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WorksheetsREVISION YEAR 7 SECOND TERM
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is mentioned as a disadvantage of wooden houses?
a)
Prone to stains and bacteria
b)
Not long-lasting
c)
Expensive investment
d)
Affected by varying climatic conditions
2.
What were some of the commonly used building materials during the early years?
a)
Tiles and bricks
b)
Wood and granite
c)
Concrete and metal
d)
Stone, mud, and other materials
3.
Which material was commonly used to fill gaps between bricks and stones in early constructions?
a)
Wood
b)
Metal
c)
Concrete
d)
Mud
4.
Which material is known for being highly heat-resistant, durable, and preferred for kitchen countertops?
a)
Wood
b)
Clay
c)
Metal
d)
Granite
5.
Which building type is described as having walls, floors, and roofs made wholly or in part of wood?
a)
Noncombustible
b)
HEAVY TIMBER
c)
FIRE RESISTIVE
d)
Steel Frame
6.
What is a characteristic of NONCOMBUSTIBLE buildings in terms of fire resistance?
a)
Walls and roofs provide high resistance
b)
Extremely heavy fire load
c)
Requires large volumes of water to extinguish
d)
Less fire resistance compared to FIRE RESISTIVE
7.
Which type of building material is known for its high thermal mass and resistance to termites and earthquakes?
a)
Glass
b)
Brick (clay)
c)
Plastics
d)
Steel
8.
What is the primary composition of concrete used in construction?
a)
Sand, cement, water, and gravel
b)
Cement, stones, and mud
c)
Sand, wood, water, and gravel
d)
Clay, leaves, and twigs
9.
What is the primary purpose of a Tee-square in technical drawing?
a)
Measuring angles
b)
Erasing mistakes
c)
Drawing vertical and angled lines
d)
Sharpening pencils
10.
What is the primary construction material used in fire-resistant buildings?
a)
Fibre cement sheeting
b)
Aluminium
c)
Concrete and steel
d)
Wood
11.
Which profession is NOT mentioned as requiring technical drawing skills?
a)
Furniture makers
b)
Musicians
c)
Welders
d)
Engineers
12.
Which drawing material is commonly used for technical drawing?
a)
Sketchbook paper
b)
Watercolor paper
c)
Canvas
d)
A3 paper
13.
What is the recommended tool for drawing faint horizontal lines on the drawing board?
a)
T-square
b)
Set square
c)
Ruler
d)
Protractor
14.
How should students care for their drawing instruments, according to the provided information?
a)
Use sharp objects on the drawing board edges
b)
Play with the Tee-square like a sword or staff
c)
Keep drawing paper in a rolled-up form
d)
Cover the face of the drawing board when not in use
15.
What is the purpose of using a T-square and set square together when drawing vertical lines?
a)
To make the drawing process more complicated
b)
To ensure accurate and precise vertical lines
c)
To add a decorative element to the drawing
d)
To save time in the drawing process
16.
What is the main function of a protractor in drawing?
a)
Measuring lengths
b)
Drawing curves
c)
Measuring angles
d)
Erasing mistakes
17.
What type of pencil is suitable for free-hand sketching?
a)
6H pencil
b)
4B pencil
c)
HB pencil
d)
2H pencil
18.
Why is it important to check for gaps when setting up the paper on the drawing board?
a)
To make the process more time-consuming
b)
To add complexity to the drawing
c)
To encourage creativity in the drawing process
d)
To ensure accurate horizontal and vertical lines
19.
Which of these is not a purpose for building?
a)
Residential
b)
None
c)
Commercial
d)
Industrial
20.
Why should great care be taken to ensure that the paper does not move during the drawing process?
a)
To make the drawing process more challenging
b)
To allow for creative mistakes in the drawing
c)
To ensure accuracy in the final drawing
d)
To encourage spontaneity in the drawing
21.
What is the baseline in hand lettering?
a)
The upper limit for letters
b)
The baseline is not relevant in hand lettering
c)
A decorative line below letters
d)
The line where all letters will sit
22.
How does hand lettering differ from handwriting?
a)
Hand lettering is messier
b)
Hand lettering requires more discipline and skill
c)
Hand lettering is faster
d)
Hand lettering uses different letters
23.
What is essential for success in hand lettering?
a)
A good computer for lettering
b)
Fancy pens
c)
Discipline and skill development
d)
Neat handwriting
24.
What is the purpose of the baseline in hand lettering?
a)
To determine the height of letters
b)
To ensure letters are aligned
c)
To add decoration to letters
d)
To define the top of letters
25.
What materials are suggested for hand lettering newbies?
a)
A good-sized sheet of paper and suitable pens
b)
Any paper and any pen
c)
Plain card-stock and a real pen for writing
d)
Regular computer paper and a brush pen
26.
Which type of font has decorative strokes at the ends of characters?
a)
Script fonts
b)
Italic fonts
c)
Sans serif fonts
d)
Serif fonts
27.
What is hand lettering?
a)
A type of typography
b)
A form of calligraphy
c)
A creative skill using letters to create design and art
d)
A type of handwriting
28.
What is the analogy used for the baseline?
a)
The top of a tree
b)
The roof of a house
c)
The foundation of a building
d)
The bottom when sitting on a chair
29.
What are the three main categories of fonts?
a)
Bold, Italic, Underline
b)
Cursive, Block, Typewriter
c)
Serif, Sans serif, Script
d)
Times New Roman, Arial, Calibri
30.
What is the importance of understanding letter anatomy in hand lettering?
a)
It only matters for professional letterers
b)
It speeds up the lettering process
c)
It helps in creating balanced and aesthetically pleasing designs
d)
It's not important
31.
What is the role of a brush pen in hand lettering?
a)
It's used for writing
b)
It's an essential part of lettering
c)
It's only suitable for advanced letterers
d)
It's not necessary for hand lettering
32.
What is recommended for learning purposes regarding paper in hand lettering?
a)
Plain card-stock is the best
b)
Any paper is suitable
c)
Only computer paper should be used
d)
Good-sized sheet of paper with good quality
33.
What is the primary function of the main body of each letter to the baseline?
a)
It adds decoration to the letter
b)
It defines the top of the letter
c)
It rests upon the baseline
d)
It determines the letter's width
34.
What is freehand sketching?
a)
Creating sketches without any tools
b)
Drawing with professional materials
c)
Implementing advanced measuring instruments
d)
Using only a pencil and eraser for drawing
35.
What are the essential instruments needed for freehand sketching?
a)
Pen, ruler, paper
b)
Pencil, eraser, sharpener, drawing sheet
c)
Compass, protractor, colored pencils
d)
Computer, tablet, stylus
36.
Why is Free Hand Sketching important in engineering?
a)
It uses professional materials for accuracy
b)
Transfers abstract ideas to the real world in 2D and 3D
c)
It is a time-consuming process
d)
Communicates ideas through complex measurements
37.
What is the sequence of drawing lines in freehand sketching?
a)
Horizontal lines first, then vertical, with arcs and circles drawn last
b)
Draw circles before any other lines
c)
Draw arcs and circles first, then horizontal lines
d)
Vertical lines first, then horizontal
38.
Can anyone learn hand lettering regardless of their handwriting skills?
a)
Yes, as long as they have fancy pens
b)
No, only those with neat handwriting can learn
c)
Yes, regardless of handwriting, with discipline and skill development
d)
No, only those with messy handwriting can learn
39.
According to the principles of freehand sketching, what should be considered for selecting a view?
a)
Size of the drawing sheet
b)
Overall shape and concepts of the object
c)
Ratio and proportion of different parts
d)
Detailed aspects of the object
40.
What does a solid foundation in letter anatomy contribute to in hand lettering?
a)
Messy lettering
b)
Use of different fonts
c)
Balanced and aesthetically pleasing designs
d)
Faster lettering
41.
What is the basis of many objects in sketching, whether done by hand or using CAD?
a)
Technical drawing
b)
Complex shapes
c)
Basic curves and straight lines
d)
Advanced modeling
42.
In freehand sketching, what should be considered before outlining an object?
a)
Using advanced CAD techniques
b)
Detailed measurements
c)
Focusing on the negative space
d)
Overall shape and relationships between parts
43.
What is the unoccupied space around an object referred to in sketching?
a)
Positive space
b)
Negative space
c)
Construction lines
d)
Contours
44.
How can construction lines assist in freehand sketching?
a)
They are used for measuring objects
b)
Construction lines are not necessary in sketching
c)
They preserve the overall dimensions of an object
d)
They are used to draw final lines
45.
What is the term for the main outlines that separate an object from its surrounding space?
a)
Positive space
b)
Contours
c)
Negative space
d)
Construction lines
46.
What is the primary purpose of drawing dim lines first in freehand sketching?
a)
To create a detailed view
b)
To measure the dimensions accurately
c)
To erase extra lines easily
d)
To make the drawing darker
47.
What are the three essential instruments needed for freehand sketching?
a)
Computer, tablet, stylus
b)
Compass, protractor, colored pencils
c)
Pen, ruler, paper
d)
Pencil, eraser, sharpener
48.
What skill is considered essential for sketching and modeling objects?
a)
Using complex measuring instruments
b)
Relying on professional materials for accuracy
c)
Focusing on advanced CAD techniques
d)
Breaking down complex shapes into simpler geometric primitives
49.
Which profession is mentioned as requiring technical drawing skills?
a)
Software developer
b)
Nurse
c)
Engineers
d)
Musicians
50.
Why is freehand sketching considered the international language of engineering?
a)
It only communicates with drawings
b)
It involves professional materials
c)
It is a quick way to present ideas graphically to non-technical people
d)
It uses complex measuring instruments
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