Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 4 First Term Revision Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 4 First Term Lesson Notes Week 11

Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 4 First Term Revision

Subject: Cultural and Creative Arts
Class: Primary 4
Term: First Term
Week: 11
Age: 9 years
Topic: Revision of All Topics Covered

Part A: Review and Revision

1. What is art?
Art is the creation of visual or performing works that show beauty or express ideas. Examples are painting, music, and dance.

2. What is the origin of art?
Art began with early humans who used drawings and sculptures to express themselves. It started thousands of years ago.

3. What are some uses of art?
Art can be used to decorate spaces, express feelings, and tell stories. It also helps in cultural ceremonies.

4. What is music?
Music is organized sound that can be pleasant or interesting to listen to. It includes instruments and singing.

5. How is sound different from noise?
Sound is any noise we hear, while noise is a type of sound that is unpleasant or disruptive.

6. What is drama?
Drama is a type of performance where actors act out a story on stage. It includes plays and skits.

7. What is theatre?
Theatre is a place where drama is performed. It involves acting, stage design, and costumes.

8. How is drama different from theatre?
Drama is the story and performance itself, while theatre is the place and the entire process of the performance.

9. What is dance?
Dance is moving rhythmically to music. It can express emotions and is often part of cultural ceremonies.

10. What are traditional Nigerian dances?
Traditional dances in Nigeria include Atilogwu and Bata. They use special music and costumes.

11. What are some Nigerian artworks?
Nigerian artworks include sculptures, beadwork, and masks. They often show cultural stories and traditions.

12. What are Nigerian musical instruments?
Examples include the talking drum, agogo, and the shekere. Each makes a unique sound.

13. What are the elements of drama and theatre?
They include actors, script, stage, and audience. Each element helps create a complete performance.

14. What are common modes of greeting in Nigeria?
Modes of greeting include bowing, shaking hands, and prostration. Different cultures use different greetings.

15. What are the benefits of greeting people?
Greeting helps show respect, start conversations, and build good relationships.

Part B: Objective Questions

1. Art is used for ________.
   a) Cooking
   b) Decorating
   c) Playing
   d) Sleeping
2. Music is ________.
   a) A type of dance
   b) Organized sound
   c) A form of sculpture
   d) None of the above
3. Noise is ________.
   a) A pleasant sound
   b) A type of music
   c) An unpleasant sound
   d) A dance
4. Drama involves ________.
   a) Cooking
   b) Acting out a story
   c) Playing an instrument
   d) Singing
5. The place where theatre is performed is called ________.
   a) The studio
   b) The gym
   c) The theatre
   d) The classroom
6. Dance is ________.
   a) Drawing
   b) Moving rhythmically to music
   c) Writing a story
   d) Making sculptures
7. Traditional Nigerian dance includes ________.
   a) Ballet
   b) Salsa
   c) Atilogwu
   d) Jazz
8. A type of Nigerian musical instrument is ________.
   a) Guitar
   b) Piano
   c) Talking drum
   d) Trumpet
9. Drama is also known as ________.
   a) Music
   b) Performance
   c) Sculpture
   d) Painting
10. Greeting helps in ________.
    a) Building relationships
    b) Sleeping
    c) Sleeping
    d) Painting
11. Atilogwu is a dance from ________.
    a) Northern Nigeria
    b) Western Nigeria
    c) Southern Nigeria
    d) Eastern Nigeria
12. Prostration is a common greeting in ________.
    a) Eastern Nigeria
    b) Southern Nigeria
    c) Western Nigeria
    d) Northern Nigeria
13. Talking drum is used in ________.
    a) Music
    b) Drama
    c) Dance
    d) Art
14. The term theatre includes ________.
    a) Sculpting
    b) Acting and staging
    c) Singing
    d) Painting
15. The primary benefit of greeting is to ________.
    a) Show respect
    b) Create noise
    c) Cook
    d) Dance

Part C: Theory Questions

1. Define art and give two examples.
2. What is the main difference between sound and noise?
3. Explain what drama is and give one example.
4. How is theatre different from drama?
5. List two traditional dances in Nigeria.
6. Name and describe three Nigerian musical instruments.
7. What are some elements of a theatre performance?
8. How can dance express cultural stories?
9. Explain the term greeting and its importance.
10. What are some common modes of greeting in Nigeria?
11. Define music and name two types of musical instruments.
12. What is the purpose of greeting someone?
13. Describe a typical Nigerian artwork.
14. How can traditional dances reflect Nigerian culture?
15. Name three benefits of greeting people.

Part D: True or False Questions

1. Music and noise are the same. (True/False)
2. The talking drum is a Nigerian musical instrument. (True/False)
3. Drama and theatre are the same thing. (True/False)
4. Prostration is a greeting used in Western Nigeria. (True/False)
5. The Atilogwu dance is from Eastern Nigeria. (True/False)
6. Ndewo is used in Northern Nigeria. (True/False)
7. Greeting helps to build good relationships. (True/False)
8. Dance is a form of visual art. (True/False)
9. Theatre includes acting and staging. (True/False)
10. Sculpture is a type of musical instrument. (True/False)
11. Music can be performed with instruments and voices. (True/False)
12. Greeting is not important in Nigerian culture. (True/False)
13. Art is only used for decoration. (True/False)
14. Drama is a type of musical performance. (True/False)
15. Prostration is a common greeting in Southern Nigeria. (True/False)

This revision covers all the topics taught during the term, helping pupils recall and understand key concepts in Cultural and Creative Arts.