Revision and Assessment for First Term Home Economics Primary 3 First Term Lesson Notes Week 11

Week 11: Revision and Assessment for First Term

Subject: Home Economics
Class: Primary 3
Term: First Term
Week: 11
Age: 8 years
Topic: Revision and First Term Review Assessment
Duration: 60 minutes

Part A: Objective Questions

Fill-in-the-Blank Questions

1. The main source of energy in our diet is ______ (a) carbohydrates (b) proteins (c) fats (d) vitamins).
2. We use a ______ to remove dust from surfaces (a) duster (b) vacuum cleaner (c) mop (d) broom).
3. ______ is a key nutrient in fish that helps with heart health (a) Omega-3 fatty acids (b) Fiber (c) Carbohydrates (d) Vitamin C).
4. Mangoes are rich in vitamins ______ and ______ (a) A, C (b) B, D (c) E, K (d) B12, C).
5. The first step in cleaning a sitting room is to ______ (a) remove clutter (b) dust (c) sweep (d) mop).
6. ______ helps with digestion and prevents constipation (a) Fiber (b) Protein (c) Carbohydrates (d) Vitamins).
7. Spinach is a good source of vitamin ______ (a) A (b) C (c) D (d) B12).
8. The purpose of a vacuum cleaner is to ______ (a) suck up dirt (b) clean dishes (c) wash clothes (d) cook food).
9. A ______ is used to mop the floor (a) mop (b) duster (c) broom (d) vacuum cleaner).
10. Proteins are important for ______ (a) growth (b) sight (c) hearing (d) relaxation).
11. We use ______ to prepare homemade cleaning agents (a) vinegar (b) sugar (c) salt (d) flour).
12. The main role of carbohydrates is to provide ______ (a) energy (b) growth (c) repair (d) digestion).
13. The nutrient that helps strengthen bones and teeth is ______ (a) calcium (b) iron (c) potassium (d) sodium).
14. Vitamin C is found in ______ (a) mangoes (b) spinach (c) beans (d) chicken).
15. The cleaning agent made from lemon juice and water helps with ______ (a) fresh scent (b) scrubbing (c) mopping (d) dusting).
16. To clean a sitting room, you should first ______ (a) remove clutter (b) arrange furniture (c) vacuum (d) dust).
17. Beans are rich in ______ (a) proteins (b) carbohydrates (c) fats (d) sugars).
18. The nutrient that helps repair body tissues is ______ (a) protein (b) carbohydrate (c) vitamin (d) mineral).
19. The main use of vitamins in our diet is to support ______ (a) immune function (b) digestion (c) circulation (d) breathing).
20. Homemade cleaning agents are made from ______ (a) natural ingredients (b) chemicals (c) preservatives (d) dyes).
21. The purpose of mopping is to ______ (a) remove dirt (b) clean dishes (c) dust surfaces (d) arrange furniture).
22. A good source of iron is ______ (a) spinach (b) rice (c) mangoes (d) chicken).
23. ______ helps with the digestion process (a) fiber (b) protein (c) vitamin (d) carbohydrate).
24. Proteins are important for ______ (a) tissue repair (b) energy (c) digestion (d) fresh scent).
25. Vitamin A helps to keep our ______ (a) skin healthy (b) teeth strong (c) hair long (d) bones strong).
26. The cleaning agent made from baking soda is used for ______ (a) scrubbing (b) dusting (c) mopping (d) vacuuming).
27. The main benefit of omega-3 fatty acids is ______ (a) heart health (b) bone strength (c) digestion (d) energy).
28. The purpose of dusting is to remove ______ (a) dirt (b) food (c) water (d) stains).
29. Homemade cleaners are often preferred because they are ______ (a) safe and inexpensive (b) dangerous and costly (c) ineffective and harmful (d) chemical-based).
30. Vitamin C helps to ______ (a) boost the immune system (b) build muscles (c) strengthen bones (d) aid digestion).

Part B: Theory Questions

1. What are the main steps involved in cleaning a sitting room?
2. Describe the process of making a homemade cleaning agent using vinegar.
3. List four types of food commonly found in your locality and the nutrients they provide.
4. Explain how carbohydrates benefit the body.
5. Why is it important to use homemade cleaning agents?
6. What role do proteins play in the body?
7. Describe the nutrients found in beans and their benefits.
8. How does fiber aid in digestion?
9. What is the importance of vitamins in our diet?
10. Name two nutrients found in spinach and their benefits.
11. How do omega-3 fatty acids benefit heart health?
12. What are the steps for preparing a lemon juice cleaner?
13. Why is it important to clean the sitting room regularly?
14. How does Vitamin C contribute to health?
15. Describe how proteins help in the repair of body tissues.
16. What is the main benefit of using a vacuum cleaner?
17. How does spinach help with iron levels in the body?
18. What is the purpose of mopping the floor?
19. Explain why it is necessary to remove clutter before cleaning.
20. How do homemade cleaning agents compare to commercial ones?

Part C: True or False Questions

1. True or False: Carbohydrates are the main source of energy in our diet.
2. True or False: Proteins are important for the repair of body tissues.
3. True or False: Mangoes are rich in iron.
4. True or False: Fiber helps to prevent constipation.
5. True or False: Homemade cleaning agents are made from natural ingredients.
6. True or False: A vacuum cleaner is used for dusting surfaces.
7. True or False: Spinach is a good source of Vitamin C.
8. True or False: Beans provide mostly carbohydrates.
9. True or False: Mopping helps to remove dirt from the floor.
10. True or False: Vitamin C helps to keep our skin healthy.

This assessment will help review the topics covered in the first term and gauge pupils’ understanding of Home Economics concepts