Revision History Primary 1 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 12

Week 12: Revision of All Topics Covered

Class: Primary 1
Term: Second Term
Week: 12
Subject: History

PART A: Review and Revision (FAQs)

1. What is a hero?
   A hero is someone who helps others and does great things for the community.
2. Can you name two heroes in Lagos?
   Herbert Macaulay and Chief Obafemi Awolowo.
3. What is a heroine?
   A heroine is a woman who does important and good things for her community.
4. Name two heroines in Lagos.
   Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti and Efunroye Tinubu.
5. What is a festival?
   A festival is a special event to celebrate culture or history.
6. Name three festivals in Lagos.
   Eyo, Kayo-Kayo, and Egungun.
7. What is traditional music?
   It is old-style music passed down by our ancestors.
8. Name two types of traditional music in Lagos.
   Were and Waka.
9. What is traditional handcraft?
   These are handmade items like mats, pots, and baskets.
10. Can you name two traditional handcrafts?
    Basket weaving and pottery.
11. Why are festivals important?
    They preserve culture and bring people together.
12. Who was the first traditional musician in Lagos?
    Ayinde Barrister.
13. What is blacksmithing?
    It is the craft of making tools from metal.
14. Name one popular craft made in Lagos.
    Wood carving.
15. What is the Eyo festival known for?
    It is a masquerade festival with white costumes.
16. What is pottery used for?
    Making pots and other items from clay.
17. Why is traditional music important?
    It keeps our history and culture alive.
18. What is mat weaving?
    It is the act of making mats using raffia.
19. Why are heroes and heroines important?
    They inspire others and help the community grow.
20. Name a material used in basket weaving.
    Raffia.

PART B: Objective Questions (Fill-in-the-blank with options)

1. A hero is someone who ______.
   (a) sings (b) helps others (c) plants trees (d) writes stories
2. A heroine is a ______.
   (a) boy (b) man (c) woman (d) child
3. ______ is a type of traditional music.
   (a) Jazz (b) Were (c) Hip-hop (d) Pop
4. Pottery is made using ______.
   (a) clay (b) wood (c) metal (d) plastic
5. The Egungun festival celebrates ______.
   (a) food (b) ancestors (c) kings (d) land
6. Eyo festival is held in ______.
   (a) Lagos (b) Abuja (c) Enugu (d) Kano
7. Basket weaving uses ______.
   (a) raffia (b) clay (c) stone (d) fabric
8. Kayo-Kayo festival is popular in ______.
   (a) Badagry (b) Ikeja (c) Lekki (d) Abuja
9. Blacksmiths use ______ to make tools.
   (a) clay (b) wood (c) metal (d) fabric
10. ______ is a type of handcraft in Lagos.
    (a) Singing (b) Basket weaving (c) Drawing (d) Teaching
11. ______ music is passed down from ancestors.
    (a) Modern (b) Traditional (c) Pop (d) Jazz
12. The Eyo festival is also called the ______ festival.
    (a) food (b) yam (c) white cloth (d) fishing
13. Were music is common in ______.
    (a) Lagos (b) Kano (c) Calabar (d) Abuja
14. Pottery is made by ______.
    (a) weaving (b) carving (c) molding (d) drawing
15. A hero helps the ______.
    (a) environment (b) community (c) schools (d) markets
16. Mat weaving is a traditional ______.
    (a) skill (b) game (c) music (d) food
17. Festivals help to preserve ______.
    (a) land (b) culture (c) food (d) history
18. A heroine is known for her ______.
    (a) bad deeds (b) selfishness (c) good works (d) riches
19. ______ is used in pottery.
    (a) Wood (b) Fabric (c) Clay (d) Raffia
20. The Egungun festival is a way of honoring ______.
    (a) land (b) ancestors (c) leaders (d) music

PART C: Theory Questions (Short Answers)

1. Define a hero.
2. Who is a heroine?
3. Name two traditional handcrafts in Lagos.
4. What material is used in mat 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 raffia.
12. What is the Egungun festival known for?
13. What is traditional music?
14. Name one heroine in Lagos.
15. What is basket weaving?
16. Where is the Eyo festival celebrated?
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 clay.

PART D: True or False Questions

1. Eyo festival is celebrated with white costumes. (True)
2. Were is a type of modern music. (False)
3. Pottery uses clay. (True)
4. Basket weaving is not a traditional craft. (False)
5. Heroes help their community. (True)
6. The Egungun festival is a celebration of ancestors. (True)
7. Mat weaving uses raffia. (True)
8. Blacksmithing is making tools from clay. (False)
9. The Eyo festival is unique to 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. Kayo-Kayo festival is held 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 and heroines inspire others. (True)
19. Were and Waka are types of traditional music. (True)
20. Festivals do not bring people together. (False)

PART E: Fill-in-the-Gap Questions

1. A hero is someone who ______ others.
2. A heroine is a ______ who does good things.
3. Traditional music is passed down by ______.
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 ______.

This revision captures all key ideas from the term in simple and engaging ways, ensuring pupil understanding and participation.