Second Term Examination Cultural and Creative Arts (CCA) Upper Primary Schools Exam Questions

 

 

CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ARTS 

PRIMARY SCHOOLS EXAM QUESTIONS 

PRIMARY 3 – PRIMARY 6

 

 

PRIMARY 4 CCA 

SECTION A – OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS 

INSTRUCTION – Circle the correct answer.

1. ______ is mashed or Pounded paper soaked in starch to form paste.

A. Moulding

B. Modelling

C. Papier mache

D. Paper craft

 

2. ______ is unwanted sound that is unpleasant, loud, and disruptive to the ear.

A. Sound

B. Noise

C. Music

D. Talk

 

3. ______ are lengths of strong cord made by twisting together strands of natural or artificial fibres.

A. Threads

B. Snakes

C.Lines

D. Ropes

 

4. ______ instruments are made with stretched membrane or animal skin.

A. Aerophone

B. Membranophone

C. Idiophone

D. Chordophone

 

5. ______ is any artistic performance that is prepared, rehearsed and presented for the enjoyment of an audience.

A. Dance

B. Theatre

C. Storytelling

D. Singing

 

 

6. A/An ______ is the assembled spectators or listeners at a public event such as a play, film,concert, or meeting.

A. player

B. actor

C. audience

D. teacher

 

7. A/An ______ is a person who is in charge of an activity, department,or organisation.

A. actor

B. writer

C. producer

D. director

 

8. ______ are the garments worn by the actors and actresses to act on stage.

A. Costumes

B. Shoes

C. Make-up

D. Jewellery

 

9. What language is the phrase ‘papier mache’ derived from?

A. German

B. French

C. Spanish

D. English

 

10. Which of the following is a natural source of sound?

A. Car

B. Radio

C. Thunder

D. Musical instruments

 

 

11. Which of the following is not a method of sound production?

A. Hitting

B. Sleeping

C. Beating

D. Blowing

 

12. What is the English name for ‘goje’?

A. Slit wooden drum

B. Flute

C. Piano

D. One string fiddle

 

13. Theatre is performed in front of ______.

A. an audience

B. teachers

C. students

D. parents

 

14. What is a story that makes meaningful statements about our society?

A. Dance

B. Storytelling

C. Drama

D. Theatre

 

15. What makes actors and actresses look like the characters they are imitating?

A. Make-up

B. Jewellery

C. Story

D. Costumes

 

 

16. Which of the following is not a Nigerian playwright?

A. Wole Soyinka

B. Shakespeare

C. Ene Henshaw

D. Ola Rotimi

 

17. What object can you papier mache?

A. Spoon

B. Knife

C. Clothes

D. Glass

 

18. What are fictional people whose story is narrated in a play called?

A. Actors

B. Dancers

C. Characters

D. Directors

 

19. The ______ serves as a middleman between the script and the audience.

A. director

B. actor

C. student

D. producer

 

20. ______ in play-acting means imitating the way another person talks, walks, or behaves.

A. Characterisation

B. Make-up

C. Jewellery

D.. Shoes

 

 

SECTION B – THEORY QUESTIONS

INSTRUCTION – Answer all the questions. 

1. What materials are used for making papier mache?

2. What are chordophone instruments?

3. What is moonlight storytelling?

4. Write any two differences between drama and theatre.

5. What are the main components of play-acting?

 

 

PRIMARY 5 CCA

INSTRUCTION – Circle the correct answer.

1. ______ is the art of using scraps and making images.

A. Frame

B. Collage

C. Print

D.Copy

 

2. ______ is the ability to last a very long time.

A. Durability

B. Project

C.Longing

D.Vision

 

3. ______ is a flat piece of wood in memory of a person or an event.

A. Disk

B. Plate

C. Plaque

D. Tray

 

4. ______ is cutting away part of wood.

A. Shredding

B. Craving

C.Losing

D. Carving

 

5. ______ is to be able to say who someone is.

A. Mission

B. Portray

C. Identify

D. Ideate

 

 

6. ______ is the way something feels, like hard or soft.

A. Texture

B. Mixture

C. Tenure

D. Term

 

7. ______ is making something smooth by rubbing it down.

A. Carving

B. Mixing

C.Chopping

D. Sanding

 

8. Part of a ceremony is called a ______.

A. marathon

B. ritual

C. Olympiad

D. family

 

9. A ______ is something that works together with another thing.

A. companion

B. creator

C. writer

D. painter

 

10. ______ means putting things into a group based on characteristics.

A. Arrange

B. Settle

C. Circulate

D. Classification

 

 

11. A collage made from photographs is called ______.

A. art

B. photomontage

C. network

D. abstract

 

12.  ______ is used for building houses and roofing.

A. Plants

B. Fruits

C. Wood

D. Water

 

13. ______ are used to keep cutting tools sharp.

A. Rocks

B. Marbles

C. Whetstones

D. Tiles

 

14. Traditional head wears are cultural ______.

A. postures

B. symbols

C. festivals

D. spaces

 

15. Ebony wood is ______ in colour.

A. red

B. brown

C. orange

D. black

 

 

16. We use movements and ______ in traditional dance to reflect our cultural beliefs and history.

A. gestures

B.twisting

C. turning

D. rolls

 

17. Traditional head wears can be used to promote ______.

A. cultures

B.language

C.religion

D. ethnicity

 

18. Bubinga, Mahogany,and Ebony are common in ______.

A.storytelling

B. painting

C. craft making

D. stitching

 

19. What is an artwork created with many pieces of coloured stone?

A. Mosaic

B. Portrait

C. Landscape

D. Sculpture

 

20. What religion first made use of mosaics?

A. Christianity

B. Islam

C.Hinduism

D. Buddhism

 

 

SECTION B – THEORY

INSTRUCTION – Answer with a short response.

1. How can woods be classified?

2. What is a companion to a coping saw?

3. What can we use traditional head wears to identify?

4. What kind of dances are Skelewu and Makossa ?

5. What is sanding used for in a project?

 

 

PRIMARY 6 CCA 

INSTRUCTION – Circle the correct answer.

1. Which is NOT a vocal part?

A. Soprano

B. Alto

C. Tenor

D. Belter

 

2. What is a choir?

A. A group of actors.

B. A group of singers.

C. A group of artists.

D. A group of instrumentalists.

 

3. What is plot?

A. The characters in a drama.

B. What happens in a drama.

C. The moral message of a drama.

D. How the stage is set up during the performance of a drama.

 

4. What happens during characterization?

A. Actors are chosen to play characters.

B. Actors memorize their stage directions.

C. Actors memorize their lines.

D. Actors learn to act like their characters.

 

5. What is the written text of a drama called?

A. A book

B. A play

C. A script

D. Actor lines

 

 

6. What does scenery show in a drama?

A. Where the drama is taking place

B. The items on stage

C. The special clothing actors wear in a drama

D. All of the above

 

7. What can natural gas and crude oil be used for?

A. Art

B. Fuel

C. Cooking

D. Building

 

8. What is the space between two bar lines called?

A. A measure

B. A rest

C. A staff

D. A beat

 

9. What do double bar lines show?

A. The end of a measure

B. The end of a song

C. A rest

D. A change in rhythm

 

10. Which note is held for half a beat?

A. Quaver

B. Crotchet

C.. Rest

D. Semi breve

 

 

11. Which rest is held for four beats?

A. Minim rest

B. Quaver rest

C. Crotchet rest

D. Semi breve rest

 

12. How many beals is a minim held for?

A. Half a beat

B. One beat

C. Two beats

D. Four beats

 

13. Who sings the bass part in a song?

A. A boy with a high range

B. A girl with a high range

C. A boy with a middle to low range

D. A girl with a middle to low range

 

14. What natural resource can be used to build with cement?

A. Clay

B.Limestone

C. Diamonds

D. Crude oil

 

15. What does dynamics mean in music?

A. How loud or quiet a song is.

B. How fast or slow a song is.

C. How long or short a song is.

D. How many vocal parts are in a song.

 

 

16. A regular, repeating pattern of sound is a ______.

A. rhythm

B. steady beat

C. song

D. melody

 

17. What is a rest in music?

A. The way vowels and Consonants are sung.

B. The main tune in a piece of music.

C.A period or moment of silence.

D. A unit of musical rhythm.

 

18. What is melody in music?

A. The way vowels and Consonants are sung.

B. The main tune in a piece of music.

C. A period or moment of silence.

D. A unit of musical rhythm.

 

19. The span from the lowest to the highest note a person can sing is called ______.

A. melody

B. dynamics

C. soprano

D. vocal range

 

20. All singers in a choir sing the same ______.

A. piece of music

B. vocal part

C. melody

D. notes

 

 

SECTION B – THEORY 

INSTRUCTION – Answer all the questions. 

1. What must actors do in an improvised drama?

2. What is an understudy?

3. What natural resources are used for art?

4. Draw a vase or bowl you could mould with clay.