Revision and Review Test Questions Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 6 First Term Lesson Notes Week 11
Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 6 First Term Lesson Notes
Week 11: Revision of All Topics Covered
Subject: Cultural and Creative Arts
Class: Primary 6
Term: First Term
Week: 11
Age: 10-11 years
Topic: Revision of All Topics Covered
Sub-topic: Comprehensive Review
Duration: 40 minutes
Behavioural Objectives
By the end of the revision, pupils should be able to:
- Review and recall key concepts from all topics covered in the term.
- Demonstrate understanding through various types of questions.
- Correctly answer review questions related to the term’s content.
Keywords
- Revision
- Review
- FAQ
- Objective
- True or False
- Fill-in-the-blank
Set Induction
Begin the lesson by summarizing the key topics covered throughout the term. Explain the different types of questions that will be asked and how they will help in reviewing the material.
Entry Behaviour
Pupils should be familiar with all topics covered in the term, including drawing, rhythmic patterns, theatrical elements, forms of dance, imaginative drawing, choral singing, casting, card making, and recycling.
Learning Resources and Materials
- Previous lesson notes and materials
- Assessment papers
- Pens and pencils
Part A: FAQ for Better Understanding
Instructions: Read each question and answer to review key concepts from the term.
- What is life drawing?
- Life drawing involves creating drawings of the human body from a live model.
- What are rhythmic patterns in music?
- Rhythmic patterns are sequences of beats or sounds that create a musical rhythm.
- Who are the key people involved in a play production?
- Key people include actors, directors, and stage designers.
- What are the different forms of dance?
- Some forms include ballet, modern dance, and hip-hop.
- What is imaginative drawing?
- Imaginative drawing involves creating art from your own imagination, not from real-life observations.
- What is choral singing?
- Choral singing is when a group of people sing together in harmony.
- Why is casting important in theater?
- Casting is important to select the right actors for different roles in a play.
- How can recycled materials be used in art?
- Recycled materials can be used to create new art pieces, such as sculptures or cards.
- What are the benefits of using recycled materials?
- Benefits include reducing waste and promoting environmental awareness.
- What is the purpose of a rehearsal in theater?
- Rehearsals help actors practice their lines and movements before the actual performance.
- How can you make a greeting card from recycled materials?
- Use old paper, cardboards, and decorations to create and design a new greeting card.
- What is the difference between solo singing and choral singing?
- Solo singing is done by one person, while choral singing involves multiple singers.
- What is the role of a director in a play?
- The director oversees the creative aspects of the play, including guiding the actors.
- What is a rhythm in music?
- Rhythm is the pattern of sounds and silences in music that creates a beat.
- What are the elements of a theatrical production?
- Elements include script, actors, direction, and set design.
- How does imaginative drawing differ from realistic drawing?
- Imaginative drawing is based on creativity, while realistic drawing depicts real-life objects.
- What is a form of dance that involves storytelling?
- Ballet is a form of dance that often tells a story through its movements.
- Why is recycling important in art?
- Recycling helps to reuse materials and reduce waste in the art-making process.
- What are some materials used in card making?
- Materials include paper, glue, scissors, and decorative items like stickers.
- What are the different types of dance?
- Types include folk, jazz, contemporary, and traditional dances.
Part B: Objective Questions
Instructions: Choose the correct option to complete each sentence.
- Imaginative drawing involves __________.
a) Copying an existing image
b) Drawing from imagination
c) Using a computer
d) Sculpting - The process of using recycled materials to create new items is called __________.
a) Discarding
b) Recycling
c) Burning
d) Collecting - A tin can can be used to make a __________.
a) Bird feeder
b) Painting
c) Fabric
d) Plastic bottle - The main purpose of rhythmic patterns is to __________.
a) Show the time
b) Create a beat
c) Change the tempo
d) Design costumes - __________ is a form of dance that tells a story through movement.
a) Ballet
b) Hip-hop
c) Jazz
d) Contemporary - Choral singing involves __________.
a) One singer
b) A group of singers
c) Only instrumental music
d) Solo performance - __________ is the process of selecting actors for a play.
a) Rehearsal
b) Casting
c) Designing
d) Directing - A __________ card is made from recycled materials.
a) Greeting
b) Postage
c) Business
d) Blank - The role of a __________ is to guide the actors and oversee the play’s direction.
a) Designer
b) Director
c) Actor
d) Producer - __________ patterns in music are sequences of beats or rhythms.
a) Dance
b) Art
c) Rhythmic
d) Theatrical - A form of dance that involves storytelling is __________.
a) Ballet
b) Jazz
c) Hip-hop
d) Modern - __________ helps in reducing waste by reusing materials.
a) Recycling
b) Disposing
c) Burning
d) Collecting - A __________ is a creative work made from recycled paper.
a) Sculpture
b) Painting
c) Greeting card
d) Drawing - The term for multiple people singing together in harmony is __________.
a) Solo
b) Duet
c) Choral
d) Opera - In a play, __________ involves practicing the performance before the show.
a) Casting
b) Rehearsal
c) Directing
d) Designing - Theatrical production elements include __________.
a) Audience
b) Script
c) Lighting
d) Makeup - __________ drawing is based on real-life observations.
a) Imaginative
b) Abstract
c) Realistic
d) Creative - Crafting with __________ materials can be used to make decorative items.
a) Recycled
b) New
c) Expensive
d) Purchased - __________ is important in music to create a pattern of beats.
a) Harmony
b) Rhythm
c) Melody
d) Tempo - __________ is a dance form that often tells a story through its movements.
a) Ballet
b) Hip-hop
c) Jazz
d) Tap
Part C: Theory Questions
Instructions: Answer the following questions in brief.
- What is the purpose of imaginative drawing?
- Name two types of rhythmic patterns.
- What roles do actors and directors play in a theatrical production?
- Describe how recycled materials can be used in art.
- What is the importance of choral singing?
- How do you prepare for a rehearsal in a play?
- What are some common recycled materials used for card making?
- Explain the difference between solo singing and choral singing.
- What is a form of dance that involves telling a story?
- How does recycling help the environment?
- What is the process of casting in theater?
- Name two benefits of using recycled materials in art.
- How does rhythmic pattern contribute to a musical performance?
- What are the key elements of a play production?
- Describe how you can make a greeting card from recycled materials.
- What is the role of a director in a theatrical production?
- How can imaginative drawing enhance creativity?
- What are some forms of dance and their characteristics?
- Why is rehearsal important in theater?
- How can recycled materials be used to make functional items?
Part D: True or False Questions
Instructions: Indicate whether the following statements are True or False.
- The director is responsible for selecting actors for a play.
- Recycling materials helps reduce the amount of waste.
- Choral singing involves one person performing alone.
- Imaginative drawing requires copying real-life objects.
- Rehearsals are done to practice a play before the performance.
- Ballet is a type of dance that tells a story.
- A greeting card can be made from new materials only.
- Rhythm is the pattern of beats in music.
- The director does not need to guide the actors during rehearsals.
- Card making does not involve recycled materials.
- Hip-hop is a form of ballet dance.
- The role of a stage designer is to guide the actors.
- Solo singing is done by multiple people.
- Recycled materials cannot be used for artistic purposes.
- A theatrical production includes designing costumes and sets.
- Imaginative drawing is based on real-life objects.
- Casting is part of the pre-performance process.
- Rhythmic patterns do not affect the musical performance.
- Theatrical productions do not involve rehearsal.
- Recycling helps in environmental conservation.
Part E: Fill in the Gaps
Instructions: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate words.
- __________ drawing involves creating art from imagination.
- __________ is used to create a pattern of sounds in music.
- The __________ is responsible for guiding the actors in a play.
- Recycled __________ can be used to make new art pieces.
- A __________ card can be made from old paper and decorations.
- __________ singing involves a group of singers.
- Ballet is a dance form that often __________ a story.
- The __________ helps to practice and perfect a play before the show.
- Choral singing is different from __________ singing because it involves many people.
- Using __________ materials in art reduces waste.
- The __________ of a play includes the script and actors.
- __________ patterns in music help to create rhythm.
- Imaginative drawing is different from __________ drawing.
- __________ involves creating decorative items from old materials.
- The role of a __________ is crucial in directing the play.
- __________ materials are collected to be reused in art.
- Theatrical __________ include designing the set and costumes.
- Recycled __________ can be used to make practical items like bird feeders.
- __________ is a type of dance that can tell a story through its movements.
- __________ singing involves a single performer.
This revision covers all topics taught during the first term and helps consolidate the pupils’ knowledge and understanding.
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