WorksheetsPVS Bundle
Total questions: 81
Worksheet time: 41mins
What is the primary goal of family budgeting?
To increase family income
To plan how to spend family income to meet the needs and wants of all members
To reduce family expenses to zero
To borrow money for future needs
Which type of family budget occurs when income is equal to expenses?
Surplus Budget
Balanced Budget
Deficit Budget
Emergency Budget
What does a surplus budget indicate?
Expenses are more than income
Income is equal to expenses
Family income is more than expenses, leaving money left over
There is no money left for savings
Which of the following is NOT an importance of family budgeting?
It ensures needs are met first
It helps to control spending
It encourages unnecessary borrowing
It promotes peace in the home
What is the first step in preparing a family budget?
Write the budget clearly
Know the family income
Group the needs in order of importance
Follow the budget
Which step in preparing a family budget involves deciding how much money to spend on each item?
List the family’s needs and wants
Write the budget clearly
Decide how much money to spend on each item
Review and adjust the budget if necessary
What is the purpose of family budgeting as mentioned in the class activity?
To spend money freely without planning
To manage and allocate family income effectively
To increase family expenses
To avoid saving money
What is the process of making choices from alternative courses of action or things called?
Budgeting
Decision making
Planning
Organizing
Which of the following is NOT listed as an item to include in a family budget?
Food
Rent/Utilities
Recreation
Investments
What is one importance of decision making?
It helps to increase income.
It helps to minimize mistakes.
It helps to reduce expenses.
It helps to avoid budgeting.
Decision making comes into action only when:
There is only one option available.
There are two or more things to choose from.
There is no need for a choice.
The decision is already made.
Which of the following is an example of a category in a family budget?
Entertainment
Transportation
Health care
All of the above
Which of the following is NOT an importance of decision making?
It helps to identify our values and stand by them.
It assists in taking responsibility for our actions.
It helps to minimize mistakes.
It helps to increase monthly income.
What is the first step in decision making?
Act on your decision
Evaluate your decision
Identify the decisions to be made
Choose the best alternative
Which of the following is an example of a food-related decision?
What to wear
How to eat
What to study
Where to go
What does "Evaluate your decision" mean in the decision-making process?
Making a list of alternatives
Judging the quality of the decision made
Carrying out your decision
Identifying the problem
Which factor influences decision-making by considering the needs before the wants?
Family
Friends
Needs and wants
Goals
What is the role of family in decision-making?
Providing resources
Influencing decisions through values
Helping teenagers make good decisions
Setting goals for the future
Which step in decision-making involves making the best choice from all alternatives?
Act on your decision
Choose the best alternative
List the alternatives
Evaluate your decision
What does "Values" refer to in factors influencing decision-making?
The human and material resources available
The goals you aim to achieve
What you consider important
The influence of friends
Which factor in decision-making is influenced by time, money, and knowledge?
Family
Resources
Friends
Goals
What is the final step in the decision-making process?
Act on your decision
Evaluate your decision
Choose the best alternative
List the alternatives
What is an example of a clothing-related decision?
What to eat
How to study
What to wear
Where to go
The process of choosing among alternatives is called ______.
actions
decision making
alternating
action taking
Basic needs are important for ______.
survival
relaxation
show
recreation
______ are used for meeting family needs.
Standards
Goals
Resources
Tools
Decision making helps us to identify our ______.
weaknesses
worth
friends
values
What is the definition of growth in the context of child development?
An increase in skill and complexity of function
An increase in the physical size of the whole body or any of its parts
The development of intellectual abilities
The development of behavioral patterns approved by society
Which of the following is NOT a principle of child development?
Development in children is predictable
Development follows a definite pattern
Development is random and irregular
Development should be steady
What does emotional development in children involve?
Development of physical structures like muscles and bones
Development of intellectual abilities to think and solve problems
How people express feelings like smiling, crying, and frowning
Development of behavioral patterns approved by society
Which of the following is an example of physical development in children?
Learning to solve problems
Holding up the head
Understanding social attitudes
Expressing emotions like crying
What is a characteristic of a child’s development during the first month?
Waves arms about when lying on back
Can turn head towards the direction of sound
Hands are tightly fisted or curled
Smiles in response to social interaction
During the second month of development, what is a child able to do?
Sleep most of the time and feed
Stare indefinitely at surroundings
Wave arms about when lying on back
Hold up their head without support
At what age can a baby typically turn their head towards the direction of sound?
Second month
Third month
Fourth month
Fifth month
Which of the following is a developmental milestone for a baby in the third month?
Can reach for toes
Can hold head up slightly
Can put everything within reach into the mouth
Can turn head towards the direction of sound
What is a typical behavior of a baby in the fourth month?
Waves arms about when lying on back
Smiles and enjoys colors and light
Holds head erect
Can reach for an object
By the fifth month, what is a baby most likely to do?
Follow moving objects slowly
Put everything within reach into the mouth
Hold an object placed in their hand
Turn head towards the direction of sound
Which milestone is achieved by a baby in the third month?
Can smile and show excitement
Can hold an object placed in their hand, e.g., a rattle
Can reach for an object
Can turn head towards the direction of sound
Development in children follows a definite pattern.
movement
style
pattern
form
way
Child develops at (a) .
What are textiles made from?
Natural or man-made fibres
Plastic and rubber
Wood and metal
Paper and glass
Which of the following is NOT a use of textiles?
Making clothes
Producing industrial materials
Creating decorations
Constructing buildings
What are fibres used for in the production of textiles?
To create raw materials for fabrics
To build furniture
To manufacture electronic devices
To produce paper
Natural fibres are obtained from which sources?
Plants and animals
Rocks and minerals
Plastic and rubber
Water and air
Which of the following is an example of a plant fibre?
Wool
Silk
Cotton
Nylon
What type of fibre is produced by humans using chemicals or by modifying natural fibres?
Plant fibres
Animal fibres
Synthetic fibres
Regenerated fibres
Which property is associated with rayon?
Strong, light, elastic, resists wrinkles
Soft, smooth, absorbent, drapes well
Shiny, smooth, strong, expensive
Warm, absorbs moisture, elastic
Which textile is known for being shiny, smooth, strong, and expensive?
Cotton
Silk
Nylon
Wool
What is one of the uses of textiles in industrial applications?
Shirts and skirts
Curtains and beddings
Sacks and ropes
Wall hangings and embroidery
Which of the following is a recommended care tip for delicate fabrics?
Use strong detergents
Wash with hot water
Avoid strong detergents
Dry in direct sunlight
Which fibre is warm, absorbs moisture, and shrinks when washed incorrectly?
Wool
Linen
Rayon
Nylon
What is a characteristic of nylon/polyester?
Absorbs moisture
Resists wrinkles, dries quickly, not absorbent
Creases easily
Needs careful washing
Which of the following is an example of a regenerated fibre?
Acrylic
Rayon
Wool
Cotton
Which of the following is NOT a use of textiles in household items?
Curtains
Towels
Sacks
Beddings
Which of the following is a disadvantage of natural fibres?
Comfortable and absorbent
Can shrink, wrinkle, or be attacked by insects
Strong and durable
Resist wrinkles and dry fast
What is one advantage of man-made fibres?
Healthy for skin
Can melt when ironed
Strong and durable
Can be attacked by moths
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of natural fibres?
Comfortable
Absorbent
Less absorbent
Durable
What is one importance of textiles in home economics?
They are used to resist wrinkles.
They provide materials for making clothes for individuals and families.
They are less absorbent.
They can melt when ironed.
Which of the following is an example of a natural fibre?
Nylon
Polyester
Cotton
Rayon
What is one disadvantage of man-made fibres?
They are cheaper.
They can melt when ironed.
They are absorbent.
They are healthy for skin.
Which of the following is an example of promoting cultural identity through textiles?
Using Aso-oke, Ankara, and Kente
Drying clothes in the shade
Using mothballs for wool storage
Ironing fabrics at the right temperature
What is one way textiles contribute to economic development?
By being attacked by insects
By creating job opportunities in tailoring and fashion design
By shrinking and wrinkling
By being less absorbent
Which type of sewing machine is the oldest and slowest, operated with one hand while the other hand holds and directs the fabric being sewn?
Treadle sewing machine
Hand sewing machine
Electric sewing machine
Electro sewing machine
Which type of sewing machine is faster than the hand sewing machine and is operated by turning the treadle with one or both legs?
Hand sewing machine
Electric sewing machine
Treadle sewing machine
Electro sewing machine
Which type of sewing machine is the fastest and uses a motor and a cord for power connection?
Hand sewing machine
Treadle sewing machine
Electric sewing machine
Electro sewing machine
What part of the sewing machine is responsible for holding the spool of thread?
Presser bar
Spool pin
Feed dog
Bobbin case
What is the function of the presser foot in a sewing machine?
To hold the fabric in place while sewing
To control the tightness of the thread
To wind the bobbin
To move the fabric forward
What is the function of the balance wheel in a sewing machine?
It holds the material while sewing.
It rotates the needle bar.
It is rotated by means of a handle, treadle, or electric motor to start the machine.
It controls the length of the stitches.
Which part of the sewing machine is used for tightening the needle to the needle bar?
Presser foot.
Needle clamp.
Feed dog.
Slide plate.
What is the purpose of the bobbin winder in a sewing machine?
It holds the bobbin and the thread.
It winds the thread onto the bobbin.
It lifts up and lowers down the presser foot.
It helps to push the material forward or backward while sewing.
Which part of the sewing machine controls the length of the stitches?
Tension screw.
Stitch length regulator.
Feed dog.
Drive wheel.
What is the correct way to care for a sewing machine when not in use?
Leave the machine uncovered.
Keep the machine covered.
Disconnect the needle bar.
Remove the bobbin case.
Why is it important to place a pad of cloth between the slide plate and the presser foot when the sewing machine is not in use?
To prevent the machine from overheating.
To protect the needle when the machine is not in use.
To keep the machine clean.
To prevent the thread from tangling.
What should be done after using a treadle sewing machine?
Disconnect the belt.
Tighten the tension screw.
Remove the bobbin case.
Adjust the stitch length regulator.
Which part of the sewing machine helps to push the material forward or backward while sewing?
Feed dog.
Presser foot.
Slide plate.
Tension screw.
What is the purpose of the tension screw in a sewing machine?
To control the length of the stitches.
To loosen or tighten the thread on the needle.
To rotate the balance wheel.
To hold the material while sewing.
Which part of the sewing machine is a movable flat plate that covers the bobbin and the bobbin case?
Slide plate.
Feed dog.
Presser foot lifter.
Drive wheel.
What is the correct way to maintain a sewing machine?
Use the correct size of needle and thickness of thread.
Operate the machine without fabric.
Leave the machine uncovered.
Avoid tightening loose screws.
What is the function of the drive wheel in a sewing machine?
It holds the bobbin case.
It rotates the balance wheel by means of a belt.
It lifts up and lowers down the presser foot.
It controls the length of the stitches.
Which part of the sewing machine holds the material while sewing?
Presser foot.
Feed dog.
Needle bar.
Bobbin case.
What is the purpose of the bobbin case in a sewing machine?
To hold the bobbin and the thread.
To wind the thread onto the bobbin.
To control the length of the stitches.
To loosen or tighten the thread on the needle.
