First Term Mid Term Test Home Economics Primary 4 First Term Lesson Notes Week 7

Home Economics Primary 4 First Term Mid-Term Assessment

Week:

7

Duration:

1 hour

Part A: Objective Questions

Instructions: Fill in the blanks with the correct answer from the options provided.

1. Home Economics is the study of __________.
   a) Animals
   b) Home management
   c) Sports
   d) History
2. Knitting involves using __________ to create fabric.
   a) Crochet hooks
   b) Needles
   c) Scissors
   d) Rulers
3. __________ is used to make fabric by interlocking loops with a hook.
   a) Knitting
   b) Crocheting
   c) Sewing
   d) Weaving
4. The process of creating fabric by interlocking loops of yarn with needles is known as __________.
   a) Crocheting
   b) Knitting
   c) Cutting
   d) Gluing
5. Tools used for crocheting include __________.
   a) Needles
   b) Hooks
   c) Rulers
   d) Scissors
6. The primary purpose of __________ is to manage home resources effectively.
   a) Science
   b) Mathematics
   c) Home Economics
   d) Social Studies
7. Examples of knitted articles include __________.
   a) Blankets
   b) Paintings
   c) Tables
   d) Chairs
8. __________ is used to create fabric by pulling yarn through loops.
   a) Crocheting
   b) Knitting
   c) Drawing
   d) Painting
9. The function of food includes __________.
   a) Decoration
   b) Entertainment
   c) Growth and repair
   d) Cleaning
10. __________ are tools used to sew fabric together.
    a) Scissors
    b) Needles
    c) Brushes
    d) Pencils
11. The meaning of food is __________.
    a) Something to eat
    b) A type of clothing
    c) A piece of furniture
    d) A building
12. __________ are items used for making fabric through sewing techniques.
    a) Computers
    b) Kitchen tools
    c) Sewing tools
    d) Garden tools
13. The importance of Home Economics includes __________.
    a) Managing personal finances
    b) Playing sports
    c) Watching TV
    d) Reading novels
14. An example of a crocheted article is a __________.
    a) Towel
    b) Sweater
    c) Chair
    d) Table
15. __________ is a method of creating fabric by making interlocking loops with a needle.
    a) Knitting
    b) Crocheting
    c) Drawing
    d) Painting
16. Examples of kitchen equipment include __________.
    a) Forks
    b) Spoons
    c) Blenders
    d) Books
17. The __________ is used for making yarn into fabric by pulling it through loops.
    a) Needle
    b) Thread
    c) Hook
    d) Scissors
18. The six classes of food include __________.
    a) Vegetables
    b) Fruits
    c) Proteins
    d) All of the above
19. The term __________ refers to tools used in cooking and preparing food.
    a) Kitchen utensils
    b) Knitting needles
    c) Sewing machines
    d) Sports equipment
20. __________ is used to make a blanket.
    a) Painting
    b) Knitting
    c) Drawing
    d) Writing
21. A __________ is a basic tool used for both knitting and crocheting.
    a) Scissors
    b) Brush
    c) Needle
    d) Hook
22. __________ refers to the process of making fabric using a single tool.
    a) Knitting
    b) Sewing
    c) Crocheting
    d) Weaving
23. An example of a knitted item is a __________.
    a) Blanket
    b) Cup
    c) Pillow
    d) Plate
24. The purpose of food includes __________.
    a) Decoration
    b) Growth and repair
    c) Entertainment
    d) Cleaning
25. __________ refers to the study of managing home resources.
    a) Physics
    b) Home Economics
    c) Chemistry
    d) Biology
26. A __________ is used for making clothes by sewing.
    a) Knitting needle
    b) Sewing machine
    c) Hammer
    d) Pencil
27. __________ refers to the process of making fabric with loops and yarn.
    a) Crocheting
    b) Writing
    c) Cooking
    d) Reading
28. An article that can be made by crocheting is a __________.
    a) Towel
    b) Scarf
    c) Spoon
    d) Plate
29. __________ is a tool used for knitting.
    a) Hook
    b) Needle
    c) Ruler
    d) Pencil
30. The meaning of a __________ is an item used to prepare or cook food.
    a) Kitchen tool
    b) Book
    c) Chair
    d) Bed

Part B: Theory Questions

Instructions: Write short answers to the following questions.

1. Define Home Economics.
2. List three examples of articles made by knitting.
3. Name two tools used for crocheting.
4. What is the difference between knitting and crocheting?
5. Describe the purpose of food in our diet.
6. What are the six classes of food? Give one example of each.
7. Explain the function of a crochet hook.
8. How do you care for kitchen utensils?
9. List three examples of kitchen equipment and their uses.
10. What is the purpose of Home Economics in managing home resources?
11. Name two articles made by sewing.
12. Explain how knitting needles are used in creating fabric.
13. What is the role of yarn in crocheting?
14. How can you identify a knitted article from a crocheted one?
15. What are some careers related to Home Economics?
16. Describe one type of food and its main nutrient.
17. How are knitting and crocheting different from each other?
18. List three kitchen utensils and their functions.
19. Define the term “nutrition” in relation to food.
20. Explain the importance of using proper kitchen equipment.

Part C: True or False Questions

Instructions: Indicate whether the statement is True or False.

1. Knitting uses a single hook to create fabric. (True/False)
2. Crocheting involves interlocking loops with two needles. (True/False)
3. Yarn is the primary material used in both knitting and crocheting. (True/False)
4. The main function of food is to decorate plates. (True/False)
5. A sweater can be made by knitting. (True/False)
6. Kitchen utensils are used for cooking and preparing food. (True/False)
7. Home Economics does not include the management of home resources. (True/False)
8. Crocheting and knitting can both produce scarves. (True/False)
9. A crochet hook is used in knitting. (True/False)
10. The six classes of food include carbohydrates, proteins, and vitamins. (True/False)

This assessment will help evaluate pupils’ understanding of Home Economics topics covered so far.