Mid-Term Assessment and Break Cultural and Creative Arts JSS 2 First Term Lesson Notes Week 7
Cultural and Creative Arts JSS 2 First Term Lesson Notes Week 7
Subject: Cultural and Creative Arts
Class: JSS 2
Term: First Term
Week: 7
Age: 11 – 13 years
Topic: Mid-Term Assessment and Break
Duration: 40 minutes
Overview
This week is designated for a mid-term assessment covering all topics studied in the first half of the term. The assessment consists of three parts: objective questions, theory questions, and true or false questions.
Assessment Structure
Part A: Objective Questions
30 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions with Options
- Painting is the application of __________ to create images.
a) sound b) pigment c) text d) clay - Still-life paintings typically feature __________ objects.
a) live b) inanimate c) moving d) abstract - Nature painting often includes __________ and animals.
a) people b) plants c) buildings d) tools - __________ painting focuses on outdoor scenes.
a) Still-life b) Nature c) Landscape d) Portrait - The purpose of still-life painting is to explore form and __________.
a) texture b) movement c) sound d) colour - A characteristic of landscape painting is its focus on __________.
a) land and sky b) people c) objects d) ideas - The main types of painting are still-life, nature, and __________.
a) architecture b) landscape c) drawing d) photography - The arrangement of objects in still-life painting is called __________.
a) design b) composition c) structure d) pattern - Colour can be applied to craft to create __________.
a) beauty b) noise c) weight d) texture - The elements of design include line, colour, form, __________, and texture.
a) shape b) pattern c) space d) movement - __________ are materials used for craft making.
a) Scissors b) Tools c) Paints d) None of the above - The principles of design include harmony, balance, and __________.
a) chaos b) variety c) randomness d) weight - An artist who paints landscapes captures the beauty of __________.
a) people b) nature c) objects d) buildings - Primary colours are red, blue, and __________.
a) yellow b) green c) purple d) orange - A colour wheel is used to show the relationship between __________.
a) shapes b) colours c) lines d) textures - The tools used in painting can include __________ and brushes.
a) pencils b) markers c) knives d) all of the above - The mixing of colours can create __________ colours.
a) new b) primary c) dark d) light - Craft making often involves the use of __________ materials.
a) edible b) industrial c) natural d) digital - Texture in art can refer to how something __________.
a) looks b) feels c) sounds d) smells - The __________ of design refers to how well the elements work together.
a) principles b) composition c) colours d) textures - The colour harmony creates a sense of __________ in art.
a) chaos b) peace c) confusion d) tension - The materials needed for craft making can include paper, glue, and __________.
a) wood b) steel c) glass d) none of the above - The __________ of design refers to the visual weight of elements in a work.
a) balance b) proportion c) rhythm d) harmony - In painting, the term “medium” refers to the __________ used.
a) style b) subject c) materials d) technique - An artist’s choice of __________ affects the mood of their painting.
a) canvas b) colours c) brushes d) technique - Woven mats can be made using __________.
a) paper b) fabric c) clay d) all of the above - Tertiary colours are made by mixing __________ colours.
a) primary b) secondary c) neutral d) bright - Craft making encourages __________ and creativity.
a) boredom b) frustration c) concentration d) anxiety - The __________ of design is about the arrangement of elements.
a) space b) rhythm c) movement d) pattern - Art is a way to express __________ and ideas.
a) sounds b) emotions c) structures d) languages
Part B: Theory Questions
20 Short Answer Questions
- Define painting and its significance in art.
- List and explain the three types of painting discussed in class.
- Describe the characteristics of still-life paintings.
- What materials are commonly used in painting?
- Explain the purpose of nature painting.
- How does landscape painting differ from still-life painting?
- What are primary colours? Provide examples.
- Describe how to create a colour wheel.
- What is the role of texture in art?
- Define craft making and list its benefits.
- How can colour harmony affect a piece of art?
- Explain the principles of design and their importance.
- What tools are essential for painting and why?
- Describe how an artist can create variety in their artwork.
- What is the significance of balance in design?
- Explain how to mix colours effectively.
- What materials can be used to make woven crafts?
- Define the concept of rhythm in art.
- How does the choice of medium influence an artwork?
- Why is observation important in creating art?
Part C: True or False Questions
10 True or False Questions
- True or False: Still-life paintings only feature fruits and flowers.
- True or False: Nature painting can include landscapes and animals.
- True or False: The principles of design are not important in art.
- True or False: A colour wheel helps to understand colour relationships.
- True or False: Balance in design means all elements are of equal weight.
- True or False: Craft making involves the use of digital materials.
- True or False: The medium in painting refers to the style of the artwork.
- True or False: Mixing primary colours can create secondary colours.
- True or False: Texture refers only to the visual appearance of an object.
- True or False: Landscape painting focuses on the human figure.
Conclusion:
This assessment will help evaluate the students’ understanding of the topics covered in the first half of the term. Encourage students to review their notes and engage in discussions before the Term
FIRST TERM EXAMINATION
SUBJECT: VISUAL ART
CLASS: J SS 3
Time: 2 HOURS
SECTION A: OBJECTIVES
- Which of these Art traditions in Nigeria is the oldest (a) nok Art (b) igbo Art (c) tsoede Art (d) benin Art.
- ————- is the process of showing visual artwork to the public in the exhibition hall (a) painting (b) sculpting (c) exhibition (d) marketing
- ————– is the process of cutting coloured or white paper into a window format and placing the artwork on it for a better display (a) fixing (b) framing (c) mounting (d) labeling
- Embroidery is a local craft practiced in Nigeria (a) true (b) false (c) maybe (d) not sure
- Handmade Embroidery and machine-made embroidery are — of embroidery (a) types (b) functions (c) crafts (d) motifs
- Who amongst these playwrights in Nigeria won a noble prize in 1986 as an outstanding playwright of dramatic literature? (a) Chinua Achebe (b) Professor Wole Soyinka (c) Ola Rotimi (d) ola Olugoke
- The gods are to be blamed is a written work by ————– (a) Ola Rotimi (b) ola olugoke (c) professor Wole Soyinka (d) Hurbert Ogunde.
- Rural communities are underdeveloped compared ro Urban areas. (a) true (b) false (c) maybe (d) not sure.
- Painting the whole body of human figure with arrangement of draperies is a ————— painting.(a) life painting (b) nature painting (c) imaginative painting (d) landscape painting.
- —————- is the pictorial painting done from one’s idea thought or imagination (a) nature painting (b) landscape painting (c) nature painting (d) imagination painting.
- One of the following is not a secondary color (a) blue (b) green (c) violet (d) orange.
- These are tertiary colours except? (a) tertiary yellow (b) tertiary orange (c) tertiary blue (d) tertiary red.
- We source colors from ————— (a) Earth (b) moon (c) Water (d) cloth.
- Ways of preparing works of arts for display are ———– except (a) Labelling (b) climbing (c) farming (d) mounting.
- We can display our artwork according to the following except ——— (a) categorizing (b) lighting (c) shinning (d) design of space.
- Which of these artwork is of the Yoruba ————– (a) benin art culture (b) ife art culture (c) nok art culture (d) kogi art culture.
- We can source for embroidery through the following except (a) geometric (b) flower (c) water (d) nature.
- ————- is one of the embroidery facilities (a) crayon (b) thread (c) brown gown (d) water.
- ————– is not an embroidery stitches (a) herring bone stitches (b) feather stitch (c) water stitch (d) loop stitch.
- A dramatist is also a ———— (a) dancer (b) playwright (c) musician (d) Pastor.
- The artist who paint is also known as ———— (a) artisan (b) painter (c) cobbler (d) architect.
- ———– is a still life painting (a) cup (b) sky
- Yellow + green gives ————- colour under intermediate (a) Yellowish green (b) bluish green (c) greenish yellow (d) yellowish yellow.
- In complementary colour, purple compliment ———— (a) yellow (b) red (c) orange (d) white.
- On the colour wheel, we have ————– wheel (a) 10 (b) 15 (c) 12 (d) 20.
- Embroidery is also a ————- (a) fabric (b) textile (c) pottery (d) calabash.
- —————- is an element of art that gives mark or impression made by the movement of any writing tool against a surface (a) texture (b) line (c) color (d) space.
- Shading brings light with the aids of ———— (a) Biro (b) ruler (c) Pencil (d) cardboard.
- The pointed area is a —————– area (a) dark (b) tonal value (c) shadow cast.(d) Highlight.
- The type of shading is (a) Patriotism (b) stroke/hatching (c) cross hatching (d) wolly method.
THEORY: ANSWER ANY THREE QUESTION
- List out the 6 various traditional artworks in Nigeria. B) Write short note on any 2 artwork (c) Draw a house.
- a) What is Exhibition? B) Which ways can we prepare artwork for display (c) Which ways can we prepare artwork for display.
- Define Painting. (b) Mention 10 types of painting c) Draw and paint simple object representing a types of painting.
- What is shading? b) Mention the types of shading. (c) Draw a still life object, and shade them using the terms relating to shading.
FIRST TERM MID TERM TEST SUBJECT: VISUAL ART CLASS: J SS 2 Time: 2 HOURS
OBJECTIVES ; SECTION A
- Fossil museum is the museum where we can find ______ (a) bones and skeleton (b) artifact and relics (c) cars, airplane (d) scientific inventory
- ————– is an element of art that gives mark or impression made by the movement of any writing tool against surface (a) texture (b) line (c) color (d) space.
- One of the principles of art is an agreement of all elements in art composition (a) harmony (b) variety (c) balance (d) rhythm.
- One of the following is not a material for mosaic design (a) stone (b) buttons (c) clay (d) seeds.
- ————— is not a tool for wood carving (a) chisel (b) cutlass (c) mallet
- Blue and yellow will give ————– colour (a) orange (b) blue (c) green (d) white.
- Yellow + green will give ———– colour under immediate (a) yellowish green (b) yellowish yellow (c) greenish green (d) bluish yellow.
- In tertiary colours , purple + orange will give us ————- colour (a) tertiary red (b) tertiary orange (c) tertiary blue (d) tertiary white.
- Colour is used to ———— things, building and environment. (a) clarify (b) categorize (c) beautify (d) substitute.
- The car that killed ____________ is kept in National Museum in lagos (a) Gen. Murtala Mohammed (b) Gen Babangida (c) Gen Sani Abacha (d) Gen. Goodluck Jonathan
- How many colours are there on the colour wheel (a) 12 (b) 13 (c) 10 (d) 6.
- The media work in painting named ‘wash’ is done with ———-, ————, ———— (a) sand, water, colour (b) colour, mixture, water (c) water, brush, colour (d) water, brush and paint.
- ————- painting is the painting of lifeless object (a) still life painting (b) nature painting (c) landscape painting (d) lovely painting.
- —————- is also an outdoor painting (a) landscape painting (b) nature painting (c) imaginative painting (d) life painting.
- Leaves also gives us (a)water (b) color (c) food (d) paint.
- ———– and ——— are neutral colors (a) blue and red (b) yellow and white (c)black and green (d) black and white.
- Geometric shapes are ———– except (a) triangle (b) circle (c) stones (d) trapezium.
- ————- is the agreement between all elements in an art composition (a) harmony (b) contrast (c) repetition (d) Overlapping.
- One of these is a material for textile print design. (a) fabric (b) starch (c) paint (d) knives.
- Collage design materials consists of the following except ———— (a) paint (b) starch (c) paint (d) colored paper.
- Chisel is a wood carving tool (a) True (b) false (c) (d) .
- Loom is a cloth waving tools (a) True (b) false (c) (d) .
- ——— and ———- is a neutral color (a) blue/white (b) white/black (c) yellow/green (d) yellow/blue.
- ————— is abuilding or an institute used for collection, preservation and display of artifacts and other valuable cultural objects whether man- made or natural which has relevance to the people representing history of past and present. (a) Church (b) Museum (c) Gallery (d) Market
- The first museum to be set up in Nigeria is at ——– state. (a) Kaduna (b) Jos (c) Lagos (d) Osun.
- The person who set up the first museum in Nigeria is —————- (a) Mr Kenneth murray (b) Mr Kenneth (c) Mr John Kenneth (d) Mr. Kennth mury.
- —————– is a building or a place where art work are displayed either temporary or permanent with purpose of selling the product (a) museum (b) gallery (c) CHURCH (d) beach
- The person who takes care of the museum is called ————— (a) museum keeper (b) Security (c) Gallery (d) Beach.
- Museum is a good place for ——— activities (a) Church (b) research (c) Party (d) Tour.
- Gallery is the same thing as a museum (a) true (b) False (c) maybe
THEORY: ANSWER 5 QUESTIONS ONLY
- What is art?
- Mention 6 element of art.
- List and draw the types of lines.
- Describe with definition the secondary, tertiary and intermediate colours.
- Make a colour wheel.
- What is painting?
- Mention 5 types of painting
- Draw a box and shade it using the terms relating to shading, highlight, tonal value, dark area, shadow cast
- Mention 4 material used for each craft production I. Mosaic design II. Calabash decoration III. Collage design. IV. Textile print.
- Where can we find the sources of colour.
FIRST TERM MID TERM TEST
SUBJECT: VISUAL ART CLASS: J SS 1 Time: 2 HOURS
SECTION A: OBJECTIVES
- Art is a ———- (a) idea (b) skill (c) feeling (d) project.
- Art is a universal ————— (a) decision (b) product (c) language (d) culture.
- The wood art is derived from the ————- (a) Yoruba (b) latin (c) igbo (d) Ghana.
- The general name given to a painter or sculptor is —————– (a) artist (b) artiste (c) artisan (d) artirt.
- The general name given to a musician, dancer, dramatist, journalist are called ———- (a) artist (b) architect (c) artist (d) artisan.
- General name given to a carver and weaver is called —————- (a) artist (b) ariste (c) artisan (d) architect.
- Drawing from household utensil or object is classify as a ————- (a) still life drawing (b) nature drawing (c) human figure drawing (d) imaginative drawing.
- ————- is not a material for drawing (a) pencil (b) charcoal (c) drawing board (d) a stick.
- When an idea or a picture of drawing comes to a mind and you sketch it out, that is a/an ———— drawing. (a) still life drawing (b) calculative drawing (c) idea drawing (D) Imaginative drawing.
- All the following are mosaic design materials except ————– (a) stone (b) bead (c) clay (d) gum.
- Craft is an —————- design (a) computerized (b) hand-made (c) machine (d) teaching.
- ———– craft is a broad term for making object out of paper (a) textile (b) paper craft (c) calabash d) poster colour.
- An example of paper craft is ————— (a) card making (b) textile (c) calabash (D) poster colour
- ————- is a primary colour (a) red (b) green (c) white (d) black.
- The drawing of human figure is ———- drawing (a) still life drawing (b) imaginative drawing (c) nature (d) life
- Composing a picture from thought or Idea and draw ia a ————- drawing (a) life (b) still life (c) imaginative (d) nature.
- Painting is a non-visual art (a) true (b) false (c) maybe (d) none.
- Dancer can be classified under a ———-art (a) visual (b) non-visual (c) physical (d) feelings.
- In secondary color when we mix blue and red, it gives us ———— (a) purple (b) green (c) white (d) orange.
- In Secondary colour, when we mix yellow and red, it gives us——————– (a) Purple (b) red (c) Orange (d) black.
- Performing art involves —- in front of an audience (a) Singing (b) Drawing (c) performing (d) Creating.
- ———— is a frame work of pictorial construction, on which artist base the formal organization of their total work. (a) Design (b) craft (c) Cartoon (d) theatre.
- that aspect of non-visual arts that has to do with forms of writing, poetry, folklore are ————- art (a) Technique (b) Literature (c) Media (d) Design.
- One of the following is not a performing art —————– (a) Music (b) Drama (c) Photography (d) Journalism.
- One of following is not a fine artist ————- (a) drawing (b) Painting (c) drama (d) sculpture.
- Carving is a ———– art (a) Applied art (b) Fine art (c) craft (d) Performing.
- Making of mat also involves ——— (a) weaving (b) dancer (c) Calabash (d) Graphic.
- The following Combination are the element of design (a) Colour, paint, geographic (b) Line, ramartion, analogous (c) line, colour texture (d) Graduation, size neutral.
- When painting a four colour monochrome design assignment, the painting must be done with the —————— colour (a) Original colour (b) Lightest Colour (c) Medium colour (d) Darkest colour.
- Geometric Shapes are the following except————– (a) Triangle (b) Square (c) Rectangle (d) Shell
THEORY: ANSWER ONLY THREE QUESTIONS.
- What is art?
- Mention importance of art (5)
- Draw a pictorial identification of the types of art.
- What is a colour?
- Mention 5 types of colour.
- Describe the secondary colour
- What is drawing?
- Mention 4 types of drawing.
- Draw and label a still life object.
- Define craft
- Mention 5 types of paper craft
- Draw a rabbit.