1. ANSWER: [B] Explanation: The cerebellum is the part of the hindbrain that controls posture, balance, and coordination of voluntary movements like walking or picking objects. Reflex actions & impulse transmission → spinal cord and neurons. Blood pressure, breathing, heartbeat, swallowing → medullRead more

    ANSWER: [B]

    Explanation: The cerebellum is the part of the hindbrain that controls posture, balance, and coordination of voluntary movements like walking or picking objects.

    • Reflex actions & impulse transmission → spinal cord and neurons.
    • Blood pressure, breathing, heartbeat, swallowing → medulla oblongata.
    • Thinking, reasoning, memory storage → cerebrum.

    Thus, only posture, balance, and coordination are controlled by the cerebellum.

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  2. To make my bamboo pen stand, I cut a piece of bamboo culm using a hacksaw. I then fixed it in a bench vice and sanded the rough outer surface until smooth. The top edges were trimmed neatly. Finally, I applied varnish to protect and decorate it. The tools I used included a hacksaw, sandpaper, measurRead more

    To make my bamboo pen stand, I cut a piece of bamboo culm using a hacksaw. I then fixed it in a bench vice and sanded the rough outer surface until smooth. The top edges were trimmed neatly. Finally, I applied varnish to protect and decorate it. The tools I used included a hacksaw, sandpaper, measuring tape, bench vice and brush. This process gave me a polished and useful product.

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  3. In this section, two example projects are highlighted: Working with Wood and Bamboo and Home Automation. Both projects aim to teach students practical skills in designing, building and maintaining useful products. Learners are free to choose either of these or design their own creative project, withRead more

    In this section, two example projects are highlighted: Working with Wood and Bamboo and Home Automation. Both projects aim to teach students practical skills in designing, building and maintaining useful products. Learners are free to choose either of these or design their own creative project, with proper guidance from teachers. This flexibility allows students to explore their interests and develop vocational knowledge in real-life problem-solving.

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  4. Teachers play an important role in helping students design projects. They guide in selecting appropriate materials, safe tools and suitable methods. They also encourage creativity, ensure proper planning and provide valuable feedback. With the teacher’s support, students can shape their own innovatiRead more

    Teachers play an important role in helping students design projects. They guide in selecting appropriate materials, safe tools and suitable methods. They also encourage creativity, ensure proper planning and provide valuable feedback. With the teacher’s support, students can shape their own innovative project ideas into reality while maintaining safety and learning new skills. This guidance ensures that the project becomes both educational and useful.

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  5. This project mainly uses wood and bamboo as natural materials. They are versatile, strong and easily available. Wood is used for doors, furniture, toys and construction, while bamboo is lightweight, renewable and eco-friendly, used for handicrafts and utensils. Both can be cut, shaped and assembledRead more

    This project mainly uses wood and bamboo as natural materials. They are versatile, strong and easily available. Wood is used for doors, furniture, toys and construction, while bamboo is lightweight, renewable and eco-friendly, used for handicrafts and utensils. Both can be cut, shaped and assembled into useful products. Their presence in traditional and modern life makes them ideal materials for vocational learning and creativity.

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