Mid Term Test Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 1 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 7
Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 1 Second Term Lesson Notes
Week 7: Mid-Term Assessment and Break
Assessment Components
Part A: Objective Questions (Fill-in-the-Blank with Options)
- A ___ is a handmade object used in daily life.
(a) Craft item
(b) Machine
(c) Toy
(d) Vehicle - Examples of craft items include ___ and pots.
(a) Cars
(b) Mats
(c) Airplanes
(d) Radios - A ___ is used to carry and store items.
(a) Basket
(b) Fan
(c) Television
(d) Book - ___ is the movement of the body to music.
(a) Writing
(b) Drawing
(c) Dancing
(d) Speaking - The recorder is a musical ___.
(a) Instrument
(b) Vehicle
(c) Tool
(d) Machine - To produce sound on a recorder, you must ___ into it.
(a) Blow
(b) Hit
(c) Shake
(d) Press - Sense of belonging means feeling ___.
(a) Happy and included
(b) Angry
(c) Left out
(d) Tired - Music can be used for ___.
(a) Communication
(b) Sleeping
(c) Fighting
(d) Running - A chart showing proper recorder fingering positions is a ___.
(a) Visual resource
(b) Storybook
(c) Map
(d) Television - The ___ son is a popular Bible story.
(a) Prodigal
(b) Wise
(c) Rich
(d) Young - Dance is important for ___.
(a) Entertainment
(b) Fighting
(c) Eating
(d) Sleeping - ___ is a common material used in making mats.
(a) Raffia
(b) Iron
(c) Glass
(d) Plastic - Stories often have a ___.
(a) Theme
(b) Dance
(c) Recorder
(d) Craft - Community helpers work together to create a sense of ___.
(a) Belonging
(b) Fear
(c) Confusion
(d) Hunger - ___ is a cultural activity involving body movement.
(a) Dancing
(b) Sleeping
(c) Writing
(d) Talking - The first step in drawing a basket is to make an ___.
(a) Outline
(b) Pattern
(c) Eraser
(d) Picture - A hand fan is a type of ___.
(a) Craft
(b) Toy
(c) Instrument
(d) Food - A recorder produces sound when you blow ___.
(a) Air
(b) Water
(c) Dust
(d) Fire - Music helps us to ___.
(a) Relax
(b) Sleep all day
(c) Fight
(d) Play tricks - A sense of belonging is important for ___.
(a) Teamwork
(b) Conflict
(c) Loneliness
(d) Arguments
Part B: Theory Questions (Short Answers)
- Define a craft item.
- Name three examples of craft items.
- What is the importance of dance in a community?
- How do you blow a recorder to produce sound?
- What is a sense of belonging?
- Mention two ways to create a sense of belonging in the classroom.
- What is storytelling?
- Name two themes commonly found in stories.
- List two materials used in making mats.
- How can music be used to pass a message?
- Why is teamwork important in community work?
- Explain the importance of storytelling in cultural education.
- Name two common dances in Nigeria.
- What does the term “theme” mean in a story?
- Why are charts helpful in learning about crafts?
- How can music improve communication?
- Name two items used in cultural dances.
- What are the first two steps in drawing a pot?
- How can students show a sense of belonging in school?
- Name one cultural story you have learned about.
Part C: True or False Questions
- Craft items are made by machines. False
- A basket is a type of craft item. True
- Music cannot be used for communication. False
- A recorder is used to make music. True
- The sense of belonging is about being left out. False
- Teamwork is important in community development. True
- Dancing helps us to express emotions. True
- Music can only be used for entertainment. False
- A pot is an example of a craft item. True
- Storytelling helps us learn moral lessons. True
- A hand fan is made of glass. False
- Stories do not need a theme. False
- People feel happy when they belong to a group. True
- Dance can help improve physical fitness. True
- A recorder is a type of vehicle. False
- Music can bring people together. True
- Crafts are only made for decoration. False
- A mat is often made from raffia. True
- Teamwork can solve community problems. True
- Music has no importance in education. False
Part D: Fill-in-the-Gap Questions
- A ___ is a handmade object made by artisans.
- A ___ is used to store and carry items.
- Dance involves the ___ of the body to music.
- A sense of ___ makes people feel included.
- Storytelling teaches ___ lessons.
- A ___ is used to make music by blowing into it.
- Music can be used to pass important ___.
- A basket is an example of a ___ item.
- The ___ son is a popular Bible story.
- Dance can be used for ___.
- Charts help students to learn about ___.
- A ___ is made of raffia or straw.
- Teamwork helps in community ___.
- Music helps people to feel ___.
- The first step in drawing a pot is to make an ___.
- Crafts are important for cultural ___.
- People often dance during ___ events.
- A ___ fan is used to cool the body.
- Teachers use stories to teach ___.
- A ___ shows the meaning of a story.
This assessment is comprehensive and covers the major topics learned during the term while incorporating engaging and age-appropriate questions.
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1. Storytelling is telling fun and exciting stories to ____.
a) Ourselves
b) Others
c) Animals
d) Toys
2. We can tell stories with words and draw pictures to make them ____.
a) Colorful
b) Boring
c) Confusing
d) Loud
3. Some stories make us laugh, while others make us feel ____.
a) Sad
b) Angry
c) Happy
d) Sleepy
4. We can use our bodies and faces to act out parts of the ____.
a) Song
b) Story
c) Dance
d) Game
5. We can make up our own stories using our ____.
a) Toys
b) Imagination
c) Homework
d) Clothes
6. Storytelling is a magical way to share and enjoy ____.
a) Food
b) Tales
c) Games
d) Pictures
7. Some stories make us feel happy or ____.
a) Angry
b) Scared
c) Sleepy
d) Excited
8. We can tell stories with words and draw ____.
a) Animals
b) People
c) Buildings
d) Cars
9. We can use our bodies and faces to act out parts of the ____.
a) Dance
b) Song
c) Story
d) Game
10. Some stories make us laugh, while others make us ____.
a) Cry
b) Sing
c) Play
d) Jump
11. Storytelling is telling fun and exciting stories to ____.
a) Ourselves
b) Animals
c) Others
d) Toys
12. We can tell stories with words and draw pictures to make them ____.
a) Colorful
b) Boring
c) Confusing
d) Loud
13. Some stories make us feel happy or ____.
a) Angry
b) Scared
c) Sleepy
d) Excited
14. We can use our bodies and faces to act out parts of the ____.
a) Dance
b) Song
c) Story
d) Game
15. We can make up our own stories using our ____.
a) Toys
b) Imagination
c) Homework
d) Clothes
Presentation
- – Step 1:
- Previous Topic Revisal: Briefly discuss the importance of regular classwork and participation in preparation for the test.
- – Step 2:
- Introduction of New Topic: Explain the purpose of the lesson – preparing for the upcoming mid-term test. Discuss the importance of being ready and feeling confident.
- – Step 3:
- Teacher’s Activities:
- Share test-taking tips and strategies, such as listening carefully, reading slowly, and checking work.
- Model how to use a pencil neatly and manage time during a test.
- Discuss the significance of staying calm during the test and believing in one’s abilities.
- Address any questions or concerns from the students.
- Learners’ Activities:
- Engage in a discussion about the upcoming test and share any worries or questions.
- Practice reading and answering sample test questions.
- Participate in a short time-management activity.
- Express thoughts and feelings about the test.
- Teacher’s Activities:
Assessment:
- Observe participation in discussions and activities.
- Evaluate the understanding of test-taking strategies.
Evaluation :
- Why is it important to prepare for a test?
- What are some ways to use a pencil neatly during a test?
- How can you manage your time wisely during a test?
- Why is staying calm during a test essential?
- What should you do if you don’t understand a test question?
- Can you name two test-taking strategies we discussed today?
- How should you check your work before submitting a test?
- What does it mean to believe in yourself during a test?
- Why is it crucial to follow test instructions?
- How can you express your feelings if you feel nervous about a test?
Conclusion:
- The teacher goes around to mark participation, addresses any last-minute concerns, and encourages a positive attitude towards the upcoming test. Remind students to believe in their abilities.