Revision of All Topics Covered – Basic Technology (JSS 3, First Term)
Revision and Review Test Questions Basic Technology JSS 3 First Term
Class: JSS 3
Subject: Basic Technology
Term: First Term
Duration: 1 Hour
Part A: Review and Revision – 20 FAQs with Answers
- What is wood seasoning?
- It is the process of drying wood to remove moisture.
- Why do we process rubber?
- To make products like tires and gloves.
- What is a manufactured board?
- It is a board made from compressed wood particles or fibers.
- What is an isometric drawing?
- It is a 3D drawing where angles are set at 30 degrees.
- What is the purpose of varnish?
- It protects wood from moisture and damage.
- What are alloys?
- Alloys are made by mixing two or more metals.
- What is a blueprint?
- It is a detailed drawing of a building plan.
- Why is conversion important in wood processing?
- It helps turn logs into boards.
- What does a north arrow on a plan indicate?
- It shows the direction of north.
- What is the difference between 1st and 3rd angle projection?
- In 1st angle, the object is between the viewer and the plane; in 3rd angle, the plane is between the object and the viewer.
- What is a floor plan?
- It shows the layout of rooms from a top view.
- What is plastic molding?
- It is shaping plastic into products like bottles.
- What does an elevation show?
- It shows the front or side view of a building.
- What are ceramics made from?
- They are made from clay and sand.
- Why is blueprint reading important?
- It helps workers understand how to build structures.
- What is perspective drawing?
- It shows objects with depth, using a vanishing point.
- What is the use of rubber?
- It is used to make tires and rubber bands.
- What is oblique drawing?
- It shows objects at a 45-degree angle.
- What is wood preservation?
- It protects wood from insects and rot.
- Why are scale drawings important?
- They make large objects fit onto paper with accurate proportions.
Part B: Objective Questions – 20 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions with Options
- A __________ board is made from wood particles.
(a) Metal (b) Plastic (c) Manufactured (d) Alloy - __________ is the process of removing moisture from wood.
(a) Conversion (b) Preservation (c) Seasoning (d) Molding - A __________ view shows the front of a building.
(a) Floor plan (b) Section (c) Elevation (d) Isometric - An __________ drawing uses 30-degree angles.
(a) Oblique (b) Orthographic (c) Isometric (d) Scale - Alloys are made by mixing __________.
(a) Plastics (b) Metals (c) Wood (d) Rubber - A __________ shows the top view of a building layout.
(a) Floor plan (b) Elevation (c) Section (d) Projection - __________ is used to protect wood from damage.
(a) Varnish (b) Plastic (c) Glass (d) Alloy - __________ is a process used to shape plastic products.
(a) Casting (b) Molding (c) Welding (d) Seasoning - A __________ arrow shows building orientation.
(a) North (b) South (c) East (d) West - A __________ is made from clay and sand.
(a) Plastic (b) Ceramic (c) Rubber (d) Glass - Which drawing uses vanishing points?
(a) Orthographic (b) Isometric (c) Perspective (d) Scale - __________ drawings show multiple views of an object.
(a) Perspective (b) Isometric (c) Orthographic (d) Oblique - __________ is used to make car tires.
(a) Plastic (b) Rubber (c) Metal (d) Alloy - Which material is transparent and brittle?
(a) Plastic (b) Glass (c) Rubber (d) Wood - __________ drawings reduce or enlarge objects.
(a) Scale (b) Oblique (c) Isometric (d) Perspective - __________ helps protect wood from insects and fungi.
(a) Paint (b) Varnish (c) Preservation (d) Alloy - __________ symbols are used to show electrical outlets.
(a) Circle (b) Triangle (c) Square (d) Quarter circle - __________ is the process of turning logs into boards.
(a) Seasoning (b) Conversion (c) Molding (d) Felling - __________ boards are stronger than natural wood.
(a) Plastic (b) Manufactured (c) Rubber (d) Alloy - __________ helps builders read construction plans.
(a) Blueprint reading (b) Scale drawing (c) Molding (d) Projection
Part C: Theory Questions – 20 Short Answer Questions
- Define wood conversion.
- What is the purpose of varnish?
- Mention two uses of ceramics.
- What is a manufactured board?
- What is a north arrow used for?
- How is plastic molded?
- What is a blueprint?
- Explain wood seasoning.
- Draw an isometric view of a cube.
- What is the difference between 1st and 3rd angle projection?
- List two products made from rubber.
- What is the purpose of a floor plan?
- What are alloys made from?
- Describe oblique drawing.
- What is the use of rubber in transportation?
- Why is blueprint reading important?
- What is a ceramic?
- What is an elevation?
- How do we preserve wood?
- Define perspective drawing.
Part D: True or False Questions – 20 Statements
- Manufactured boards are made from wood particles. (True/False)
- Glass is used to make car tires. (True/False)
- A floor plan shows the layout of a building. (True/False)
- Molding is used to shape plastics. (True/False)
- Orthographic drawings show objects in 3D. (True/False)
- Rubber is used to make tires. (True/False)
- Seasoning helps reduce moisture in wood. (True/False)
- Varnish is used to protect wood. (True/False)
- A north arrow shows the position of windows. (True/False)
- Perspective drawings use vanishing points. (True/False)
- Elevation views show the top view of buildings. (True/False)
- Alloys are made by mixing metals. (True/False)
- Oblique drawings use 45-degree angles. (True/False)
- Scale drawings reduce large objects. (True/False)
- Blueprint reading is important for builders. (True/False)
- Ceramics are made from sand and clay. (True/False)
- Plastic is used to make windows. (True/False)
- Conversion turns logs into boards. (True/False)
- Orthographic projections show multiple views. (True/False)
- Rubber products are brittle. (True/False)
Part E: Fill-in-the-Gap Questions (No Options)
- __________ is used to protect wood.
- An __________ shows a 3D view of an object.
- __________ is made by mixing metals.
- A __________ plan shows room layouts.
- The __________ arrow shows building direction.
- __________ is a brittle, transparent material.
- __________ is used to shape plastic products.
- A __________ drawing uses vanishing points.
- __________ symbols show electrical outlets.
- __________ helps reduce moisture in wood.
- __________ drawings show the front or side of buildings.
- A __________ reduces large objects to fit paper.
- __________ boards are stronger than natural wood.
- __________ is used to make car tires.
- __________ reading helps workers understand building plans.
- A __________ shows multiple views of an object.
- __________ protects wood from insects.
- __________ drawings use 45-degree angles.
- A __________ product is made from rubber.
- __________ turns logs into boards.
This revision guide ensures students are well-prepared for the final term assessment.