Second Term Mid Term Test Cultural and Creative Arts Primary 4 Second Term

MID-TERM ASSESSMENT FOR CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ARTS
Class: Primary 4
Term: Second Term
Week: Week 7
Topic: Principles of Design and Nigerian Musical Instruments

Part A: Objective Questions

Answer all questions. Choose the correct option (a, b, c, or d).

1. Which of the following is a Yoruba musical instrument?
   a. Kalangu
   b. Kakaki
   c. Omele
   d. Shekere
2. Which of the following is an Igbo musical instrument?
   a. Ekwe
   b. Dundun
   c. Sakara
   d. Agidigbo
3. Which of the following is a Hausa musical instrument?
   a. Shekere
   b. Goge
   c. Bata
   d. Udu
4. Which Yoruba musical instrument is also known as a talking drum?
   a. Dundun
   b. Gangan
   c. Ekwe
   d. Bata
5. Which Igbo musical instrument is made from a gourd?
   a. Udu
   b. Shekere
   c. Goge
   d. Omele
6. Which Hausa musical instrument is similar to a guitar?
   a. Kontigi
   b. Omele
   c. Kalangu
   d. Bata
7. Which Yoruba musical instrument is played with a mallet?
   a. Bata
   b. Omele
   c. Sakara
   d. Gangan
8. Which Igbo musical instrument is a type of xylophone?
   a. Ekwe
   b. Kakaki
   c. Dundun
   d. Bata
9. Which Hausa musical instrument is similar to maracas?
   a. Shekere
   b. Goge
   c. Kontigi
   d. Agidigbo
10. Which Yoruba musical instrument is played with a bow?
    a. Agidigbo
    b. Gangan
    c. Kalangu
    d. Dundun
11. Which of the following is NOT a principle of design?
    a. Balance
    b. Proportion
    c. Texture
    d. Rhythm
12. Which principle of design refers to the visual weight of objects in a composition?
    a. Contrast
    b. Scale
    c. Balance
    d. Unity
13. Which principle of design refers to the way lines, shapes, and colors are repeated in a composition?
    a. Contrast
    b. Rhythm
    c. Emphasis
    d. Unity
14. Which principle of design refers to the relationship between the size of objects in a composition?
    a. Harmony
    b. Proportion
    c. Contrast
    d. Emphasis
15. Which principle of design refers to the way elements are arranged to create a feeling of completeness?
    a. Harmony
    b. Contrast
    c. Unity
    d. Proportion
16. Which principle of design refers to the use of different elements to create interest and variety?
    a. Emphasis
    b. Contrast
    c. Harmony
    d. Balance
17. Which principle of design refers to the way elements are arranged to create a sense of movement or flow?
    a. Rhythm
    b. Proportion
    c. Balance
    d. Contrast
18. Which principle of design refers to the use of different elements to create a feeling of wholeness or completeness?
    a. Unity
    b. Emphasis
    c. Proportion
    d. Balance
19. Which principle of design refers to the use of different elements to create a sense of order and stability?
    a. Harmony
    b. Balance
    c. Contrast
    d. Emphasis
20. Which principle of design refers to the use of different elements to create a sense of difference or opposition?
    a. Contrast
    b. Harmony
    c. Rhythm
    d. Unity

Part B: Theory Questions

Answer all questions.

1. List four Yoruba musical instruments and their uses.
2. Explain the principle of balance in design.
3. What is the role of rhythm in design?
4. Identify three Hausa musical instruments and their similarities.
5. Describe how the talking drum (Gangan) is used in Yoruba culture.
6. What is the significance of unity in design?
7. Name three Igbo musical instruments and explain their cultural importance.
8. Discuss the principle of proportion in design.
9. How does contrast enhance a design?
10. Explain the concept of harmony in art and design.
11. Differentiate between rhythm and balance in design.
12. Explain how Udu is created and used in Igbo culture.
13. State the differences between Goge and Kontigi as Hausa instruments.
14. What makes Bata drum unique among Yoruba instruments?
15. Why is emphasis important in a design?
16. Explain how cultural instruments are preserved in Nigeria.
17. Describe how Shekere is made and used.
18. List three principles of design and their practical applications.
19. Discuss the importance of traditional musical instruments in Nigerian culture.
20. How does proportion affect visual appeal in a design?

Part C: True or False Questions

Write True or False for each statement.

1. Udu is a Yoruba musical instrument.
2. Gangan is also known as the talking drum.
3. Rhythm creates visual movement in a design.
4. Shekere is made from metal.
5. Ekwe is an Igbo musical instrument.
6. The principle of unity makes a design look disorganized.
7. Agidigbo is played with a bow.
8. Balance is a principle of design.
9. Proportion refers to the visual weight of elements in a design.
10. Bata drum is used in Yoruba religious ceremonies.
11. Harmony creates a feeling of completeness in design.
12. Contrast uses similar elements to create a design.
13. Kalangu is a Hausa musical instrument.
14. Rhythm refers to the repetition of elements in a design.
15. Omele is played with a mallet.
16. Dundun is an Igbo instrument.
17. Goge is similar to a guitar.
18. Unity ensures all elements in a design work together.
19. Principles of design are essential in art.
20. Traditional Nigerian instruments promote cultural identity.

Part D: Fill-in-the-Blank Questions

1. __________ is a Yoruba instrument also called the talking drum.
2. __________ is made from gourd and used by the Igbo.
3. The Hausa instrument similar to a maracas is __________.
4. __________ creates a sense of movement in design.
5. __________ ensures all elements in a design work together.
6. The principle of __________ focuses on size relationships.
7. __________ is a principle that creates interest and variety.
8. __________ is a Hausa instrument similar to a guitar.
9. The Bata drum is played with __________.
10. __________ is the principle that makes a design feel complete.
11. The Yoruba instrument played with a mallet is __________.
12. __________ refers to the repetition of elements in a design.
13. Contrast uses __________ elements to create interest.
14. __________ is an Igbo instrument made from wood.
15. The principle of __________ refers to visual weight.
16. __________ is used to measure size relationships in design.
17. The Yoruba instrument played with a bow is __________.
18. __________ is an Igbo xylophone-like instrument.
19. __________ enhances Nigerian cultural identity.
20. Rhythm is important for __________ in design.

Note: This assessment balances factual recall with critical thinking and is tailored to align with the Lagos State curriculum.