JSS 1 Home Economics Second Term Examination

Examination Instructions for Teachers and Students

Instructions for Teachers:

  1. Ensure all students are seated properly before distributing question papers.
  2. Read out the instructions clearly before students begin.
  3. Monitor students closely to prevent exam malpractice.
  4. Ensure that all students submit their answer sheets before leaving.
  5. Mark the scripts fairly and provide feedback.

Instructions for Students:

  1. Write your full name, class, and subject on your answer sheet.
  2. Read all instructions and questions carefully before answering.
  3. Answer all questions within the given time.
  4. Do not communicate with others during the exam.
  5. Any form of cheating will lead to disqualification.

PART A: 

  1. The two major types of families are __ and __.
    a) Small and large
    b) Nuclear and extended
    c) Rich and poor
    d) Happy and sad

  2. The family members that live together in a nuclear family are __.
    a) Parents and children
    b) Grandparents and children
    c) Friends and neighbors
    d) Teacher and students

  3. The extended family includes __.
    a) Only father and mother
    b) Parents and their children
    c) Grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins
    d) Students in a school

  4. A home is a place where people __.
    a) Live together
    b) Do business
    c) Buy and sell
    d) Travel

  5. One major difference between a house and a home is that __.
    a) A house is a structure while a home is where people feel safe
    b) A home is only for children
    c) A house has no doors
    d) A house is always small

  6. Domestic violence means __.
    a) Love and care in a family
    b) Respect among family members
    c) Any harmful act done to a family member
    d) Sharing food in the family

  7. One way to care for the family house is by __.
    a) Destroying the furniture
    b) Keeping it clean and tidy
    c) Throwing trash everywhere
    d) Burning the curtains

  8. Waste should be properly __ to prevent pollution.
    a) Stored
    b) Disposed
    c) Collected
    d) Bought

  9. One example of homemade cleaning agents is __.
    a) Vinegar
    b) Salt
    c) Sugar
    d) Palm oil

  10. The agency responsible for checking the quality of food and drugs in Nigeria is __.
    a) NAFDAC
    b) EFCC
    c) WHO
    d) NTA


PART B: Theory Questions 

  1. What is a family?
  2. Name two types of families.
  3. What is a nuclear family?
  4. Give three examples of extended family members.
  5. Define a home.
  6. Mention three things that make a home comfortable.
  7. What is the difference between a house and a home?
  8. Give two examples of domestic violence.
  9. Why is it important to keep our homes clean?
  10. List two materials used for house cleaning.


PART C: 

(Write “True” if the statement is correct and “False” if it is incorrect.)

  1. A nuclear family consists of father, mother, and children. __
  2. A house is always the same as a home. __
  3. Keeping a home clean helps prevent diseases. __
  4. Domestic violence is a good way to discipline children. __
  5. Waste disposal is the process of removing trash. __
  6. Vinegar can be used as a cleaning agent. __
  7. NAFDAC is responsible for regulating television stations. __
  8. Needs are things a family must have to survive. __
  9. Making decisions is not important in family life. __
  10. Family goals help in planning the future. __


PART D: 

  1. The two main types of families are __ and __.
  2. A home should be __ and __ for people to live comfortably.
  3. The agency responsible for checking the quality of food and drugs is __.
  4. Keeping our environment clean prevents __ and __.
  5. One example of a homemade cleaning agent is __.
  6. A goal is something a family plans to __.
  7. __ is the process of choosing between two or more options.
  8. Family standards help to __ and __ family decisions.
  9. A home must have __, __, and __ to be comfortable.
  10. Waste can be disposed of by __ or __.

JSS 1 Home Economics Second Term Examination

Examination Instructions for Teachers and Students

Instructions for Teachers:

  1. Ensure all students are seated properly before distributing question papers.
  2. Read out the instructions clearly before students begin.
  3. Monitor students closely to prevent exam malpractice.
  4. Ensure that all students submit their answer sheets before leaving.
  5. Mark the scripts fairly and provide feedback.

Instructions for Students:

  1. Write your full name, class, and subject on your answer sheet.
  2. Read all instructions and questions carefully before answering.
  3. Answer all questions within the given time.
  4. Do not communicate with others during the exam.
  5. Any form of cheating will lead to disqualification.

PART A: Objective Questions 

(Choose the correct option a, b, c, or d.)

  1. The process of keeping the home clean every day is called __.
    a) Weekly cleaning
    b) Annual cleaning
    c) Daily cleaning
    d) Monthly cleaning

  2. One reason for cleaning the family house is to __.
    a) Make it dirty
    b) Prevent sickness
    c) Invite insects
    d) Waste money

  3. The tools used for cleaning the house include __.
    a) Books and pens
    b) Brooms and mops
    c) Chairs and tables
    d) Shoes and bags

  4. Waste disposal means __.
    a) Throwing waste on the floor
    b) Keeping waste in the room
    c) Removing waste properly
    d) Playing with waste

  5. Homemade cleaning agents are __.
    a) Expensive
    b) Cheaper than store-bought ones
    c) More harmful than chemicals
    d) Never effective

  6. Cosmetics are products used for __.
    a) Cooking
    b) Cleaning
    c) Beautifying the body
    d) Writing

  7. One example of a cosmetic product is __.
    a) Rice
    b) Powder
    c) Plate
    d) Book

  8. The agency responsible for checking the quality of cosmetics in Nigeria is __.
    a) EFCC
    b) WHO
    c) NAFDAC
    d) INEC

  9. Family needs are things that __.
    a) Families can live without
    b) Families must have to survive
    c) Are always expensive
    d) Are only for rich people

  10. Family goals help to __.
    a) Guide future plans
    b) Waste money
    c) Buy unnecessary things
    d) Destroy family relationships

  11. __ is the act of making choices in the family.
    a) Playing
    b) Decision-making
    c) Fighting
    d) Sleeping

  12. One example of a simple family decision is __.
    a) Choosing what to eat for dinner
    b) Building a house alone
    c) Buying a car without agreement
    d) Ignoring family members

  13. A good family decision is one that __.
    a) Favors one person only
    b) Benefits all family members
    c) Causes fights
    d) Wastes money

  14. The first step in making a decision is __.
    a) Ignoring the problem
    b) Identifying the problem
    c) Sleeping on it
    d) Asking strangers

  15. A standard is a __ set by a family.
    a) Price
    b) Rule
    c) House
    d) Book

  16. Family goals and standards help in __.
    a) Wasting resources
    b) Managing resources wisely
    c) Buying unnecessary things
    d) Fighting among family members

  17. One way to manage family resources well is by __.
    a) Wasting food
    b) Budgeting
    c) Spending carelessly
    d) Keeping money at home

  18. Which of these is NOT a family need?
    a) Shelter
    b) Water
    c) Food
    d) Toys

  19. Which of these is NOT a step in decision-making?
    a) Identifying the problem
    b) Sleeping on it
    c) Considering options
    d) Choosing the best option

  20. One way to reduce waste at home is by __.
    a) Throwing things away quickly
    b) Using items wisely
    c) Burning all waste
    d) Buying unnecessary things


PART B: Theory Questions 

  1. Name three tools used for cleaning the house.
  2. What does waste disposal mean?
  3. List two examples of homemade cleaning agents.
  4. What is a cosmetic product?
  5. Give one example of a cosmetic product.
  6. What does NAFDAC stand for?
  7. Why is it important to have family goals?
  8. Define decision-making.
  9. Give two examples of simple family decisions.
  10. What is the first step in decision-making?


PART C: True or False 

  1. Cleaning the house prevents sickness. __
  2. Waste disposal means keeping waste inside the house. __
  3. Vinegar can be used as a cleaning agent. __
  4. Powder is an example of a cosmetic product. __
  5. NAFDAC is responsible for regulating television stations. __
  6. Family goals are not important. __
  7. Decision-making helps a family choose wisely. __
  8. Standards are rules set by the family. __
  9. Good decision-making leads to family problems. __
  10. Family needs include food, shelter, and water. __


PART D: Fill-in-the-Gap Questions 

  1. The process of keeping the home clean every day is called __.
  2. One reason for cleaning the family house is to __.
  3. The tools used for cleaning the house include __.
  4. Waste disposal means __.
  5. One example of a homemade cleaning agent is __.
  6. Cosmetics are products used for __.
  7. One example of a cosmetic product is __.
  8. The agency responsible for checking the quality of cosmetics in Nigeria is __.
  9. Family needs are things that __.
  10. A standard is a __ set by a family.

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