d) Advanced Information
5. What type of technology career involves
creating and designing websites and web
applications? a) Meteorology b) Web
Development c) Architecture d)
Environmental Science
6. Which of the following is a common
method of processing wood to make it more
durable and resistant to decay? a) Painting b)
Storing in a damp environment c) Seasoning
d) Exposing it to direct sunlight
7. What is the term for the process of cutting
logs into boards and planks of various sizes?
a) Polishing b) Lamination c) Milling d)
Varnishing
8.
and smoothing wood surfaces by removing
small amounts of material? a) Hammer b) Saw
c) Chisel d) Sandpaper
9. What type of wood processing involves
joining pieces of wood together using
adhesives or fasteners to create a larger
structure? a) Carving b) Lamination c) Sanding
d) Seasoning
10. Which of the following wood processing
methods involves the removal of bark, sap,
and other impurities from freshly cut wood?
a) Varnishing b) Sanding c) Planning d)
Debarking
11. What is the primary purpose of converting
wood in the woodworking process? a) To
remove bark from wood b) To cut wood into
usable shapes and sizes c) To apply a
protective finish to wood d) To enhance the
wood's natural color
12. Which of the following methods is
commonly used for seasoning wood? a)
Soaking in water b) Exposing to direct sunlight
c) Drying in a controlled environment d)
Applying a layer of varnish
13. What is the purpose of seasoning wood?
a) To make it more difficult to work with b) To
increase its moisture content c) To enhance
its natural fragrance d) To reduce moisture
content and prevent warping and decay
14. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of
properly seasoned wood? a) Improved
strength and durability b) Reduced risk of
warping and cracking c) Increased moisture
content d) Enhanced workability
15. What is the term for the process of
removing the outer layers, including bark,
from a tree trunk? a) Milling b) Debarking c)
Seasoning d) Varnishing
16. What is a common defect in wood
characterized by cracks that radiate from the
center of the log? a) Knots b) Checks c)
Sapwood d) Heartwood
17. Which of the following wood preservation
methods involves impregnating wood with
chemicals to protect it from decay and
insects? a) Seasoning b) Lamination c)
Varnishing d) Pressure treatment
18. What is the primary purpose of wood
preservation? a) To increase the wood's
moisture content b) To enhance the wood's
natural color c) To protect the wood from
deterioration and damage d) To make the
wood easier to work with
19. Which of the following wood preservation
methods is based on the application of heat to
wood to remove moisture and kill insects and
fungi? a) Varnishing b) Fumigation c) Kiln
drying d) Staining
20. What term is used to describe the process
of filling cracks, knots, and holes in wood with
a filler material to improve its appearance and
smoothness? a) Preserving b) Varnishing c)
Filling d) Laminating
21. What is the primary raw material used in
the production of ceramics? a) Rubber b)
Plastic c) Clay d) Metal
22. Which process involves shaping ceramics
by pressing clay into a mold? a) Extrusion b)
Injection molding c) Slip casting d) Rotational
molding
23. What is the primary advantage of injection
molding in plastic processing? a) It is suitable
for producing large objects. b) It is a low-cost
method c) It allows for complex shapes and
precise detailing d) It requires minimal energy.
24. Which plastic processing method involves
heating a plastic sheet and shaping it by using
a mold and vacuum or pressure? a) Extrusion
b) Thermoforming c) Blow molding d)
Compression molding
25. What is vulcanization in the rubber
processing industry? a) The process of shaping
rubber into specific forms b) The addition of
sulfur to rubber to improve its properties c)
The recycling of rubber products d) The
process of melting rubber for reuse
26. Which rubber processing method involves
forcing uncured rubber through a machine to
create various shapes and sizes? a)
Compression molding b) Extrusion c)
Calendering d) Rotational molding
27. What does the term "perspective" refer to
in drawing? a) The use of shading and
hatching b) The technique of creating three-
dimensional depth on a two-dimensional
surface c) The choice of colors for a drawing
d) The arrangement of objects in a
composition
28. Which drawing tool is commonly used for
creating fine lines and intricate details? a)
Charcoal b) Pastel c) Pencil d) Brush
29. In drawing, what is the purpose of cross-
hatching? a) To create smooth gradients of
color b) To add texture to the background c)
To emphasize highlights and shadows d) To
erase mistakes in a drawing
30. What is the term for a drawing that
quickly captures the essential elements of a
subject, often with minimal detail? a) Sketch
b) Portrait c) Landscape d) Still life
31. Which of the following drawing
techniques involves using dots to create
shading and tonal values? a) Stippling b)
Contour drawing c) Gesture drawing d)
Sgraffito
32. What is the purpose of a viewfinder in
drawing? a) To frame and isolate a specific
area of the subject b) To add decorative
borders to the drawing c) To magnify the
details of the subject d) To create a 3D effect
in the drawing
33. Which type of drawing focuses on
capturing the outline and contours of an
object or subject? a) Gesture drawing b)
Cross-hatching c) Impressionist drawing d)
Contour drawing
34. When creating a still life drawing, what is
typically used as the subject matter? a)
Moving objects b) Outdoor scenes c)
Inanimate objects arranged in a composition
d) Human portraits
35. In a scale drawing where 1 centimeter
represents 5 meters, if a house is represented
as 6 centimeters long, what is its actual length
in meters? a) 6 meters b) 7 meters c) 30
meters d) 5 meters
36. In a scale drawing with a scale of 1:500, if
the distance between two cities on the
drawing is 4 centimeters, what is the actual
distance between the cities in kilometers? a)
20 kilometers b) 2 kilometers c) 400
kilometers d) 4 kilometers
37. What is the term for the irregular growth
pattern in wood that results in a swirling or
twisted grain appearance? a) Knot b) Check c)
Bark d) Spiral grain
38. Which of the following wood defects is
caused by a fungal infection and results in a
dark, discolored pattern within the wood? a)
Knot b) Decay c) Sapwood d) Heartwood
39. What is one common method of
preserving wood to prevent decay and insect
damage? a) Exposing it to direct sunlight b)
Storing it in a damp environment c) Pressure
treatment with chemicals d) Applying paint
without priming
40. Natural rubber is used for making the
following except _______ a) Toys b) Glue c)
Tiles d) Gloves
Section B (Theory)
1. What is the process of smelting in metal
processing, and why is it essential?
2. Explain the difference between ferrous and
non-ferrous metals, and provide examples of
each.
3. What is the purpose of alloying in
metallurgy, and provide an example of a
commonly used alloy?
4. Describe the role of heat treatment in
metal processing and provide an example of a
heat treatment process.
5. Explain the process of seasoning wood, and
why is it important in woodworking?
6. Describe the steps involved in milling wood,
and explain how it contributes to
woodworking.
7. What is wood joinery, and why is it
important in woodworking projects?
8. Explain the concept of wood finishing in
woodworking, and describe some common
wood finishing techniques.
9. What are career prospects in the field of
technology, and why is it important to
consider a career in technology?
10. What are some examples of technology-
related careers that require expertise in
coding and programming languages?
BASIC TECHNOLOGY (JSS1)
1. What does "CPU" stand for in the context b) Hold the handrail
of technology?
c) Take one step at a time
a) Central Processing Unit
d) Watch your step
b) Computer Personal Unit
6. In a construction site, what is the purpose
c) Central Power Unit of wearing a hard hat?

d) Control Processing Unit a) To make a fashion statement

2. Which of the following is an example of a b) To protect the head from falling objects
programming language? or impacts

a) Banana c) To shield the eyes from the sun

b) Python d) To communicate with coworkers

c) Bicycle 7. What is the acronym "PPE" commonly used

for in the context of work safety?
d) Ocean
a) Public Privacy Enhancement
3. What is the purpose of a firewall in
technology? b) Personal Protection Equipment

a) A device for cooking food c) Professional Productivity Enhancement

b) A barrier to keep intruders out of a d) Public Parking Efficiency

computer network
8. When using power tools in a workshop,
c) A heating system for a house what should you use to protect your eyes?

d) A type of computer monitor a) Sunglasses

4. What should you do in the event of a b) Safety goggles or glasses

chemical spill in a laboratory?
c) A baseball cap
a) Dance on the spill to disperse it
d) Nothing, eye protection is unnecessary
b) Quickly walk away and leave it
unattended 9. Which of the following is a safety measure
to prevent workshop fires?
c) Immediately inform the supervisor and
follow spill cleanup procedures a) Smoking in the workshop

d) Ignore it, as spills are harmless b) Regularly inspecting and maintaining

electrical equipment
5. Which of the following is NOT a
recommended safety guideline for using c) Storing flammable materials near open
stairs? flames

a) Run down the stairs to save time d) Leaving power tools plugged in and
unattended
10. What property of wood makes it an
excellent insulator of heat and electricity?
a) Conductivity
b) Density
c) To send emails
d) To control the screen's brightness
15. What should you do when handling sharp
objects, like knives or scissors?

c) Porosity a) Juggle them for fun

d) Insulation b) Point them towards yourself

11. Which metal is known for its resistance to
corrosion and is often used in making aircraft?
a) Iron
b) Gold
c) Cut away from your body
d) Use them as a hair comb
16. When using a fire extinguisher, what does
the acronym "PASS" stand for?

c) Aluminum a) Pretend, Aim, Squeeze, Shout

d) Mercury b) Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

12. What property of metal is described as its c) Paint, Assess, Spray, Slide
ability to be drawn into wires?
d) Push, Apply, Stand, Slip
a) Conductivity
17. What is the purpose of safety data sheets
b) Ductility (SDS) in a workplace?

c) Brittleness a) To provide recipe instructions

d) Hardness b) To share the latest office gossip

13. What is the function of an operating c) To provide information about hazardous

system in a computer? chemicals

a) To make coffee d) To schedule lunch breaks

b) To manage hardware and software 18. What does "EAP" stand for in the context
resources of work safety?

c) To play music a) Easy Access Portal

d) To write documents b) Emergency Action Plan

14. What is the purpose of a URL (Uniform c) Employee Appreciation Party

Resource Locator) in web technology?
d) Efficient Annual Planning
a) To order products online
19. Why is it important to keep a clean and
b) To identify the physical location of a organized workshop?
website's server
a) To impress visitors with tidiness
 b) To increase clutter for a cozy atmosphere d) Zinc

c) To reduce accidents and improve 24. What property of metal is described as its
efficiency ability to return to its original shape after
being bent or deformed?
d) To practice your cleaning skills
a) Conductivity
20. What should you do if you accidentally
spill a hazardous chemical in the workshop? b) Elasticity

a) Dance on the spill to neutralize it c) Ductility

b) Ignore it and hope it evaporates d) Luster

c) Immediately inform a supervisor and 25. Which of the following properties is

follow proper cleanup procedures typically associated with metals?

d) Use a leaf blower to disperse the spill a) Transparency

21. Which type of wood is known for its b) Brittleness

durability and resistance to decay, often used
for outdoor furniture? c) Conductivity

a) Oak d) Porosity

b) Pine 26. What is an alloy?

c) Mahogany a) A pure, naturally occurring metal

d) Teak b) A mixture of two or more elements, with

at least one being a metal
22. What property of wood allows it to be
easily cut, shaped, and joined with common c) A type of non-metallic compound
tools? d) A rare and expensive gemstone
a) Hardness 27. Which metal is commonly added to iron to
b) Brittleness create stainless steel, known for its resistance
to corrosion?
c) Workability
a) Copper
d) Insulation
b) Aluminum
23. Which metal is used for making coins and
jewelry due to its malleability and corrosion c) Chromium
resistance? d) Silver
a) Copper 28. What is the primary function of a modem
b) Silver in a computer network?

c) Nickel a) To amplify sound

 b) To connect to social media
c) To convert digital data to analog and vice
versa for transmission
d) To display high-definition images
29. What does the abbreviation "HTML" stand
for in web technology?
a) Hyper Text Markup Language
b) High-Resolution Television Media
Language
c) Human Task Management Logic
d) Hyper Transfer and Multimedia Link
30. What should you do if you encounter a
hazardous spill in a laboratory setting?
a) Take a selfie with the spill
b) Immediately inform the supervisor and
follow proper cleanup procedures
c) Ignore it and continue working
d) Attempt to clean it up by yourself
31. Which of the following is NOT a
recommended safety guideline for using a
ladder?
a) Face the ladder when climbing or
descending
b) Maintain three points of contact with the
ladder
c) Use the ladder as a makeshift bridge
d) Ensure the ladder is on a stable, level
surface
32 What is the primary purpose of a "safety
data sheet" (SDS) in the workplace?
a) To list the office's holiday schedule
b) To provide information about hazardous
chemicals
c) To distribute inspirational quotes to
employees
d) To organize office parties
33. In the context of work safety, what does
the acronym "CPR" stand for?
a) Central Personnel Review
b) Cardiac Pulse Reversal
c) Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
d) Computer Program Review
34. When working with power tools in a
workshop, what should you wear to protect
your hearing?
a) Sunglasses
b) A hard hat
c) Safety gloves
d) Ear protection (earplugs or earmuffs)
35. What should you do if you encounter a
fire in a workshop that cannot be easily
controlled?
a) Take a nap
b) Use a fire extinguisher
c) Run away without notifying anyone
d) Scream loudly
36. What type of wood is known for its light
color, fine grain, and use in furniture making?
a) Cedar
b) Oak
c) Pine
d) Mahogany
37. What property of wood makes it 7. Define alloy
susceptible to damage from moisture, fungi,
and insects? 8. Define ceramics

a) Durability 9. List 5 properties of ceramics

b) Density 10. What is safety precautions?

c) Rot resistance

d) Porosity

38. What property of metal describes its

ability to be hammered into thin sheets
without breaking?

a) Malleability

b) Conductivity

c) Brittleness

d) Ductility

39. Which metal is known for its high

electrical conductivity and is commonly used
in electrical wiring?

a) Aluminum

b) Copper
Basic Technology JSS2
c) Iron
1. What is the first step in providing first aid?
d) Zinc
A) Check for breathing and pulse
40. Noble metals includes the following
B) Apply pressure to the wound
EXCEPT _____ a) Gold b) platinum c) silver d)
fervent C) Call for help
Section B Theory D) Elevate the injured area
1. List 2 safety guidelines for pedestrians 2. In a water rescue operation, what does the
term "throw bag" refer to?
2. Mention 2 causes of workshop accident
- A) A bag of snacks for rescuers
3. Describe 5 workshop accident
- B) A bag of life jackets
4. Explain 5 properties of hard wood
- C) A bag containing a rescue rope
5. List 2 classes of wood
- D) A bag of first aid supplies
6. Describe 5 properties of metal
3. Which of the following is a common use of - D) Organic food
wood in construction?
8. What should you do first when
- A) Insulation encountering a conscious choking adult?

- B) Electrical wiring - A) Give back blows

- C) Framing and structural support - B) Perform abdominal thrusts

- D) Water purification - C) Encourage coughing

4. What is the primary characteristic of - D) Administer CPR immediately

metals that makes them suitable for
conducting electricity? 9. In a search and rescue operation, what
does the acronym "SAR" stand for?
- A) High porosity
- A) Search and Recovery
- B) Low melting point
- B) Save and Rescue
- C) Good electrical conductivity
- C) Search and Rescue
- D) Brittle nature
- D) Safety and Retrieval
5. What is a common application of ceramics
in everyday life? 10. Which type of wood is often used for
making furniture due to its durability and
- A) Making clothing attractive grain patterns?

- B) Cooking utensils - A) Oak

- C) Building windows and dishes - B) Pine

- D) Automotive tires - C) Bamboo

6. Which of the following products is - D) Cedar

typically made from rubber?
11. Which metal is known for its resistance
- A) Light bulbs to rust and is often used in making cutlery
and kitchen appliances?
- B) Car tires
- A) Aluminum
- C) Glass containers
- B) Copper
- D) Metal pipes
- C) Stainless steel
7. Plastics are commonly used in the
production of: - D) Titanium

- A) Electronics 12. What type of glass is commonly used in

windows due to its strength and safety
- B) Paper products features?
- C) Medical devices - A) Tempered glass
 - B) Stained glass 17. Which type of wood is often used for
making musical instruments due to its
- C) Frosted glass resonance and tonal qualities?
- D) Plexiglass - A) Maple
13. Rubber is often used in the - B) Mahogany
manufacturing of:
- C) Spruce
- A) Televisions
- D) Pine
- B) Sneakers
18. Aluminum is widely used in aircraft
- C) Light bulbs construction because of its:
- D) Paper - A) High weight
14. What is the process of creating a line that - B) Resistance to corrosion
is perpendicular to another line through a
point on that line called? - C) Brittleness

- A) Bisecting - D) High magnetic properties

- B) Trisecting 19. What type of glass is used in the

construction of safety goggles and car
- C) Perpendicular bisector windshields due to its shatter-resistant
- D) Parallel lines properties?

15. In a first-aid scenario, what does "CPR" - A) Tempered glass

stand for? - B) Laminated glass
- A) Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation - C) Stained glass
- B) Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation - D) Borosilicate glass
- C) Cardiovascular Procedure Recovery 20. Natural rubber is primarily derived from
- D) Coronary Pressure Reduction the latex of which tree?

16. What is the primary purpose of a life - A) Oak tree

jacket in a water rescue operation? - B) Rubber tree
- A) To keep you warm - C) Pine tree
- B) To provide shade from the sun - D) Palm tree
- C) To keep you afloat 21. What is the term for an angle that
- D) To send signals for help measures exactly 90 degrees?

- A) Acute angle

- B) Obtuse angle
 - C) Right angle - A. Search and Retrieve

- D) Reflex angle - B. Safety and Recovery

22. What is the primary goal of first aid? - C. Secure and Restore

- A. To provide long-term medical - D. Search and Rescue

treatment
- B. To stabilize the patient's condition
- C. To replace professional medical care
- D. To administer pain relief
23. What should you do if someone is
choking?
27. Which of the following is an essential
quality for a search and rescue team
member?
- A. Fear of heights
- B. Strong swimming skills
- C. Inability to work in a team

- A. Encourage them to drink water - D. Allergic to dogs

- B. Perform the Heimlich maneuver 28. Which material is typically used for
framing in construction due to its strength
- C. Offer them a piece of bread and durability?
- D. Wait for the choking to resolve on its - A. Wood
own
- B. Metal
24. Which is a common symptom of a heart
attack? - C. Ceramics

- A. Rapid breathing - D. Rubber

- B. Profuse sweating 29. What type of material is steel, a common

alloy of iron?
- C. Excessive thirst
- A. Wood
- D. Persistent coughing
- B. Metal
25. In a water rescue operation, what
equipment is typically used to help a - C. Glass
drowning person?
- D. Plastics
- A. Fire extinguisher
30. Which material is an excellent conductor
- B. Lifebuoy of electricity and is often used for wiring and
electrical components?
- C. Stretcher
- A. Wood
- D. Shovel
- B. Metal
26. What does the term "SAR" stand for in
the context of rescue operations? - C. Rubber
 - D. Ceramics - B. Compass

31. What type of material is typically used to - C. T-square

make glass windows and mirrors?
- D. Ruler
- A. Ceramics
36. What geometric construction method is
- B. Rubber employed to divide a line segment into a
specific number of equal parts?
- C. Plastics
- A. Bisecting the line
- D. Glass
- B. Trisecting the line
32. Which material is known for its elasticity
and is commonly used in the manufacturing - C. Constructing parallel lines
of tires and gaskets?
- D. Creating a perpendicular line
- A. Ceramics
37. What is the term for an angle that
- B. Rubber measures exactly 90 degrees?

- C. Plastics - A. Acute angle

- D. Metal - B. Obtuse angle

33. What category of materials includes - C. Right angle

substances like PVC, nylon, and acrylic
known for their versatility in various - D. Reflex angle
applications? 38. If two angles add up to 180 degrees, what
- A. Ceramics are they called?

- B. Rubber - A. Complementary angles

- C. Plastics - B. Supplementary angles

- D. Wood - C. Congruent angles

34. What is the primary purpose of a - D. Vertical angles

compass in geometric construction? 39. What is the measure of a full rotation,
- A. Drawing straight lines which is equivalent to 360 degrees?

- B. Measuring angles - A. Right angle

- C. Creating circles and arcs - B. Reflex angle

- D. Calculating area - C. Complete angle

35. Which tool is used to construct a - D. Straight angle

perpendicular bisector of a line segment? 40. _______ is an angle measuring
- A. Protractor between 90 and 180 degrees.
A. An obtuse angle

B. Right angle

C. Reflex angle

D. Line

Section B Theory

1. Define first aid

2. List 5 materials in first aid box

3. Define rescue operation

4. List 5 steps involved in rescue operation

5. List 5 uses of ceramics

6. List 5 uses of rubber

7. Define angles

8. Mention 3 types angles

9. Define triangle

10. List 3 types of triangles