CLASS: SSS ONE SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY

1. An apparatus in the laboratory in which the preparation of poisonous gases is done is

called (a) distillation tank (b) aspirator bottle (c) fame cupboard (d) bell jar
2. In the laboratory ______ is used for the collection of gas over water (a) gas jar (b)
woulff’s bottle (c) reagent bottle (d) burette
3. Two liquids which are immiscible with each other can be separated using (a) bell jar (b)
gas jar (c) wash bottle (d) separating funnel
4. An apparatus used to hold drying agents during the preparation of dry gases is (a) civical
flask (b) gas jar (c) woulff’s bottle (d) flat bottom flask
5. Coloured reagent bottles are used to store reagents which are capable _______ easily by
sunlight (a) evaporating (b) decomposing (c) dehydrating (d) dissolving
6. Chemistry is defined as (a) a branch of knowledge which produces chemical (b) a
branch of science which makes physical, and biological clearer (c) the oldest branch of
science (d) the branch of science which deals with changes in matter
7. Scientific approach to discoveries follow the order which includes (a) further
experiments and problem solving (b) theory, negative and positive results and
experiments (c) experiment, hypothesis and result (d) observation, hypothesis and
experiments
8. Chemical hypothesis is different from chemical law in that (a) hypothesis is not
reasonable while law is reasonable (b) hypothesis is a reasonable explanation to
observation made while law is a statement from a scientist (c) hypothesis is a reasonable
explanation to observation while law is a statement which confirms the hypothesis after
extensive tests (d) none of the above
9. Studying chemistry gives us training in the (a) scientific method (b) burning field (c) oil
and margarine (d) rotting leaves
10. _______ is establishment only after the theory has been tested and proven true without
any exception (a) theory (b) hypothesis (c) medicine (d) dumping
11. These are adverse effects of chemistry except (a) pollution (b) population (c)
corrosion(d) drug abuse
12. Rusting can be prevented by the following except (a) alloying (b) cathodic protection (c)
supportive method (d) application of protective coating
13. When hypothesis has been tested and found to be within the limits of available evidence
it because _______ (a) hypothesis (b) experiment (c) positive result (d) theory
14. Which of the following is career in chemistry? (a) medicine (b) philosophy (c) geologist
(d) oil spillage
15. _______ has helped to increase food production(a) mobile (b) fertilizer (c) man-made
fibres (d) space science
16. The public and private sectors which offer job opportunities are all except (a)
radioactivity (b) health service (c) food processing (d) forestry
17. All are examples of chemical reactions except (a) rusting (b) sour soups (c) melting of
candle wax (d) burning of substances
18. All are careers in chemistry except (a) pollution (b) agriculture (c) forestry (d) food
processing
19. We study chemistry to acquire knowledge about _______ (a) bioscience (b) theory (c)
matter (d) hypothesis
20. Which of the following changes is a chemical change? (a) melting office (b) liquefaction
of air (c) slaking of lime (d) evaporation of a liquid
21. Which of the following substance will occupy a wider space (a) carbon (iv) oxide (b)
liquid milk (c) piece of chalk (d) water
22. When a solid changes to gas directly, this process is called (a) freezing (b)
sublimation(c) vaporization (d) evaporation
23. Which of the following changes produce a new substance? (a) reaction of water with
sodium chloride (b) addition of acid to base (c) turning of margarine to oil (d)
evaporation of water
24. Which one of the following has a fixed shape and volume (a) a cube of sugar (b) liquid
wax (c) smoke (d) kerosene
25. _______ is anything that has mass and occupied space (a) chemistry (b) rock (c) matter
(d) quantity
26. Matter exists in ______ states (a) 4 (b) 2 (b) 3 (d) 5
27. _______ change is one which is easily reversed and in which no new substances are
formed (a) chemical (b) changing (c) physical (d) scientific
28. ________ change is one which not easily reversed and in which a new substances is
formed (a) chemical (b) changing (c) physical (d) chemical
29. ________ is a room or building equipped for scientific experimentation or research (a)
hotel (b) laboratory (c) hall (d) none of the above
30. The following are chemical changes except (a) lighting a match (b) burning of firewood
(c) making of palm wine (d) none of the above
Theory
1. Mention five (5) laboratory pieces of apparatus you know and their uses
2. List five (5) safety measures in the laboratory
3. State the sues of (a) evaporating dish (b) pipette (c) retort stand (d) measuring cylinder
(e) conical flask
4. (a) Give two differences between physical and chemical changes
(b) Give three processes, which involves a physical change
(c) What is s chemical change?
(d) Give two example of a chemical change
5. Describe the industrial application of these process, explaining clearly the procedures
(a) Filtration (b) Crystallization (c) Fractional distillation (d) Sieving
 CLASS: SSS TWO SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY
1. The complete modern periodic table consists of (a) 7 groups and 8 periods (b) 8 groups and 4
period (c) 8 groups and 8 period (d) 8 groups and 7 period
2. Which of the following is correct? (a) Nuclear charge increases both across the periods and down
the groups (b) number of election shell is constant across each group (c) force of attractive of
the nuclear charge on the valiance electrons decreases across the periods and increases down
the group (d) number of inner shell elections is constant across each group
31
3. The atom of an element is represented by 15 X which of the following is not correct about
element X? it (a) belongs to group V and period 3 (b) the properties of X are factions of the
number 15 (c) is a non-mental (d) the properties of x are faction of number 31
4. All of the following are atomic properties except (a) atonic radius (b) lionization energy (c)
melting point (d) electron affinity
5. Ioniation energy increases from left to right across each period which of the following cannot be
a reason for this variation? (a) effect of increasing nuclear charge overpowers the screening
effect of inner shell electrons (b) there is gradual increase in amount of energy required to
remove a valence electron from the atom of the elements (c) nuclear force of attraction on
valence electrons increases the nuclear charge increases (d) none of the above
6. Mendelev periodic table was arrange in order of their (a) atonic number (b) molecular shapes and
orbitals (c) increasing relative atonic mass (d) orbital configuration
7. Elements in the same group of the periodic table have (a) similar electronic configuration (b)
similar orbital configuration (c) the same number of valence electrons (d) the same number of
electrons
8. S-block elements of the periodic table are made up of (a) group 1,2,3 (b) group 1 and 2 (c) group
3 (d) group 3 to 7
9. Special properties of the transition elements are as a result of (a) ability to produce coloured ions
(b) ability to have variable valences (c) ability to posses partially filled d-orbitals (d) inert
octect electrons
10. Which of the following decrease across the period (a) atonic size (b) electron affinity (c)
electronegativity (d) inert tendencies
11. Important properties of elements which show periodicity are (a) melting and boiling points (b)
electrical conductivity (c) ionization energies atonic size (d) electronegativity
12. Ionization energy of an atom is affected by (a) distance of the outermost electron from the
nucleus (b) the size of the positive nuclear charge (c) the screening effect of the inner
elections (d) solvent medium
13. The following groups of elements show great similarity in their chemical properties except (a)
group 1 (b) group 2 (c) group 0 (d) group 5
14. Which of the following is insoluble in water (a) MgO (b) P4O10 (c) k2O (d) N2O3
15. All these properties belong to the halogens except (a) they are all non-metals (b) they exist as
diatonic molecules (c) they are coloured (d) they do not ionize to form univalent negative ions
16. Which of the noble gases has the greatest ionization energy (a) He (b) Ar (c) Xe (d)Kr
17. Which of these characters does not belong to the first transitions elements (a) ability to from
coloured ions (b) inability to show variable valences (c) inability to form complex ions (d)
ability to be used as catalysts
18. Which of the activities is commonly used as a nuclear fuel? (a) Uranium (b) Actinium (c)
Thorium (d) palladium
19. What is the chemical/ formula for Tungsten? (a) Ti (b) W (c) Lr (d) Y
20. In the periodic table, elements are arranged according to their (a) atomic masses (b) mass
numbers (c) atomic numbers (d) electronegativity
21. Energy required to remove the loosely bound electron from a gaseous atom to form the gaseous
ion is (a) gaseous energy (b) ionization energy (c) dissociation energy (d) atomization energy
22. Element in the same group in the periodic table have the same (a) number of valence electrons
(b) number of shells (c) atomic mass (d) atomic number
23. In following are groups elements except (a) H (b) Ca (c) Li (d) Na
24. Calcium and magnesium belong to group _______ (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 4
25. Group 7 element are known as _______ (a) halogens (b) alkali metals (c) alkaline earth metals
(d) noble gases
26. Group O elements are known as _____ (a) halogens (b) alkali metals (c) alkaline earth metals (d)
noble gases
27. Which of the following elements is black in colour (a) fluorine (b) bromine (c) iodine (d)
chlorine
28. The group 1 and group 2 form the _____ block of periodic table (a) p (b) 5 (c) d (d) f
29. One of the following is a group 4 element (a) K (b) C (c) Na (d) Li
30. Which of the following is a noble gas? (a) Neon (b) fluorine (c) carbon (d) magnesium

Theory
1. State 5 atonic physical properties of element
2. Define two (2) of the stated atonic properties
3. State the trend of the following across the periods and down the groups
a. Ionization energy
b. Atonic radius
4. State the valence electron of each of the group of element (a) alkali metals (b) Halogues
(c) Alkaline earth metals
5. Arrange the following in or their of increasing size Na+, Ca2+ Al3+
6. State three difference between physical and chemical changes
7. (A) Define 6the following forms
(a) Electrolysis (b) Electrolyte (c) electrode (d) electrolytic cell
B) Draw a diagram of a simple electrolyte cell
 CLASS: SSS THREE SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY
OBJECTIVES
1. What is the SI unit for molar mass? (a) no 1 dm-3 (b) mol-1 (c) gmol-1 (d) mol
2. From this balanced equation what is the value of X pb(N0 3)2 (aq) + XNaCl(aq) pbCl2 (s) +
2NaN03 (aq)? (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 4
3. Calculate the number of moles of magnesium chloride produced by reacting 168g of magnesium
trioxocarbonate (iv) with excess hydrochloric acid. Mg = 24, C = 12, ) = 16, 4 = 1, Cl = 35.5
(a) 4m (b0 3m (c) 2m (d) 1m
4. What volume of steam is produced when 10g of propyne is burnt in excess oxygen at s.t.p? (a)
44.8dm (b) 11.2dm3 (c) 22.4dm3 (d) 11.2cm3
5. If a hydrated salt weights x grams and water recovered after strong healing is y grams, the
x 100
formula for determining the percentage of water of crystallization is (a) x % (b)
y 1
y 100 yx 100 x 100
x % (c) x % (d) x %
x 1 y 1 xy 1
6. What phenomenon does this equation show? (a) deliquescence (b) hygroscopy (c) efflorescence
(d) decomposition
23
6 .02×10
7. Number of specified entities in 0.1m H2S04 is (a) 0.1 (b) 0.1 x 6.02 x 1023 (c) 10 x 6.02 x
1023 (d) 0.1 x 12.04 x 1023
8. What mass of anhydrous sodium trioxocarbonate (iv) Na2C03 present in 500cm3 of 0.1 mol dm-3?
(a) 10.6g (b) 212g (c) 5.3g (d) 106g
9. Filling the burette for titration involves these except (a) wash with water (b) rinse with acid (c)
effect air bubbles (d) read at eye level
10. In titration of acid against base solutions, averaging must involve (a) rough reading (b)
concordant reading (c) higher reading (d) all the titres obtained
11. Solution produced in the cervical flask after each filtration containing salt and water is called
(a) aliquot mixture (b) titration mixture (c) salt mixture (d) effluent mixture
12. On heating 20g sample of hydrated salt, Na 2C03. X H20, strongly, 5.5g of the anhydrous salt
was obtained, what is the value of X in the hydrated salt? Solved from one of the
expressions.
5.5 106 20 106 106 5.5 106 5.5
(a) = (b) = (c) = (d) =
20 106+18 x 5.5 106+ 18 x 20 106+18 x 18 x 20
13. Volumetric analysis may be used in the determination of the following except (a) molar mass
of a metal acid or base (b) percentage purity or impurity of a given salt solution (c) solubility
of a substance in aqueous medium (d) water of crystallization of anhydrous salt solution
14. These are volumetric analysis tools except (a) indicator (b) deflagrating spron (c) white
background for example white tile (d) wash bottle
15. A blind student may not carry out volumetric analysis adequately because (a) he/ she is blind
(b) he/she may not use the funnel adequately (c) he/she may not observed the aid point (d)
he/she may not carry out the calculation adequately
16. Oil deposits in Nigeria are (a) on land and off share (b) only off shore (c) mainly imported
(d) downstream
17. Fraction distillation involves the following process (a) boiling (b) boiling and condensation
(c) boiling, evaporation and condensation (d) condensation and collection
18. What is the odd-man (a) petroleum either, petroleum gases, kerosene (b) gas oil and diesel
lubricating oil (c) petroleum either and bitumen (d) Hematite and ashphalt
19. Which of the petrol samples are likely to cause knowking (a) octane (b) 2,2,3,3,- tetra
methylbutane (c) 2,2,3-dimethylpentane (d) 2,2,3- /trimethy /pentane
20. Water boils at ______ 0C (a) 20 (b) 30 (c) 40 (d) 40
21. Which of rthe following is an example of a chemical change (a) dissolution of salt in water
(b) rusting of iron (c) melting office (d) separating a mixture by distillation
22. The symbols of silver is _______ (a) Na (b) N (c) Ag (d) Cr
23. Mendelev periodic table was arranged in order of their (a) atomic numbers (b) molecular
shapes and orbitals (c) increasing relative atomic mass (d) orbital configuration
24. When a brick-red precipitate is formed on addition of few drops of fehling’s solution to a
solution containing a sample sugar, the sample sugar is in the solution is _______ (a) fructose
(b) glucose (c) lactose (d) galactose
25. The test for fructose requires which of the following? Reagent (a) fehlings solution (b) iodine
(c) caustic soda (d) none of the above
26. On addition of a law drops of iodine to some boiled starch, we observe ______ (a) brick-red
precipitate (b) blue coloration (c) yellow coloration(d) white coloration
27. Sudan III test is carried out to identify which of the following classes of food? (a) simple
sugar (b) protect (c) fat and oil (d) water
28. Calculations in volumetric analysis involve the following except (a) balanced equation of the
reaction (b) volume of solution used (c) concentration of the standard solution (d) none of the
above
29. In _______ analysis, we identify the elements and compounds that are present in a sample of
a given substance (a) quantitative (b) qualitative (c) chemical (d) none of the above
30. The SI unit of mass concentration is _______ (a) moldm-3 (b) gdm-3 (c) gmol-1 (d) dm3
Theory
1. In a certain reaction, 0.20g of hydrogen gas combines with 3.20g of oxygen gas. If the
relative molecular mass of the compound is 34.0, find its molecular formular (H = 1, 0 =
16)
2. Calculate (a) the mass of anhydrous sodium trioxocarbinate (iv) NaeCo3, present in 300
cm3 of oil mol ldm3 (b) the number of Na2C03 moles of oxygen gas 02? ( 0 = 16)
3. After a titration experiment, the filtration results shows that 25.0cm 3 of 0.1 M sodium
hydroxide, Na0H, is needed to neutralize 21.0cm3 of hydrochloric acid, Hcl,. Find the
concentration of the hydrochloride acid HCI.
 Complete the table below

Cation Reaction with

Hci Na0H NH3
Pb 2+
- White powdery ppt -
soluble in excess
A13+ No precipitate - -
Fe2+ No precipitate - -

CLASS: JSS ONE SUBJECT: HISTORY

1. Who defined history as the attempt to discover on the basis of fragmentary evidence (a)
prof Lanre (b) Prof. Bara Clough (c) Prof. Obafemi Awolowo
2. ______ is seen as an industry and comes closely to the greek meanings (a) story (b)
proverb (c) history (d) all
3. The level of history refers to history as a ______ (a) protocol (b) analoque (c) evidence (c)
dialogue
4. History is continuous _______ of the past (a) interrogation (b) investigation (c) intonation
(d) intervention
5. _______ refers to man’s attempt to describe and interpret the past (a) interaction (b)
introduction (c) induction (d) none of the above
6. The study of history is very important to the society because _______ (a) all Nigerians
must have a bad understanding of their nation (b) all nation are bound in freedom (c) all
cities are amalgamated together (d) all Nigerian must have a good understanding of their
nation
7. History satisfies man’s instinct of curiosity about past development in all aspects of life (a)
True (b) false (c) Not sure (d) never
8. Any society or a nation without recollection of self-knowledge is a society adrift (a) true
(b) false (c) not sure (d) never
9. _____ refers to a narration (a) history (b) mystery (c) story telling (d) explanation
10. History can be about the _______ past of human being (a) future (b) factors (c) features (d)
factual
11. There can be stories, _______, _______and fair tales that narrates events (a) legends and
myths (b) myths and legacy (c) meat and legends (d) all of the above
12. A story can be a fiction based on ________ (a) fear (b) imagination (c) institution (d)
civilization
13. Stories can be _______ (a) names (b) tame (c) games (d) lame
14. __________ is considered history (a) brave trade (b) slave trade (c) true trade (d) bad trade
15. The imperfect and fragmentary evidence the historian uses to reconstruct the past are
referred to as _______ (a) sources of story (b) sources of water (c) sources of food (d)
sources of history
16. All these are not primary sources documents except (a) administrative documents (b)
admission documents (c) advertisement document (d) all of the above
17. Primary sources are further divided into two (a) false (b) true (c) not sure (d) don’t know
18. Written sources include ________ (a) statistics (b) terracotta (c) fossils (d) dissertations
19. Un written sources refer to material evidence in the form of _______ (a) raw evidence (b)
articles (c) archaeological artifacts (d) none
20. Unwritten sources also include materials evidence like _______ (a) stone tools (b) sand
tools (c) wood tools (d) water plate
21. ___________ are the coherent works of historian in the form of articles (a) primary source
(b) secondary sources (c) tertiary source (d) all sources
22. ________ can be accessed from archives (a) secondary sources (b) tertiary source (c)
primary source (d) no source
23. Tertiary source refer to _______ (a) test books (b) exam books (c) note book (d) text books
24. In recent times, the _______ provides huge online storage materials (a) internet (b) teller
machine (c) ATM (d) printing machine
25. Internet allow people to view _________ (a) without having to visit the archives (a)
document (b) instrument (c) ligament (d) engagement
26. _________ document can be secured from government agencies (a) mobile (b0 school 9c)
statistical (d) written
27. The researcher needs to make _______ introduction and request for some materials (a)
written (b) unwritten (c) tertiary (d) importance
28. The study of history enables us to know the ________ about the past (a) false (b) truth (c)
worse (d) none
29. __________ also promotes the habit of serious and critical examination of situation. (a)
mystery (b) story (c) history (d) pictory
30. History is generally based on facts and ________ (a) incident (b) evidence (c) slave trade
(d) stories
31. _________ is narrative (a) history (b) story (c) mystery (d) all
Theory
1a. What are Tertiary sources of history
b. How can we accessed primary sources
2. What are Secondary sources
3a. Explain History
b. Give all the reasons for study history
4. Define History
CLASS: JSS TWO SUBJECT: HISTORY
1. _________ refer to the states where a central authority does not exist (a) Centralized
State (b) Oyo State (c) Osun State (d) Non- Centralized State
2. Non centralized state are usually ________ (a) large (b) fair (c) small (d) long
3. ________ relations are usually based on kingship relations (a) economic (b) social (c)
emotional (d) conditional
4. Society in these non-centralised states was gauged by the classification of _______ and
_______ (a0 height and colour (b) size and height (c) age and wealth (d) wealth and
height
5. Non centralized states lack central ________ (a) Economic Institution (b) Social
Institution (c) Political Institution (d) No Institution
6. ________ refers to a state in which authority was centred on an individual or a group of
individuals (a) centralized state (b) non-centralised state (c) decentralized state (d) social
relation
7. __________ is defined as an imposition of a more developed culture over a less
developed one (a) coronalism (b) colonialism (c) chorolanise (d) chloronalism
8. The meaning of the word ‘coloncy’ assumed another _________ (a) dimension (b)
cymension (c) dimension (d) crymension
9. In the early 19th century ________ had been though of mainly as places (a) kolonies (b)
crononies (c) colonies (d) chrolonies
10. The early west African history consists of a series of histories of _______ (a) empires (b)
Sudan (c) Sub region (d) negroes
11. ___________ means the country of the black people (a) Saiudi (b) Sub-region (c) Sudan
(d) Empires
12. The Arabs who came from North Africa to do business with the ________ (a) Sudan (b)
Negroes (c) Empires (d) Sauidi
13. These empires came to the limelight between _______ and about the late 16 th century (a)
BC 300 (b) AD 400 (c) AD 300 (d) BC 400
14. Governors were dictators as they had the power to accept or reject advice given by the
_________ councils (a) legislative (b) judiciary (c) executive (d) administration
15. The ___________ Sudan lies in the area stretching from the Atlantic to the ______ limits
of the Hausa States. (a) Northern, Northem (b) Western, Eastern (b) Eastern, Northern (d)
Western, Westerm
16. ________, ____________ and _________ stand out as the most important empires (a)
Ghana, Mali and Songhai (b) Mali, Ghana, Switzerland (c) Songhai, Mali and Uk (d)
American, Mali and Songhai
17. If has been stated earlier in the ancient _____ empire was the first of the Western
Sudanese States to come to prominence (a) Togo (b) American (c) Nigeria (d) Ghana
18. In Ghana empire, the interpreter was the official means of ________ (a) transportation (b)
communication (c) advertising (d) marketing
19. The emperor had flags which were carried before him as he rode round the city to receive
the ________ of his subjects (a) petitions (b) positions (c) defence (d) appeal
20. To ensure continues loyalty, the sons of subject kings were kept at the emperor’s court at
______ (a) London (b) Kumbi (c) Ghana (d) None
21. All the rulers at the provincial, vassal or local levels paid ________ annual tributes to the
king at the capital city (a) mandatory (b) obligation (c) province (d) levies
22. The provincial governors or vassal kings, district chief were allowed to rule over their
______ areas (a) local (b) international (c) traditional (d) environmental
23. The king of Ghana ensured full protection of the provinces and all conquered territories
against ________ enemies (a) internal (b) external (c) traditional (d) local
24. Behind the king, ten pages always stood, holding ________ and ______ decorted in gold
(a) shields and shords (b) swords and shields (c) gold and silver (d) all of the above
25. The entrance to the pavilion was guarded by _______ dogs wearing gold and silver (a)
well bred (b) well cultured (c) well manner (d) well dressed.
26. To the right hand of the Ghana or king, were the sons of the ________ king (a)
opposition (b) subordinate (c) decorated (d) none of the above
27. __________ was always resplendently dressed (a) the power (b) the glory (c) the king (d)
the queen
28. Sudan means the country of _________ people (a) white (b) brown (c) light (d) black
29. The legislative councils were donated by _________ officials (a) British (b) American (c)
European (d) Ghana
30. Alaafin of Oyo was parts of the political unit that was controlled by a large number of
rulers (a) True (b) false (c) not sure (d) not at all
Theory
1a. Define Centralised state
b. State the Characteristics of centralized states
2. Define Colonialism
3. Give the weakness of the British
4. Briefly discuss about Ghana
 CLASS: JSS ONE SUBJECT: BASIC TECH
1. Technology makes things happen and produces things for the comfort and ease of human life (a)
false (b) true (c) none
2. The function of _______ is to keep extending the limits of human possibilities in making the
earth a better place for human life (a) ethnics (b) environment (c) technology (d) computer
3. A technology can be either _______ or _______ (a) low level and medium level (b) high level
and small level (c) medium level and high level (d) low level or high level
4. As a pedestrian, you should wear bright coloured or reflective materials while walking in the
night. True or False
5. ________type of fire is caused by sparks due to partial contact and wrong electrical connections
(a) water fire (b) electrical fire (c) chemical fire (d) lightening fire
6. Which is the following is not on example of unsafe conditions (a) slippery flours (b) absence of
safety devices (c) working in the workshop when you are tired (d) taking a little rest when you
are tired in the workshop
7. There are how many types of wood? (a) 4 (b) 5 (c) 3 (d) 2
8. The following are safety devices that can be found in the workshop except _________ (a)e
Gloves (b) Books (c) Fire alarm (d) bag
9. When people are careless in the workshop and laid-down procedures are not followed ______ is
likely to happen (a) accident (b) action (c) traffic
10. When metal breaks suddenly or cracks easily, it is said to be _______ (a) hard (b) tought (c0
brittle (d) lustre
11. _______ are plastics materials which cannot be soften into the liquid form by heating (a)
thermoplastics (b) thermosets (c) plastic (d) ceramics
12. Non- ferrous metals are not usually attracted by magnets (a) True (b) false
13. ________ is a natural material found in rocks and also called ores (a) blood (b) ceramics (c)
metal (d) glass
14. Which of the following is not a safety tips for pedestrians (a) wearing headphones and using
mobile phones on the road (b) obeying the road rules (c) walking defensively being ready for
unexpected events (d) watering the pedestrians signals and following the “walk/don’t walk”
light.
15. ________ is the most important piece of equipment to wear when riding a motorcycle (a) gloves
(b) books (c) helmet (d) jacket
16. The following are properties of handwood except _______ (a) it is dark in colour (b) it is heavy
(c) the trees have broad leaves (d) it is not heavy
17. ________ is the active part of the tree (a) heartwood (b) sapwood (c) pitwood (d) camwood
18. One of the following is not a property of glass (a) it is brittle (b) it is resistant to corrosion (c) it
is hard and transparent (d) it is elastic native
19. The best things to use to put out a chemical fire and ______ and ______ (a) water and wet sand
(b) dry sand and fire extinguisher (c) wood and water
20. Angles that sum up to 1800 is called _______ (a) supplementary (b) complementary (c) reflex (d)
obtuse
21. ______ types of metals contains iron and are magnetic (a) ferrous metals (b) non-ferrous metal
(c) low-ferrous metal
22. ________ are used in producing bricks, tiles, wash basins and electric plugs (a) rubbers (b)
plastics (c) thermoplastics (d) ceramics
23. ___________ is the full meaning of ICT (a) Information Marketing Technology (b) Informative
Communication Technology (c) Information and Communication technology (d) Informative
and Communication technologist
24. _______ is the actual living part of a tree that consists of a complex film between the bark and
the wood (a) piten (b) heartwood (c) the cambium layer (d) rays
25. The following are products of ceramics except ________ (a) tiles (b) bakery ovens (c) glass
windows (c) wash basins
26. _________ is the ability of a metal to withstand physical shock or bending without breaking (a)
density (b) toughness (c) ductility (d) lustre
27. _______ is the sound heard when any metals material is hit with a different type of material (a)
water test (b) sound test (c) mirror test (d) heat test
28. Among all motor vehicles ______ are the most vulnerable on the road (a) motocycles (b) bicycle
(c) tricycle (d) lorry
29. Which of the following is not an example of non-ferrous metals (a) cast iron (b) tin (c0 zinc (d)
silver
30. _______ are plastics which when heated they become soft and begin to flows like thick liquid (a)
thermoplastics (b) paper (c) wood
Theory
1a. Who is a pedestrian ?
b. mention 2 safety guidelines each for the following
(i) pedestrians (b) Motorists (c) cyclists
2a. Mention 5 workshop safety devices and state their uses
b. State 4 safety measures to be observed when using a hand tool.
3a. Name the two classes of wood
b. List two examples each of the two types of metals
c. Explain the following briefly
(i) Ductility
(ii) Brittleness
 CLASS: JSS TWO SUBJECT: BASIC TECH
1. The first aid box is usually painted with __________ are ________ colour
2. _________ is used to hand cotton wool when dressing wounds (a) forceps (b) scissors (c) shears
(d) hand
3. _______ line is a thick and solid line used to show visible outlines of an object (a) small
continuous (b) faint continuous (c) thick continuous (d) chain continuous
4. Which of the following does not require rescue operations (a) collapsed building (b) fire
outbreak (c) phone cells (d) natural disasters
5. _______ types of line is used to show hidden details (a) medium dashes (b) short dashes (c) pin
dashes
6. All solid objects made from clay, mud or cement are called ________ (a) plastics (b) rubber (c0
semi-conductors (d) ceramics
7. Which of the following is not required in a title block? (a) name (b) school (c) phone number
(d) date
8. Any straight line drawn through the centre, meeting the circumference at both ends is called (a)
chord (b) tangent (c) radius (d) diameter
9. Which of the following is the sign on the first aid box? (a) + (b) x (c) – (d) ÷
10. The sum of angles in a triangle is _________ (a) 900 (b) 1800 (c) 3600 (d) 2700
11. The line used for all visible outlines is called _______ (a) thin continuous line (b) thick
continuous line (c) short dashes (d) zig zag lines
12. The ABC of first aid are _______, ________ and _______ (a) airway, bleeding and circulation
(b) spreading, circulation and injection (c) excretion, bleeding and injecting (d) circulation,
removing and airway
13. Which of the following triangles has all its sides equal? (a) scalene (b) equilateral (c) isosceles
(d) right-angle
14. A plane figure bounded by a curve line called circumference is called (a0 triangle (b) curve line
(c) circle (d) quadrilaterals
15. The following are materials in the first aid box except ________ (a) hanger (b) aspirin (c) spirit
(d) thermometer
16. One of the differences between plastic and rubber is that RUBBER is more _________ (a)
cheaper (b) available (c) elastic (d) tougher
17. Which of the following triangles has none of its side equal? (a) equilateral (b) scalene (c)
isosceles (d) right-angled
18. The type of hard wood used in making veneer and plywood is called (a) iroko (b) oak (c) teak (d)
mahogany
19. A _______ is a long narrow mark on a surface which may be straight, crooked or curved (a) line
(b) triangle (c) dot (d) mark
20. _________ is the act of saving people from danger (a) secure operation (b) rescue operation (c)
release operation (d) inducting operation
21. Angles that sum up to 1800 is called ______ (a) supplementary (b) complementary (c) reflex (d)
obtuse
22. The art of using clay to make various objects is called _______ (a) plastics (b) rubber (c) pottery
(d) semi conductors
23. _______ is a the coordinated search and rescue of emergency water landings as well as people
who have survived shipwreck or boat mishap (A) ASR (b) CSAR (c) Cave rescue (d) RRS
24. To give first aid treatment one of your goal must be ______ (a) not assisting the doctor with
information (b) prevent injury from being worse (c) increase the pain of the victim (d) leaving
the injured person alone
25. Which of the following can be used to draw a circle? (a) protector (b) French curve (c) compass
(d) template
26. The following are hard wood except _______ (a) balsa (b) beech (c) spruce (d) iroko
27. Which of the following is not a product of rubber? (a) tyres (b) foot wear (c) sculpture (d) pipes
28. Which of the following is not a property of a line? (a) it has position and length (b) it has width
and thickness (c) it has virtually no thickness (d) it may be a straight line or curved line
29. What do we call the rescue of people trapped in a collapsed building? (a) CSAR (b) mine rescue
(c) urban search and rescues (d) confined space rescue
30. Aluminum is used for making cooking utensil because (a) it is malleable (b) it is a good
conductor of heat (c) it is light (d) it is good conductor of electricity

Theory
1a. Define a line
b. Mention 4 types of lines and explain the uses of two
c. draw a straight line AB of 80mm and divide the line into 5 equal parts.
2a. What is a triangle
b. Construct an equilateral triangle whose sides are 6cm long
c. List the first aid materials and their uses.
 CLASS: JSS THREE SUBJECT: BASIC TECH
1. _______ is not a raw material used in making glass (a) line (b) sand (c) cotton (d) potash
2. A tree grows by obtaining its food in the form of _______ from the soil through its roots (a)
sap (b) gun (c) water (d) air
3. Natural seasoning can also be called _______ seasoning (a) stack (b) log (c) air (d) cast
4. Metal is produced from _______ which is dug from the ground (a) crude oil (b) coal (c) iron
ore (d) gold
5. The act of using clay to make various objects is called _______ (a) plastics (b) rubber (c)
semi conductor (d) poetry
6. A polygon with 12 sides is called ______ (a) nonagon (b) pentagon (c) dodecagon (d)
heptagon
7. _______ is the process of applying paint on which in order to beauty and preserve it (a)
pointing (b) casting (c) tarring (d) graining
8. A _____ type of steel contains 0.1 -0.3% of carbon (a) medium –carbon steel (b) low carbon
steel (c) tool steel (d) high carbon steal
9. The following are methods of producing veneer except _______ (a) rotary/peeling method
(b) sawing methods (c) slicing method (d) coping method
10. _______ is a hard heat resistant materials mude by firing a mixture of clay and chemicals at
high temperature (a) plastic (b) rubber (c) ceramics (d) blood
11. The metal obtained from the processing of iron are in blast furnace is _______ (a) limestone
(b) coke (c) cast (d) steel
12. The best material for making cooking pots is _______ (a) clay (b) tin (c) aluminum (d) iron
13. In isometric drawing, objects are always drawn at _______ angle to the horizontal (a) 60 0
(b) 300 (c) 900 (d) 400
14. A thin slice of sheet obtained from wood is a ______ (a) wood (b) plywood (c) veneer (d)
plank
15. Timber should be filled during which season? (a) dry season (b) raining season
16. Which of the following is not an artificial defect in wood (a) cap (b) bow (c) twist (d) insect
attack
17. The felling of trees is done with aid of _______ (a) chain saw (b) German knife (c) Israel
hoe (d) oxford scriber
18. Which of the following recognizes objects in three (3) dimension (a) isometric drawing (b)
oblique drawing (c) length drawing (d) depth drawing
19. The following are professionals in building industry except _______ (a)e architect (b) civil
engineer (c) quantity surveyor (d) agricultural engineer
20. What is the weight of a wood that weights 20kg after seasoning? If the percentage moisture
content is 40% (a) 28kg (b) 140kg (c) 56kg (d) 100kg
21. A pictorial drawing of solid objects projected at angle 450 is called (a) isometric drawing (b)
oblique drawing (c) perspective drawing (d) real drawing
22. Which of the following is a method of drawing oblique drawing (a) casting method (b)
extrusion method (c) cavalier method (d) rotary method
23. There are how many method of seasoning timber? (a) 5 (b) 4 (c) 1 (d) 2
24. Which of the following is not a method if processing rubber (a) vacuum forming (b)
calendaring (c) extrusion (d) injection moulding
25. _________ contain two varnishing points and the two varnishing point appear at a point in
two directions called sight line (a) one point perspective (b) two point perspective (c)
cabinet
26. Which of the following is the foreshortened size of an object? (a) isometric project (b)
projection (c) oblique (d) isometric drawing
27. _______ is the mixture of two or more metals to from another strong metal (a) carbon (b)
alloy (c) ferrous (d) ornament
28. Making clay products involves the following stages except _______ (a) digging out the clay
(b) preparing the clay (c) heating to harden the moulded article (d0 cropping the clay
29. Felling of trees is done with aid of __________ (a) chain saw (b) German knife (c) Israel
hoe (d) oxford sciber
30. Which of the following is the foreshortened size of an object? (a) isometric projection (b)
isometric drawing (c) projector line (d) identification line

Theory
1a. What is Seasoning?
b. Name three important things to consider before a tree is felled
c. If a sample of wood weight 80kg before and 60kg after drying. What is the percentage
moisture content of the wood sample?
2a. Define Isometric drawing
b. State the differences between isometric drawing and isometric projection.
c. Construct the below diagram in isometric drawing
Alite: All dimension are in mm

3a. Write a short note on the following

(i) Calendaring
(ii) Vacuum forming
b. Outline four methods of processing rubber
c. State the advantages of rubber over plastic
 CLASS: JSS ONE SUBJECT: BUSINESS STUDIES
1. A place where small volumes of clerical activities are carried out is called _______ (a)
office (b) small office (c) shop (d) large office
2. An example of a small office is _______ (a) banking (b) hospital (c) barbing shop (d)
school
3. The following are the quality of a clerical staff except ______ (a) reliable (b) lime stone (c)
respectful (d) patient
4. The place where a large volume of clerical activities are carried out is called (a) small
office (b) small organization (c) large office (d) school
5. The process of using typewriter to produce document is called (a) sampling (b) shorthand
(c) documentary (d) typing
6. The type of office in which specialist are employed is called _____ (a) large office (b)
small office (c) workshop (d) organization
7. The types of office in which the worker may not be allowed to further their education is
known as _______ (a) large office (b) small office (c) skills office (d) school office
8. Which of the following department is responsible for the buying and supplying goods for a
company? (a) personnel department (b) production department (c) sales department (d)
purchasing department
9. One of the function of a clerical staff is _______ (a) wholesaling (b) keeping of files (c)
advertising (d) commence
10. The following are the job avalities of a clerical staff except _______ (a) productivity and
result orientation (b) hard work and commitment to work (c) wearing sample, smart dress
(d) willingness to learn
11. The act of keeping important in function secret is known as _______ (a) security (b)
leakage (c) evidence (d) confidenticility
12. One of these is not the function of an office _______ (a) giving information (b) processing
information (c) spreading information (d) receiving information
13. Which one of these is not an office found in an organization (a) staff room (b) bedroom (c)
account office (d) bursar office
14. It is possible for a clerk to do several jobs when he works on _______ (a) a big office (b) a
small office (c) Horlick school (d) managers office
15. One of the following is not a function of the personnel department (a) recruitment of staff
(b) promotion of staff (c) auditing account (d) training of staff
16. One of the reasons for studying business study is ________ (a) solve moon problems (b)
solve unemployment problem (c) solve mathematical problems (d) reduce the rate of naira
note
17. The following are found in an office except ______ (a) tables and chairs (b) filling
cabinets (c) computer (d) bed and pillow
18. One of the following is a definition of an office (a) a place where people go to eat (b) a
place where the quarrels between workers are settled (c) a place where clerical and
administrative duties are performed (d) a place where workers further their education
19. Which of the following is not an aids to commerce (a) wholesaling (b) insurance (c)
banking (d) ware housing
20. ________ can be seen an five - in – one prevocational subject that equips student (a)
business management (b) business office (c)s business study (d) business organization
21. A place where clerical activities are carried out in an organization (a) workshop (b) biscuit
shop (c) an office (d) work place
22. Any legally organized activity by an individual, government and its agencies to maximize
profit or render services is called ______ (a) business studies (b) business project (c)
business (d) business work
23. _______ is a job, profession, occupation in vocation that somebody aspires to become in
the future (a) business (b) teacher (c) career (d) banker
24. One of these is not a management skill in business studies (a) planning (b) organizing (c)
co-ordinating (d) provocation
25. The use of office equipment such as typewriting and computer to produce document is
called ________ (a) commerce (b) keyboarding (c) office practice (d) shorthand
26. The systematic recording of all cash and credit transaction into the relevant book of
account is called ________ (a0 ledger (b) cashbook (c) book keeping (d) typing
27. Which of these is a component of business studies (a) office knowledge (b) long hand (c)
pre vocation (d) commerce
28. The spread of business studies that is concerned with trade and aids to trade is ________
(a) vocation (b) business studies (c) basic tech (d) commerce
29. The use of signs and symbols to represent spoken sound is called ______ (a) book keeping
(b) long hand (c) short hand (d) business studies
30. One of these is not a component of business studies (a) book-keeping (b) short hand (c0
pre vocation (d) keyboarding
Theory
1a. What is business studies
b. List four (4) components of business studies
c. List four (4) importance of business studies
2a. Define Department
b. Mention the various departments in an office
c. Explain two you know
3. What is an office
a. List all the types of office
b. Mention five (5) functions of an office
 CLASS: JSS TWO SUBJECT: BUSINESS STUDIES
1. Which of the following is the most common means of transportation (a) air (b) pipeline (c)
road (d) water
2. All these things are usually found in an office except _______ (a) computers and printer (b)
chairs and table (c) filling cabinets (d) dressing table
3. A place where buyers and sellers meet to carry an business transactions is called _______
(a) workshop (b) organization (c) market (d) warehouse
4. ________ is the movement from one part of the world for sight-seeing and relaxation (a)
travelling (b) tourism (c) insurance (d) transportation
5. The re-exporting of imported goods to another country is called _______ export (b) import
(c) foreign (d) enter port
6. The types of trade that deals with goods and services that are bought into the country is
called ________ (a) entre-port (b) intre-port (c) import trade (d) export trade
7. A type of trade that occurs within the country is called _______ (a) foreign trade (b)
wholesale (c) retailer (d) domestic trade
8. The official documents relating to purchasing of an organization is called _________ (a)
purchasing document (b) invoice document (c) sales document (d) delivery note
9. A document sent by a supplier to a customer through a carrier along side with the goods
dispatched (a) invoice (b) receipt (c) delivery note (d) sales document
10. _________ is a sales document given by the seller to the buyer (a) invoice (b) price list
(c0s receipts (d) quotation
11. A sales document that is prepared when goods are to be sold and is usually prepared by the
seller to the buyer (a) quotation (b) invoice (c) receipt (d) price list
12. __________ is the document containing the price at which the products of an organization
are sold (a) sales document (b) price control (c) price list (d) price sales
13. One of these is a type of office document (a) written documents (b) unwritten document (c)
sales documents (d) cost document
14. The official and written documents containing vital information used in carrying in the day
to day activities of an organization is? (a) office list (b) office document (c) letters (d)
email
15. Messages or letter received through internet is called _______ (a) yahoo mail (b) g-mail (c)
e-mail (d) explorer
16. The correspondence book used to record mails or letters that are dispatched by hand is
called ________ (a) dispatch notes (b) dispatch book (c) dispatch notes (d) dispatch book
17. One of these is not a type of correspondence books? (a) inward book (b) outward book (c)
postage book (d) entre book
18. The incoming and outgoing mails received sent by an organization is? (a) office mail (b)
office correspondence (c) visitor mail (d) receptionist mail
19. The register in which the names, addresses and telephone number of visitors are stored is
known as ______ (a) telephone pad (b) telephone directory (c) telephone message (d)
phone book
20. A representative of the organization is the _______ (a) office (b) receptionist (c) waiter (d0
clearer
21. _________ is another name giving to complementary card (a) business book (b) business
card (c) request card (d) visitor card
22. ________ is the document that gives detailed information about all visitors that visit the
organization daily (a) visitor log book (b) message book (c) complimentary book (d)
complain book
23. It is possible for a clerk to do several work when he/she works in _______ (a) the principal
office (b) Horlick book (c) a big office (d) a small office
24. A buyer who buys goods in small quantity for sale to consumer is called ________ (a)
distributor (b) wholesaler (c) retailer (d) manufacture
25. Aids to trade include the following except _________ (a) insurance (b) trading (c) banking
(d) advertising
26. Someone who performs office duties is known as _______ (a) manager (b) principal (c)
bursary (d) clerical staff
27. The buying and selling of goods and services is known as _______ (a) trade (b) distributor
(c) market (d) production
28. ________ is the first office that welcomes a visitor to the organization (a) clerk office (b)
receptionist office (c) secretary’s office (d) gateman
29. Which of the following is not an office commonly found in an organization? (a) staffroom
(b) bedroom (c) typing room (d) account office
30. One of these is not an item found in the receptionist office? (a) chairs (b) newspaper (c)
makeup box (d) computer

Theory
1. Who is a receptionist
b. State five (5) qualities of a receptionist
c. Mention three (3) documents handled by a receptionist
2. Define a Trade ?
b. List four (4) importance of trade
c. Mention all the types of trade, explain anyone you know best
3. What is an office correspondence
b. List the four (4) types of correspondence
c. Mention two (2) types of office documents
CLASS: JSS THREE SUBJECT: BUSINESS STUDIES
1. _________ are machines, cabinets devices, tools and other resources used in carrying out
our performance (a) office equipment (b) office procedures (c) technology (d) fox
machine
2. The following are the examples of office equipment except ; (a) cement (b) perforator (c)
photocopier (d) computer
3. Portable office equipment should be kept in a place where they cannot be easily
destroyed (a) safe (b) uncovinent (c) dangerous (d) hazardous
4. Whenever a machine develops faults it should be handled by an _________ (a) expert (b)
person (c) personnel (d) individual
5. __________ is the creation of awareness about a particular good or service (a)
advertising (b) information (c) bill board (d) hand bill
6. __________ stimulate sales (a) transportation (b) riot (c) hoarding (d) monopoly
7. The following are the types of advertising except (a) formative (b) persuasive (c) mass
(d) direct
8. _________ advertising is the advertisement that educates the potential users of a product
(a) informative (b) direct (c) persuasive (d) mass
9. ________ advertising is used in stiff competition (a) competitive (b) mass (c) persuasive
(d) competition
10. Advertising encourages the following except (a) checking (b) sales (c) mass production
(d) profit
11. The following are type of advertising media except (a) radio (b) phone (c) television (d)
cinemas
12. Does advertising create job opportunities? (a) No (b) Yes (c) Maybe (d) Ask me
13. _________ is the conveyance of persons, goods and services from one place to another
(a) movement (b) transportation (c) flight (d) railing
14. Goods are moved from one place called _______ to a place called _______ (a)
beginning, end (b) origin, destination (c) raw material, goods (d) goods, raw material
15. ___________ makes rural to be developed (a) government (b) transportation (c) family
planning (d) demand
16. The following are the types of transportation except (a) air transportation (b) arboreal
transportation (c) land (d) pipeline
17. _________ is the conveyance of goods and services through road (a) lorry transportation
(b) road transportation (c) car transportation (d) pipeline transportation
18. The main medium of movement on water are (a) car, lorry, ship (b) ships, speed boat,
canoe (c) speed boat, lorry, lamborghini (d) ships, speed boat, car
19. Rails are made of _______ (a) irons and plastic (b) irons and metal (c) plastic and
aluminum (d) metal and plastic
20. The most expensive type of transportation is (a) road transportation (b) air transportation
(c) water (d) car
21. _______ can be defined as the process of passing across information, information, ideas
to people (a) moment (b) sight (c) communication (d) transportation
22. The following are traditional ways of communicating except (a) trumpet (b) flute (c) cell-
phones (d) talking drum
23. __________ means peace (a) trumpet (b) talking drum (c) pal front (d) cell- phones
24. __________ is used by the king to pass information’s across to the people (a) palm
fronds (b) cell phone (c) town crier (d) hand bill
25. The following are the examples of modern communication except (a) world wide web (b)
telephone (c) palm fronds (d) letter
26. D.H.L is an example of ________ (a) telephone (b) W.W.W (c) courier service (d) car
27. The fastest modern means of communication is (a) town crier (b) palm fronts (c)
telephone (d) courier
28. The slowest modern means of communication is (a) town crier (b) telephone (c0 courier
services (d) w.w.w
29. _______ is the fastest means of transportation (a) water (b) car (c) Aeroplane (d) road
30. _________ is the safe test means of transportation of goods (a) boat (b) water (c) pipeline
(d) Aeroplane

Theory
1a. Define Communication
b. Explain the two means of communication
c. Mention 5 importance of communication
2a. Define transportation
b. Explain the types of transportation
c. Mention 5 importance of transportation
3. Mention 7 functions of advertising