Examination History Primary 1 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 13

Week 13: Examination of Topics Covered

Subject: History
Class: Primary 1
Term: First Term

Exam Instructions

For Teachers:

1. Ensure all students are seated properly before the examination starts.
2. Distribute question papers and answer sheets in an orderly manner.
3. Supervise the students actively to prevent exam malpractice.
4. Remind students of the rules and consequences of cheating before starting.
5. Collect all materials after the examination.

For Students:

1. Sit quietly and listen carefully to the teacher’s instructions.
2. Do not talk, look at another student’s work, or use any unauthorized material.
3. Write your name and class clearly on your answer sheet.
4. Focus on your work and attempt all questions.
5. If you are caught cheating, your paper will be canceled.

Part A: Objective Questions

(Fill in the blank with options a, b, c, or d)

1. ______ is a hero in Lagos.
   (a) Eyo (b) Herbert Macaulay (c) Basket weaving (d) Mat weaving
2. Traditional music is passed down from ______.
   (a) ancestors (b) teachers (c) students (d) parents
3. The Egungun festival honors ______.
   (a) ancestors (b) teachers (c) leaders (d) children
4. A heroine is a ______ who helps her community.
   (a) boy (b) woman (c) girl (d) man
5. ______ is made using raffia.
   (a) Pottery (b) Basket weaving (c) Drawing (d) Carving
6. The Eyo festival is held in ______.
   (a) Lagos (b) Abuja (c) Enugu (d) Kano
7. ______ music is traditional in Lagos.
   (a) Were (b) Pop (c) Hip-hop (d) Jazz
8. Pottery is made from ______.
   (a) raffia (b) wood (c) clay (d) metal
9. Heroes help their ______.
   (a) community (b) teachers (c) parents (d) classmates
10. Kayo-Kayo festival is celebrated in ______.
    (a) Badagry (b) Ikeja (c) Lekki (d) Abuja
11. Traditional handcrafts include ______.
    (a) teaching (b) mat weaving (c) cooking (d) writing
12. Blacksmiths work with ______.
    (a) clay (b) raffia (c) metal (d) fabric
13. Festivals bring people ______.
    (a) together (b) apart (c) forward (d) backward
14. ______ is a type of traditional handcraft.
    (a) Singing (b) Mat weaving (c) Eating (d) Teaching
15. The Eyo festival is also called the ______ festival.
    (a) white cloth (b) food (c) yam (d) fishing
16. Mat weaving is done using ______.
    (a) raffia (b) metal (c) clay (d) fabric
17. ______ helps to preserve culture.
    (a) Festivals (b) Games (c) Food (d) Singing
18. Heroes and heroines inspire ______.
    (a) others (b) problems (c) fear (d) conflict
19. Were is a type of ______ music.
    (a) traditional (b) modern (c) gospel (d) pop
20. Pottery is used for making ______.
    (a) mats (b) pots (c) chairs (d) shoes
21. The Egungun festival is celebrated in ______.
    (a) Lagos (b) Enugu (c) Abuja (d) Calabar
22. Raffia is used in ______.
    (a) weaving (b) carving (c) pottery (d) singing
23. Blacksmiths make ______.
    (a) tools (b) chairs (c) shoes (d) books
24. Eyo festival is unique to ______.
    (a) Lagos (b) Abuja (c) Enugu (d) Kano
25. Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti was a ______.
    (a) heroine (b) hero (c) musician (d) teacher
26. Kayo-Kayo festival is held in ______.
    (a) Badagry (b) Lagos Island (c) Ikorodu (d) Abuja
27. Traditional music is important for ______.
    (a) history (b) games (c) cooking (d) dancing
28. The first traditional musician in Lagos was ______.
    (a) Ayinde Barrister (b) Obafemi Awolowo (c) Eyo (d) Tinubu
29. Wood carving is a type of ______.
    (a) handcraft (b) music (c) food (d) game
30. Heroes are ______ in their actions.
    (a) selfless (b) selfish (c) rude (d) lazy

Part B: Theory Questions

1. Define a hero.
2. Who is a heroine?
3. Name two traditional handcrafts in Lagos.
4. What material is used in basket weaving?
5. Name two types of traditional music in Lagos.
6. What is the Eyo festival about?
7. Why is pottery important?
8. Name a type of festival in Badagry.
9. What is blacksmithing?
10. Why are heroes and heroines important?
11. Name a craft that uses clay.
12. What is mat weaving?
13. Name one heroine in Lagos.
14. What is basket weaving?
15. Name a traditional craft found in Lagos.
16. What is the Egungun festival known for?
17. Name a famous hero in Lagos.
18. Why is traditional music important?
19. What is the purpose of festivals?
20. Name one craft made with raffia.
21. Who is Ayinde Barrister?
22. What is traditional music?
23. Name one example of wood carving.
24. Where is the Kayo-Kayo festival held?
25. Why are festivals important?
26. Define blacksmithing.
27. What do blacksmiths produce?
28. Who celebrates the Egungun festival?
29. What does the Eyo festival symbolize?
30. Name a prominent individual engaged in handcraft.

Part C: True or False Questions

1. The Eyo festival is a fishing event. (False)
2. Pottery uses clay. (True)
3. Were is a type of modern music. (False)
4. Basket weaving is a traditional handcraft. (True)
5. Heroes do not help their community. (False)
6. The Egungun festival honors ancestors. (True)
7. Mat weaving uses raffia. (True)
8. Blacksmiths make tools from clay. (False)
9. The Eyo festival is celebrated in Lagos. (True)
10. Traditional music keeps history alive. (True)
11. A heroine is always a man. (False)
12. Pottery is used for making mats. (False)
13. The Kayo-Kayo festival is celebrated in Badagry. (True)
14. Basket weaving uses metal. (False)
15. Traditional music is a part of Lagos culture. (True)
16. Blacksmiths carve wood. (False)
17. The Egungun festival is celebrated in Lagos. (True)
18. Heroes inspire others. (True)
19. Raffia is used for weaving. (True)
20. Eyo festival is unique to Lagos. (True)

Part D: Fill-in-the-Gap Questions

1. A hero is someone who ______ others.
2. A heroine is a ______ who helps her community.
3. Traditional music is passed down from ______.
4. The Eyo festival is also called the ______ festival.
5. Mat weaving uses ______.
6. Pottery is made from ______.
7. Basket weaving is a ______ craft.
8. Blacksmithing uses ______.
9. Egungun festival honors our ______.
10. Were is a type of ______ music.
11. Heroes are ______ in their actions.
12. Festivals help preserve our ______.
13. Raffia is used in ______ weaving.
14. The first traditional music in Lagos was ______.
15. ______ is a craft made from clay.
16. Eyo festival is celebrated in ______.
17. Traditional music keeps ______ alive.
18. Blacksmiths make tools for ______.
19. ______ is a famous heroine in Lagos.
20. The Kayo-Kayo festival is held in ______.
21. ______ is important to preserve history.
22. A ______ carves wood.
23. Traditional music teaches ______ about their culture.
24. Pottery helps people store ______.
25. Egungun festival is about ______ ancestors.
26. Mat weaving is common in ______ communities.
27. Heroes are known for their ______.
28. ______ is a traditional musician in Lagos.
29. Wood carving requires ______.
30. Festivals bring people ______.

This exam is based on lessons taught during the term and is designed to test understanding in a fair and honest way.