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The document contains a mid-term technical drawing exam for secondary school students. It includes 30 multiple choice questions testing technical drawing concepts and terms. It also includes a section with building drawing questions, providing a sketch of a bungalow and specifications to use in drawing requested views including a floor plan, rear elevation, and sectional view.

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TD SS2

The document contains a mid-term technical drawing exam for secondary school students. It includes 30 multiple choice questions testing technical drawing concepts and terms. It also includes a section with building drawing questions, providing a sketch of a bungalow and specifications to use in drawing requested views including a floor plan, rear elevation, and sectional view.

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CHRIST THE KING INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, GBAGADA LAGOS

DEPARTMENT OF VOCATIONAL STUDIES

SECOND TERM MID-TERMTEST, 2019/2020 SESSION

SUBJECT: TECHNICAL DRAWING

CLASS: SS 2

DURATION: 1½ HRS

TOTAL MARKS: 15

INSTRUCTION:
Read the instruction and answer the questions
INSTRUCTION: Answer all questions from this section. (30 marks)

OBJECTIVE
1. The following tools are suitable for removing a fastened nail from a wood except a
(A) crow bar (B) pair of pliers (C) chisel (D) pair of pincers.
2. Jamb is a part of a (A) roof (B) floor (C) door (D) wall.
3. A hot metal is held in the foundry during forging by using a pair of
(A) pliers (B) scissors (C) shears (D) tongs.
4. A dowel pin is used in assembly of parts for
(A) centering. (B) dismantling. (C) permanent joint. (D) fastening.
5. Which of the following is suitable for driving a bolt through a threaded hole?
(A) Scribed (B) spanner (C) hammer (D) chisel
Use the figure below to answer questions 6 and 7

6. The thread profile shown in the figure above is called (A) square (B) ACME (C) involute (D) B S.F.
7. The parts labeled X and Y respectively are
(A) crest and pitch. (B) root and pitch (C) root and crest (D) pitch and crest.
8. Where is the projection of an auxiliary plan taken from?
(A) Plan (B) End Elevation (C) Front Elevation (D) Auxiliary front Elevation
9. Which of the following is the right solid whose elevation is shown below?
(A) Rectangular prism (B) Triangular prism (C) Hexagonal prism (D) Square prism

10. Kingpost is found on the (A) door (B) foundation (C) roof (D) wall
11. Which of the following does a similar job as lintel? (A) jamb (B) sill (C) truss (D) arch
12. The type of drawing that shows individual items in their relative working positions is called
(A) auxiliary (B) perspective (C) assembly (D) isometric.
13. A practical application of principle of helix is in
(A) trust bearing (B) washer. (C) screw thread. (D) rivet.
14. What does 6g in the M5 X 0.8---6g specification represent? (A) Tolerance for shaft.
(B) Tolerance for nut. (C) Tolerance for external thread. (D) Tolerance for drilled hole.
15. In building drawing the figure below is used to represent the cross section of
(A) manufactured board (B) laminated board (C) sawn timber (D) planned timber.
16. What type of roof is shown above? (A) Hipped (B) Gable (C) Butterfly (D) Mansaid.
17. Which of the following is not a conventional thread profile? (A) BSF (B) ACME (C) BSS (D) BSW
18. Which of the following is a permanent locking device?
(A) Rivet (B) Screw (C) Bolt and nut (D) Locknut and pin.

19. The figure above shows a/an


(A) electrical symbol (B) welding symbol (C) machining symbol (D) plumbing symbol.
20. The correct convention for writing 40mm diameter, according t BS 308 is
(A) 40Ø (B) Ø40. (C) D40 (D) 40 dia.
21. Which of the following is applied in the construction of the reflector 0f a car head-lamp?
(A) Cycloid (B) Hyperbola (C) Parabola (D) Epicycloid.
.

22. The figure above shows a section through


(A) countersunk hole (B) blind hole (C) cylindrical hole (D) counter bored hole.
23. Which of the following is not a part of a door? (A) Stile (B) jamb (C) Sill (D) Frame.
24. Which of the following is not a roof member? (A) Rafter (B) kingpost (C) Lintel (D) Purlin.

25. Point K in the triangle above is the (A) apex (B) centroid (C) altitude (D) median
26. The circle below is ------- (A) circumscribed. (B) escribed. (C) concentric. (D) eccentric.

27. Directrix, focus and vertex are properties of the following except
(A) ellipse (B) cycloid (C) hyperbola (D) parabola.
28. Plumb bulbs are used in building site for
(A) horizontal alignment (B) vertical alignment (C) roundness (D) squareness
.

29. The symbol above is used to represent (A) bathtub. (B) manhole. (C) shower (D) water closet.
30. The figure below shows the half plan view of a (A) lean-to roof.(B) gable roof (C) hip roof. (D) butterfly roof.
SECTION B (THEORY) Building drawing

Section B Answer the questions in this section (30 marks)


1. BUILDING DRAWING
Study the sketch plan of a bungalow below and use the given specifications to answer the question that
follows

FOUNDATION: 750 X 450 laid over 100 thick cement concrete pad at a depth of 900 below ground level.
FLOOR: 300 hardcore, 150 concrete slab, 25 mortar screed. Finished floor to ceiling 3150.
WALLS: All walls 225
LINTEL: 225 X 225 reinforced concrete.
DOOR: All doors 1850 X 750 X 40 flush wooden in 100 X 50 timber frame, except garage door -2800 X 2100
X 40, roller shutter.
WINDOW: Sliding glass in aluminium frames, Bath, WC store windows 600 X 600, Others, 900 X 1200.
BEAM: 225 X 225 reinforced concrete, 2400 above floor level.
RAILING: Balustrate, 1000 high from the floor level.
COLUMN: 225 X 225reinfoorced concrete.
ROOF: Pitched gable at 15⁰ slope, with corrugated asbestos sheets; Timber rafter 1000 X 50 at 1000 centres.
Fascia board 25 X 250; Eaves 600.
(a) Draw to a scale of 1:100, the :
(i) floor plan in the form of working drawing; (10 marks)
(ii) rear elevation. (10 marks)
(b) Draw to a scale of 1 : 50, the sectional view on plane P-P. (10 marks)

(Note: Assume suitable dimensions where necessary)

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