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Review Quiz

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Carpentry?

a)

science of timber

b)

trade or art of creating things from wood

c)

study of the woods

d)

preservation of forests

2.

Which of the following characteristics belong to a carpenter?

a)

Analytical

b)

Fickle-minded

c)

Careless

d)

Negligent

3.

Choose a career opportunity in carpentry.

a)

Foreman

b)

Plumber

c)

Electrical Technician

d)

Layout Artist

4.

A Trim Carpenter _________________

a)

is tasked to build mechanical work such as doors or windows by molding or trimming.

b)

is tasked to build ornamental works such as doors or windows by molding or trimming.

c)

is tasked to build ornamental works such as doors or windows by creating and claying.

d)

is tasked not to build ornamental works such as doors or windows by molding or trimming.

5.

Why is Green Carpentry important?

a)

because you can earn a lot of money in this caree

b)

because you can learn a lot of things about the environment

c)

because humans need to do their part in protecting the environment in every way possible

d)

because humans need to do their part in destroying the environment in every way possible

6.

What is a material?

a)

component of a thing

b)

composition of a thing

c)

coordination of a thing

d)

cooperation of a thing

7.

Which of the following tools are boring tools?

a)

rip-saw

b)

mallet

c)

drill bit

d)

c-clamp

8.

Which of the following are preventive maintenance activities?

a)

signing as a requestor

b)

calibration of measuring instruments

c)

inspecting the tools upon arrival

d)

reporting the damage

9.

Which drafting technique would you use in order to create a detailed presentation of the measurements on an object?

a)

Sketching

b)

Orthographic

c)

Isometric

d)

Alphabet of lines

10.

Which drafting technique would you use in order to present the actual feature of the object in three dimensions?

a)

Sketching

b)

Orthographic

c)

Isometric

d)

Alphabet of lines

11.

What do you call the collective term for the lines and symbols which are used in order to communicate different features?

a)

Sketching

b)

Orthographic

c)

Isometric

d)

Alphabet of lines

12.

A carpenter wants to show to a client his best designs of a table. What would he prefer to show?

a)

Sketch

b)

Orthographic

c)

Drafting

d)

Isometric

13.

What is Horticulture?

a)

It is the art of planting crops and animal raising for livestock production

b)

It is the science and art of growing, caring, and selling flowers, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and ornamentals.

c)

It is the discipline of growing, caring, and selling of different fruits and vegetables for food security.

d)

It is the science of creating new technologies in planting flowers, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and ornamentals.

14.

What is a tool?

a)

an invention which makes manual work faster, easier, and safer.

b)

an accessory commonly attached to working animals and machinery.

c)

a powered machine used to pull farm implements in large area soil preparation.

d)

it is to preserve and keep something in good condition

15.

What is an equipment?

a)

an invention which makes manual work faster, easier, and safer.

b)

an accessory commonly attached to working animals and machinery.

c)

a powered machine used to pull farm implements in large area soil preparation.

d)

it is to preserve and keep something in good condition.

16.

What is a farm implement?

a)

an invention which makes manual work faster, easier, and safer.

b)

an accessory commonly attached to working animals and machinery.

c)

a powered machine used to pull farm implements in large area soil preparation.

d)

it is to preserve and keep something in good condition.

17.

What is maintenance?

a)

a powered machine used to pull farm implement in large area soil preparation.

b)

it is to preserve and keep something in good condition.

c)

an invention which makes manual work faster, easier, and safer.

d)

an accessory commonly attached to working animals and machinery.

18.

What is NOT the importance of care and maintenance of tools and equipment?

a)

prevents worker hazard

b)

reduce costs

c)

more yield of crops

d)

teaches work ethics

19.

Adam needs to transfer compost materials from their house to the compost heap. Which of the following can best help him?

a)

four wheel tractor

b)

hand tractor

c)

wheelbarrow

d)

rotavator

20.

Carla needs to water her delicate flowers. Which of the following can she use?

a)

sprayer

b)

water pump

c)

water pail

d)

sprinkler

21.

Ester wants to remove unwanted leaves from her flowers. What tool can best help her?

a)

bolo

b)

pruning shears

c)

sickle

d)

axe

22.

Gerald needs to pulverize the soil in her field. Which of the following can he use to perform soil preparation in a large area of land?

a)

hand tractor

b)

plow

c)

harrow

d)

four wheel tractor

23.

Irene’s vegetables are in need of a water source. The drought is unbearable and cannot be resolved by manual watering. Which of the following can she use to create a source of water for her farm?

a)

water pump

b)

water pail

c)

watering can

d)

water hose

24.

Are you having fun?

a)

Yes

b)

No

25.

Kenneth wants to maintain his bolo however, he is having difficulty in sharpening because his one hand is holding the tool while the other is sharpening. What maintaining material must he use?

a)

lubricant oil

b)

bench vise

c)

mill file

d)

sandpaper

26.

Why are tools, implements, and equipment important in horticulture operations?

a)

They help increased yield of fruits and vegetables.

b)

They reduce the cost of labor.

c)

They make manual work efficient.

d)

They prevent health hazards.

27.

How are tools different from implements and equipment?

a)

Tools are hand held while implement and equipment are complicated.

b)

Tools are used in small area operations while implements and equipment are for large scale operations.

c)

Tools are efficient while implements and equipment are costly as it requires gasoline.

d)

Tools are easily maintained while implements and equipment are difficult to maintain.

28.

What is estimation?

a)

a mathematical process that involves the fundamental operations.

b)

a rough calculation of value based on incomplete, uncertain, or unstable data.

c)

a mathematical process that determines the size or number of something.

d)

activities conducted or operations done in order to attain the desired goal of the farmer or business owner.

29.

What is calculation?

a)

a mathematical process that involves the fundamental operations.

b)

a rough calculation of value based on incomplete, uncertain, or unstable data.

c)

a mathematical process that determines the size or number of something.

d)

activities conducted or operations done in order to attain the desired goal of the farmer or business owner.

30.

What is site assessment?

a)

a document that makes use of the site assessment data to outline best management practices to avoid potential negative environmental impacts.

b)

the system of controlled and scheduled water distribution to the entire field to all crops planted.

c)

a drawing of the property that depicts the location of the fields, the size, shape and number of fields, and the hot-lots, feed yards, etc.

d)

the practice of checking on the characteristics of the property.

31.

What is an orchard?

a)

a piece of land planted with fruit trees.

b)

a piece of land planted with flowers and ornamentals.

c)

a piece of land planted with grains such as rice, wheat, and barley.

d)

a piece of land planted with root crops and herbs.

32.

What government agencies are responsible for site assessment of farm lands?

a)

Department of Agriculture (DA)

b)

Department of Land Agreements (DLA)

c)

Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)

d)

Department of Science and Technology (DOST)

33.

What is a hazard?

a)

Pertains to a set of practical advise that will help in the identification and mitigation of existing hazards in the workplace.

b)

Pertains to an unexpected event and oftentimes causes terrible effects to the community.

c)

Pertains to the chance or likelihood that an individual may encounter danger.

d)

Pertains to any source of potential harm or adverse health effect.

34.

What is risk?

a)

Pertains to a set of practical advise that will help in the identification and mitigation of existing hazards in the workplace.

b)

Pertains to an unexpected event and oftentimes causes terrible effects to the community.

c)

Pertains to the chance or likelihood that an individual may encounter danger.

d)

Pertains to any source of potential harm or adverse health effect.

35.

What is exposure?

a)

It pertains to the chance or likelihood that an individual may encounter danger.

b)

It pertains to any source of potential harm or adverse health effect.

c)

It pertains to the act of an individual getting in contact and is injured or harmed by hazard.

d)

It pertains to an unexpected event and oftentimes causes terrible effects to the community.

36.

What is an emergency?

a)

Pertains to the chance or likelihood that an individual may encounter danger.

b)

Pertains to any source of potential harm or adverse health effect.

c)

Pertains to a set of practical advise that will help in the identification and mitigation of existing hazards in the workplace.

d)

Pertains to an unexpected event and oftentimes causes terrible effects to the community.

37.

The farm owner decided to discuss with his employees the new guidelines set by the national farming organization. This is done in order to abide by the safety standards. What is the farm conducting?

a)

site assessment

b)

safety measure

c)

emergency training

d)

safety guideline

38.

Jerry saw an illustration of a skull on the container. What does the skull indicate?

a)

healthy food item

b)

poisonous chemical

c)

vitamins and minerals

d)

hazardous liquid agent

39.

During the work orientation, Harold was given a list of instructions to be followed in order to attain safety at work. What is the list given to him called?

a)

contract

b)

safety guidelines

c)

job order

d)

safety measure

40.

John was not able to notice that there was a grass snake hiding in the area he was harvesting. He was bitten and became numb. What hazard is shown?

a)

biological

b)

chemical

c)

physical

d)

psychological

41.

Miranda was hurt by the machinery because she lacked the proper hand protection. What PPE should she have worn?

a)

boots

b)

gloves

c)

hard hat

d)

face mask

42.

Lorna noticed that for the past few weeks water has been scarce and the field has been dried up. What farm emergency is described?

a)

fire

b)

flood

c)

typhoon

d)

drought

43.

Why should we consider the different hazards in the workplace?

a)

in order for the workers to be comfortable.

b)

in order for the management to earn more profit.

c)

in order to avoid any accidents.

d)

in order to abide the instructions of the city mayor.

44.

How can we make sure that the workers are safe at work?

a)

provide cctv cameras around the work area.

b)

assign a company nurse to monitor the health and safety of workers.

c)

give training on safety measures and safety guidelines.

d)

post quotes on safety at work to improve their practice.

45.

Which of the following is NOT a factor in affecting the degree of risk?

a)

Age

b)

Routine

c)

Exposure

d)

Education