Read all instructions carefully before starting the exam.
Attempt all questions in each part.
For Part A, fill in the blanks by choosing the correct option (a, b, c, or d).
For Part B, answer the short questions in complete sentences.
For Part C, write “True” or “False” next to each statement.
Do not communicate with your classmates during the exam.
Use only your pen or pencil to write your answers.
Do not use any unauthorized materials like books, notes, or mobile devices.
If you finish early, review your answers instead of disturbing others.
Keep your eyes on your own paper. Cheating will lead to disqualification.
Part A: Objective Questions
30 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions with Options
The elements of design include line, colour, form, space, and __________. a) shape b) weight c) texture d) depth
__________ painting shows inanimate objects arranged in a composition. a) Landscape b) Nature c) Still-life d) Abstract
The principles of design include harmony, balance, and __________. a) rhythm b) chaos c) line d) movement
__________ colours cannot be created by mixing other colours. a) Primary b) Secondary c) Tertiary d) Complementary
The __________ wheel helps artists understand the relationships between colours. a) shape b) colour c) design d) texture
Craft making often uses materials like paper, fabric, and __________. a) wood b) stone c) metal d) glass
The __________ of design is about the visual weight and arrangement of elements. a) texture b) harmony c) balance d) proportion
Rhythm in art is created by repeating __________ and shapes. a) lines b) colours c) objects d) textures
To create a woven mat, you need __________ materials. a) natural b) synthetic c) edible d) digital
Painting is the act of applying __________ to a surface to create an image. a) water b) pigment c) sound d) clay
__________ painting captures the beauty of outdoor scenery. a) Nature b) Portrait c) Still-life d) Landscape
In still-life painting, the arrangement of objects is called __________. a) composition b) creation c) design d) outline
Secondary colours are created by mixing __________ colours. a) primary b) tertiary c) neutral d) complementary
The feeling of texture can be __________ or visual. a) tangible b) linear c) abstract d) none of the above
An artist’s choice of medium affects the overall __________ of the artwork. a) style b) weight c) colour d) depth
The use of colour can enhance the __________ of a craft project. a) complexity b) beauty c) cost d) size
The __________ of colours refers to how they work together to create a pleasing effect. a) texture b) pattern c) harmony d) weight
Craft making encourages __________ and creativity in students. a) chaos b) frustration c) expression d) boredom
Tertiary colours are made by mixing __________. a) secondary and primary b) primary and primary c) secondary and secondary d) primary and neutral
The __________ of design includes aspects like variety and proportion. a) composition b) principles c) colours d) shapes
Tools commonly used for painting include brushes, __________, and palettes. a) scissors b) pens c) pencils d) markers
Artists use colour to express __________ and emotions in their work. a) facts b) opinions c) ideas d) chaos
In craft making, __________ refers to the different techniques and processes used. a) style b) medium c) design d) form
The __________ of design is about creating a visual balance between elements. a) unity b) harmony c) rhythm d) proportion
An important skill in painting is the ability to __________ colours effectively. a) mix b) discard c) ignore d) define
The term “composition” refers to the __________ of elements in a work of art. a) destruction b) organization c) colour d) noise
Artists often create __________ to practice and experiment with their techniques. a) drafts b) final pieces c) notes d) scraps
The __________ of colours can greatly impact the mood of an artwork. a) brightness b) hue c) saturation d) all of the above
Balance in design ensures that no single element __________ the others. a) overpowers b) supports c) complements d) matches
The concept of __________ involves the arrangement of space within a design. a) depth b) form c) texture d) pattern
Part B: Theory Questions
20 Short Answer Questions
What are the elements of design? Give examples.
Name three types of painting.
What is still-life painting?
How is colour used in craft making?
What is a colour wheel? Why is it important?
What is harmony in design?
How does texture affect art?
Name and explain the principles of design.
What is rhythm in art?
How can artists create balance?
What are primary, secondary, and tertiary colours?
What is a medium in painting?
How can colour make crafts beautiful?
Why is observation important in art?
How do artists mix colours?
What tools are used for painting?
What is variety in design?
What materials are used in craft making?
How do artists use colour to show feelings?
Why should artists try different techniques?
Part C: True or False Questions
10 True or False Questions
True or False: Still-life paintings only show fruits and flowers.
True or False: Tertiary colours are made by mixing primary and secondary colours.
True or False: The principles of design are not important.
True or False: Harmony in design creates chaos.
True or False: Craft making needs only digital materials.
True or False: Landscape painting focuses on people.
True or False: Balance in design is important for appeal.
True or False: Texture only refers to how art looks.
True or False: Colour can express emotions in art.
True or False: A colour wheel helps with mixing colours.
Conclusion:
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J.S.S. 2 FIRST TERM EXAMINATION
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LAGOS
CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ARTS
……… is a universal language [a] art [b] science [c] music
2. Somebody who practices art is called a. an artist b. scientist c. a student d. painter
The word ‘art’ originated from …. [a] Latin [b] Greek [c] Nigerian
Visual art can be divided into ___________ and _______ a. textile and painting b. graphics art and ceramics c. painting and drawing d. fine art and applied art
What is the greek word for music …… [a] musike [b] mousike [c] musiic
Identify the one does not belong to the group a. Rectangle b. square c. cubiod d. cylinder
What type of line is best used to describe a “ spark” or lightening” effect? A. zig zag line b. straight line c. curved line d. wavy line
Which of the following statements suggests “imaginative composition”?a. drawing from posed model b. drawing outdoor scenes c. illustrating from money d. drawing imaginative lines
Light and shade are used in drawing or painting purposely to show a. proportion d. skill c. solidity d. beauty
Which of these forms is unlike the other? A. square b. circle c. rectangle d. triangle
In drawing modeling means to achieve a. depth b. solidity c. pastel d. spaciousness.
Which of these materials is in one colour? A. crayon b. charcoal c. pastel d. chalk
From your observation, which of these differs basically in shape from others? A.ruler b. book c.pencil d. match box
What are drawings of man made objects called? A. still life drawing b.object drawing c. Nature painting d. life drawing
A person who designs ceramic wave is a __________ a. painter b. graphic designer c. ware drawing d. ceramist
Drawing all but one of the following a.Audio b.visual c. memroy d. imaginative
A room where a painter works is called a. office d. museum c.shed d. studio
A bag used for keeping two dimensional art works and materials is a. portfolio c. brief case a. artist bag d. gallery.
The major raw material for pottery is a. clay b. plastercine c. molecles d. sand
Which of the following shapes best represents the human head a. oval b. circle c. cone d.
The Word “ART” is best described as (a) Painting and drawing (b) Ability to mix colour (c) the creative expression of our design
One of this is a literary art (a) drawing (b) poetry (c0 graphic
Somebody who practices art is called (a) An artist (b) Scientist (c) Painter
Which of these materials are suitable for painting (a) water colour and starch (b) Paper and Biro (c) Poster colour and brush
One who creates figures statues in clay, cement or stone is called (a) a creator (b) a Sculpture (c) a potter
In object drawing, an artist develops skill in drawing as well as in (a) painting (b) observing (c) shading
Photography can be classified under (a) fine art (b) applied art (c) Non-Visual art
Brush is to painting, as _____is to sculpture (a) pencil (b) Inu (c) Palette
A room where a painter works is called (a) Office (b) Museum (c) Studio s
Visual art can be divided into two _____and______ (a) painting and drawing (b) fine and applied (c) graphic and ceramic
BONUS [ TEN MARKS]
1a. Draw a typical school boy with School bag and colored accordingly
b. Define Fine Art
Draw a chat to show the connections between all the branches of Art.
b. List at least 10 tools needed for Art works.
SECTION C
Attempt 5 questions
Answer any two question from this section
list five importance of colour as an element of art
list five branches of art with explanation
highlight five element and principle of art
list 5 material needed for drawing
what is drawing?
identify 4 types of drawing.
What is drama
list three forms of drama
Write short note on any Nigerian Artiste you know
What is the another name for color? And list all the classes of color that you know.
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