AIC CCA JS 2 3rd Term Revision Assignment
  • 1. The two methods of preparing clay is
A) Dry and wet
B) Heavy and light
C) Primary and secondary
D) Watery and heavy
  • 2. The basic material for poetry is
A) Mud
B) Wood
C) Water
D) Clay
  • 3. One of these is not a method of pottery making
A) Spraying method
B) Scoop method
C) Throwing method
D) Coll method
  • 4. A pottery work is used to....... when it reduces in sizes as it dries
A) Shrink
B) Loose weight
C) Crack
D) Vanish
  • 5. The two major classes of clay are
A) Smooth and strong
B) Primary and secondary
C) Heavy and light
D) Hard and soft
  • 6. A type of clay that contains impurities is known to be
A) Heavy
B) Secondary
C) Light
D) Primary
  • 7. The first firing in pottery ware is
A) Glazing firing
B) Biscuit firing
C) Slab firing
D) Scoop firing
  • 8. Another name for fired clay is
A) Terraccota
B) Pottery
C) Grog
D) Clay work
  • 9. Glaze is
A) Glass method on ceramic body
B) Firing a pot in the klin
C) Chemical added to clay
D) Transparent paint on pot
  • 10. An enclosure of compartment for firing ceramic wares is called
A) Oven
B) Klin
C) Gas cooker
D) Fire house
  • 11. Why is it necessary to use gloves during dying exercise
A) To make the cloth absorb dye
B) For quick reaction
C) To protect the skin
D) To prevent clothing
  • 12. Batik originated in
A) Osun
B) Indonesia
C) Nigeria
D) Lagos
  • 13. The type of painting where colours are diluted on a palette before applying on the picture plane is called
A) Glazing
B) Wet painting
C) Wash painting
D) Dry painting
  • 14. One of the following materials used for production of tie and dye is
A) Clay
B) Raffia
C) Metal
D) Wood
  • 15. One of the following is not a technique in print making
A) Intagolio
B) Relief process
C) Wood work
D) Silk screen printing
  • 16. Concentric squares, marbling, stitching are types of
A) Reduction techniques
B) Combinations
C) Hot techniques
D) Tying techniques
  • 17. Self control entails the following except
A) Moderation
B) Not being in fighting mood
C) Being in fighting mood
D) Modest
  • 18. One of the following is a medium of painting
A) Wood
B) Poster colour
C) Stone
D) Marble
  • 19. Peoples culture includes all except
A) Religion
B) Belief
C) Language
D) Wealth
  • 20. Painting of things that are made by God is called
A) Cute painting
B) Life painting
C) Nature painting
D) Still life painting
  • 21. ........... is one of the chemicals used in dying
A) Surf
B) Oxygen
C) Hydrogen oxygen
D) Hydro sulphate
  • 22. ......... Is an element of a pattern
A) Design
B) Shade
C) Motif
D) Tone
  • 23. In key signatures (sharp keys) G major is
A) F# C#
B) C# F#
C) F#
D) C#
  • 24. In key signatures (flat keys) F major is
A) Eb Bb
B) Bb
C) Ab Bb Cb
D) Bb Eb
  • 25. Time signature consists of...... Figures
A) 3
B) 5
C) 4
D) 2
  • 26. In key signature, the upper figure shows......
A) The number of beat
B) The type of musical note used
C) The time taken to complete the music
D) The number of people involved
  • 27. In time signature, the lower figure indicates.....
A) The number of beat
B) The time taken
C) The number of people involved
D) The types of musical note used
  • 28. In modern manufacturing, the most common bead materials are all except...
A) Plastics
B) Glass
C) Charcoal
D) Wood
  • 29. ........... are used for making shoes, purse, handbags, necklace and anklets
A) Cement
B) Bead
C) Charcoal
D) Clay
  • 30. Crochet means
A) Fork
B) String
C) Knife
D) Hook
  • 31. Crocheting projects could include all except
A) Bag
B) Table mat
C) Plate
D) Cap
  • 32. ...... are cut out papers used in production of paper mache
A) Paper strip
B) Roll paper
C) Sugar paper
D) Tissue paper
  • 33. In paper mache, the back of the mould is coated with........
A) Engine oil
B) Water
C) Rubb
D) Ink
  • 34. In paper mache, the newspapers are soaked in....
A) Kerosine
B) Water
C) Engine oil
D) Petrol
  • 35. An interval is......
A) The upper part
B) The lower part
C) The combination of two notes
D) The distance between two notes
  • 36. The process of......... Typically consists of folding, twisting, pleating or crumpling a fabric with string or rubber
A) Crocheting
B) Tye and dye
C) Paper mache
D) Bead making
  • 37. The manipulation of dye are called.....
A) Persists
B) Insists
C) Resists
D) Consists
  • 38. In dying process, tied fabrics are wet with....
A) Engine oil
B) Hot water
C) Cold water
D) Kerosine
  • 39. There are....... major categories of dance
A) 4
B) 3
C) 5
D) 2
  • 40. Traditional dance include all except....
A) Share
B) Hip hop
C) Atilogwu
D) Bata
  • 41. Raggae, fork trot, disco are examples of.......
A) Traditional dance
B) Modern dance
C) Yoruba dance
D) School dance
  • 42. ........ helps in developing an awareness of our ability to us our body expressively
A) Crocheting
B) Tye-dye
C) Dance
D) Music
  • 43. Dance can be used to create.....
A) Discrimination
B) Entertainment
C) Conflict
D) War
  • 44. ....... accomplish dance
A) Fight
B) Beauty
C) Love
D) Music
  • 45. Crochet is a method by which a fabric is formed with a single......... and.........
A) Bag and ball
B) Thread and hook
C) Hook and bow
D) Thread and wool
  • 46. The word crochet is derived from a.... word
A) Greek
B) French
C) Latin
D) Portuguese
  • 47. ...... Is one of the equipments needed for crotcheting
A) Mirror
B) Cutting table
C) Sewing machine
D) A small pair of scissors
  • 48. Wash and dry your ........ well before before beginning to crochet
A) Hands
B) Bag
C) Wool
D) Pins
  • 49. One of the stitches used in crocheting is.....
A) Tailor's tacking
B) Seam
C) Chain
D) Back
  • 50. Functions of art include the following ; except
A) Entertainment
B) It kills idea
C) It educates
D) It promotes team work
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