First Mid-Term Assessment Assessment Components Cultural and Creative Arts JSS 3 First Term Lesson Notes
Mid-Term Assessment
Assessment Components
Part A: Objective Questions (Fill-in-the-Blank with Options)
- Lettering is the art of creating _______ letters and text. (a) decorative (b) plain (c) invisible (d) simple
- The _______ font has small lines at the ends of strokes. (a) sans-serif (b) script (c) serif (d) display
- _______ letters are commonly used for modern designs. (a) Decorative (b) Script (c) Sans-serif (d) Serif
- A common use of lettering is for _______ communication. (a) emotional (b) information (c) mathematical (d) artistic
- A _______ letter mimics cursive handwriting. (a) serif (b) script (c) monospaced (d) decorative
- Monospaced letters are often used in _______. (a) art (b) coding (c) fashion (d) music
- The letter A is constructed with two _______ lines and a horizontal line. (a) diagonal (b) vertical (c) curved (d) horizontal
- The letter B consists of one vertical line and two _______. (a) lines (b) curves (c) squares (d) circles
- The letter “n” has an arch and a _______ line. (a) horizontal (b) vertical (c) curved (d) diagonal
- The letter D is formed by one vertical line and a _______. (a) straight line (b) square (c) curve (d) diagonal line
- The purpose of motifs in art is to _______ designs. (a) confuse (b) simplify (c) enhance (d) reduce
- A motif can be a _______ pattern. (a) color (b) text (c) design (d) noise
- The art of creating letters is called _______. (a) painting (b) lettering (c) sketching (d) drawing
- A _______ exhibition features one artist’s work. (a) group (b) commercial (c) solo (d) non-commercial
- Cultural and Creative Arts help promote _______ awareness. (a) social (b) political (c) economic (d) environmental
- _______ is a common method of preparing artwork for display. (a) Framing (b) Discarding (c) Hiding (d) Ignoring
- An example of a non-commercial exhibition is a _______. (a) gallery (b) museum (c) trade fair (d) auction
- Plant motifs are examples of _______ motifs. (a) decorative (b) abstract (c) traditional (d) geometric
- An artist known for contemporary art in Nigeria is _______. (a) Ben Enwonwu (b) Aina Onabolu (c) Demas Nwoko (d) All of the above
- The process of creating motifs is important for _______ designs. (a) simple (b) decorative (c) bland (d) unclear
Part B: Theory Questions (Short Answer)
- Define lettering and explain its importance in art and design.
- List and describe the main types of letters used in typography.
- What are the main uses of lettering in communication?
- Explain how you would construct the letter “M.”
- What distinguishes a serif font from a sans-serif font?
- Describe the characteristics of script lettering.
- What are motifs, and how are they used in traditional art?
- Explain the significance of contemporary art in Nigeria.
- Name two pioneer artists in contemporary Nigerian art and their contributions.
- What is the difference between a solo exhibition and a group exhibition?
- Discuss the role of display techniques in showcasing artwork.
- What are some common methods of preparing artwork for display?
- Describe how you would categorize different types of motifs.
- What is the purpose of an excursion in the context of Cultural and Creative Arts?
- Discuss the income generation potential through contemporary art.
- What are the key features of a successful exhibition?
- Explain the role of gallery and museum visits in art education.
- How can lettering enhance the aesthetic quality of written communication?
- Describe the process of mounting artwork for display.
- Explain the importance of cultural and creative arts in fostering national identity.
Part C: True or False Questions
- Lettering is only done by professional artists. (True/False)
- A display exhibition showcases multiple artists’ works. (True/False)
- Plant motifs are never used in traditional art. (True/False)
- Contemporary art is defined as art created after 1960. (True/False)
- The letter “O” can be constructed as a circle. (True/False)
- Motifs are only used in painting. (True/False)
- A solo exhibition features the works of one artist. (True/False)
- Lettering is not important in education. (True/False)
- Framing is a common display technique. (True/False)
- Sculptural decoration can be found in public spaces like parks. (True/False)
- Bruce Onabrekpeya is known for his contributions to painting. (True/False)
- Geometric motifs are only found in modern art. (True/False)
- The letter “D” has two curves. (True/False)
- Income generation through art is not feasible. (True/False)
- The letter “k” can be constructed with one vertical and two diagonal lines. (True/False)
- Lettering has no role in advertising. (True/False)
- Mounting boards are used to display artwork. (True/False)
- Excursions to galleries enhance understanding of art. (True/False)
- The letter “q” is formed by a circle with a tail. (True/False)
- Traditional motifs are irrelevant in contemporary art. (True/False)
Part D: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions (Without Multiple Choice)
- Lettering is the art of creating _______ letters and text.
- A _______ letter has decorative lines at the ends of strokes.
- The letter “A” is constructed with _______ diagonal lines.
- Motifs are used to _______ designs in traditional art.
- A _______ exhibition features one artist’s work.
- Geometric motifs are often used in _______ art.
- The letter “C” is formed by a single _______.
- The purpose of lettering is to enhance _______ communication.
- The letter “B” consists of one vertical line and two _______.
- Monospaced letters are often used in _______.
- The letter “T” has a vertical line with a _______ line at the top.
- An example of a script font is _______.
- Plant motifs are often found in _______ art.
- Bruce Onabrekpeya is known for his work in _______.
- Display techniques include categorizing and _______ artwork.
- A _______ letter mimics cursive handwriting.
- Framing is a method used to prepare _______ for display.
- Lettering can be used in _______ materials for education.
- The letter “Z” consists of a horizontal line, a _______ line, and another horizontal line.
- The main purpose of motifs is to _______ the visual appeal of artworks.
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