CONCEPT OF TECHNOLOGY (JSS1 Questions).

Now that you are through with this topic with your Basic Technology teacher, you can now attempt the following multiple choice questions. Feel free to post your answers including your name on our COMMENT tag below the questions. It will be marked and your result mailed to you via your email address.

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QUESTIONS

1. There are two types of Technology that we have learnt. They are:
a. western/modern technology
b. derived/African technology
c. developed/under-developed technology
d. none of the above

2. The use of one of the following is related to a high-developed technology.
a. knife and hoes
b. hooks and nets
c. horse drawn carts
d. air-crafts and cars.

3. Only one of the following should study technology.
a. anyone
b. men only
c. women only
d. men and boys.

4. Technology has affected us in all of the following areas EXCEPT.
a. industrialization
b. improved health care delivery
c. high standard of living
d. highly developed technology

5. Technology can be defined as…………
a. a technologist
b. using scientific process to solve physical problems
c. using electronic gadgets
d. using fishing net when fishing.

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