First Term Mid Term Assessment Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 5 First Term Lesson Notes Week 7

Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 5 First Term Mid Term Assessment

Subject: Cultural and Creative Arts
Class: Primary 5
Term: First Term
Week: 7
Age: 10 years
Duration: 1 hour

Part A: Objective Questions (20 Questions)

Choose the correct option (a, b, c, or d) that best completes the sentences:

1. Drawing that captures the basic structure of a subject is called __________.
   a) Illustration
   b) Shading
   c) Sketching
   d) Still Life
2. The solfa notation name for the second note in the scale is __________.
   a) Do
   b) Re
   c) Mi
   d) Fa
3. In role play, the person who pretends to be someone else is called __________.
   a) Leader
   b) Artist
   c) Actor
   d) Musician
4. Cards used for special occasions like birthdays and weddings are known as __________ cards.
   a) Identification
   b) Greeting
   c) Invitation
   d) Celebration
5. The song “Which Way Nigeria” by Sonny Okosun is an example of a __________ song.
   a) Love
   b) Patriotic
   c) Religious
   d) Cultural
6. The traditional apprenticeship system is a way to learn a __________.
   a) Sport
   b) Trade
   c) Dance
   d) Language
7. Imaginative drawing involves creating images from __________.
   a) Memory
   b) Observation
   c) Imagination
   d) Nature
8. A rhythm with 4 beats is represented as __________.
   a) Ta: a: Ta: a
   b) Ti: ti: Ta: ti
   c) Ta: Ta: Ta: Ta
   d) Ta: ti: Ta: ta
9. A __________ is a quick drawing that captures the main features of an object.
   a) Portrait
   b) Sketch
   c) Landscape
   d) Shading
10. The act of pretending to be someone else in a performance is called __________.
    a) Sketching
    b) Drawing
    c) Role play
    d) Writing
11. __________ is used to create depth in a drawing.
    a) Colouring
    b) Shading
    c) Painting
    d) Sketching
12. An actor or actress is someone who __________.
    a) Writes books
    b) Plays music
    c) Performs in plays or movies
    d) Draws pictures
13. The materials used to make cards include __________.
    a) Wood
    b) Paper
    c) Clay
    d) Fabric
14. Patriotic songs help us to show __________.
    a) Love for our country
    b) Sadness
    c) Anger
    d) Excitement
15. Traditional apprenticeship helps to preserve __________.
    a) Food
    b) Money
    c) Culture
    d) Language
16. Drawing from imagination is called __________ drawing.
    a) Imaginative
    b) Creative
    c) Observational
    d) Memory
17. A rhythm with 2 beats is represented as __________.
    a) Ta: Ta
    b) Ti: ti
    c) Ta: ti
    d) Ta: a
18. Landscape drawing shows __________.
    a) People
    b) Natural scenery
    c) Cars
    d) Animals
19. __________ is a type of drawing that tells a story or explains something visually.
    a) Sketching
    b) Illustration
    c) Shading
    d) Still Life
20. The solfa notation name for the first note in the scale is __________.
    a) Do
    b) Re
    c) Mi
    d) Fa

Part B: Theory Questions (20 Questions)

Answer the following questions briefly:

1. What is the purpose of role play?
2. Define imaginative drawing.
3. Name two materials used for making cards.
4. What is a sketch?
5. Describe the apprenticeship system.
6. Who is an actor?
7. What is the meaning of shading in drawing?
8. Mention one patriotic song you know.
9. What does solfa notation help musicians to do?
10. Explain the purpose of greeting cards.
11. What is still life drawing?
12. What is the importance of the traditional apprenticeship system?
13. Mention two types of rhythm.
14. What does a landscape drawing show?
15. How does shading affect a drawing?
16. Who is Sonny Okosun?
17. What is the main characteristic of imaginative drawing?
18. Name one popular Nigerian actor.
19. What is the purpose of an illustration in a book?
20. How do you identify a patriotic song?

Part C: True or False Questions (20 Questions)

Write True or False for each statement:

1. A sketch is a detailed and finished drawing.
2. Role play involves pretending to be someone else.
3. Shading makes a drawing look flat.
4. A card can be used to send greetings.
5. Traditional apprenticeship is used to learn a trade.
6. Imaginative drawing is based on real-life observation.
7. A landscape drawing shows natural scenery.
8. Illustration drawings are not used in books.
9. Patriotic songs are meant to express love for one’s country.
10. The solfa notation system is not used in music.
11. Still life drawing involves living objects.
12. Greeting cards are only used for birthdays.
13. Role play is a form of acting.
14. A bass drum is used in playing rhythms.
15. The apprenticeship system helps to pass down skills.
16. Sketching is used to capture the basic structure of an object.
17. Shading adds depth to a drawing.
18. Actors perform in plays or movies.
19. The solfa notation name for the third note in the scale is “Mi.”
20. Imaginative drawing can only be done by professional artists.

Part D: Fill in the Gaps (20 Questions)

Fill in the blanks with the correct words:

1. The quick drawing that captures the main features of an object is called a __________.
2. Role play involves pretending to be a __________.
3. __________ helps to add depth to a drawing.
4. Cards can be used to send __________ to friends and family.
5. The traditional apprenticeship system helps to learn a __________.
6. Imaginative drawing is created from __________.
7. A drawing that shows natural scenery is called a __________.
8. An illustration is used in books to __________ a story.
9. Patriotic songs help to express __________ for one’s country.
10. The solfa notation system is used in __________.
11. Still life drawing involves __________ objects.
12. Greeting cards can be used for __________ occasions.
13. __________ is a form of acting.
14. The bass drum is used to play __________.
15. The apprenticeship system is important for passing down __________.
16. __________ is used to capture the basic structure of an object.
17. Shading adds __________ to a drawing.
18. __________ perform in plays or movies.
19. The solfa notation name for the first note in the scale is __________.
20. Imaginative drawing is based on the __________ of the artist.

Instructions to Teachers:

• Ensure all pupils understand the instructions for each part of the assessment.
• Provide adequate time for pupils to complete each section.
• Collect and mark the assessments, giving feedback to pupils on areas of improvement.

SECTION A: Objective Questions

1. Imaginative composition involves drawing from:
   a. Vision
   b. Imagination
   c. Revelation
2. __________ involves making pictures with pen, pencils, etc.
   a. Modeling
   b. Drawing
   c. Dyeing
3. Still life drawing involves the drawing of:
   a. Air
   b. Man-made objects
   c. Natural objects
4. The drawing that has to do with drawing a living person is known as:
   a. Life drawing
   b. Man-made drawing
   c. Sketch drawing
5. Events around us do not include:
   a. Cultural events
   b. Social events
   c. Heavenly events
6. Tie and dye is a way of designing clothes:
   a. Yes
   b. No
   c. Maybe
7. Soft pencil must be used to draw always:
   a. Yes
   b. No
8. __________ is the drawing of the upper half of the body.
   a. Creative
   b. Portraiture
   c. Stature
9. The fabric required for tie and dye must be pure:
   a. Cotton
   b. Fibre
   c. Linen
10. A pair of __________ gloves is worn to prevent the hands from being affected by chemicals.
    a. Rubber
    b. Wood
    c. Plastic
11. The artistic representation of objects or scenes from everyday life is known as:
    a. Abstract art
    b. Still life drawing
    c. Landscape drawing
12. Which of the following is not a common drawing tool?
    a. Brush
    b. Pencil
    c. Scissors
13. The process of adding color to a drawing is called:
    a. Sketching
    b. Painting
    c. Etching
14. A __________ drawing involves showing the complete shape of an object.
    a. Detail
    b. Outline
    c. Full
15. The art of arranging objects in a pleasing composition is known as:
    a. Design
    b. Photography
    c. Sculpture
16. In drawing, __________ refers to the technique of creating a sense of depth.
    a. Shading
    b. Coloring
    c. Stamping
17. A drawing that represents something imaginary or fantastic is called:
    a. Realistic
    b. Conceptual
    c. Surrealistic
18. The process of creating texture in a drawing can be achieved by:
    a. Hatching
    b. Blurring
    c. Cutting
19. __________ art uses various materials like paper, wood, and fabric to create a piece.
    a. Mixed media
    b. Traditional
    c. Digital
20. The art technique used to create visual emphasis on a particular area is known as:
    a. Contrast
    b. Alignment
    c. Repetition
21. __________ refers to the use of light and dark shades to create depth and contrast.
    a. Perspective
    b. Value
    c. Form
22. The practice of drawing from life models or live subjects is known as:
    a. Life drawing
    b. Still life
    c. Abstract art
23. Which of the following is used to make fine lines in drawing?
    a. Brush
    b. Pen
    c. Marker
24. The method of drawing where the artist uses geometric shapes to represent an object is called:
    a. Cubism
    b. Realism
    c. Impressionism
25. __________ involves creating patterns by applying color in specific ways.
    a. Stippling
    b. Blending
    c. Dyeing
26. The purpose of a __________ drawing is to provide a preliminary idea of the final artwork.
    a. Rough
    b. Final
    c. Detailed
27. The use of various materials and techniques to create a three-dimensional artwork is known as:
    a. Sculpture
    b. Painting
    c. Collage
28. __________ is a technique where lines are drawn closely together to create shading.
    a. Cross-hatching
    b. Scribbling
    c. Stamping
29. A drawing that shows a scene or view from nature is called:
    a. Still life
    b. Landscape
    c. Portrait
30. The technique of adding small dots to create texture or shading in a drawing is called:
    a. Pointillism
    b. Blending
    c. Shading

SECTION B: Theory Questions

Answer all questions from this section:

1. a. Mention three importance of imaginative composition.b. Give two examples of man-made objects.
2. a. Mention the common imaginative themes.b. Define life drawing.
3. a. Draw a fan and color it.b. Explain the process of tie and dye.

Fill-in-the-Blank Questions:

1. Drawing involves creating pictures using lines, shapes, and __________.
   • a. Numbers
   • b. Colors
   • c. Sounds
   • d. Textures
2. Colors are different hues that can be combined to create a spectrum of __________.
   • a. Shapes
   • b. Sizes
   • c. Shades
   • d. Patterns
3. Traditional art forms represent the cultural heritage of a __________.
   • a. City
   • b. Community
   • c. Country
   • d. Continent
4. Creativity is the ability to express ideas in an original and __________ way.
   • a. Simple
   • b. Imitative
   • c. Imaginative
   • d. Repetitive
5. Imagination is the ability to form new ideas and images in the __________.
   • a. Mirror
   • b. Mind
   • c. Garden
   • d. Ocean
6. Performing arts involve live performances like dance, drama, and __________.
   • a. Cooking
   • b. Reading
   • c. Music
   • d. Building
7. Craftsmanship is the skill and quality of workmanship in creating __________ pieces.
   • a. Artistic
   • b. Technical
   • c. Everyday
   • d. Colorful
8. Visual arts create visual or physical objects, including drawing, painting, and __________.
   • a. Sculpture
   • b. Writing
   • c. Singing
   • d. Dancing
9. Practical sessions in drawing include practicing various types of lines and basic __________.
   • a. Sounds
   • b. Movements
   • c. Shapes
   • d. Stories
10. In color mixing, combining primary colors (red, blue, yellow) creates __________ colors.
    • a. Secondary
    • b. Tertiary
    • c. Primary
    • d. Neutral
11. Cultural heritage in art helps communities preserve their unique identity and __________.
    • a. Change
    • b. Traditions
    • c. Language
    • d. Customs
12. Traditional art forms connect us to the artistic practices of our __________.
    • a. Parents
    • b. Ancestors
    • c. Siblings
    • d. Friends
13. Artistic traditions bring communities together, fostering a sense of __________ and shared identity.
    • a. Isolation
    • b. Belonging
    • c. Disconnection
    • d. Separation
14. Modern artists often draw inspiration from traditional art forms, blending the __________ with the new.
    • a. Old
    • b. Fresh
    • c. Creative
    • d. Colorful
15. Understanding cultural heritage in art promotes __________ and appreciation among different communities.
    • a. Competition
    • b. Understanding
    • c. Disapproval
    • d. Ignorance

Presentation:

Step 1:

• Begin with a quick review of Cultural and Creative Arts terms.
• Display visual aids of different art forms to spark interest and discussion.

Step 2:

• Demonstrate basic drawing techniques, such as lines, shapes, and shading.
• Engage students in a hands-on activity, encouraging creativity in drawing and mixing colors.

Step 3:

• Discuss the significance of cultural heritage in art.
• Showcase traditional art forms from various cultures, highlighting their uniqueness.

Teacher’s Activities:

• Facilitate the review of terms and concepts.
• Provide guidance during the drawing and color mixing activity.
• Share information about cultural art forms.

Learners Activities:

• Participate in discussions about cultural heritage.
• Engage in the practical drawing and coloring session.
• Ask questions and share their drawings with the class.

Assessment:

• Observation of students’ participation and creativity.
• Review of drawn artworks and color combinations.
• Brief questioning about cultural art forms.

Ten Evaluation Questions:

1. What is the main topic of today’s lesson?
2. Name two key terms in Cultural and Creative Arts.
3. Demonstrate a basic drawing technique you learned.
4. How do you mix colors to create new shades?
5. Why is cultural heritage important in art?
6. Draw an object using at least three different colors.
7. Name a traditional art form from a culture different from ours.
8. What is the significance of expressing creativity through art?
9. How does drawing help in expressing ideas and feelings?
10. What have you enjoyed the most about today’s Cultural and Creative Arts session?

Conclusion on the Topic: In today’s revision, we’ve explored the world of art, from basic drawing techniques to the richness of cultural heritage. Remember, each stroke of your pencil or choice of color is a unique expression of yourself. Keep exploring and expressing your creativity!