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Making Paper Mache with Starch in Nigeria

The document consists of a series of multiple-choice questions related to various aspects of art, drama, and music, covering topics such as techniques, instruments, and definitions. It includes questions about materials used in art, principles of design, types of drama, and characteristics of music. Additionally, it features theoretical questions that require definitions and examples related to art and societal issues.

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Pieces of paper soaked in water, beaten into pulp and mixed with starch is called A.

papier mache
B. paper mesh C. paper pulp D. starch solution
Two main stitches used in knitting are the knit and A. paint B. print C. purl D. weft
Functional art is most likely to be A. applied art B. fine art C. music D. painting
These lines are called lines. (Image is here ) A. Curved B. diagonal C. parallel D. vertical
The art of creating artworks with the use of palm frond, cane, grasses, raffia palm is called A.
basket making. B. calabash decoration C. carving D. weaving
This drawing belong to art culture in Nigeria.(Image is here) A. Benin B. Esie C. Igbo-ukwu D.
Nok
The projection at the end of this letter is called (image is here) A. Feet B. Hoots C. Loops D.
Serifs
Plaster of Paris is a valuable aid to a ______ A. carpenter B. ceramist C. designer D. Painter
The difference between fine art and applied art is in the A. function B. paint used C. paper used
D. structure
Those things that are consumed in the process of producing artworks are called A. crafts B.
materials C. paints D. tools
Graphics is NOT associated with method. A. engraving B. etching C. intaglio D. pinching
A place where old Government records are kept is called A. archives B. cave C. cupboard D.
gallery
One of the following is a set of principles of design A. Balance, proportion, emphasis B. Colour,
shape, line C. Line, balance, proportion D. Proportion, perspective, variety
In drama personnel, the crew include all the people in the play EXCEPT the A. actors B. director
C. producers D. stage managers
Drawings and paintings in books are called A. illustrations B. patterns C. sketches D. templates
Cast and crew in a drama is controlled by the stage A. attendant B. designer C. manager D.
producer
One of the following is NOT a form of drama A. Comedy B. Mime C. Rhyme D. Tragic-comedy
All are under dramatic art EXCEPT A. dance B. drama C. music D. painting
The emotional qualities of green colour is/are A. anger B. danger C. growth and life D. mourning
and death
Form, solidity and depth can be achieved through the use of A. shading B. darktone C. drawing
D. batching
Two types of drama are _______ and_______ A bold, tiny B. dictated, not dictated C. scripted,
non-scripted D. standard, below standard
One of the following Nigerian museums has the largest collection of soap stone images A. Akure
B. Esie C. Ife D. Jos
Radiating lines suggest A. Calm B. Explosion C. Genesis D. Joy
One of these instruments is found in the northem state of Nigeria A. Ekpili B. Kakaki C. Ntung.
D. Okpokoio
A piece of creative writing in verse, especially one expressing deep feelings is ______ A.
creativity B. poetry C. rhythm D. verse
Impurities can be removed from clay through A. dyeing B. kneading C. rolling D. Sifting
Which is the odd one out? A. Agriculture B. Ceramics C. Graphics D. Sculpture
Which of the following is NOT a quality of glazed ceramic ware? A. Attractive B. Easy to wash
C. Glossy D. Porous
Another name for blocking in rehearsal activities is _____ A. acting B. cues C. movement D.
reading
An unfired clay work is called a ware _____ A. Biscuit B. ceramic C. green D. metallic
A character of a real person in a play is described as A. characterization B. dramatization C.
impersonation D. improvisation
Clothes worn by actors in a play or film is A. appearance B. clues C. costume D makeup.
A poster is mainly a material for A. giving information. B. house decoration. C. office
Decoration. D. preventing crime.
Functional art includes the following EXCEPT A. ceramics. B. graphics. C. sculpture. D. textile
design.
Identify this shape (image is here) A. Cone. B. Cylinder. C. Oval. D. Square
Impurities in clay could be removed by A. drying. B. pounding. C. sieving. D. stitching.
The warmest and brightest among these colours is A. black. B. blue. C. green. D. yellow.
Babylonian type of writing is known as A. cuneiform. B. hieroglyphics. C. Hierographics D.
serigraphic.
Which of the following gives the lightest weight in sculpture? A. Cement. B. Clay C. Paper. D.
Paper mache.
These objects are produced from what branch of art? A. Ceramics. B. Graphics. C. Painting. D.
Textile design.
Extract from green leaves can be used as an alternative to A. brush. B. clay. C. colour. D. starch.
Folding of soft and hard paper to form objects is known as paper A. decoration. B. folding. C.
Mache D. sticking.
One of the following is NOT a method of shading. A. Cross-hatching. B. Hatching. C.
Pointillism. D. Tone.

12. A standard colour wheel contains colours A.3 B.6 C. 12 D. 24

13. Bamboo stick is used with ink for in Art. A. decorating B. posting C. reading D.

Writing

14. Three dimensional work has length, width and A. base. B. breath. C. height. D. highest.

15. Which of the following must be done to a pot used to store water? A. Drying. B. Firing. C.

Smoking.

A. Smoothing.

16. Upper case letter is otherwise known as letters. A. big B. capital C. Gothic

B. Small
17. In figure drawing, the posture below shows the

View.

A. Back B. front C. profile D. three quarter

18. Which of the following is a good source for papier mache? A. Bamboo leaves. B. Broken
bottles C. Needles. D. Old newspapers.

19. These Nigerian local musical instruments belong to

A. Aerophone. B. chordophone. C. Idiophone.

C. Membranophone

20. When do artists make use of donkey chairs? When A. designing. B. drawing. C.

Dressing. D. pinching.

21. The and sing the highest and lowest pitches in a four-part choir respectively. A. soprano, alto
B. soprano, bass C. soprano, tenor

D. tenor, bass

22. Which of the following best describes the shape of a quaver? A. Black note with a stem. B.
Black note with a stem and a tail. C. Black note with a stem and two tails. D. Open note like an
egg.
23. A change of key in the course of a composition is called A. augumented B. modulation. C.
syncopation. D. transcription.
24. Traditional travelling musicians that perform during festivals are A. dramatists. B. minstrels.
C. players. D. singers.

25. The inversion of a major interval changes to become a interval. A. diminished B. major C.
minor D. perfect

26. Between which degrees of a major scale do semitones first occur? A. 2 ^ (rd) and 3 rd B. 3 ^ 4
and 4 ^ n C. 4 ^ n and 5 ^ m D. 5 ^ m and 6th

27. Which of the following instruments make a sound by striking? A. Aerophone. Idiophone
Saxophone. B. C. Membranophone. D.

6 28. The time signature 8 is 6 beats. A. crotchet B. minim C. quaver D. semi-quaver

29. Fix the appropriate time signature to the rhythmic pattem.

A4

D. 6 8

30. The music for healing can be described as A dirge. B. satirical, C. secular. Therapeutic. D.
31. The English name for “Ogene”, an Igbo musical instrument is A. metal gong. B. wood block.
C. wooden gong. D. xylophone.

32. The musical term ‘crescendomeans getting A. faster. Blouder. C. slower. D. softer

33. Identify this scale.

A. C major B. D major. CG major D. G minor.

34. The professor of dance in Nigeria is A Akinola Lase kan. B. Bakare Ojo Rasaki. C. Sunny
Adeniyi. D. Tunde Bakare.

35. The two common clefs used in piano music are A. bass and alto, B. treble and alto. C. treble
and bass, D. treble and tenor

36. One of the following does NOT explain what music is. A. Indefinite sound. B. Organised
sound. C. Sacred art. Language. D. Universal

37. The method of putting down music on paper is known as A. comedy. B. notation C rotation.
D. stylistics.

38. The English name for the traditional musica instrument “Oja” is A, bamboo. B. double
reedpipe. C. flute. D. ivory trumpet,

39. The Nigerian traditional instruments fall under classes. A. 4 B.5 C.6 D.7

40. Which of the following notes is the same as a whole note? A. Crotchet. B. Minim. C Quaver.
D. Semi breve.
41. Mime is a type of play that is based purely on A. dialogue. B. gestures with speech. C.
gestures without speech. D. interaction.

42. Cast and crew in a drama is controlled by the stage A. attendant. B. designerC. Manager.
Dproducer.

43. An introductory speech made at the beginning of a play is alan Aallegory. Bepilogue. C.
prologue. D. satire.

44. A play which builds up a light atmosphere and causes tears of joy at the end is referred to as
A. comedy. B. farce. C. tragedy. D. tragi-comedy.

45. When a major character falls because of an error or weakness in him, he is said to be a/an A.
antagonist B. hero C. protagonist D. tragic hero.

46. A play is watched by alan A. audienceВ. Congregation. C. entourage. D. group.

47. The struggle between two or more opposing forces or ideas in a play is referred to as A.
conflict. B. mood. C. plot. D. setting.

48. Anything worn on stage by a performer is referred to as A. costume. B. couture. C. culture.


D. party wear.

49. Two types of drama are and drama. A. bold, tiny B. dictated, non-dictated C. scripted, non-
scripted substandard D. standard,

50. Characterization is the way by which a writer makes a person in a play or novel look A.
different. B. fake. C. poor. D. real.

51. The arrangement of incidents in a play is A. plot. B. theme. Cthought. D. verse.


52. Another name for script writing is

A. Block.

B. Calligraphy

C. Gothic

D. Roman.

53. These are elements of drama EXCEPT A

Actors and actresses. B. Scripts and plots.

B. Stage. D. Visitors

54. Preparation of a play by drama personnel before presenting it to the public is referred to as A.
acting. B. blocking. C. reading.

D. rehearsal.

55. One of the following is NOT a characteristic of drama. It is A. based on dialogue. B. centred

On actions. C. educative.

C. Written in
Chapters.

56. When two or more people work together to achieve a common goal in an organisation, it

1. A. Define exhibition.

First-Class Standard: CCA

Is known as

A. Fair play.

B. Intolerance.

C. Self-control.

D. Teamwork.

57. The act of making goods poor in quality by adding another substance is called sterilizing. A

Adulteration. B. mix up. C. production. D.

58. The ability to tell the truth is A. dishonesty. B. hard work. C. honesty. D. wickedness.

59. All these are examples of social vices


EXCEPT A. bribery and corruption. B.

Cultism. C. diligence. D. examination

Malpractice.

Is 60. Sense of tolerance is to team work as to sense of belonging. A. discrimination B.

Fighting

B. Friendliness

C. Stealing

SECTION B THEORY (40 marks)

b. Mention four places where exhibitions are held.

c. Define display techniques.

d. List four outlets for marketing Art works.

2. a. Name three composers of the Baroque period.

b. Mention two instrumental forms of the classical period.


c. Clap the following musical notes:

id

3.

a. Define societal vices.

iv.

b. State four examples of societal vices.

c. Mention four components of unity.

4. a. Define choreography.

b. State three elements of choreography.

d. Mention three functions of dancing costume.

e. List three examples of contemporary dance.

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Traditional instruments like the 'Ogene', a metal gong, are pivotal in preserving cultural heritage. They serve as a medium for storytelling and rituals, fostering communal identity. The unique sounds and methods of play offer insights into cultural expression and historical continuity .

Impurities in clay can be removed by kneading and sieving, which ensures a uniform texture and prevents defects in the fired ceramic. These methods enhance the durability and aesthetic appeal of the finished product by eliminating air bubbles and inconsistencies .

Shading techniques such as cross-hatching, hatching, and pointillism create gradients of light and shadow that enhance the illusion of form, solidity, and depth, making two-dimensional drawings appear three-dimensional .

Understanding color psychology is vital as different colors evoke specific emotions. Green often symbolizes growth and life, which an artist can exploit to convey themes of nature, renewal, or tranquility, greatly impacting the observed emotional response .

Script writing provides the blueprint for the narrative, defining plot, dialogue, and stage directions, while characterization gives depth to the narrative by creating believable personas. Together, they structure the play's progression and engage the audience through compelling storytelling .

The Babylonian writing system, known as cuneiform, originated as one of the earliest forms of written expression. It allowed complex information to be recorded, preserved, and transmitted across generations, significantly impacting administrative, literary, and scientific advancements .

Functional art is most likely to be applied art, meaning it serves a practical purpose in addition to its aesthetic value, unlike fine art which primarily focuses on aesthetic and conceptual aspects .

Costumes play a crucial role in storytelling by helping to establish the time period, social status, and personality of the characters. They support the narrative by visually conveying elements of character development and thematic context .

Knitted fabric is made using stitches such as 'knit' and 'purl'. The structure of knitted fabric allows it to stretch and conform to different shapes, offering elasticity, while woven fabric is created by interlacing two sets of yarns at right angles and is typically less elastic .

Modulation refers to the change of key within a musical composition. It adds variety and maintains listener interest by introducing new tonal landscapes, making the music dynamic and expressive .

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