1.
Short dashes lines are used for
cutting planes.
hidden outlines.
dimensioning.
visible outlines.
2.
Which of the following wires carries electric current to an electric iron?
Earth
Live
Negative
Neutral
3.
Which of the following is not a stage in the design process?
Making
Situation
Specification
Questionnaire
4.
Missing nails in household furniture occur in
concrete benches.
metal tables.
plastic cabinets.
wooden chairs.
5.
Figure 1 shows a sketch of a wooden block. Use it to answer the question below.
The view indicated by the arrow X is
6.
Figure 1 shows a sketch of a wooden block. Use it to answer the question below.
The view indicated by the arrow Y is
7.
The main function of carbohydrate in the body is for
growth.
energy.
repair.
maintenance.
8.
Portion control equipment include
sauceboat.
oval plate.
casserole.
ladle.
9.
The process of making another article out of an existing one is termed
patching.
remodeling.
renovation.
darning.
10.
The best seam for children's dress is
French seam.
open seam.
overlaid seam.
welt seam.
11.
Select the element of design from the following options.
Colour
Motif
Repeat
Rhythm
12.
Shading of tones is best done with
2B pencil.
2H pencil.
HB pencil.
HH pencil.
13.
Preliminary sketches help the artist to
increase his drawings.
gather required materials.
get the required form.
make the product last longer.
14.
Select a neutral colour from the options below:
blue.
orange.
red.
white.
15.
Which colour is directly opposite to red on the six-point colour wheel?
Orange
Violet
Green
Black
16.
Figure 2 shows the sketch of a rectangular aluminium sheet labelled M, N, O,P . Use it to answer the question below.
Which of the following products is obtained when the sides MN is ordered to OP?
Chalk box
Match box
Milk tin
Watering can
17.
Figure 2 shows the sketch of a rectangular aluminium sheet labelled M, N, O,P . Use it to answer the question below.
Which of the following tools is used to produce heat to join the sides?
Folding bar
Snips
Soldering iron
Torch
18.
The surface development of a cylinder is
an arc.
a circle.
a rectangle.
a square.
19.
The first procedure involved in making a wooden joint is to
glasspaper workpiece.
hold workpiece firmly.
mark out workpiece.
polish workpiece.
20.
Which of the following is true about metals?
All metals are malleable.
All non-ferrous metals are hard.
Ferrous metals do not contain iron.
Non-ferrous metals do not contain iron.
21.
The bristles of a tooth brush is made from
acrylic.
bakelite.
nylon.
P.V.C.
22.
The fine aggregate in mortar is
cement.
sand.
stone.
water.
23.
A mixture of cement, sand, stones and water forms
blocks.
bricks.
concrete.
mortar.
24.
Which of the following is a safe use of tools?
Clean spilt oil on the floor.
Keep the workshop tidy.
Wear protective clothing.
Work with firm head hammer.
25.
The sketch in the Figure 3 shows parts of a wooden joint. Use it to answer the question below.
The parts when assembled will give a
dovetail joints.
butt joint.
lap joint.
mortise and tenon joint.
26.
The sketch in the Figure 3 shows parts of a wooden joint. Use it to answer the question below.
The most suitable tool for cutting the joint is a
crosscut saw.
dovetail saw.
pad saw.
rip saw.
27.
The first thing to do when an electrical socket is faulty is to
check if wires are loose.
put off switch of the socket.
switch off the mains.
remove cover socket.
28.
The hammer used for removing nails in wood is
ball pein hammer.
bossing hammer.
cross pein hammer.
claw hammer.
29.
Use the sketch shown in figure 4 to answer the question below.
The tool shown is a
builder's square.
gauge box.
mould box.
tamping rod.
30.
Use the sketch shown in figure 4 to answer the question below.
The tool is used for
carrying blocks.
moulding blocks.
measuring aggregates.
tamping mortar.
a)
State one advantage of baked foods.
b)
State two disadvantages of freehand cutting.
c)
i)
List two stages of the design process.
ii)
List two methods of recording information for solving a design problem.
iii)
Name a suitable pencil for sketching a possible solution in a design work.
iv)
List two methods of sketching a final solution in pictorial drawing.
d)
i)
Define a poster.
ii)
Give two reasons why poster is important in advertisement.
iii)
List two types of poster.
iv)
State one major difference between the two types of poster.
a)
i)
Make a freehand pictorial sketch of the brick hammer.
ii)
Label any two parts of the brick hammer sketched in (a)(i).
iii)
State one use of the brick hammer.
b)
State one reason for each of the following operations:
i)
oiling metal parts of the firmer chisel;
ii)
wearing goggles when grinding the cold chisel;
iii)
racking back a wall.
c)
State one use of the following electronic components:
i)
resistor;
ii)
inductor;
iii)
diode.
a)
Figure 1 shows the Orthographic Projection of a block made of metail. Use it to answer questions (a)(i) to (a)(iv).
i)
Copy the views shown in figure 1.
ii)
Label the copied views shown in question (a)(i) with the following:
α)
front elevation;
β)
plan;
γ)
end elevation.
iii)
State the type of orthographic projection used.
iv)
Name one cutting tool used for producing the 5 mm diameter hole.
b)
i)
Make a freehand pictorial sketch of a pick axe.
ii)
Label any one part of the pick axe sketched in question (b)(i).
iii)
State one use of the pick axe.
a)
i)
Make a freehand pictorial sketch of the mould box.
ii)
State one use of the mould box.
iii)
State one reason for oiling the inside of the mould box before using it.
b)
State two examples of each of the following materials:
i)
non-ferrous alloys;
ii)
aggregate;
iii)
abrasives
c)
Figure 2 shows the sketch of a piece of timber for making a joint.
Copy and complete the processes involved in preparing the workpiece in the table below:
S/N | OPERATION | ONE TOOL USED FOR CARRYING OUT OPERATION |
I | measure the given length and width; | |
II | cut off the rough piece; | |
III | plane the face side and face edge; | |
IV | test for flatness and squareness; | |
V | mark face side and face edge; | |
VI | plane off waste; | |
VII | square one end and mark the required length; | |
VIII | cut off the waste; |