Department of Education
Region VII, Central Visayas
Division of Dumaguete City
HERMENEGILDA F. GLORIA MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL
Banilad, Dumaguete City
TECHNOLOGY AND LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION 10- CSS
SECOND PERIODICAL TEST
Direction: Read each item carefully. Write only the letter of the best answer.
1. Which of the following describes a physical hazard that may be encountered in the
workplace?
A. Cleaning solvents
B. Hot components, or sharp edges of computer devices
C. Laser printer toner
D. Slippery computer laboratory floor
2. What term refers to a workplace situation that could harm people's health and safety or
damage computer and equipment?
A. Danger
B. Hazard
C. Risk
D. Terrorism
3. A planned system of working to prevent illness and injury where you work by recognizing
and identifying hazards and risks.
A. OSH
B. OHS
C. DOH
D. BIR
4. What do we refer to as legislation, policies, procedures and activities that aim to protect
the health and safety and welfare of the people at the workplace?
A. Occupational Health Safety and Procedure
B. Occupational Health Standards and Procedure
C. Occupational Health Satisfaction and Procedure
D. Occupational Health Stationery and Procedure
5. What should you do if you encounter a workplace hazard that you cannot fix, especially
one that could cause serious harm?
A. I Always tell someone (my employer, my supervisor or my health and safety
representative) about the situation I can’t fix myself.
B. I will call immediately to fire station.
C. I will call immediately to the police.
D. I will wait for someone to see the situation because I don’t want to get blame of the
situation.
6. Which of the following steps DO NOT belong to managing health and safety at work?
A. Assess the Risk
B. Call for Help
C. Make the Change
D. Spot the Hazard
7. It is a best practice that a fire extinguisher and first aid kit be available in the ____.
A. Comfort room
B. Playground
C. Roof
D. Workplace
8. Why is it important to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during computer
assembly?
A. To prevent injuries and protect yourself from potential hazards
B. To make the task look professional
C. To follow company policies without understanding
D. To complete the task faster
9. What is the importance of Occupational Health and Safety Procedures?
A. Avoid the disobedience of the employees.
B. Ensure the protection in health and safety of the employees.
C. Follow the mandated rules and regulation of the government.
D. Show the different activities in the workplace.
10. The work area must always be clear of any materials to minimize the risk caused by
________.
A. Hazards
B. Tools
C. Trash
D. Workplace
11. What is the first thing to do before starting computer disassembly?
A. Make sure you have the tools you need and they're all close by and handy and be sure
to have a container to keep the screws in so you have them when you want to put
things back together.
B. Unplug every wire coming from the power supply.
C. Unplug every cable that is plugged in to your computer.
D. Unscrew the four screws at the back of the computer
12. What is the last component to be removed in computer disassembly?
A. Hard disk
B. Motherboard
C. Power Supply Unit
D. RAM
13. Which component inside the system unit has a heat sink and fan on top to make
sure it is properly ventilated?
A. CPU
B. Optical Drive
C. Motherboard
D. RAM
14. Which of components inside the system unit has the most number of wires/cables
on?
A. Hard Disk Drive
B. Motherboard
C. Power Supply Unit
D. RAM
15. Organize the step-by-step procedure in computer disassembly.
I. Detaching the Hard Drive
II. Detaching the power supply
III. Opening the outer shell / case
IV. Pull Out the Motherboard
V. Removing the CD / DVD Drives
VI. Removing the CPU fan
VII. Removing the system fan
VIII. Unplugging all the cables and wires
IX. Removing RAM
A. VIII, III, VII, VI, II, V, I, IX, IV
B. VII, III, VII, VI, II, V, IX, I, IV
C. I, III, IV, II, VIII, VI, V, IX, VII
D. VIII, III, VII, VI, IX, II, V, I, IV
16. What is the last step in assembling a computer system?
A. Install the operating system
B. Connect the power supply to the motherboard
C. Close the computer case
D. Insert the CPU into the socket
17. Which tool is used to prevent static electricity damage during assembly?
A. Screwdriver
B. Needle-nosed pliers
C. Anti-static wrist strap
D. Wire stripper
18. Why is it important to gather all tools and supplies before starting the assembly?
A. To avoid needing to borrow tools during the process
B. To ensure you have the correct tools on hand for a safe and efficient assembly
C. To increase the time needed to complete the assembly
D. To prevent static discharge during installation
19. Why should you avoid forcing a component that doesn’t fit into place?
A. It will slow down the assembly process.
B. It can cause damage to the component or other parts of the system.
C. It is against the 15 OHS procedures.
D. It can result in missing screws.
20. Which principle should you follow when assembling or disassembling computer
components to avoid damaging parts?
A. If it doesn’t fit, it doesn’t belong
B. Force it if it’s stuck
C. Adjust with tools to make it fit
D. Ignore and proceed
21. It is a device used to check patch cables and tests for correct output of a cable at a
patch panel and jack.
A. Fiber Optic Tester
B. LAN Tester
C. Network Cable Qualifier
D. Telephone Line Tester
22. What type of connector is also known as a phone connector?
A. HDMI
B. Speaker
C. 3.5 mm audio cable
D. 3.4mm audio cable
23. What type of cable is used to connect LAN ports for internet connection and is also
known as an RJ-45 cable?
A. D.3.5 mm cable
B. Ethernet Cable
C. Internet Cable
D. PS/2 cable
24. What is the Computer Power Cable (Kettle Plug) used for?
A. To connect the computer to the internet
B. To connect the keyboard to the computer
C. To connect the monitor to the computer
D. To connect the power source to the power supply
25. Which component is responsible for managing the connections of a computer's
power button, reset button, and LEDs, ensuring proper system operation?
A. 4 Pin Molex Connector
B. (6 Pin) PCI Express Connector
C. SATA power connector
D. System Panel Connector
26. What is the main power connector commonly referred to as?
A. (4 Pin) Molex Connector
B. (4 + 4 Pin) ATX 12V Power Connector
C. (6 Pin) PCI Express Connector
D. (20 + 4 Pin) ATX Power Connector
27. Which port should you use to connect a keyboard cable?
A. Audio Port
B. Monitor Port
C. USB Port
D. VGA Port
28. What is the purpose of the Reset SW in a computer system?
A. To control the volume
B. To handle the power button
C. To restart the computer
D. To connect the speaker
29. How can you differentiate a USB 2.0 cable from a USB 3.0 cable?
A. USB 2.0 cables are always longer than USB 3.0 cables
B. USB 2.0 cables have a "Super Speed" label
C. USB 3.0 cables are thinner than USB 2.0 cables
D. USB 3.0 cables have a blue tip and may have a "Super Speed" label
30. What is described as a cable, also known as a cord, plug, or connector, that
transmits power or data between devices and is covered in plastic by one or more wires?
A. Data Cable
B. Electrical Cable
C. Electrical Cable
D. Network Cable
31. Which audio port is typically used as a line-in to connect an MP3 player, CD player,
DVD player, turntable, or electric guitar?
A. Blue Port
B. Green Port
C. Pink Port
D. Violet Port
32. What tool is used for tightening cross-headed screws in assembling a computer?
A. Allen wrench
B. Flat-head screwdriver
C. Phillips-head screwdriver
D. Torx screwdriver
33. Which tool is most effective for removing dust from a keyboard?
A. Cotton buds
B. Compressed Air
C. Wet cloth
D. Brush
34. Which tool is used to clean a monitor screen?
A. Glass cleaner spray
B. Microfiber cloth
C. Paper towel
D. Wet cloth
35. Which tool is used for loosening screws with a star-like depression, commonly found
on hard disk drives (HDD)?
A. Allen wrench
B. Flat-head screwdriver
C. Phillips-head screwdriver
D. Torx screwdriver
36. What tool is ideal for picking up small objects and components that are hard to
reach by hand?
A. Cable ties
B. Pliers
C. Tweezers
D. Screwdriver
37. While attempting to tighten a screw on the computer case, you accidentally use a
hammer instead of a screwdriver. What is the most likely outcome?
A. The hammer will provide the necessary force to secure the screw.
B. The hammer could damage the screw and the case, potentially rendering them
unusable.
C. Using a hammer will make the job faster and more efficient.
D. The hammer is the best tool for tightening screws in a computer
38. You are cleaning the screen of a computer monitor and you accidentally use a rough
paper towel instead of a microfiber cloth. What is the most likely result?
A. The paper towel will clean the screen better than a microfiber cloth.
B. The rough texture of the paper towel could scratch the monitor screen.
C. The paper towel will clean the screen without causing any harm.
D. The paper towel will improve the clarity of the screen.
39. Which tool is used to tighten cross-headed screws in assembling a computer?
A. Allen wrench
B. Phillips-head screwdriver
C. Flat-head screwdriver
D. Torx screwdriver
40. Which of the following tools is most suitable for checking the continuity of a circuit
or wire?
A. Hammer
B. Multimeter
C. Screwdriver
D. Pliers
41. Which action should you take to ensure safety while working with computer
components?
A. Use excessive force to remove components.
B. Handle all parts with care and place them on a stable surface.
C. Wear metal jewelry while assembling components.
D. Work with liquids nearby to clean parts
42. If you see a loose cable on the floor of the computer lab, what is the best thing to
do?
A. Leave it as it is.
B. Tape it down or remove it to prevent tripping.
C. Step over it carefully each time.
D. Tell others to avoid it without fixing it.
43. Considering the importance of safety in a computer assembly workshop, who should
be primarily responsible for ensuring the enforcement of OHS policies and procedures,
aside from the safety officer?
A. End-user
B. IT manager
C. Property custodian
D. Technician
44. How would you create a procedure to ensure workplace safety while assembling
computer systems?
A. Combine all listed policies to create a comprehensive safety checklist.
B. Focus only on grounding yourself before starting work.
C. Ignore wearing PPE if the workplace is clean.
D. Avoid keeping track of missing tools
45. How can you evaluate if a workspace is safe for using computers?
A. Assume it is safe if no one complains
B. Check if all cables are organized and undamaged.
C. Ensure the computers are turned off before checking.
D. Verify if each table has a power outlet nearby.
46. Which action should you take first when disassembling a computer system to
ensure safety?
A. Disconnect the monitor
B. Remove the motherboard
C. Take out the hard drive
D. Unplug all power sources
47. How should you properly prepare to remove the power supply unit from a
computer?
A. Cut the cables
B. Disconnect it from the motherboard and other components
C. Shake the case to loosen it
D. Turn the computer on briefly
48. Which component requires the most careful handling during disassembly due to its
sensitivity?
A. Hard Drive
B. Mother Board
C. Power Supply Unit
D. RAM
49. What is the purpose of applying thermal paste?
A. To clean the CPU
B. To secure the RAM
C. To prevent overheating
D. To connect the motherboard to the case
50. Which of the following is necessary to secure the motherboard inside the case?
A. Double-sided tape
B. Plastic clips
C. Standoffs and screws
D. Thermal paste
51. You need to connect your computer to a projector for a presentation. Which cable
would you use?
A. HDMI
B. Ethernet Cable
C. VGA
D. USB
52. What is the first component to put inside the system unit in computer assembly?
A. Hard disk
B. Motherboard
C. Power Supply Unit
D. RAM
53. Which component is illustrated in this procedure: "Insert them into the proper
sockets and push down firmly but evenly until the clips on both sides of the socket pop
into place?
A. CPU
B. Motherboard
C. Optical Drive
D. RAM
54. What component is shown in the figure?
A. CPU
B. Printed Circuit Board
C. RAM
D. Sound Card
55. Design a step-by-step procedure for safely disassembling a computer system. How
would you ensure that all components are properly handled and stored during the
process?
A. Begin by unplugging all cables, removing internal parts in the order they were installed,
and storing them in labeled containers.
B. Disassemble the system without grounding yourself, and place components directly on
the table without protective measures.
C. Start by removing the motherboard first, then disconnect the power supply and hard
drive, without organizing components.
D. Remove all external components first and then proceed to internal components without
following any specific order.
56. If a hard drive activity light isn’t functioning, which front panel connector would you
check first?
A. PLED (Power Led)
B. HDD LED
C. Reset Switch
D. Speaker
57. If a microphone connected to a computer isn’t working, which port should you
inspect for proper connection?
A. Green audio port
B. Pink audio port
C. Blue audio port
D. USB port
58. Which cable would you use to connect a printer to a computer for printing
documents?
A. HDMI
B. USB
C. VGA
D. Ethernet
59. Given a scenario where a computer needs to be connected to both a monitor and
speakers for a presentation, which cables would be essential to use for optimal
performance?
A. VGA Cable and 3.5mm Audio Cable
B. HDMI Cable and Ethernet Cable
C. USB Cable and VGA Cable
D. HDMI Cable and 3.5mm Audio Cable
60. Imagine you're assembling a computer from scratch. How would you organize your
hand tools to ensure efficiency and prevent damage to delicate components?
A. Sort tools by size and use them one by one.
B. Group tools by type and leave them all in one place.
C. Use only one tool at a time and avoid using others until necessary.
D. Arrange tools in a toolbox and label each section for quick access.