New Curriculum Second Term Computer Hardware and GSM Repairs examination for JSS 1

Class: JSS 1
Term: Second Term
Subject: Computer Hardware and GSM Repairs
Time: 2 hours
Total Marks: 70

SECTION A: OBJECTIVES (40 Marks)
Instruction: Answer all 40 questions. Each question carries 1 mark.

1. Which explanation most accurately describes Hardware and software faults? (a) A damaged charging port is a hardware fault while a frozen application is a software issue    (b) Software problems may involve faulty apps, settings or operating-system behaviour    (c) Hardware faults affect physical phone parts while software faults affect program operation    (d) Repair may involve replacing a faulty physical part or correcting an identified software issue
2. In the context of Types of phone faults, which statement is correct? (a) Hardware faults affect physical phone parts while software faults affect program operation    (b) A damaged charging port is a hardware fault while a frozen application is a software issue    (c) Software problems may involve faulty apps, settings or operating-system behaviour    (d) Repair may involve replacing a faulty physical part or correcting an identified software issue
3. The concept of Software problems is best explained as ________. (a) Software problems may involve faulty apps, settings or operating-system behaviour    (b) A damaged charging port is a hardware fault while a frozen application is a software issue    (c) Repair may involve replacing a faulty physical part or correcting an identified software issue    (d) Hardware faults affect physical phone parts while software faults affect program operation
4. An accurate description of Safe fault correction is ________. (a) Software problems may involve faulty apps, settings or operating-system behaviour    (b) Entrepreneurship involves organising resources and taking calculated risks to operate a venture    (c) A damaged charging port is a hardware fault while a frozen application is a software issue    (d) Repair may involve replacing a faulty physical part or correcting an identified software issue
5. Which explanation most accurately describes Entrepreneurship? (a) Entrepreneurship can create income, skills and employment    (b) Repair may involve replacing a faulty physical part or correcting an identified software issue    (c) Software problems may involve faulty apps, settings or operating-system behaviour    (d) Entrepreneurship involves organising resources and taking calculated risks to operate a venture
6. In the context of Benefits of entrepreneurship, which statement is correct? (a) Entrepreneurship involves organising resources and taking calculated risks to operate a venture    (b) Entrepreneurs may face limited funding, infrastructure problems and competition    (c) Entrepreneurship can create income, skills and employment    (d) Repair may involve replacing a faulty physical part or correcting an identified software issue
7. The concept of Business challenges is best explained as ________. (a) Entrepreneurship can create income, skills and employment    (b) Entrepreneurs may face limited funding, infrastructure problems and competition    (c) Money is generally accepted for paying for goods and services    (d) Entrepreneurship involves organising resources and taking calculated risks to operate a venture
8. An accurate description of Money is ________. (a) Money is generally accepted for paying for goods and services    (b) Saving means reserving part of current income for future needs    (c) Entrepreneurs may face limited funding, infrastructure problems and competition    (d) Entrepreneurship can create income, skills and employment
9. Which explanation most accurately describes Saving money? (a) Saving means reserving part of current income for future needs    (b) Money is generally accepted for paying for goods and services    (c) Business capital may come from personal savings, family support or appropriate loans    (d) Entrepreneurs may face limited funding, infrastructure problems and competition
10. In the context of Start-up funding, which statement is correct? (a) Saving means reserving part of current income for future needs    (b) Money is generally accepted for paying for goods and services    (c) Entrepreneurs may face limited funding, infrastructure problems and competition    (d) Business capital may come from personal savings, family support or appropriate loans
11. A practical example relating to Hardware and software faults is ________. (a) Recognising a faulty earpiece as a physical component problem    (b) A phone restarts repeatedly after a failed software update    (c) Separating a cracked screen problem from an app that repeatedly crashes    (d) Testing charging after replacing a defective charging port
12. During a practical lesson on Types of phone faults, which observation is most relevant? (a) Separating a cracked screen problem from an app that repeatedly crashes    (b) Recognising a faulty earpiece as a physical component problem    (c) A phone restarts repeatedly after a failed software update    (d) Testing charging after replacing a defective charging port
13. Which of the following demonstrates Software problems correctly? (a) Recognising a faulty earpiece as a physical component problem    (b) A phone restarts repeatedly after a failed software update    (c) Testing charging after replacing a defective charging port    (d) Separating a cracked screen problem from an app that repeatedly crashes
14. Which situation best illustrates Safe fault correction? (a) Testing charging after replacing a defective charging port    (b) A phone restarts repeatedly after a failed software update    (c) Starting a small supervised phone-repair business to meet local needs    (d) Recognising a faulty earpiece as a physical component problem
15. A practical example relating to Entrepreneurship is ________. (a) Earning revenue from accurately performed phone repairs    (b) Testing charging after replacing a defective charging port    (c) A phone restarts repeatedly after a failed software update    (d) Starting a small supervised phone-repair business to meet local needs
16. During a practical lesson on Benefits of entrepreneurship, which observation is most relevant? (a) Starting a small supervised phone-repair business to meet local needs    (b) A repairer struggles with the high cost of replacement parts    (c) Earning revenue from accurately performed phone repairs    (d) Testing charging after replacing a defective charging port
17. Which of the following demonstrates Business challenges correctly? (a) Earning revenue from accurately performed phone repairs    (b) Using naira to purchase a replacement battery    (c) A repairer struggles with the high cost of replacement parts    (d) Starting a small supervised phone-repair business to meet local needs
18. Which situation best illustrates Money? (a) Setting aside earnings for future repair equipment    (b) Using naira to purchase a replacement battery    (c) A repairer struggles with the high cost of replacement parts    (d) Earning revenue from accurately performed phone repairs
19. A practical example relating to Saving money is ________. (a) Setting aside earnings for future repair equipment    (b) Using naira to purchase a replacement battery    (c) Using documented savings to buy essential repair tools    (d) A repairer struggles with the high cost of replacement parts
20. During a practical lesson on Start-up funding, which observation is most relevant? (a) Setting aside earnings for future repair equipment    (b) Using naira to purchase a replacement battery    (c) A repairer struggles with the high cost of replacement parts    (d) Using documented savings to buy essential repair tools
21. A pupil working on Hardware and software faults should first consider ________. (a) Identify customers and prepare a workable business plan    (b) Confirm the fault and perform a functionality test after repair    (c) Offer reliable services and maintain customer trust    (d) Identify whether the symptom points to physical or program failure
22. The recommended procedure relating to Types of phone faults is ________. (a) Offer reliable services and maintain customer trust    (b) Identify customers and prepare a workable business plan    (c) Classify symptoms before selecting a repair method    (d) Plan for funding and electricity limitations
23. Which action is most appropriate when applying Software problems? (a) Plan for funding and electricity limitations    (b) Check available software diagnostics before hardware replacement    (c) Offer reliable services and maintain customer trust    (d) Keep accurate records of money received and spent
24. When carrying out Safe fault correction, the correct approach is to ________. (a) Confirm the fault and perform a functionality test after repair    (b) Keep accurate records of money received and spent    (c) Identify whether the symptom points to physical or program failure    (d) Plan for funding and electricity limitations
25. A pupil working on Entrepreneurship should first consider ________. (a) Identify customers and prepare a workable business plan    (b) Identify whether the symptom points to physical or program failure    (c) Keep business savings separate from unnecessary spending    (d) Classify symptoms before selecting a repair method
26. The recommended procedure relating to Benefits of entrepreneurship is ________. (a) Classify symptoms before selecting a repair method    (b) Assess repayment conditions before accepting a loan    (c) Identify whether the symptom points to physical or program failure    (d) Offer reliable services and maintain customer trust
27. Which action is most appropriate when applying Business challenges? (a) Check available software diagnostics before hardware replacement    (b) Classify symptoms before selecting a repair method    (c) Plan for funding and electricity limitations    (d) Confirm the fault and perform a functionality test after repair
28. When carrying out Money, the correct approach is to ________. (a) Confirm the fault and perform a functionality test after repair    (b) Keep accurate records of money received and spent    (c) Check available software diagnostics before hardware replacement    (d) Identify customers and prepare a workable business plan
29. A pupil working on Saving money should first consider ________. (a) Identify customers and prepare a workable business plan    (b) Keep business savings separate from unnecessary spending    (c) Confirm the fault and perform a functionality test after repair    (d) Offer reliable services and maintain customer trust
30. The recommended procedure relating to Start-up funding is ________. (a) Assess repayment conditions before accepting a loan    (b) Offer reliable services and maintain customer trust    (c) Identify customers and prepare a workable business plan    (d) Plan for funding and electricity limitations
31. With respect to Hardware and software faults, which practice is inappropriate? (a) Buying costly repair tools without assessing business demand    (b) Returning a phone without checking whether the reported fault is resolved    (c) Assuming every new business earns immediate profit    (d) Replacing hardware immediately for every software error
32. Which practice is a likely mistake in Types of phone faults? (a) Assuming every new business earns immediate profit    (b) Buying costly repair tools without assessing business demand    (c) Treating a missing operating-system update as a broken speaker    (d) Ignoring start-up expenses while setting service prices
33. A difficulty that should be avoided in Software problems is ________. (a) Ignoring start-up expenses while setting service prices    (b) Assuming every new business earns immediate profit    (c) Erasing customer data without permission or backup    (d) Confusing expected sales with cash actually received
34. Which action may lead to an unsatisfactory result in Safe fault correction? (a) Confusing expected sales with cash actually received    (b) Returning a phone without checking whether the reported fault is resolved    (c) Replacing hardware immediately for every software error    (d) Ignoring start-up expenses while setting service prices
35. With respect to Entrepreneurship, which practice is inappropriate? (a) Buying costly repair tools without assessing business demand    (b) Replacing hardware immediately for every software error    (c) Spending all earnings before purchasing essential tools    (d) Treating a missing operating-system update as a broken speaker
36. Which practice is a likely mistake in Benefits of entrepreneurship? (a) Treating a missing operating-system update as a broken speaker    (b) Borrowing without a plan for repayment    (c) Replacing hardware immediately for every software error    (d) Assuming every new business earns immediate profit
37. A difficulty that should be avoided in Business challenges is ________. (a) Erasing customer data without permission or backup    (b) Treating a missing operating-system update as a broken speaker    (c) Returning a phone without checking whether the reported fault is resolved    (d) Ignoring start-up expenses while setting service prices
38. Which action may lead to an unsatisfactory result in Money? (a) Returning a phone without checking whether the reported fault is resolved    (b) Erasing customer data without permission or backup    (c) Confusing expected sales with cash actually received    (d) Buying costly repair tools without assessing business demand
39. With respect to Saving money, which practice is inappropriate? (a) Buying costly repair tools without assessing business demand    (b) Spending all earnings before purchasing essential tools    (c) Returning a phone without checking whether the reported fault is resolved    (d) Assuming every new business earns immediate profit
40. Which practice is a likely mistake in Start-up funding? (a) Borrowing without a plan for repayment    (b) Assuming every new business earns immediate profit    (c) Buying costly repair tools without assessing business demand    (d) Ignoring start-up expenses while setting service prices

SECTION B: THEORY (30 Marks)
Instruction: Answer any THREE questions. Each question carries 10 marks.

1. Answer the following questions.
(a) Explain Hardware and software faults. (2 marks)
(b) Describe an example or application of Types of phone faults and explain its importance. (4 marks)
(c) State one appropriate practice and one mistake to avoid concerning Software problems. Explain each. (4 marks)

2. Answer the following questions.
(a) Explain Safe fault correction. (2 marks)
(b) Describe an example or application of Entrepreneurship and explain its importance. (4 marks)
(c) State one appropriate practice and one mistake to avoid concerning Benefits of entrepreneurship. Explain each. (4 marks)

3. Answer the following questions.
(a) Explain Business challenges. (2 marks)
(b) Describe an example or application of Money and explain its importance. (4 marks)
(c) State one appropriate practice and one mistake to avoid concerning Saving money. Explain each. (4 marks)

4. Answer the following questions.
(a) Explain Types of phone faults. (2 marks)
(b) Describe an example or application of Saving money and explain its importance. (4 marks)
(c) State one appropriate practice and one mistake to avoid concerning Start-up funding. Explain each. (4 marks)

Objective Marking Scheme
Question 1 – ✅ (c) Hardware faults affect physical phone parts while software faults affect program operation
Question 2 – ✅ (b) A damaged charging port is a hardware fault while a frozen application is a software issue
Question 3 – ✅ (a) Software problems may involve faulty apps, settings or operating-system behaviour
Question 4 – ✅ (d) Repair may involve replacing a faulty physical part or correcting an identified software issue
Question 5 – ✅ (d) Entrepreneurship involves organising resources and taking calculated risks to operate a venture
Question 6 – ✅ (c) Entrepreneurship can create income, skills and employment
Question 7 – ✅ (b) Entrepreneurs may face limited funding, infrastructure problems and competition
Question 8 – ✅ (a) Money is generally accepted for paying for goods and services
Question 9 – ✅ (a) Saving means reserving part of current income for future needs
Question 10 – ✅ (d) Business capital may come from personal savings, family support or appropriate loans
Question 11 – ✅ (c) Separating a cracked screen problem from an app that repeatedly crashes
Question 12 – ✅ (b) Recognising a faulty earpiece as a physical component problem
Question 13 – ✅ (b) A phone restarts repeatedly after a failed software update
Question 14 – ✅ (a) Testing charging after replacing a defective charging port
Question 15 – ✅ (d) Starting a small supervised phone-repair business to meet local needs
Question 16 – ✅ (c) Earning revenue from accurately performed phone repairs
Question 17 – ✅ (c) A repairer struggles with the high cost of replacement parts
Question 18 – ✅ (b) Using naira to purchase a replacement battery
Question 19 – ✅ (a) Setting aside earnings for future repair equipment
Question 20 – ✅ (d) Using documented savings to buy essential repair tools
Question 21 – ✅ (d) Identify whether the symptom points to physical or program failure
Question 22 – ✅ (c) Classify symptoms before selecting a repair method
Question 23 – ✅ (b) Check available software diagnostics before hardware replacement
Question 24 – ✅ (a) Confirm the fault and perform a functionality test after repair
Question 25 – ✅ (a) Identify customers and prepare a workable business plan
Question 26 – ✅ (d) Offer reliable services and maintain customer trust
Question 27 – ✅ (c) Plan for funding and electricity limitations
Question 28 – ✅ (b) Keep accurate records of money received and spent
Question 29 – ✅ (b) Keep business savings separate from unnecessary spending
Question 30 – ✅ (a) Assess repayment conditions before accepting a loan
Question 31 – ✅ (d) Replacing hardware immediately for every software error
Question 32 – ✅ (c) Treating a missing operating-system update as a broken speaker
Question 33 – ✅ (c) Erasing customer data without permission or backup
Question 34 – ✅ (b) Returning a phone without checking whether the reported fault is resolved
Question 35 – ✅ (a) Buying costly repair tools without assessing business demand
Question 36 – ✅ (d) Assuming every new business earns immediate profit
Question 37 – ✅ (d) Ignoring start-up expenses while setting service prices
Question 38 – ✅ (c) Confusing expected sales with cash actually received
Question 39 – ✅ (b) Spending all earnings before purchasing essential tools
Question 40 – ✅ (a) Borrowing without a plan for repayment

Theory Marking Scheme

Question 1:
(a) Hardware faults affect physical phone parts while software faults affect program operation (2 marks)
(b) Recognising a faulty earpiece as a physical component problem; accept a relevant explanation consistent with the taught activity. (4 marks)
(c) Appropriate practice: Check available software diagnostics before hardware replacement. Mistake to avoid: Erasing customer data without permission or backup. Award 2 marks for each explained point. (4 marks)

Question 2:
(a) Repair may involve replacing a faulty physical part or correcting an identified software issue (2 marks)
(b) Starting a small supervised phone-repair business to meet local needs; accept a relevant explanation consistent with the taught activity. (4 marks)
(c) Appropriate practice: Offer reliable services and maintain customer trust. Mistake to avoid: Assuming every new business earns immediate profit. Award 2 marks for each explained point. (4 marks)

Question 3:
(a) Entrepreneurs may face limited funding, infrastructure problems and competition (2 marks)
(b) Using naira to purchase a replacement battery; accept a relevant explanation consistent with the taught activity. (4 marks)
(c) Appropriate practice: Keep business savings separate from unnecessary spending. Mistake to avoid: Spending all earnings before purchasing essential tools. Award 2 marks for each explained point. (4 marks)

Question 4:
(a) A damaged charging port is a hardware fault while a frozen application is a software issue (2 marks)
(b) Setting aside earnings for future repair equipment; accept a relevant explanation consistent with the taught activity. (4 marks)
(c) Appropriate practice: Assess repayment conditions before accepting a loan. Mistake to avoid: Borrowing without a plan for repayment. Award 2 marks for each explained point. (4 marks)