Revision Term Examination Vocabulary Development Primary 5 First Term Lesson Notes Week 11
Vocabulary Development Primary 5 First Term Lesson Notes Week 11
Subject: English Language
Class: Primary 5
Term: First Term
Week: 11
Age: 9 years
Topic: Revision of All Topics Covered
Sub-topic: Review Questions and Revision Activities
Duration: 40 minutes
Part A: Review and Revision
15 FAQs with Answers
- What is an artisan?
An artisan is a skilled worker who makes things by hand. - What does ‘textiles’ mean?
Textiles are fabrics or cloths made by weaving or knitting. - What is beadwork?
Beadwork is the art of making decorative items by threading beads together. - Define ‘pottery’.
Pottery is the craft of making objects from clay and baking them. - What is a mask used for?
A mask is worn on the face for decoration or disguise, often in ceremonies. - What does ‘sculpture’ mean?
Sculpture is the art of creating three-dimensional figures by carving or modeling materials. - What is embroidery?
Embroidery is the art of decorating fabric with needle and thread. - What does ‘carving’ involve?
Carving involves shaping materials by cutting them. - What is a tapestry?
A tapestry is a fabric with a design woven into it. - What is the significance of ‘traditional’ crafts?
Traditional crafts are long-established customs and practices passed down through generations. - What does ‘handmade’ mean?
Handmade means made by hand, not by machine. - Define ‘artistic’.
Artistic means relating to art or creative expression. - What are ‘distant relatives’?
Distant relatives are family members who are not closely related to you. - What is meant by ‘lineage’?
Lineage refers to a family’s line of descent from ancestors. - What is the role of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA)?
NEMA is responsible for managing disaster response and relief efforts.
Part B: Objective Questions
15 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions
- An artisan is someone skilled in making things by hand.
a) chef
b) artisan
c) driver
d) teacher - Pottery involves making objects from ____.
a) wood
b) clay
c) paper
d) metal - Beadwork is a form of crafting that uses ____.
a) threads
b) beads
c) paints
d) papers - A mask is worn on the face for ____.
a) protection
b) disguise
c) eating
d) sleeping - Sculpture is created by shaping ____.
a) paper
b) clay
c) wood
d) metal - Embroidery decorates fabric with ____.
a) paint
b) threads
c) glue
d) beads - Carving involves cutting ____.
a) paper
b) metal
c) wood
d) fabric - A tapestry is a fabric with a ____.
a) design
b) hole
c) knot
d) thread - Traditional crafts are passed down through ____.
a) generations
b) seasons
c) events
d) places - Handmade items are made by ____.
a) machine
b) computer
c) hand
d) robot - The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) is responsible for ____.
a) teaching
b) controlling drugs
c) policing
d) building roads - Textiles are made by ____.
a) growing
b) weaving
c) mixing
d) cooking - The FRSC helps in ____.
a) food production
b) road safety
c) medical research
d) farming - NEMA stands for the National ____.
a) Environment Management Agency
b) Emergency Management Agency
c) Educational Management Agency
d) Engineering Management Agency - An artisan makes crafts using ____.
a) machinery
b) hands
c) electronics
d) robots
Part C: Theory Questions
15 Short Answer Questions
- What is the main function of an artisan?
- Describe what pottery involves.
- How is beadwork different from embroidery?
- What is a mask typically used for?
- Explain how sculpture is made.
- What does embroidery involve?
- How does carving differ from sculpting?
- What is the purpose of a tapestry?
- Why are traditional crafts important?
- What does it mean if something is handmade?
- What role does NAFDAC play in Nigeria?
- How are textiles created?
- What does the FRSC do?
- What does NEMA stand for and what is its role?
- How can you describe a person who does beadwork?
Part D: True or False Questions
15 True or False Questions
- True or False: An artisan is a skilled worker who makes things by hand.
- True or False: Pottery involves making objects from metal.
- True or False: Beadwork uses beads to create decorative items.
- True or False: Masks are used only for protection.
- True or False: Sculptures are made by carving materials like wood or stone.
- True or False: Embroidery uses paint to decorate fabric.
- True or False: Carving shapes materials by cutting them.
- True or False: A tapestry is a type of decorative fabric.
- True or False: Traditional crafts are modern practices.
- True or False: Handmade items are made by machines.
- True or False: NAFDAC controls the quality of drugs and food.
- True or False: Textiles are made by weaving or knitting fibers.
- True or False: The FRSC deals with road safety.
- True or False: NEMA is responsible for disaster management.
- True or False: Beadwork is a form of painting.
This lesson will help pupils review and reinforce their understanding of vocabulary related to the topics covered throughout the term.
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