Basic Science Jss 3 First Term Examination Questions

EXAMINATION
CLASS: SS3B
TIME: 2 HOURS


NAME: Andrew Momah
Instructions:

  • Answer all questions in this section.
  • Each question is followed by four options lettered A to D. Choose the correct option and shade the answer space on your answer sheet.
  • Do all rough work on the question paper.

SECTION A (OBJECTIVE)

  1. A material that has high resistance to heat would:

    A. conduct electricity
    B. not conduct heat
    C. have energy
    D. allow heat to pass through

  2. A fluorescent bulb converts energy to:

    A. Heat/light energy
    B. Kinetic/electrical energy
    C. Electric/light energy
    D. Mechanic/potential energy

  3. Trees for timber are commonly found in the:

    A. Rainforest zone
    B. Free areas
    C. Forest reserve
    D. All of the above

  4. What type of conversion involves cutting wood across the growth ring?

    A. Plain
    B. Panelling
    C. Rift
    D. Quarter

  5. Which of these is referred to as the living layer in a timber?

    A. Log
    B. Bark
    C. Veneer
    D. Cambium

  6. All except one is not a function of preservatives on timber:

    A. Conduct electricity
    B. Not conduct heat
    C. Have energy
    D. Allow heat to pass through

  7. What type of seasoning is considered better because it can be regulated?

    A. Natural seasoning
    B. Kiln seasoning
    C. Preservation
    D. Shaping

  8. What type of maintenance is required when an engine is making a strange noise?

    A. Preventive
    B. Predictive
    C. Corrective
    D. General

  9. All except one is not a property of ceramic:

    A. Toughness
    B. Hardness
    C. Brittleness
    D. Heat resistance

  10. Which of the following is a non-ferrous metal used for high tension electric wire?

A. Silver
B. Cast iron
C. Copper
D. None of the above


Good luck!

First Term Examination: Basic Science Topics for JSS 3 Basic Science JSS 3 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12

SECTION A (OBJECTIVE)

  1. A plastic material which cannot be melted and remoulded is known as:

A. Thermoplastic
B. Thermocouple
C. Thermoset
D. Tool plastics

  1. Which of the following is used to produce bronze alloy?

A. Aluminum
B. Tin
C. Steel
D. Brass

  1. The core conductors for house wiring are usually made of:

A. Aluminum
B. Brass
C. Copper
D. Iron

  1. All except one is not an artificial defect:

A. Check
B. Twist
C. Heart shake
D. Warping

  1. If a wood sample of 120kg weighs 80kg after seasoning, what is the percentage moisture content?

A. 32.5%
B. 30%
C. 40%
D. 50%

  1. The process of treating rubber with sulphur and other chemicals to become stronger is called:

A. Wood defects
B. Treatment
C. Seasoning
D. Vulcanization

  1. Which of these is not needed in the first aid box?

A. Iodine
B. Aspirin
C. Stethoscope
D. Dettol

  1. Which of the following properties does not identify Hardwood?

A. Broad leaves
B. Shed their leaves
C. Complex cellular structure
D. Dicot

  1. A way of rendering wood immune to defects and insects is:

A. Aesthetic purpose
B. Durability
C. Repel insects
D. None of the above

  1. _____ is the process of cutting logs into marketable sizes.

A. Preservation
B. Conversion
C. Planing
D. Shrinkage

  1. A panel saw is mainly used to cut wood:

A. Along the grain
B. Across the grain
C. Along and across the grain
D. None of the above

  1. The ability of metal to be drawn or stretched is known as:

A. Ductility
B. Soldering
C. Elasticity
D. Density

  1. The process of removing excess water or moisture from timber is known as:

A. Seasoning
B. Mending
C. Vulcanization
D. Polishing

  1. _____ wood possesses properties such as shedding its leaves.

A. Cedar
B. Hardwood
C. Redwood
D. Softwood

  1. _____ is the thin sheet obtained from wood.

A. Chipboard
B. Veneer
C. Plyboard
D. MDF


What is desertification?

SECTION A (OBJECTIVE)

  1. _____ is a heavy metallic platform regarded as the metal workbench:

A. Tong
B. Anvil
C. Fuller
D. Metal Lathe

  1. Brass is an alloy made from zinc and:

A. Gold
B. Silver
C. Copper
D. Bronze

  1. Which of the following is used for marking and testing squareness or right angles?

A. Steel square
B. Protractor
C. Sliding bevel
D. Steel rule

  1. The following are products of plastic except:

A. Buckets
B. Car battery cases
C. China ware
D. Shopping bags

  1. Which of these is not an iron ore?

A. Hematite
B. Limonite
C. Magnetite
D. Thermocouple

  1. The sample of drawing shown below is in projection:

A. Orthographic
B. Plane figure
C. Oblique drawing
D. Isometric

  1. A pictorial drawing where two axes or views of the solid shape are drawn at 30° to the plane is:

A. Orthographic
B. Plane figure
C. Oblique drawing
D. Isometric

  1. Micrometer screw gauge is used for:

A. Cutting this metal
B. Drilling
C. Measuring thickness
D. Holding small metal

  1. Solder is an alloy of Tin and:

A. Cast iron
B. Lead
C. Carbon
D. Zinc

  1. Which of the following products is made from plastic?

A. Balloon
B. Bicycle tube
C. Engine belts
D. Car bumper

  1. Which of the following is not a method of processing ceramic?

A. Casting
B. Potter’s wheel
C. Coil pot
D. Hand pinch

  1. Thermal insulation describes the ability of ceramics to withstand:

A. Force
B. Heat
C. Load
D. Tension

  1. All except one is not a woodworking holding tool:

A. Bench vice
B. F clamp
C. Center punch
D. Sash clamp

  1. One of these is not an advantage of wood in making engineering tools handles:

A. Durability
B. Lightweight
C. Strength
D. Expensive


SECTION A (OBJECTIVE)

  1. Cassiterite is an alloy of which of the following elements?

A. Magnesium
B. Tin
C. Aluminum
D. Steel

  1. Which of the following is not a measuring tool?

A. Vernier caliper
B. Micrometer screw gauge
C. Inside and outside caliper
D. Scriber

  1. Which of the following is not a positive impact of technology in society?

A. Global Warming
B. Improved transportation system
C. Improved household gadgets
D. Improved information system

  1. Which of the following is not a career prospect in technology?

A. Optician
B. Civil Engineering
C. Management science
D. Information communication technology

  1. Aluminum is suitable for manufacturing cooking utensils due to its:

A. Attractiveness
B. High density
C. Low density
D. Heat conductivity

  1. _____ is a career prospect in engineering that involves inspection, repair, and service of vehicles.

A. Transport
B. Mechanical
C. Aeronautic
D. Automobile

  1. A pair of compasses is required to perform these tasks, except to:

A. Construct circles
B. Draw arcs
C. Bisect angles/lines
D. Measure angles

  1. An angle greater than 90° but less than 180° is a/an:

A. Acute angle
B. Complimentary angle
C. Obtuse angle
D. Reflex angle

  1. Which of these is an acute angle?

A. 30°
B. 45°
C. 60°
D. 90°

  1. The triangle represented below can have how many lines of symmetry?

A. Four
B. Three
C. Two
D. No line of symmetry

  1. If the diagram below indicates isometric axes, what is the value of the angle?

A. 75°
B. 30°
C. 110°
D. 120°

  1. Which of the following is not a method of wood conversion?

A. Plain sawing
B. Crosscut sawing
C. Rift sawing
D. Quarter sawing


Good luck!

SECTION A (OBJECTIVE)

  1. All except one is not a method of processing steel:

A. Bessemer Converter method
B. Blast furnace method
C. Electric Arc
D. Open hearth furnace

  1. The hardness of steel is determined by:

A. Quantity of steel
B. Alloying material
C. Carbon content
D. Tempering

  1. Which of these is not a type of glass?

A. Sheet
B. Annealing
C. Reinforced
D. Fibre

  1. _____ is a metal that opposes easy flow of electricity.

A. Aluminum
B. Nichrome
C. Brass
D. Steel

  1. The process of heating and sharp-cooling a metal is known as:

A. Tempering
B. Forming
C. Malleability
D. Coating

  1. Which of these is not a method of processing plastic?

A. Injection
B. Coating
C. Extrusion
D. Blasting

  1. Release of toxic chemicals to the atmosphere is a disadvantage of:

A. Moulding
B. Potter’s wheel
C. Smelting
D. Glazing

  1. Which of the following is not a feature of perspective drawing?

A. Vanishing point
B. Station point
C. Horizon line
D. Sections

  1. Cast iron is produced in a ______ furnace.

A. Bessemer converter
B. Electric arc
C. Cupola
D. Reverberated


SECTION B

Answer Question One and Any Other Two in this part.


SECTION A

  1. Draw a title block with the following information:
    • (i) Name
    • (ii) Class
    • (iii) Title
    • (iv) Scale
    • (v) Date
  2. Draw the isometric block above in oblique projection to full scale (1:1).

SECTION B

  1. Mention two types of orthographic projection, draw their symbols.
  2. Define the following:
    • (i) Felling
    • (ii) Wood Conversion
    • (iii) Wood Seasoning
  3. Define wood preservative, give two examples.
  4. State four importance of wood seasoning.
  5. A sample of wood weighs 100g after seasoning. If it has 40% moisture content, calculate the wet weight.

SECTION C

  1. (a) Mention/explain five (5) properties of metals.

    (b) State two differences between glass and ceramics.

    (c) State four uses of ceramics.

    (d) What is annealing?


SECTION D

  1. (a) Explain the difference between ferrous and non-ferrous metals, giving 4 examples of each.

    (b) Describe the following terms in metal:

    • (i) Smelting
    • (ii) Casting
    • (iii) Forming
  2. In processing pig iron, coke serves _______ while limestone serves ________.
  3. Define alloy.
  4. Describe four alloys under these headings:
  • Alloy Name
  • Metals
  • Use

Good luck with your exam!