First Term Examination Questions Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 4 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12

Week 12 Examination Instructions

Instructions for Teachers:

1. Ensure Fairness: Make sure every student has an equal chance to do well. Monitor the exam room closely to prevent any form of cheating.
2. Provide Clear Instructions: Explain the exam instructions clearly to the students before starting the test.
3. Prevent Malpractices: Watch out for students who might try to cheat. Make sure they know that cheating is not allowed.
4. Maintain Calm: Keep the exam environment calm and quiet so students can concentrate.
5. Collect Papers: Collect all exam papers carefully and ensure they are not tampered with.

Instructions for Students:

1. Read Carefully: Read all the instructions and questions before you start.
2. No Cheating: Do not look at other students’ papers. Cheating is not allowed and can lead to penalties.
3. Answer Neatly: Write your answers clearly and legibly.
4. Manage Your Time: Allocate your time wisely to answer all questions.
5. Ask for Help: If you don’t understand a question, raise your hand to ask for clarification.

Part A: Objective Questions

Instructions: Choose the correct answer from the options given and fill in the blank.

1. Art is used to ________.
   a) Cook
   b) Decorate
   c) Sleep
   d) Play
2. Music is ________.
   a) A type of dance
   b) Organized sound
   c) A form of sculpture
   d) None of the above
3. Noise is ________.
   a) A pleasant sound
   b) A type of music
   c) An unpleasant sound
   d) A dance
4. Drama involves ________.
   a) Cooking
   b) Acting out a story
   c) Playing an instrument
   d) Singing
5. The place where theatre is performed is called ________.
   a) The studio
   b) The gym
   c) The theatre
   d) The classroom
6. Dance is ________.
   a) Drawing
   b) Moving rhythmically to music
   c) Writing a story
   d) Making sculptures
7. Traditional Nigerian dance includes ________.
   a) Ballet
   b) Salsa
   c) Atilogwu
   d) Jazz
8. A type of Nigerian musical instrument is ________.
   a) Guitar
   b) Piano
   c) Talking drum
   d) Trumpet
9. Drama is also known as ________.
   a) Music
   b) Performance
   c) Sculpture
   d) Painting
10. Greeting helps in ________.
    a) Building relationships
    b) Sleeping
    c) Sleeping
    d) Painting
11. Atilogwu is a dance from ________.
    a) Northern Nigeria
    b) Western Nigeria
    c) Southern Nigeria
    d) Eastern Nigeria
12. Prostration is a common greeting in ________.
    a) Eastern Nigeria
    b) Southern Nigeria
    c) Western Nigeria
    d) Northern Nigeria
13. Talking drum is used in ________.
    a) Music
    b) Drama
    c) Dance
    d) Art
14. Theatre includes ________.
    a) Sculpting
    b) Acting and staging
    c) Singing
    d) Painting
15. The primary benefit of greeting is to ________.
    a) Show respect
    b) Create noise
    c) Cook
    d) Dance
16. Music and noise are ________.
    a) The same
    b) Different
    c) Unrelated
    d) None of the above
17. The talking drum is a ________.
    a) Nigerian musical instrument
    b) Western dance
    c) Type of art
    d) Painting
18. Drama is ________.
    a) A type of music
    b) A story performed
    c) A type of sculpture
    d) A dance
19. Atilogwu is a dance from ________.
    a) Northern Nigeria
    b) Western Nigeria
    c) Southern Nigeria
    d) Eastern Nigeria
20. The primary benefit of greeting is ________.
    a) To show respect
    b) To cook
    c) To sleep
    d) To paint
21. Prostration is used in ________.
    a) Western Nigeria
    b) Southern Nigeria
    c) Northern Nigeria
    d) Eastern Nigeria
22. Drama involves ________.
    a) Acting out stories
    b) Making sculptures
    c) Drawing
    d) Singing
23. Dance is ________.
    a) Drawing
    b) Moving to music
    c) Writing stories
    d) Sculpting
24. Traditional Nigerian dances include ________.
    a) Ballet
    b) Salsa
    c) Atilogwu
    d) Jazz
25. The talking drum is ________.
    a) A musical instrument
    b) A type of art
    c) A dance
    d) A painting
26. Greeting helps to ________.
    a) Build relationships
    b) Create noise
    c) Sleep
    d) Dance
27. Theatre involves ________.
    a) Acting and staging
    b) Painting
    c) Cooking
    d) Sculpting
28. Music includes ________.
    a) Instruments and singing
    b) Drawing
    c) Sculpting
    d) Cooking
29. Art can be used for ________.
    a) Decoration
    b) Cooking
    c) Sleeping
    d) Playing
30. Noise is ________.
    a) An unpleasant sound
    b) A pleasant sound
    c) A type of music
    d) A dance

Part B: Theory Questions

Instructions: Answer the following questions in a few words.

1. Define art and give two examples.
2. What is the difference between sound and noise?
3. Explain what drama is and give one example.
4. How is theatre different from drama?
5. List two traditional dances in Nigeria.
6. Name and describe three Nigerian musical instruments.
7. What are some elements of a theatre performance?
8. How can dance express cultural stories?
9. Explain the term greeting and its importance.
10. What are some common modes of greeting in Nigeria?
11. Define music and name two types of musical instruments.
12. What is the purpose of greeting someone?
13. Describe a typical Nigerian artwork.
14. How can traditional dances reflect Nigerian culture?
15. Name three benefits of greeting people.
16. What is the meaning of theatre?
17. Name two features of dance.
18. List two types of Nigerian musical instruments.
19. How does prostration differ from other greetings?
20. What makes Atilogwu a traditional dance?
21. What are elements of drama?
22. How is music used in celebrations?
23. Describe the talking drum.
24. What are the benefits of art?
25. Name two types of Nigerian art.
26. What is the role of greeting in social interactions?
27. Explain drama and its purpose.
28. List two features of theatre.
29. Describe the performance in a drama.
30. What is dance in Nigerian culture?

Part C: True or False Questions

Instructions: Indicate whether the statement is True or False.

1. Music and noise are the same. (True/False)
2. The talking drum is a Nigerian musical instrument. (True/False)
3. Drama and theatre are the same thing. (True/False)
4. Prostration is a greeting used in Western Nigeria. (True/False)
5. The Atilogwu dance is from Eastern Nigeria. (True/False)
6. Ndewo is used in Northern Nigeria. (True/False)
7. Greeting helps to build good relationships. (True/False)
8. Dance is a form of visual art. (True/False)
9. Theatre includes acting and staging. (True/False)
10. Sculpture is a type of musical instrument. (True/False)
11. Music can be performed with instruments and voices. (True/False)
12. Greeting is not important in Nigerian culture. (True/False)
13. Art is only used for decoration. (True/False)
14. Drama is a type of musical performance. (True/False)
15. Prostration is a common greeting in Southern Nigeria. (True/False)
16. Atilogwu is a traditional dance from Northern Nigeria. (True/False)
17. The talking drum makes a sound when struck. (True/False)
18. The term theatre includes costumes and lighting. (True/False)
19. Music can be both instrumental and vocal. (True/False)
20. Art is used only for personal expression. (True/False)
21. Drama involves scripts and actors. (True/False)
22. The talking drum is not used in Nigerian culture. (True/False)
23. Prostration is a greeting used in Southern Nigeria. (True/False)
24. Dance in Nigeria includes modern styles only. (True/False)
25. Music is only for celebrations. (True/False)
26. Theatre involves a stage and audience. (True/False)
27. Sculpture is a form of music. (True/False)
28. Drama and theatre both involve acting. (True/False)
29. Greeting shows respect and friendship. (True/False)
30. Art can be a painting or a sculpture. (True/False)

This examination will help review what has been learned during the term. Good luck to everyone!