SECTION B

Instructions: Answer any three (3) Questions

1. (a) Define One point Perspective drawing (2 marks)
(b) Use diagram where necessary to differentiate between parallel and vertical lines (3 marks)
(c) Produce the perspective drawing of block G (5 marks)

2. (a) Mention the two classes of glass (2 marks)

(b) Mention any two types of glass and their uses (6 marks)
(c) Name any two stages in glass process. (2 marks)

3. (a) Describe isometric drawing (4 marks)

(b) Describe oblique drawing (4 marks)
(c) Mention the two types of oblique drawing (2 marks)

4. (a) Produce the isometric drawing of block G (5 marks)

(b) Produce the cavalier oblique drawing of block G (5 marks)

5. (a) Define scale drawing in your understanding (2 marks)

(b) Give examples of the following scale (3 marks)
i. Full Scale
ii. Scale reduction
iii. Scale Enlargement
(c) Draw the perspective drawing of block K (5 marks)

K G
5 3

1 6
5

All measurements are in centimeter

(cm)
SECOND TERM COMMON MOCK EXAMINATION 2022/23 ACADEMIC SESSION
Instruction: Answer all questions in section A and any three in section B
Basic Technology
SECTION A: Objectives

1. A stiff, sticky fine-grained earth(soil) that can be moulded when wet, is called _______
(a) clay (b) ceramics (c) kiln (d) concrete (e) cast
2. There are ____ key concepts in timber processing
(a) 3 (b) 4 (c) 5 (d) 6 (e) 7
3. A step by step process of turning raw materials into finished goods best describes _____
(a) Timber processing (b) Metal processing (c) Material processing (d) Wood processing (e) Plastic processing
4. A part of tree cut for the purpose of making furniture is called _____
(a) forest (b) mahogany (c) tree (d) timber (e) fire wood
5. A converted log is called _____
(a) conversion (b) conv-log (c) log (d) ore (e) timber
6. Which of these is a characteristics of ceramics
(a) crystalization (b) durability (c) capilarity (d) viscousity (e) britility
7. Kiln in ceramics is a process of ______
(a) moulding ceramics (b) pre-heating of clay (c) visualisation (d) post heating of clay (e) steel production
8. The cement product we use to join blocks in building is called _____
(a) concrete (b) ceramic (c) mortar (d) steel (e) finishing
9. In glass processing raw materials are heated to about _____ degree Celsius in the blast furnace
(a) 50 (b) 500 (c) 1000 (d) 2000 (e) 5000
10. The process of cooling glass to crystalize is called _____
(a) post heating (b) annealing (c) pyrex (d) reinforcement (e) mould
11. Which of these do we consider when felling trees
(a) age of the tree (b) soil texture (c) using right hand (d) day of the week (e) neatness of axe
12. A type of conversion of wood where parallel cuts are made on wood axis is called _____
(a) Plain sawn (b) half sawn (c) all sawn (d) quarter sawn (e) swamp sawn
13. Open air seasoning is also called _____ seasoning
(a) big (b) natural (c) cheap (d) complex (e) simple
14. The abnormalities in wood that reduce its quality is called _____
(a) char (b) defects (c) effect (d) affect (e) project
15. A type of wood defect that affect trees at a point where branches grow is called _____
(a) cross grain (b) split (c) knot (d) twist (e) bow
16. Defect caused as a result of inexperienced apprentice is classified as ______ defect
(a) axe defects (b) natural defects (c) artificial or seasonal defect (d) home defects (e) factory defects
17. Correcting an already attacked wood is called ______
(a) charring (b) treatment (c) preservation (d) light organic solvent (e) man made
18. Burning the surface of timber to prolong its life is called ______
(a) bush burning (b) charring (c) light organic solvent (d) Air pressure (e) Smelting
19. Metals are extracted as _____
(a) ore (b) calcium carbonate (c) polyvinyl (d) purity substance (e) carbon
20. Further processing of pig iron in metal processing is referred to as
(a) steel production (b) casting (c) finishing (d) filtering (e) alloying
21. The two types of metal forming are _____ and ______
(a) compression and tensile (b) comprehension and tenure (c) compartment and tenant (d) computer and phone
(e) components and tensile
22. Shaping in metal processing means ______
(a) geometrical shape (b) beautification (c) alloying (d) forming (e) casting
23. Which of these is NOT a beautification method in metal processing
(a) buffing (b) alloying (c) lacquering (d) enameling (e) electro-plating
24. The major material for making cement is
(a) limestone (b) lemonstone (c) concrete (d) carbon (e) oxygen
25. The type of glass best for making laboratory equipment is called
(a) coloured glass (b) pyrex glass (c) transluscent glass (d) louvas (e) transparent glass
26. Which of these is NOT a stage of glass processing
(a) crushing and mixing (b) kilning (c) heating (d) forming (e) polishing
27. Generally, we have _____ classes of glass
(a) 4 (b) 3 (c) 2 (d) 1 (e) 5
28. Manomers are names associated with _____
(a) ore (b) glass (c) plastic (d) rubber (e) band
29. The plastic processing method employed for making plastic in commercial quantity is called
(a) compression moulding (b) injection moulding (c) extrusion moulding (d) aqueous moulding (e) normal
moulding
30. Reinforced glass is made primarily for its ______
(a) visualisation (b) beauty (c) improved strength (d) aesthetics (e) luxury
31. Annealing is done to encourage _____
(a) abrasion (b) seasoning (c) anonymity (d) strength (e) crystallization
32. Which of these plastic processing method is best used for making pot handles
(a) calendering (b) injection moulding (c) extrusion moulding (d) compression moulding (e) casting
33. The following are stages of rubber processing EXCEPT
(a) compounding (b) mixing of additives (c) fishing (d) vulcanisation (e) shaping
34. Calendaring is applied to rubber to make it ______
(a) coarse (b) smooth (c) foamy (d) lather (e) humane
35. Which of these is a moulding method of forming ceremics
(a) potters wheel (b) injection moulding (c) casting molding (d) alloying moulding (e) calendaring moulding
36. The major difference between ceramics and rubber is
(a) heat application (b) presence of rubber (c) they all use clay (d) one is red the other is white (e) they are the
same
37. In abuilding project, the cement product used for join blocks is called
(a) cement (b) mortar (c) pestle (d) sickle (e) mason
38. The difference between concrete and sandcrete is the addition of _____ to concrete
(a) addition of water (b) mixing of sand (c) aggregate (d) cement (e) blocks
39. The glass product used for car screens is commonly called
(a) rubber glass (b) paint glass (c) motor class (d) safety glass (e) heavy duty glass
40. Rubber is a product of rubber tree extracted as
(a) bark (b) heavea (c) polyvinyl (d) trunks (e) latex
41. In Isometric drawing, receding lines are drawn at ______ degree
42. One principle of plastic processing is _____
43. A method of processing plastic is ______
44. Synthetic rubber accounts for _____ % of the rubber today
45. Rubber is gotten under the _____ of a rubber tree
46. ______ is a type plastic that burns to char
47. ______ is a type of plastic that melts when heated
48. A five sided polygon is called _______
49. Four sided polygons are called _______
50. One unsafe action that can cause accident in the workshop is _______