WorksheetsConstruction II - Unit 1 test
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
What career opportunities exist in the construction industry beyond carpentry?
Electrician, plumber, and project manager are career opportunities in the construction industry beyond carpentry.
Only carpentry is available in the construction industry.
Construction industry does not offer any career opportunities beyond carpentry.
Carpentry is the highest position in the construction industry.
Fill in the blank: An ________ is a beginner learning a trade under supervision.
Apprentice
Expert
Manager
Mentor
Fill in the blank: A ________ is a skilled worker who has completed apprenticeship.
Journeyman
Apprentice
Intern
Supervisor
Fill in the blank: A ________ is a highly skilled carpenter, often supervises projects.
Master Carpenter
Journeyman Plumber
Apprentice Electrician
Site Engineer
Fill in the blank: A ________ is a licensed professional responsible for a project.
Contractor
Electrician
Plumber
Painter
Fill in the blank: ________ involves building homes and apartments.
Residential Construction
Commercial Construction
Industrial Construction
Infrastructure Development
Fill in the blank: ________ involves building offices, schools, and stores.
Commercial Construction
Residential Construction
Industrial Construction
Infrastructure Construction
Fill in the blank: A ________ is a drawing used to guide construction.
Blueprint
Sketchbook
Novel
Map
Fill in the blank: A ________ is an organization supporting workers in a trade.
Trade Union
Corporation
Bank
School
Fill in the blank: ________ is proof of skills or training completion.
Certification
Application
Interview
Reference
Fill in the blank: A ________ is the progression of jobs within a field.
Career Pathway
Job Interview
Resume
Reference
OSHA is important in the construction industry because:
it helps ensure workplace safety and health standards are met.
it provides financial support to construction companies.
it manages construction project timelines.
it supplies building materials to contractors.
OSHA stands for ________.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Office of Safety and Health Association
Organization for Safety and Hazard Assessment
Occupational Services and Health Authority
A Safety Standard is ________.
Rules to protect workers.
A type of machinery.
A financial document.
A holiday schedule.
A Hazard is ________.
A potential source of harm.
A type of insurance policy.
A safety regulation.
A medical emergency.
PPE stands for ________.
Personal Protective Equipment.
Public Policy Education.
Primary Power Engine.
Professional Performance Evaluation.
A Violation is ________.
Breaking a safety rule.
Following all safety rules.
Reporting a hazard.
Wearing protective equipment.
A Citation is ________.
Written notice of safety violation.
A type of insurance policy.
A reward for good behavior.
A training certificate.
Compliance means ________.
Following OSHA standards.
Ignoring safety regulations.
Disregarding company policies.
Avoiding legal responsibilities.
Refusing to cooperate with authorities.
A Jobsite Safety Plan is ________.
Written safety procedures for a site.
A list of construction materials.
A schedule of work shifts.
A blueprint for building design.
Using the right tool for the job is important for safety because:
It helps prevent accidents and injuries.
It makes the job more expensive.
It slows down the work process.
It is required only for professional workers.
Fill in the blank: A Hammer is a tool for ________.
driving nails
cutting wood
measuring length
tightening screws
Fill in the blank: A Tape Measure is a tool for ________.
measuring length
cutting wood
tightening screws
painting walls
Fill in the blank: A Square is a tool for checking ________ angles.
90-degree
45-degree
60-degree
120-degree
Fill in the blank: A Level is a tool for checking ________.
straightness
temperature
voltage
weight
Fill in the blank: A Utility Knife is a knife for cutting ________.
materials
vegetables
fruits
bread
Fill in the blank: A Screwdriver is a tool for driving ________.
screws
nails
bolts
staples
Fill in the blank: Pliers are a tool for ________ objects.
gripping
cutting
measuring
painting
Fill in the blank: Tool Maintenance is care to keep tools ________ and ________.
safe; usable
rusty; broken
expensive; rare
lost; dirty
Power tools are more dangerous than hand tools because:
they operate at higher speeds and with more force
they are lighter and easier to handle
they require less training to use
they are less likely to malfunction
Circular Saw – ________
Power saw for cutting lumber.
Tool for mixing paint.
Device for measuring temperature.
Instrument for welding metals.
Drill – ________ (Fill in the blank with the correct definition)
Tool for drilling holes and driving screws.
A device used for measuring temperature.
A container for storing liquids.
A tool for cutting wood.
Table Saw – ________ (Fill in the blank with the correct definition)
Saw for ripping boards.
Tool for sanding wood surfaces.
Device for measuring angles.
Instrument for painting walls.
Miter Saw – ________ (Fill in the blank with the correct definition)
Saw for angled cuts.
Saw for cutting metal sheets.
Saw for making circular holes.
Saw for sanding wood.
Guard – ________
Safety device covering a blade.
A type of electrical switch.
A measuring instrument.
A type of fastener.
Kickback – ________ (Fill in the blank with the correct definition)
Sudden reversal of tool movement.
Gradual increase in tool speed.
Tool overheating due to friction.
Tool moving in a straight line.
Extension Cord – ________ (Fill in the blank with the correct definition)
Cord supplying power.
Device for measuring voltage.
Tool for tightening screws.
Container for storing liquids.
Grounded Plug – ________ (Fill in the blank with the correct definition)
Three-prong plug preventing shock.
Two-prong plug for high voltage.
Plug used only for decorative lights.
Single-prong plug for low power devices.
Lockout/Tagout – ________
Safety procedure to disable equipment.
A method to increase machine speed.
A way to lubricate machinery.
A process for equipment decoration.
Before plugging in a power tool, what should always be checked?
The condition of the power cord
The color of the tool
The brand of the tool
The price of the tool
What is the meaning of 'Shop Safety'?
Rules specific to classroom/shop environment.
Wearing fashionable clothes in the shop.
Ignoring safety signs and warnings.
Using tools without any supervision.
What is the meaning of 'Clean-As-You-Go'?
Rule for maintaining safe workspace.
A method for cooking food quickly.
A guideline for organizing meetings.
A technique for saving energy.
What is the meaning of 'Horseplay'?
Unsafe, playful actions in shop.
A type of animal used for work.
A serious discussion about horses.
A method of training horses.
What is the meaning of 'Emergency Exit'?
Path to leave building safely.
A place to store emergency supplies.
A room for first aid treatment.
A fire alarm switch.
What is the meaning of 'Fire Extinguisher'?
Device to put out small fires.
A tool to start a fire.
A type of fire alarm.
A fireproof container.
What is the meaning of 'First Aid Kit'?
Supplies for treating injuries.
A type of kitchen utensil.
A musical instrument.
A kind of sports equipment.
What is the meaning of 'Safety Contract'?
Agreement to follow rules.
Permission to break rules.
Document for punishment.
Plan for emergency exit.
What is the meaning of 'Emergency Drill'?
Practice procedure for emergencies.
A type of fire extinguisher.
A medical emergency code.
A routine cleaning process.
One shop rule that protects everyone is:
Wearing safety goggles at all times
Running in the shop
Ignoring safety signs
Leaving tools on the floor
Which of the following is a top vocabulary term from Lessons 1–6?
Comprehensive
Banana
Triangle
Laptop
