Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION X - NORTHERN MINDANAO
DIVISION OF MALAYBALAY CITY
SECOND SEMESTER MIDTERM EXAMINATION
GRADE 11 – AUTOMOTIVE SERVICING NC I
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Directions: Read each question carefully and write the letter of the BEST answer in
the space provided.
_____1. Which of the following is NOT a reason for inspecting tools and equipment
regularly?
A. To save time and money
B. To prevent accidents and injuries
C. To ensure they are functioning properly
D. To use damaged tools without any concern
_____2. What should be done before cleaning tools and equipment?
A. Skip inspection if they look clean
B. Store them in a damp environment
C. Disconnect them from power sources
D. Use them immediately after inspection
_____3. How often should tools and equipment be inspected?
A. Once a year
B. Only when they break
C. Never, inspections are unnecessary
D. Regularly according to a maintenance schedule
_____4. Which of the following is an appropriate cleaning method for tools and
equipment?
A. Using them without cleaning
B. Cleaning them with bare hands
C. Storing them with dirt on them
D. Using appropriate cleaning solutions and tools
_____5. Why is it important to clean the work area after using tools and equipment?
A. It’s not necessary
B. To create obstacles for others
C. To save time by leaving things as they are
D. To maintain a safe and organized workspace
_____6. What should be done if a tool or piece of equipment is found to be damaged
during inspection?
A. Use it only for light tasks
B. Report it to someone else to handle
C. Ignore the damage and continue using it
D. Remove it from service until repaired or replaced
_____7. How can proper tool storage contribute to maintaining their condition?
A. Preventing damage and loss
B. Storing them in humid conditions
C. Not having a designated storage space
D. Leaving them scattered around the work area
_____8. What is one benefit of keeping tools and equipment clean and wellmaintained?
A. They become heavier to use
B. They are more likely to malfunction
C. They last longer and perform better
D. They become less efficient over time
_____9. Which of the following is NOT a suitable method for storing small hand tools in
a workshop?
A. Placing in a toolbox
B. Hanging on pegboards
C. Using drawer organizers
D. Scattering them on the workbench
_____10. What is the primary purpose of arranging tools and shop equipment in a
systematic manner?
A. To save space
B. To impress visitors
C. To improve efficiency and safety
D. To make the workshop look organized
_____11. Which of the following is an example of a tool organization system commonly
used in workshops?
A. FIFO (First In, First Out)
B. LIFO (Last In, First Out)
C. ABC Classification
D. Random Placement
_____12. What should be considered when arranging power tools in a workshop?
A. Weight of the tools
B. Frequency of use
C. Color of the tools
D. Manufacturer’s logo visibility
_____13. Which type of storage is ideal for bulky shop equipment such as table saws
or drill presses?
A. Ceiling hooks
B. Mobile tool cabinets
C. Wall-mounted racks
D. Floor-standing shelving units
_____14. How can shop equipment be arranged to minimize clutter and improve
workflow?
A. Grouping similar items together
B. Placing items randomly around the workshop
C. Keeping all equipment at eye level for easy access
D. Storing everything on the floor for convenience
_____15. Which factor is crucial when storing hazardous materials in a workshop
environment?
A. Proximity to heat sources
B. Exposure to direct sunlight
C. Proper ventilation and containment measures
D. Mixing different hazardous materials together for space-saving purposes
_____16. What is an essential consideration when organizing small parts and
accessories in a workshop setting?
A. Using clear containers for visibility
B. Mixing different types of parts together for variety
C. Keeping parts loose on shelves for easy access
D. Storing all parts in one large container to save space
_____17. What is the primary benefit of arranging tools and shop equipment in a
systematic manner?
A. Higher costs
B. Increased safety
C. Limited accessibility
D. Decreased productivity
_____18. How should heavy equipment be stored to ensure safety and efficiency?
A. Stacked haphazardly
B. Secured with straps or chains
C. Placed on unstable surfaces
D. Stored near flammable materials
_____19. What is the purpose of implementing a color-coding system for tool storage?
A. Confuse users
B. Reduce visibility
C. Increase safety hazards
D. Enhance organization and efficiency
_____20. Which of the following is a common mistake to avoid when arranging tools
and shop equipment?
A. Keeping workspaces clutter-free
B. Regularly inspecting equipment for defects
C. Overloading shelves or racks beyond capacity
D. Storing tools in their designated locations after use
_____21. Why is it important to store power tools with their cords properly wrapped?
A. To create trip hazards
B. To increase the risk of electrical fires
C. To save time when using the tools
D. To prevent damage to the cords and ensure safety
_____22. Which factor should be considered when designing a layout for tool storage
in a workshop?
A. Random placement of tools
B. Accessibility and ease of reach
C. Lack of labeling for identification
D. Mixing incompatible tools together
_____23. Which of the following is NOT considered a hazardous waste when it comes
to used lubricants?
A. Heavy Metals
B. Used Motor Oil
C. Antifreeze
D. Biodegradable Oils
_____24. When disposing of used lubricants, what is a common method to minimize
environmental impact?
A. Burning in an open fire
B. Dumping directly into storm drains
C. Recycling at a certified collection center
D. Mixing with household chemicals for disposal
_____25. Which agency in the United States regulates the proper disposal of
hazardous waste, including used lubricants?
A. FDA (Food and Drug Administration)
B. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency)
C. FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency)
D. OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)
_____26. What does the term "Cradle-to-Grave" in waste management refer to?
A. Throwing waste into landfills
B. Ignoring waste disposal regulations
C. Recycling waste without proper treatment
D. Tracking waste from its origin to disposal
_____27. Which of the following is a potential consequence of improper disposal of
used lubricants?
A. Increased soil fertility
B. Reduced air pollution
C. Promotion of wildlife habitat
D. Contamination of groundwater
_____28. What should be done before transporting used oil for disposal or recycling?
A. Mix it with other chemicals to save space
B. Ensure it is labeled properly as "used oil"
C. Dilute it with water for easier handling
D. Transfer it into plastic bags for convenience
_____29. What is a key step in the proper disposal of oil filters?
A. Crushing them to reduce size
B. Burning them in an incinerator
C. Burying them in the backyard
D. Recycling them at a certified facility
_____30. In the context of used lubricants, what does "re-refining" refer to?
A. Recycling used oil into new oil
B. Mixing used oil with new oil for reuse
C. Dumping used oil into the ocean for marine life
D. Turning used oil into a completely different product
_____31. What does the term “nature of work” refer to in a professional context?
A. The number of hours worked per week
B. The physical location where work is performed
C. The salary and benefits offered by an employer
D. The specific tasks and responsibilities involved in a job
_____32. Which of the following best describes the scope of work?
A. The educational background required for the job
B. The boundaries and limitations of the job or project
C. The timeline within which the work must be completed
D. The size of the company where the work is performed
_____33. When analyzing the nature of work, what aspect are you primarily focusing
on?
A. Employee satisfaction levels
B. Job titles within the organization
C. Company’s financial performance
D. Duties and responsibilities associated with a position
_____34. What does the scope of work document typically outline?
A. Employee benefits package
B. Workplace safety regulations
C. Employee attendance requirements
D. Project objectives, deliverables, and timelines
_____35. In terms of work nature, what does “job autonomy” refer to?
A. The ability to work from home
B. The company’s dress code policy
C. The number of coworkers in a department
D. The level of control an employee has over their tasks
_____36. How does understanding the nature of work benefit an organization?
A. It helps in setting employee salaries
B. It influences office layout design
C. It determines the company’s marketing strategy
D. It aids in identifying training needs for employees
_____37. Which factor is NOT typically considered when defining the scope of work?
A. Budget constraints
B. Project deadlines
C. Available resources
D. Employee preferences for work hours
_____38. What is one way to determine the nature of work within an organization?
A. Conducting surveys with customers
B. Analyzing employee social media profiles
C. Observing competitors’ marketing strategies
D. Reviewing job descriptions and responsibilities
_____39. In project management, why is defining the scope of work crucial?
A. To assess employee morale
B. To determine employee promotions
C. To decide on company expansion plans
D. To establish project boundaries and deliverables
_____40. Which term best represents the extent and limits of a project’s goals and
objectives?
A. Workload assessment
B. Scope creep
C. Task delegation
D. Scope statement
_____41. Which of the following is the primary purpose of preparing an estimate or
costing?
A. To determine the exact cost of a project
B. To provide an accurate timeline for project completion
C. To identify potential risks and mitigation strategies
D. To establish a baseline for project performance measurement
_____42. Which of the following methods is commonly used to calculate labor costs for
a project?
A. Time and materials
B. Fixed price
C. Cost plus percentage fee
D. Cost plus fixed fee
_____43. In preparing an estimate or costing, which of the following factors should be
considered when determining material costs?
A. Quantity of materials required
B. Market price fluctuations
C. Manufacturer discounts
D. All of the above
_____44. Which of the following is a common technique used to manage project scope
and control costs during the execution phase of a project?
A. Earned value management
B. Critical path method
C. Gantt charts
D. Risk management
_____45. In a fixed price contract, which of the following factors can impact the final
cost of the project?
A. Changes in project scope
B. Changes in labor rates
C. Changes in material prices
D. All of the above
_____46. Which of the following is a common technique used to identify potential risks
during the planning phase of a project?
A. Risk management
B. Cost estimation
C. Scope definition
D. Stakeholder analysis
_____47. Which of the following is a key component of a successful cost control
strategy during project execution?
A. Regular communication with stakeholders
B. Timely identification of issues and risks
C. Proactive mitigation of challenges
D. All of the above
_____48. In a time and materials contract, which of the following factors can impact the
final cost of the project?
A. Hours worked by team members
B. Materials consumed during the project
C. Both a) and b)
D. Neither a) nor b)
_____49. In a cost plus fixed fee contract, which of the following factors can impact the
final cost of the project?
A. Labor rates charged by team members
B. Materials consumed during the project
C. Both a) and b) both
D. Neither a) nor b)
_____50. Which of the following is a common method used to track actual costs
against estimated costs during project execution?
A. Earned value analysis
B. Resource allocation reports
C. Project status reports
D. Stakeholder feedback
ANSWER KEY
1. D
2. C
3. D
4. D
5. D
6. D
7. A
8. C
9. D
10. C
11. C
12. B
13. D
14. A
15. C
16. A
17. D
18. B
19. D
20. C
21. D
22. B
23. D
24. C
25. B
26. D
27. D
28. B
29. D
30. A
31. D
32. B
33. D
34. D
35. D
36. D
37. D
38. D
39. D
40. D
41. D
42. A
43. D
44. A
45. D
46. A
47. D
48. C
49. C
50. A