First Term Examination Vocabulary Development Primary 5 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12
Week 12 Examination: Vocabulary Development Primary 5
Instructions for Teachers:
- Preparation: Ensure the exam papers are printed and ready before the start of the exam. Verify that all questions are clear and accurate.
- Supervision: Monitor the students throughout the exam to prevent any form of cheating. Remind them to work independently.
- Instructions: Explain the exam format to students. Ensure they understand each part of the exam.
- Environment: Create a quiet and orderly environment conducive to exam-taking.
- Timing: Adhere to the allocated time for each section. Ensure students have enough time to complete all parts of the exam.
- Support: Provide assistance with reading instructions if needed, but do not help with answering questions.
Instructions for Students:
- Read Carefully: Read all instructions and questions carefully before answering.
- Work Independently: Do not discuss or share answers with others.
- Answer Neatly: Write your answers clearly and legibly.
- Manage Your Time: Allocate time for each section but do not spend too long on any one question.
- Avoid Cheating: Do not use unauthorized materials or get help from others.
- Follow Rules: Adhere to all instructions given by the teacher.
Part A: Objective Questions
30 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions
- An artisan is someone who makes things by ____.
a) machine
b) hand
c) computer
d) robot - Pottery is made from ____.
a) clay
b) wood
c) paper
d) glass - Beadwork involves threading ____.
a) wires
b) beads
c) threads
d) fabric - A mask can be used for ____.
a) decoration
b) cooking
c) writing
d) cleaning - Sculpture is a form of ____.
a) painting
b) drawing
c) carving
d) writing - Embroidery is done with ____.
a) paint
b) clay
c) thread
d) metal - Carving usually involves shaping ____.
a) cloth
b) clay
c) wood
d) paper - Tapestries are made by ____.
a) weaving
b) cutting
c) painting
d) molding - Traditional crafts are passed down through ____.
a) technology
b) generations
c) seasons
d) events - Handmade items are created by ____.
a) machines
b) hands
c) computers
d) robots - NAFDAC ensures the safety of ____.
a) clothing
b) food
c) cars
d) books - Textiles are made by ____.
a) weaving
b) growing
c) mixing
d) melting - The FRSC is involved in ____.
a) health care
b) road safety
c) education
d) farming - NEMA stands for the National ____.
a) Education Management Agency
b) Emergency Management Agency
c) Environmental Management Agency
d) Engineering Management Agency - Distant relatives are family members who are not ____.
a) close
b) new
c) old
d) young - Kinship refers to ____.
a) friendship
b) family connection
c) business partnership
d) work relationship - Lineage is the line of ____.
a) work
b) family descent
c) business
d) friends - An uncle is ____.
a) a parent
b) a sibling
c) a parent’s brother
d) a cousin - A nephew is ____.
a) a parent’s daughter
b) a sibling
c) a sibling’s child
d) a grandparent - Cousins are ____.
a) siblings
b) parents
c) children of your aunts and uncles
d) grandparents - Embroidery is a form of ____.
a) decoration
b) cooking
c) building
d) farming - Sculpture can be made from ____.
a) paper
b) wood
c) cloth
d) thread - Beadwork often involves ____.
a) carving
b) stitching
c) threading beads
d) molding clay - Pottery involves ____.
a) drawing
b) shaping clay
c) weaving
d) painting - The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) helps with ____.
a) disaster management
b) road safety
c) health services
d) education - Textiles are used for making ____.
a) electronics
b) clothes
c) vehicles
d) buildings - NAFDAC is important for ____.
a) agriculture
b) drug and food safety
c) road construction
d) environmental protection - FRSC stands for ____.
a) Federal Road Safety Corps
b) Federal Research and Science Commission
c) Federal Rescue and Security Council
d) Federal Resource and Safety Center - NEMA deals with ____.
a) educational services
b) emergency situations
c) cultural events
d) agricultural development - Handmade items are often valued for their ____.
a) machine precision
b) artistic quality
c) bulk production
d) electronic features
Part B: Theory Questions
30 Short Answer Questions
- What is the role of an artisan?
- How is pottery made?
- Describe beadwork.
- What is the purpose of wearing a mask?
- How is a sculpture created?
- What materials are used in embroidery?
- Explain the carving process.
- What is a tapestry?
- Why are traditional crafts important?
- What does it mean if something is handmade?
- What does NAFDAC do?
- How are textiles produced?
- What is the main function of the FRSC?
- What does NEMA stand for?
- How are distant relatives related to you?
- What is kinship?
- What does lineage mean in a family context?
- Who is an uncle?
- Define a nephew.
- What is a cousin?
- How is beadwork different from embroidery?
- Describe how a sculpture can be made from wood.
- What are some common uses of textiles?
- Explain the role of NAFDAC in food safety.
- How does the FRSC contribute to road safety?
- What does NEMA do in times of disaster?
- Describe the process of making pottery.
- What makes handmade items unique?
- How can you identify traditional crafts?
- What are the benefits of having handmade crafts?
Part C: True or False Questions
30 True or False Questions
- True or False: An artisan makes things by machine.
- True or False: Pottery is made from clay.
- True or False: Beadwork uses beads.
- True or False: Masks are used only for decoration.
- True or False: Sculptures can be made from materials like wood.
- True or False: Embroidery uses thread.
- True or False: Carving shapes materials by cutting.
- True or False: Tapestries are a form of textile art.
- True or False: Traditional crafts are modern practices.
- True or False: Handmade items are created by machines.
- True or False: NAFDAC regulates drugs and food.
- True or False: Textiles are produced by weaving fibers.
- True or False: The FRSC deals with road safety.
- True or False: NEMA manages emergency situations.
- True or False: Distant relatives are close family members.
- True or False: Kinship refers to family relationships.
- True or False: Lineage means family descent.
- True or False: An uncle is a sibling’s child.
- True or False: A nephew is a sibling’s child.
- True or False: A cousin is a child of your parents’ siblings.
- True or False: Beadwork is a form of painting.
- True or False: Sculptures are created by molding clay.
- True or False: Textiles are used in making clothes.
- True or False: NAFDAC is responsible for drug safety.
- True or False: The FRSC is involved in agriculture.
- True or False: NEMA helps with disaster management.
- True or False: Pottery involves weaving materials.
- True or False: Handmade items are valued for their uniqueness.
- True or False: Traditional crafts use modern technology.
- True or False: Handmade crafts are mass-produced.
This examination will assess students’ understanding of the vocabulary and concepts covered during the term. Make sure to follow the instructions carefully to ensure a fair testing environment
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