Free Printable THIRD TERM EXAMINATION SS 1

1.

The scale used for measuring lengths of up to two decimal places is the

a)

scale of chords

b)

plain scale

c)

.isometric scale

d)

diagonal scale

2.

If the exterior angle of a regular polygon is 72⁰, the polygon is a/an

a)

pentagon

b)

octagon

c)

hexagon

d)

decagon

3.

Which angle can be constructed using a pair of compasses?

a)

170⁰

b)

130⁰

c)

75⁰

d)

20⁰

4.

In the given figure RS gave rise to figure WX .Therefore WX is

a)

A.at infinity

b)

D.extra enlarged

c)

B.enlarge

d)

C.reduced

5.

Which of the following drawing instrument is used to reproduce shapes?

a)

Protractor

b)

Divider

c)

Template

d)

Compass

6.

If a length of 1 metre on land is represented by 2 cm on drawing . what is the ratio of the scale used?

a)

1:100

b)

1:50

c)

1:40

d)

1:20

7.

In the diagram provided, how long is the distance labelled y.

a)

2.95m

b)

2.82m

c)

2.86m

d)

2.28m

8.

1 mm on a scale represents 2 m on a given plan. What is the representative fraction (R.F) of the scale?

a)

1/2

b)

c)

d)

9.

Which of the following is a plane figure?

a)

Pyramid

b)

Cone

c)

Prism

d)

parallelogram

10.

In given the figure, what is the ratio of

the length of the sides C₁B₁ and CB

a)

5:7

b)

4:5

c)

3:4

d)

1:2

11.

The given triangle is

a)

circumscribed

b)

escribed

c)

concentric

d)

eccentric

12.

If the diameter of a circle is 18m, what is

its radius?

a)

9000mm

b)

900mm

c)

1200mm

d)

800mm

13.

Line XX In the given figure is a common

a)

A. bisector

b)

B. normal

c)

C. external tangent

d)

D. internal tangent

14.

Triangles, polygons and quadrilaterals

are classified as........................

a)

A. technical figures

b)

B. inclined figures

c)

C. solid figures

d)

C. plane figures

15.

A horizontal line always makes or forms an angle of.........................

a)

A. 60⁰

b)

B. 90⁰

c)

C. 180⁰

d)

D. 360⁰

16.

point K on the given triangle is the,

a)

apex

b)

centroid

c)

altitude

d)

media

17.

To bisect a line means to................

a)

construct a line

b)

draw a line

c)

make a curved line

d)

divide line into equal parts

18.

Polygons are regular figures with more

than ..........................sides

a)

Seven

b)

Five

c)

six

d)

four

19.

The process of cutting through an object in order to expose its internal content is called......

a)

cutting plane

b)

isometric view

c)

sectioning

d)

sectional view

20.

A pyramid is named according to the

shape of its.........................

a)

width

b)

height

c)

length

d)

base

21.

A tangent to a circle intersects its normal at an angle of

a)

90⁰

b)

60⁰

c)

45⁰

d)

30⁰

22.

Drawing papers are set on the drawing

board with the aid of a.............

a)

hand

b)

tee-square

c)

pencil

d)

French curve

23.

The diagonals of a rhombus bisect each

other at

a)

90⁰

b)

60⁰

c)

45⁰

d)

30⁰

24.

The part of circle bounded by two radii and an arc is known as.

a)

tangent

b)

sector

c)

diameter

d)

chord

25.

Obtuse angle is less than...................

a)

90⁰

b)

50⁰

c)

270⁰

d)

180⁰

26.

A circle is a plane figure, bounded by a curved line known as...............

a)

chord

b)

diameter

c)

circumference

d)

arc

27.

What is the standard unit of measuring angles?

a)

Millimetre

b)

Degree

c)

Centimetres

d)

Frequency

28.

How many centimetres are there in 10 mm?

a)

10 cm

b)

1000 cm

c)

0.10 cm

d)

1 cm

29.

Which of the following has 3 equal sides and 3 equal angles?

a)

equilateral

b)

square

c)

right angle

d)

square

30.

1. Which of these is an not an enlarged scale

.

a)

1:10

b)

2:1

c)

4:1

d)

5:1

31.

......is not an equal ratio

a)

3:3

b)

4:4

c)

2:2

d)

1:2

32.

1. How many arcs are required to bisect an angle?

a)

Six

b)

Five

c)

three

d)

two

33.

A thin long chain line is used to indicate

a)

hatchings

b)

dimensions

c)

centres

d)

breaks

34.

Using of arrow headed lines and numbers /figures to describe a diagram are referred to as...

a)

riveting

b)

construction

c)

dimension

d)

projection

35.

A. circular object in isometric view is shown by drawing a/an

a)

hyperbola

b)

sphere

c)

parabola

d)

ellipse

36.

1. In the given diagram circles F are..

a)

Circumscribed

b)

concentric

c)

eccentric

d)

escribed

37.

Which of the following drawing instrument is used to reproduce shapes?

a)

protractor

b)

divider

c)

template

d)

compass

38.

1. If two circles of different diameters intersect they must have a common

a)

segment

b)

radius

c)

chord

d)

arc

39.

A dash line is used to indicate

a)

hidden sections

b)

dimensions

c)

centres

d)

breaks

40.

A section of a cone cut parallel to the base is called........

a)

square

b)

hyperbola

c)

parabola

d)

circle

41.

The figure below shows the surface development of a truncated

a)

oblique cylinder

b)

right cone

c)

right cylinder

d)

oblique cone

42.

1. Which of the following is the true shape of the section x-x if the object is spherical?

a)

sphere

b)

triangle

c)

ellipse

d)

circle

43.

The line L M shown is used for indicating

a)

dimension lines

b)

hidden details

c)

cutting planes

d)

cutting lines

44.

The given figure shows the three isometric axes, the value of Ѳ is

.

a)

30⁰

b)

45⁰

c)

180⁰

d)

120⁰

45.

One of these is not a pictorial projection?

a)

two-dimension

b)

perspective

c)

oblique

d)

isometric

46.

Which of the following represents the end view of the object whose other views are shown?

a)

b)

c)

d)

47.

The line which divides a circle into two equal parts is known as a

a)

chord

b)

Diameter

c)

Radius

d)

segment

48.

The radius of a circle is..........

a)

half the diameter

b)

the same as the diameter

c)

not related to the diameter

d)

the circumference of the circle

49.

A line which divides a circle into two, but passing the centre of circle is known as......

a)

segment

b)

chord

c)

radius

d)

diameter

50.

Isometric object could also be term

a)

three dimensional

b)

two dimensional

c)

one dimensional

d)

four dimensional

51.

which of these could be used to draw an isometric block

(a)

52.

the angle to the horizontal line for an isometric block is equal to

(a)

53.

1. A right angle is a (a)

54.

The plan of a given figure it (a) view

55.

The set square is place on top of the (a) when draw a cube

56.

The dimension of the title block is

(a)

57.

The title block is located at the (a)

58.

The divider is used to (a)

59.

The compass is use to (a)

60.

The protractor is use to measure (a)

THIRD TERM EXAMINATION SS 1

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