Cultural and Creative Art BECE Past Questions : Test Your Understanding

LAGOS STATE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION EXAMINATIONS BOARD 2024

BASIC EDUCATION CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION

CULTURAL & CREATIVE ARTS

LASEB/BECE/CULTURAL & CREATIVE ARTS/2024/011

Time: 2 hours


INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

  1. This paper consists of ninety objective questions and ten alternatives to practicals.
  2. Write your Examination number in the space provided below.

    NAME:

    (Complete your name as it should be written, Surname first followed by other names.)

    NAME OF SCHOOL:

  3. Do not open this Question Booklet until you are instructed to do so. While waiting, read the following instructions carefully:

    (i) Attempt all questions. In Section A, each question is followed by four options lettered A-D.

    (ii) Find the correct option for each question and shade your answer.

    (iii) Do not spend too much time on any one question. If you find a question difficult, leave it and return to it later.

    (iv) You are advised to work completely on your own.


CULTURAL & CREATIVE ARTS

SECTION A

INSTRUCTION: Answer all questions.

  1. Fine art as a branch of visual art comprises:
    • (a) Drawing, painting, and sculpture
    • (b) Printing, drawing, and textile
    • (c) Textile, painting, and carving
    • (d) Creative and painting
  2. The consumption of prohibited substances is called drug:
    • (a) trafficking
    • (b) trade
    • (c) abuse
    • (d) addition
  3. One of the most essential qualities of lettering in graphic design is:
    • (a) colour
    • (b) flexibility
    • (c) legibility
    • (d) sketch
  4. Which of these chords moves from iv-i?
    • (a) Authentic
    • (b) Perfect
    • (c) Finished
    • (d) Plagal
  5. Which of the following easels is ideal for supporting an artist’s board in a still life drawing class?
    • (a) Sheep easel
    • (b) Horizontal easel
    • (c) Camel easel
    • (d) Donkey easel
  6. Apart from ‘Court Art’, Benin also practices:
    • (a) Folk art
    • (b) Airport art
    • (c) Palace art
    • (d) Basic art
  7. A process of working together as a group in order to achieve a goal is called:
    • (a) Individual work
    • (b) Complimentary work
    • (c) Teamwork
    • (d) Planned work
  8. A musical form that has two sections is called:
    • (a) ternary
    • (b) binary
    • (c) musical
    • (d) melody
  9. Igbo Ukwu was scientifically excavated at the following three sites:
    • (a) Igbo-Isiah, Igbo-Richard, and Igbo-John
    • (b) Igbo-Isaac, Igbo-Isiah, and Igbo-John
    • (c) Igbo-Isiah, Igbo-Chukwu, and Igbo-John
    • (d) Igbo-Isiah, Igbo-Richard, and Igbo-Jonah
  10. The object used as a skeletal support in sculpture is called:
    • (a) An armature
    • (b) A spatula
    • (c) A mannequin
    • (d) A frame
  11. A crotchet note has one beat; therefore, the duration of rest is:
    • (a) 2 beats
    • (b) 3 beats
    • (c) 2 beats
    • (d) 1 beat
  12. The female lead character in a play is known as:
    • (a) An antagonist
    • (b) A protagonist
    • (c) A champion
    • (d) A leader
  13. In figure drawing, “Head” is used as a:
    • (a) unit of measurement
    • (b) point of focus
    • (c) first point of drawing
    • (d) seat of observation
  14. A dried unfired clay work is called:
    • (a) grog
    • (b) terra-cotta
    • (c) bone dry
    • (d) glazing
  15. The big board used in advertising commercial products and activities along major roads is called:
    • (a) Sign board
    • (b) Poster board
    • (c) Display Board
    • (d) Bill board
  16. The following are processes of preparing art works for display EXCEPT:
    • (a) Mounting
    • (b) Scrapping
    • (c) Labelling
    • (d) Framing
  17. The application of perspective in landscape drawing brings out the visual feeling of:
    • (a) depth and distance
    • (b) solidity and depth
    • (c) solidity and form
    • (d) tonality and depth
  18. In playing the scale on a musical instrument, the performer plays the notes:
    • (a) at once
    • (b) together
    • (c) step by step
    • (d) in harmony
  19. The materials used by actors and actresses are known as:
    • (a) camouflage
    • (b) costumes
    • (c) dresses
    • (d) masks
  20. Identify the major qualities of a good poster among the following:
    • (a) Attractive, interesting, and informative
    • (b) Repetitive, attractive, and worthy
    • (c) Interesting, colourful, and regular
    • (d) Drawing, regular, and colourful
  21. The basic difference between a book cover design and a book jacket in art is the:
    • (a) Author
    • (b) Illustration
    • (c) Title
    • (d) Flap
  22. 3/4 is a:
    • (a) simple triple
    • (b) compound duple
    • (c) compound triple
    • (d) simple quadruple
  1. Blacksmith is classified under:
  • (a) craft
  • (b) ceramics
  • (c) graphics
  • (d) painting
  1. Another name for decorative stitches is:
  • (a) weaving
  • (b) weft
  • (c) embroidery
  • (d) knitting
  1. The coming together of different people to achieve a common goal is called:
  • (a) disunity
  • (b) unity
  • (c) love
  • (d) force
  1. The artist commissioned to produce drawings for book publication is known as:
  • (a) Illustrator
  • (b) Cartoonist
  • (c) Book artist
  • (d) Book commissioner
  1. The bronze statue of ‘Anyanwu’ (Awakening) in front of the Lagos Museum was produced by:
  • (a) Ben Enwonwu
  • (b) Demas Nwoko
  • (c) Erhabor Emokpae
  • (d) Uche Okeke
  1. A place where works of art are usually displayed for people to view, appreciate, and buy is regarded as:
  • (a) Art studio
  • (b) Art gallery
  • (c) Art theatre
  • (d) Art room
  1. Naturalistic art of Ife is noted for:
  • (a) Impressionism
  • (b) Scarification
  • (c) Commercial
  • (d) Friction
  1. The value of a crotchet and a semi-breve is:
  • (a) 2 and 4 beats
  • (b) 3 and 4 beats
  • (c) 1 and 4 beats
  • (d) 4 and 2 beats
  1. Pre-historic paintings were mostly found on:
  • (a) wood
  • (b) bone
  • (c) slab
  • (d) cave
  1. In calabash decoration, to ‘scrape’ is also regarded as:
  • (a) Cutting away the background in order to make the pattern drawn on it stand out
  • (b) Cutting the calabash to reveal hollow
  • (c) Cutting the calabash into pieces
  • (d) Cleaning the calabash with a sharp object
  1. The above diagram is a pattern. Repeat:
  • (a) half slide
  • (b) mirror
  • (c) half drop
  • (d) simple
  1. The coil method in modelling involves:
  • (a) cutting of slabs into shapes
  • (b) rolling and cutting of a grog
  • (c) rolling of clay balls into snake-like shapes
  • (d) weathering
  1. Identify an ideal pencil for sketching in an art class:
  • (a) 1 H pencil
  • (b) 2 B pencil
  • (c) 3 B pencil
  • (d) 4 B pencil
  1. In pottery, when a pot is fired a second time, it is known as:
  • (a) biscuit firing
  • (b) hard firing
  • (c) glaze firing
  • (d) gloss firing
  1. The state of being an element of trustworthiness is:
  • (a) Selfishness
  • (b) Honesty
  • (c) Humility
  • (d) Kindness
  1. Ivory carvings are found in ancestral altars in:
  • (a) Oyo
  • (b) Uyo
  • (c) Onitsha
  • (d) Benin
  1. A system of moral principles and rules of conduct among individuals or groups in a society is called:
  • (a) Tradition
  • (b) Belief
  • (c) Ethics
  • (d) Culture
  1. One of these is an art composer:
  • (a) Fela Showande
  • (b) Davido
  • (c) Ebenezer Obey
  • (d) Wizkid
  1. One of the following is a good example of outdoor painting:
  • (a) Composition
  • (b) Still life
  • (c) Life
  • (d) Landscape
  1. The following are studio artists EXCEPT:
  • (a) Jimoh Buraimoh
  • (b) Sunday Adeniyi
  • (c) Bruce Onabrakpeya
  • (d) Kolade Oshinowo
  1. To protect the hand from the effects of dye and chemicals, the artist is required to use:
  • (a) gloves
  • (b) hand mask
  • (c) cup
  • (d) clothes
  1. Identify a non-element of art among the following:
  • (a) Colour and Texture
  • (b) Value and Space
  • (c) Variety and Proportion
  • (d) Line and Form
  1. The list of all people that feature in a play is referred to as:
  • (a) Actresses
  • (b) Cast
  • (c) Actors
  • (d) Audience
  1. Patriotism is the demonstration of ___ for one’s country:
  • (a) hatred
  • (b) concern
  • (c) love
  • (d) interest
  1. Which of these items is an example of three-dimensional art?
  • (a) Teapot
  • (b) Poster design
  • (c) Printing
  • (d) Picture
  1. The following pigments—blue, green, and violet—are good examples of:
  • (a) warm colours
  • (b) primary colours
  • (c) cool colours
  • (d) neutral colours
  1. A kind of stage where the audience is seated around the acting space is called:
  • (a) proscenium stage
  • (b) theatre-in-the-round stage
  • (c) spectacle stage
  • (d) thrust stage
  1. 6/8 time is a time:
  • (a) simple triple
  • (b) compound triple
  • (c) simple duple
  • (d) compound duple
  1. G major has ___ sharp or sharps:
  • (a) 3
  • (b) 2
  • (c) 1
  • (d) 0
  1. Which of these materials needs a fixative?
  • (a) Charcoal
  • (b) Ink
  • (c) Crayon
  • (d) Gouache
  1. The technique of applying colours heavily on canvas is called:
  • (a) Polychrome
  • (b) Mural
  • (c) Tint
  • (d) Impasto
  1. Benin Art of bronze casting was influenced by:
  • (a) Esie Art
  • (b) Nok Art
  • (c) Ife Art
  • (d) Owo Art
  1. The act of moving the hand or body with the expression of the face to tell a story without speaking is:
  • (a) opera
  • (b) mime
  • (c) mummy
  • (d) dance
  1. Which of the following letters occupy more space in lettering construction?
  • (a) O
  • (b) V
  • (c) I
  • (d) W
  1. The term in art which shows that the farther an object is from the observer, the paler its colour, is regarded as:
  • (a) perspective
  • (b) foreshortening
  • (c) fading
  • (d) diminishing
  1. Which of the following statements suggests ‘imaginative composition’?
  • (a) Copying of old painting
  • (b) Drawing from posed model
  • (c) Drawing from arranged object
  • (d) Illustrating story from memory
  1. The alphabetical succession of sound, ascending or descending from a starting note is:
  • (a) Clef
  • (b) Scale
  • (c) Time signature
  • (d) Music
  1. In sculpture, additive methods is to modelling as ___ method is to carving:
  • (a) moulding
  • (b) cutting
  • (c) reduction
  • (d) subtractive
  1. The following are the activities that take place in a typical rehearsal EXCEPT:
  • (a) Reading
  • (b) Blocking
  • (c) Spreading
  • (d) Polishing
  1. The following are principles of choreography EXCEPT:
  • (a) Order
  • (b) Proportion
  • (c) Beauty
  • (d) Variety
  1. One of the following is a unit of design that is used to form a pattern:
  • (a) Ogee
  • (b) Diamond
  • (c) Motif
  • (d) Embroidery
  1. One of the following is an aspect of dance:
  • (a) Body awareness
  • (b) Hand awareness
  • (c) Audience awareness
  • (d) Costume awareness
  1. Another name for pen lettering is:
  • (a) Gothic lettering
  • (b) Roman lettering
  • (c) Letter construction
  • (d) Calligraphy
  1. The major coordinator during rehearsal is referred to as:
  • (a) Coordinator
  • (b) Stage manager
  • (c) Presentation manager
  • (d) Production manager
  1. A picture that is totally built up from bits of colour paper and cloth is called:
  • (a) Nature
  • (b) Mosaic
  • (c) Still life
  • (d) Collage
  1. Who is regarded as the father of church music in Nigeria?
  • (a) Fela Showande
  • (b) T.K.F. Philips
  • (c) Akin Euba
  • (d) Ayo Bankole
  1. Rubber stamp print is a typical example of:
  • (a) Stamp printing
  • (b) Silk printing
  • (c) Intaglio printing
  • (d) Relief printing
  1. Which of these combinations is a tint of Red?
  • (a) Addition of white to red
  • (b) Addition of black to red
  • (c) Addition of little yellow to red
  • (d) Addition of pigment to blue
  1. A play that is full of sad events and ends mostly with death or bloodshed is called a:
  • (a) Melodrama
  • (b) Tragicomedy
  • (c) Tragedy
  • (d) Horror
  1. In ceramics, building up of a lump of clay into a hollowware, starting from the centre of the lump of clay, is called a:
  • (a) Building up method
  • (b) Pulling method
  • (c) Traditional method
  • (d) Scoop method
  1. Who is a Comedienne?
  • (a) A male person that makes the audience laugh
  • (b) A female person that makes the audience laugh
  • (c) A person that works hard in a play
  • (d) A personality that commands respect
  1. Anatomical studies are highly essential in:
  • (a) Still life drawing
  • (b) Nature drawing
  • (c) Medical drawing
  • (d) Figure drawing
  1. In perspective drawing, all parallel lines converge at:
  • (a) Vanishing point
  • (b) Horizon line
  • (c) Aerial line
  • (d) Straight line
  1. The following are parts of a choir EXCEPT:
  • (a) Bass
  • (b) Tenor
  • (c) Soprano
  • (d) Staff
  1. Which of the following is a characteristic of Benin Art?
  • (a) They consist of stone carvings
  • (b) They are pierced in the eye
  • (c) Memorial heads have high collar of beads
  • (d) Eyes are in triangular shape
  1. The best means to get a true copy of a sculptural piece or ceramic ware is through:
  • (a) Picture
  • (b) Casting
  • (c) Modelling
  • (d) Reproduction
  1. The following are areas of specialization in dance as a profession EXCEPT:
  • (a) Exotic dancer
  • (b) Repetiteur
  • (c) Show girls
  • (d) Call girls
  1. One of these is a pair of complementary colours:
  • (a) Red and green
  • (b) Blue and green
  • (c) Yellow and orange
  • (d) White and black
  1. Which of these is NOT a craft?
  • (a) Tie-dye
  • (b) Basketry
  • (c) Pottery
  • (d) Music
  1. Another name for abstract is:
  • (a) Regular shapes
  • (b) Non-representational
  • (c) Geometric shape
  • (d) Non-coordinated lines
  1. Basically, letters are broadly classified into two, namely:
  • (a) Hieroglyphic and Calligraphy letters
  • (b) Egyptian and Roman letters
  • (c) Calligraphy and Block letters
  • (d) Romans and Gothic letters
  1. The ‘lost wax’ technique of casting is called:
  • (a) Cire perdue
  • (b) Wax design
  • (c) Bronze casting
  • (d) Plaster casting
  1. Drawing and painting of branches of a plant, flowers, and fruits is regarded as:
  • (a) Man-made drawing
  • (b) Plant drawing
  • (c) Still life drawing
  • (d) Nature drawing
  1. The classes of African musical instruments are:
  • (a) 5
  • (b) 4
  • (c) 3
  • (d) 2
  1. The surface quality of an object is called:
  • (a) Motif
  • (b) Collage
  • (c) Pattern
  • (d) Texture
  1. Which of these is a technique of transferring design on cloth in embroidery?
  • (a) Tracking
  • (b) Tailoring tracing
  • (c) Printing
  • (d) Direct drawing
  1. __________ is a type of stitch that is used to secure a raw edge of cloth neatly.
  • (a) German stitch
  • (b) French stitch
  • (c) Catch stitch
  • (d) Open stitch
  1. Another name for dance drama is:
  • (a) Musical dance
  • (b) Narrative dance
  • (c) Melody
  • (d) Opera dance

SECTION B (ALTERNATIVE TO PRACTICAL)

  1. In tie-dye fabric production using two colours, i.e., purple and yellow, the dyeing process starts with ______ colour first, and later followed by ______ colour.
  1. The dyed fabric is allowed to ______, the fabric is untied, after ______ and ironed.
  • (a) Yellow, purple, oxidize and dried
  • (b) Purple, yellow, dried and oxidized
  • (c) Yellow, purple, dried and oxidized
  • (d) Purple, yellow, oxidized and dried
  1. Portrait Painting
  • Tjanting → ???
  • Kiln → Ceramics
  • Bust → ???
  • (a) Graphics, Craft
  • (b) Ceramics, Graphics
  • (c) Graphics, Drawing
  • (d) Textile, Sculpture
  1. Embroidery is the art of decorating cloth with different patterns of stitches using thread with needles manually or by machine to form a pattern. The media needed for embroidery are:
  • (a) Fabric, Spatula, loom, hook and warp
  • (b) Fabric, thread, needle, thimble and scissors
  • (c) Fabric, needle, scissors, warp and weft
  • (d) Fabric, needle, scissors, thimble and warp
  1. Fill in the technical names of the following Tonic solfa below in the order it was written below.
DEGREESTECHNICAL NAME
Doh1st Tonic
Ray2nd
Meh3rd Mediant
Fah4th Dominant
Soh5th
Laho6th Leading note
Teh7th
Doh8th Upper tonic
  • (a) Supertonic, Subdominant, Submediant and Upper tonic
  • (b) Aberant, Tonic, Supertonic and low tonic
  • (c) Upper tonic, Submediant, Subdominant and Supertonic
  1. To produce a good composition of mosaic artwork, a flat surface is needed. The desired images are ______ on it, and ______ the collected materials until it covers up the drawn images, its foreground and background.
  • (a) Spread, images and fix
  • (b) Add, adhesive and fix
  • (c) Sketch, adhesive and fix
  • (d) Fix, paint and fix
  1. In creating a dance pattern, a choreographer first considers the ______, then ______, arranging the movements, and finally ______ the structure and performance.
  • (a) Audience, Idea, movements, final and polishing
  • (b) Idea, audience, movements, final and polishing
  • (c) Movements, idea, audience, final and polishing
  • (d) Movements, idea, audience and polishing, final
  1. The following people are Nigerian contemporary artists and their areas of specialization. Supply the missing area of specialization in the order it was written below.
S/NNAMES OF NIGERIAN CONTEMPORARY ARTISTSAREA OF SPECIALIZATION
1Jimoh AkoloArt Educator
2??????
3Kolade OshinowoSculptor
4??????
5Emokpae Erhabor???
6Bruce Onabrakpeya???
7Felix Idubor???
8Lamidi Fakeye???

Answers:

  • 2: Akinola Lasekan (Painter)
  • 4: Tunde Odunlade (Painter)
  • 5: Demas Nwoko (Architect and Sculptor)
  • 6: Babatunde Lawal (Art Historian and Critic)
  1. The following people are Nigerian contemporary artists and their areas of specialization. Supply the missing area of specialization in the order it was written below.
S/NNAMES OF NIGERIAN CONTEMPORARY ARTISTSAREA OF SPECIALIZATION
1Jimoh AkoloArt Educator
2???Traditional carver
3Kolade OshinowoSculptor
4???Printmaker
5Emokpae ErhaborPainter
6Bruce OnabrakpeyaPrintmaker
7Felix IduborSculptor
8Lamidi FakeyeTraditional carver

Answer:

  • 2: Lamidi Fakeye (Traditional Carver)
  • 4: Bruce Onabrakpeya (Printmaker)
  • 6: Felix Idubor (Sculptor)
  1. In a drama production, a make-up artist applies make-up on actors and actresses in order to make them suitable for the role they want to act. Some types of make-up in drama are _____ and _____.
  • (a) foundation, straight and character makeup
  • (b) first, development and dress make-up
  • (c) basic, tonal and auxiliary make-up
  • (d) basic, studio and spectacular make-up
  1. Colour is the decomposition of light into seven colours on the colour spectrum. The three properties of colour are _____ and _____.
  • (a) analogous, complementary and triad
  • (b) complementary, triad and analogous
  • (c) hue, intensity and value
  • (d) tonal, monochrome and purity
  1. The African instrument that takes its sources of sound from the vibration of their entire body is referred to as _____ . Two examples of such instruments are _____ and _____.
  • (a) membranophone, talking drum and flute
  • (b) idiophone, gong and beaded gourd (‘Sekere’)
  • (c) aerophone, trumpet, flute and goje
  • (d) chordophone, guitar and lutes

Answers:

  • 98: (a) foundation, straight and character make-up
  • 99: (c) hue, intensity and value
  • 100: (b) idiophone, gong and beaded gourd (‘Sekere’)

BECE CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ARTS 2024

This brief provides the answers to a comprehensive quiz covering a wide range of topics in art, music, and drama. The quiz spans 100 questions, each addressing fundamental concepts and specifics related to various artistic disciplines.

Key Areas Covered:

  • Art Forms and Techniques: Answers include information about types of art (e.g., sculpture, painting), specific techniques (e.g., impasto, mosaic), and artists.
  • Music and Drama: Questions explore elements of music theory, stage management, and performance art.
  • Crafts and Design: The quiz addresses crafts like embroidery and tie-dye, as well as design principles.
  • Cultural Context: It includes details about Nigerian contemporary artists, African musical instruments, and historical art techniques.

Selected Answers:

  • Art Techniques: Impasto (Q53), Mosaic (Q67)
  • Music: Scale (Q59), G major (Q51)
  • Drama Production: Stage manager (Q66), Makeup types (Q98)
  • Cultural Art Forms: Casting (Q78), Idiophone instruments (Q100)

This brief encapsulates essential knowledge for students and enthusiasts of art, music, and drama, providing a foundational understanding of key concepts and practices in these fields.

Here are the answers to the questions from 1 to 100:

  1. (a) Art
  2. (b) Sculpture
  3. (b) Monochrome
  4. (c) Artistic discipline
  5. (b) Culture
  6. (d) Primary colors
  7. (d) Acrylic
  8. (a) Hand and Body movements
  9. (a) Tapestry
  10. (c) Colour wheel
  11. (d) Pastel
  12. (d) Form
  13. (b) Freehand
  14. (c) Calligraphy
  15. (b) Context
  16. (a) Batik
  17. (b) Cloth
  18. (b) Composed and recorded for a specific event
  19. (b) Performance Art
  20. (a) Mirror
  21. (b) Graphic design
  22. (d) Decorative stitches
  23. (a) Craft
  24. (c) Embroidery
  25. (b) Unity
  26. (a) Illustrator
  27. (a) Ben Enwonwu
  28. (b) Art gallery
  29. (b) Scarification
  30. (a) 2 and 4 beats
  31. (d) Cave
  32. (a) Cutting away the background in order to make the pattern drawn on it stand out
  33. (c) Half drop
  34. (c) Rolling of clay balls into snake-like shapes
  35. (d) 4 B pencil
  36. (c) Glaze firing
  37. (b) Honesty
  38. (d) Benin
  39. (c) Ethics
  40. (a) Fela Showande
  41. (d) Landscape
  42. (b) Sunday Adeniyi
  43. (a) Gloves
  44. (c) Variety and proportion
  45. (b) Cast
  46. (c) Love
  47. (a) Teapot
  48. (c) Cool colours
  49. (b) Theatre-in-the-round stage
  50. (b) Compound triple
  51. (b) 2
  52. (a) Charcoal
  53. (d) Impasto
  54. (c) Ife Art
  55. (b) Mime
  56. (d) W
  57. (a) Atmospheric perspective
  58. (d) Illustrating story from memory
  59. (b) Scale
  60. (d) Subtractive
  61. (c) Spreading
  62. (a) Order
  63. (c) Motif
  64. (a) Body awareness
  65. (d) Calligraphy
  66. (b) Stage manager
  67. (d) Collage
  68. (b) T.K.F. Philips
  69. (d) Relief printing
  70. (a) Addition of white to red
  71. (c) Tragedy
  72. (b) Pulling method
  73. (b) A female person that makes audience laugh
  74. (d) Figure drawing
  75. (a) Vanishing point
  76. (d) Staff
  77. (c) Memorial heads have high collar of beads
  78. (b) Casting
  79. (d) Call girls
  80. (a) Red and green
  81. (d) Music
  82. (b) Non-representational
  83. (c) Calligraphy and Block letters
  84. (a) Cire perdue
  85. (c) Still life drawing
  86. (b) 4
  87. (d) Texture
  88. (d) Direct drawing
  89. (c) Catch stitch
  90. (b) Narrative dance
  91. (c) Yellow, purple, dried and oxidize
  92. (d) Textile, Sculpture
  93. (b) Fabric, thread, needle, thimble and scissors
  94. (a) Supertonic, Subdominant, Submediant and Leading note
  95. (c) Sketch, adhesive and fix
  96. (b) Idea, audience, movements, final and polishing
  97. (b) Painter, Printmaker, Sculptor, Traditional carver
  98. (d) Basic, studio and spectacular make-up
  99. (c) Hue, Intensity and Value
  100. (b) Idiophone, Gong and Beaded gourd. ‘Sekere
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