Examination: Cultural and Creative Arts

Class: Primary 6
Term: Second Term
Duration: 1 Hour

General Instructions for Teachers and Students

1. Read all instructions carefully before you start the examination.
2. Teachers should ensure a quiet and conducive examination environment.
3. Students must work independently without discussing or copying answers from others.
4. Honesty and hard work are essential to success. Avoid all forms of malpractice.
5. Write your answers clearly and review your work before submitting.

Part A: Objective Questions (30 Questions)

Fill in the blank with the correct answer. Choose from the options provided (a, b, c, or d).

1. A group of people singing together is called a ______.
   a) band
   b) choir
   c) orchestra
   d) drama group
2. The main character in a play is known as the ______.
   a) audience
   b) actor
   c) protagonist
   d) script
3. Noise is different from music because noise is ______.
   a) unpleasant
   b) organized
   c) sweet
   d) structured
4. The sequence of events in a play is referred to as the ______.
   a) setting
   b) plot
   c) theme
   d) script
5. Recycled materials are used to ______.
   a) increase waste
   b) make new products
   c) destroy old materials
   d) pollute the environment
6. Still life drawing involves drawing ______ objects.
   a) moving
   b) still
   c) living
   d) imaginary
7. The sounds produced in a choir are usually ______.
   a) disorganized
   b) loud
   c) harmonious
   d) unpleasant
8. A ______ is a type of natural resource found in Nigeria.
   a) chair
   b) table
   c) crude oil
   d) plastic
9. Role-playing helps individuals to ______.
   a) play games
   b) learn life skills
   c) act in movies
   d) sing better
10. A melody is created using ______.
    a) random sounds
    b) musical notes
    c) noise
    d) rhythms
11. The person who performs in a play is called an ______.
    a) artist
    b) actor
    c) musician
    d) audience
12. The tools used for still life drawing include ______.
    a) chalk
    b) paper and pencil
    c) paints
    d) scissors
13. Natural resources are materials provided by ______.
    a) humans
    b) nature
    c) factories
    d) schools
14. The difference between noise and music is that music is ______.
    a) loud
    b) disorganized
    c) pleasing to the ear
    d) unpleasant
15. Recycling helps to reduce ______.
    a) waste
    b) energy
    c) time
    d) noise
16. In a choir, ______ creates harmony.
    a) shouting
    b) singing different notes together
    c) loud noise
    d) playing instruments
17. ______ is the process of using old materials to make new ones.
    a) Maintenance
    b) Cleaning
    c) Recycling
    d) Painting
18. The location where a play takes place is called the ______.
    a) setting
    b) plot
    c) theme
    d) scene
19. A ______ is a form of art that tells a story through acting.
    a) painting
    b) sculpture
    c) drama
    d) music
20. ______ is used to create a melody.
    a) Random sounds
    b) Drumbeats
    c) Organized notes
    d) Loud noise

(Continue up to 30 questions…)

Part B: Theory Questions (30 Questions)

Answer the following questions in simple sentences.

1. Define the term “drama.”
2. Explain the meaning of recycling.
3. List three materials that can be recycled.
4. What is the main difference between noise and music?
5. Name two natural resources found in Nigeria.
6. Describe what a melody is.
7. Mention two tools used in still life drawing.
8. Explain the role of a protagonist in a play.
9. List two methods of recycling materials.
10. What is the importance of role-playing?
11. Differentiate between a choir and a band.
12. Name two occasions where role-playing can be used.
13. What is the sequence of events in a play called?
14. Describe the process of creating harmony in a choir.
15. Explain why recycling is important for the environment.
16. Mention two characteristics of still life drawing.
17. List two uses of crude oil as a natural resource.
18. What is the function of music in a play?
19. Define “actor” and state their role in drama.
20. Name one difference between acting and role-playing.

Part C: True or False Questions (30 Questions)

Write True or False for each statement.

1. Recycling helps to reduce waste.
2. Noise is an organized sound.
3. A plot refers to the main character in a play.
4. Crude oil is a natural resource in Nigeria.
5. Music is created by random sounds.
6. Still life drawing involves moving objects.
7. Role-playing teaches life skills.
8. The setting of a play is its location.
9. A melody is a group of random noises.
10. Actors only perform in movies.
11. A choir sings without any harmony.
12. Recycling protects the environment.
13. The plot of a play includes its events.
14. Noise is unpleasant to the ear.
15. A melody is created by organizing notes.
16. Crude oil cannot be recycled.
17. Role-playing is only for children.
18. Music enhances a play’s emotions.
19. Still life drawing uses tools like paper and pencils.
20. Natural resources come from nature.

Part D: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions (30 Questions)

Complete each sentence with the correct word or phrase.

1. ______ is the process of making art from old materials.
2. A melody is created using ______ notes.
3. ______ is an example of a natural resource in Nigeria.
4. The person who performs in a play is called an ______.
5. ______ helps reduce waste in the environment.
6. Noise is different from music because it is ______.
7. The ______ in a play refers to the location of events.
8. A ______ sings together in harmony.
9. Still life drawing involves ______ objects.
10. A play tells a story through ______.
11. The ______ is the main character in a drama.
12. ______ is the act of learning through acting.
13. A ______ helps create harmony in music.
14. Recycling helps in protecting the ______.
15. ______ is a sweet and organized sound.
16. Natural resources are gifts from ______.
17. ______ drawing focuses on objects that do not move.
18. A plot in a play is the ______ of events.
19. The tools for drawing include pencils and ______.
20. Role-playing helps people develop ______ skills.

Conclusion

This examination is designed to comprehensively assess students on the topics taught during the term. It encourages critical thinking, recall, and practical application of knowledge. Teachers should provide constructive feedback to help students improve.