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JSS3 Second Term Exam Questions on CCA [SSIC]
In Sure Success International Academy [SSIC], JSS3 Second Term Examination Questions on CCA are normally divided into two broad sections:
- Section A
- Section B
The first section, namely, Section A is the objective test, and students are expected to attempt all questions in the section. Section B is the theory part, and students are expected to follow the given instructions and answer the specified number of questions.
Note that what you have below are JSS3 CCA Second Term Examination Past Questions (BECE MOCK) made available to assist students in their revision for 2nd term/BECE examinations and also teachers in structuring standard termly examinations.
SURE SUCCESS INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY (SSIA), PORT HARCOURT.
Term: 2nd Term Examination
Class: JSS 3
Subject: CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ART
Duration: 2 hrs
Any form of examination malpractice may lead to a repeat of the subject or suspension. Don’t get involved.
SECTION A: Objectives
Attempt All the Questions in this Section by choosing from the options lettered A—D.
1. Which of the following is the oldest known Nigerian art?
a) Nok Art
b) Ife Art
c) Benin Art
d) Igbo-Ukwu Art
2. Ife Art is best known for its ___________?
a) Terracotta sculptures
b) Bronze and naturalistic head sculptures
c) Wooden masks
d) Abstract drawings
3. Which Nigerian traditional art is famous for its elaborate bronze castings and court art?
a) Benin Art
b) Nok Art
c) Igbo-Ukwu Art
d) Mbara Art
4. The Igbo-Ukwu art is notable for its ___________?
a) Terracotta heads
b) Iron weapons
c) Intricate bronze works
d) Wall paintings
5. Which is the main material used in Nok Art?
a) Bronze b) Terracotta
c) Wood d) Ivory
6. One of the major functions of traditional Nigerian arts is ___________?
a) Economic gain
b) Decoration only
c) Ritual and religious purposes
d) Entertainment only
7. Which of the following is NOT a function of traditional Nigerian art?
a) Religious significance
b) Political authority representation
c) Environmental pollution
d) Historical documentation
8. Which of these is a renowned contemporary Nigerian artist?
a) Aina Onabolu
b) Ben Enwonwu
c) Pablo Picasso
d) Van Gogh
9. Aina Onabolu is regarded as the father of ___________ in Nigeria.
a) Traditional music
b) Modern art
c) Pottery
d) Sculpture
10. A motif in art refers to ___________?
a) A repeated pattern or design
b) A painting technique
c) A sculpture material
d) A type of art movement
11. Motifs are commonly used in ___________?
a) Textile design
b) Cooking
c) Engineering
d) Chemistry
12. What is the purpose of an art exhibition?
a) To create room for entertainment
b) To showcase and promote artworks
c) To keep artworks
d) To sell food items
13. Which of these is a way of stealing artwork?
a) Online platforms
b) Hiding them in states
c) Destroying them
d) Keeping them for personal use only
14. Which of the following materials is used for embroidery?
a) Thread b) Metal
c) Wood d) Cement
15. What is the difference between knitting and crocheting?
a) Knitting uses two needles, while crocheting uses one hook
b) Knitting is done by hand only
c) Crocheting does not use yarn
d) Knitting is the same as crocheting
16. Which state in Nigeria is famous for blacksmithing?
a) Edo b) Kano
c) Anambra d) Lagos
17. Self-control is best defined as ___________?
a) The ability to resist temptations and control emotions
b) Reacting impulsively to every situation
c) Doing whatever one wants
d) Ignoring responsibilities
18. Why is rehearsal important in performing arts?
a) It helps to master performance
b) It saves time
c) It reduces the quality of performance
d) It is not necessary
19. Music originated from ___________?
a) Ancient rituals and communication
b) Science laboratories
c) The internet
d) Artificial intelligence
20. Which of these is a primary colour?
a) Green b) Blue
c) Orange d) Purple
21. Which of the following is NOT an element of design?
a) Line b) Shape
c) Balance d) Texture
22. What tool is used for shading in drawing?
a) Paintbrush b) Pencil
c) Hammer d) Saw
23. The art of painting involves the use of ___________?
a) Colours and brush
b) Nails and hammer
c) Knitting needles
d) Thread and needle
24. Makeup in drama is used to ___________?
a) Enhance character appearance
b) Change the setting
c) Build costumes
d) Make actors invisible
25. The recorder is a type of ___________ instrument?
a) String b) Percussion
c) Wind d) Brass
26. Which part of the recorder is used to produce sound?
a) Mouthpiece
b) Finger holes
c) Bell
d) Reed
27. What is the major process in tie and dye production?
a) Carving
b) Folding, tying, and dipping in dye
c) Drawing with pencils
d) Using a sewing machine
28. Which material is commonly used for tie and dye?
a) Wool b) Cotton
c) Metal d) Glass
29. Collage is an art technique that involves ___________?
a) Carving images on wood
b) Combining different materials on a surface
c) Painting with a brush
d) Making clay sculptures
30. Which of the following materials is NOT used in collage production?
a) Paper b) Fabric
c) Stone d) Newspaper
31. A mosaic is made by arranging ___________?
a) Small pieces of colored materials
b) Large wooden planks
c) Fabric patterns
d) Metallic sculptures
32. Which of the following materials is commonly used in mosaic art?
a) Tiles
b) Plastic bottles
c) Knitting wool
d) Paper glue
33. In music, a staff consists of how many lines?
a) Three b) Five
c) Seven d) Nine
34. What are the names of the musical notes in sol-fa notation?
a) A, B, C, D, E, F, G
b) Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti, Do
c) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
d) Red, Blue, Green, Yellow
35. The earliest form of art can be traced to which period?
a) Stone Age
b) Industrial Age
c) Information Age
d) Space Age
36. Which of the following is a famous prehistoric art discovery?
a) Lascaux cave paintings
b) Mona Lisa
c) The Last Supper
d) The Scream
37. Which of the following Nigerian towns is known for blacksmithing?
a) Nnewi b) Bida
c) Badagry d) Calabar
38. Which material is used by blacksmiths to produce tools?
a) Iron b) Clay
c) Wood d) Plastic
39. Which of the following is NOT an element of design?
a) Line b) Shape
c) Harmony d) Texture
40. Balance in design means ___________?
a) Equal visual weight in an artwork
b) Using only dark colors
c) Avoiding straight lines
d) Drawing with only pencils
41. Which tool is commonly used for shading in drawing?
a) Eraser b) Charcoal
c) Ruler d) Compass
42. Which shading technique creates a smooth blend?
a) Hatching b) Stippling
c) Smudging d) Cross-hatching
43. Which type of paint is water-based?
a) Oil paint
b) Acrylic paint
c) Watercolor
d) Spray paint
44. The process of mixing colors to create new ones is called ___________?
a) Blending b) Sculpting
c) Drying d) Varnishing
45. Which of these is NOT a purpose of costume in drama?
a) Identifying characters
b) Enhancing performance
c) Hiding actors from the audience
d) Reflecting cultural setting
46. Which of these is an example of stage makeup?
a) Facial painting
b) Tying wrappers
c) Wearing sandals
d) Carrying a bag
47. What is the first step in making tie and dye?
a) Applying dye
b) Tying the fabric
c) Drying the fabric
d) Washing the fabric
48. The major dye color used in Nigerian traditional tie and dye is ___________?
a) Blue b) Yellow
c) Red d) Green
49. What is the difference between mosaic and collage?
a) Mosaic uses solid pieces; collage uses cut papers
b) Mosaic is drawn; collage is sculpted
c) Mosaic uses only paint; collage uses fabric
d) Mosaic is a form of weaving
50. Which of these is a common material in mosaic art?
a) Glass b) Cloth
c) Wood d) Metal
SECTION B: Essay
INSTRUCTION – Answer all questions in this section.
1. With the use of a pencil, make an imaginative drawing of a table, with a jerry can on top.
2. Write short note on the following Arts Terms:
a. Tie and Dye
b. Costume
c. Theory of Music
d. Element of Design / Principle of design
e. Drawing and shading
3. Differentiate between blacksmithing and embroidery.
4. Mention five places in Nigeria where blacksmithing is predominant.
Answers to JSS3 Second Term Exam Questions on CCA (From SSIA)
Answers to Section A (Objective Test)
The following table gives the correct answers to the objective section of JSS3 second term exam questions on CCA. If you are using a mobile device, hold the table and scroll to the right or left for a complete view.
| Q.No | Ans | Q.No | Ans | Q.No | Ans |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | a | 2 | b | 3 | a |
| 4 | c | 5 | b | 6 | c |
| 7 | c | 8 | b | 9 | b |
| 10 | a | 11 | a | 12 | b |
| 13 | d | 14 | a | 15 | a |
| 16 | b | 17 | a | 18 | a |
| 19 | a | 20 | b | 21 | c |
| 22 | b | 23 | a | 24 | a |
| 25 | c | 26 | a | 27 | b |
| 28 | b | 29 | b | 30 | c |
| 31 | a | 32 | a | 33 | b |
| 34 | b | 35 | a | 36 | a |
| 37 | a | 38 | a | 39 | c |
| 40 | a | 41 | b | 42 | c |
| 43 | c | 44 | a | 45 | c |
| 46 | a | 47 | d | 48 | a |
| 49 | a | 50 | a |
So here you have the answers to the objective section of JSS3 second term exam questions on Cultural and Creative Arts. Use the comments section to let me know if you have any questions you would want me to clarify or discuss further.
Answers to Section B
1. With the use of a pencil, make an imaginative drawing of a table, with a jerry can on top.
Use your pencil to draw a table with four legs and place a rectangular or cylindrical shape (representing the jerry can) on top of it. Add shading to show light and form.
2. Write short notes on the following Arts Terms:
- Tie and Dye: This is a method of dyeing fabric by tying parts of it to shield them from the dye, resulting in beautiful patterns and designs.
- Costume: A costume is a set of clothes worn by someone to represent a character or during cultural, religious, or dramatic performances.
- Theory of Music: This refers to the study of the structure and elements of music, including notes, scales, chords, rhythm, and harmony.
- Element of Design / Principle of Design: Elements of design are the basic tools used to create art, such as line, shape, color, and texture. Principles of design are the rules that guide the use of these elements, like balance, contrast, emphasis, and unity.
- Drawing and Shading: Drawing is the act of making marks on a surface to create images. Shading is the technique of adding darkness or lightness to a drawing to create depth and dimension.
3. Differentiate between blacksmithing and embroidery:
Blacksmithing is the process of creating tools, weapons, and other objects from iron or steel using heat and hammering. Embroidery, on the other hand, is the art of decorating fabric with needle and thread or yarn, creating designs and patterns.
4. Mention five places in Nigeria where blacksmithing is predominant:
- Awka in Anambra State
- Ilorin in Kwara State
- Bida in Niger State
- Lokoja in Kogi State
- Kano in Kano State
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