PES JS2 CCA (Obj) 3rd Term Exam 2025-2026
  • 1. Singing differs from speaking mainly because singing focuses on ________
A) Fast speech
B) Shouting
C) Whispering
D) Loudness only
E) Controlled pitch, rhythm and sustained vowels
  • 2. In singing, the chest and head cavities are used as _______
A) Sound blockers
B) Pitch changers
C) Amplifiers
D) Diction tools
E) Breathing organs
  • 3. The most common scale used in singing consists of how many notes?
A) 12 notes
B) 5 notes
C) 6 notes
D) 8 notes
E) 7 notes
  • 4. "Running the scale" using tonic sol-fa is mainly done to develop _________
A) Diction
B) Posture
C) Stage movement
D) Breathing
E) Pitch accuracy
  • 5. In descending sol-fa, the note after "so" is _________
A) Ti
B) La
C) Re
D) Mi
E) Fa
  • 6. High pitch notes that sound bright or sharp are often called ______
A) Bass voice
B) Head voice
C) Deep voice
D) Belly voice
E) Chest voice
  • 7. Low pitch notes that sound deep are often called _________
A) Tenor voice
B) Head voice
C) Soprano voice
D) Treble voice
E) Chest voice
  • 8. The distance in pitch between two notes is called _______-
A) Rhythm
B) Harmony
C) Scale
D) Melody
E) Interval
  • 9. Which is the HIGHEST female voice type?
A) Soprano
B) Tenor
C) Alto
D) Bass
E) Mezzo
  • 10. The lowest male voice that holds the bottom part in harmony is __________
A) Tenor
B) Bass
C) Soprano
D) Alto
E) Treble
  • 11. Children's voice before puberty are called _______
A) Alto
B) Tenor
C) Soprano
D) Treble
E) Bass
  • 12. Which is NOT a benefit of breathing exercises for singers?
A) Prevents tiredness
B) Gives more air for long notes
C) Makes you sing faster
D) Improves tone
E) Controls voice volume
  • 13. The correct rule for singing breathing is to breathe from your ----------[
A) Throat
B) Shoulders
C) Chest
D) Stomach/Belly
E) Nose only
  • 14. Solfa notes are musical syllables used to ________
A) Represent sounds in a scale
B) Block actors
C) Write lyrics
D) Control lighting
E) Design costumes
  • 15. In solfa, "t" stands for ______
A) Doh
B) Soh
C) Ti
D) Ray
E) Lah
  • 16. Theatre design helps to set the mood and make the story _______
A) Comical
B) Musical
C) Realistic on stage
D) Shorter
E) Louder
  • 17. Which is NOT listed as an area of theatre design?
A) Sound design
B) Script writing
C) Set design
D) Costume design
E) Lighting design
  • 18. One element of design in the theatre listed is _______
A) Melody
B) Harmony
C) Texture
D) Pitch
E) Rhythm
  • 19. Rehearsal is described as a "trial" before the main show so that ___________
A) Audience can watch
B) Costumes can be washed
C) Lights can be tested
D) Tickets can be sold
E) Mistakes can be corrected
  • 20. Which technique for better singing involves standing or sitting straight to allow the diaphragm to move freely?
A) Diction
B) Interval training
C) Posture
D) Breathing
E) Pitch identification
  • 21. Theatre design is defined as the planning and creation of the _______ of a play.
A) Budget
B) Visual look
C) Dialogue
D) Sound
E) Script
  • 22. Set design deal with the _______ on stage.
A) Music
B) Clothes
C) Background and scenery
D) Actors' movement
E) Light
  • 23. Lighting design is used to create _____and focus.
A) Space
B) Costume
C) Lines
D) Mood
E) Props
  • 24. Sound design in a play involves__________
A) Clothes worn by actors
B) Actors' position
C) Shape of the stage
D) Music and sound effect
E) Background scenery
  • 25. One importance of Theatre Design is that is _________
A) Writes the script
B) Chooses the director
C) Sells tickets
D) Trains actors
E) Makes the play look real and interesting
  • 26. Which of these is an activity involved in rehearsals?
A) Blocking
B) Writing scripts
C) Selling tickets
D) Advertising
E) Choosing venue
  • 27. During blocking, actors learn ________-
A) Their lines
B) How to dance
C) Where to stand, sit or walk
D) How to use props
E) How to sing
  • 28. How many stages of rehearsals are there?
A) 2
B) 5
C) 4
D) 3
E) 6
  • 29. In a technical rehearsal, ________are added to the practice.
A) Makeup only
B) Light, sound and props
C) Costumes only
D) Audience
E) Script
  • 30. Dress rehearsal is a full practice with ____________
A) Only music
B) No acting
C) Only lights
D) Costumes, makeup and everything like the real show
E) Just reading
  • 31. One benefit of rehearsal is that it ________
A) Shortens the play
B) Changes the script
C) Increases ticket prices
D) Reduces the audience
E) Improves teamwork
  • 32. A well rehearsed play runs smoothly and ________
A) Costs more money
B) Confuses actors
C) Needs more practice
D) Finishes on time
E) Starts late
  • 33. "Practice makes perfect" is true in _________
A) Sports only
B) Drama and music
C) Cooking only
D) Mathematics only
E) Farming only
  • 34. Dance is defined as the movement of the body to music or rhythm to ___________
A) Express feelings, tell stories or entertain
B) Get attention
C) Do homework
D) Sell products
E) Fight people
  • 35. Which of these is NOT one of the three main types of dance you were taught?
A) None of the above
B) Traditional dance
C) Ballroom dance
D) Modern dance
E) Creative dance
  • 36. Traditional dance in Nigeria is passed down from _______
A) Foreigners
B) Television
C) The internet
D) Schools only
E) Our forefathers
  • 37. A feature of traditional dance is that it _________
A) Uses pop music
B) Breaks ballet rules
C) Has no fixed steps
D) Is performed on TV only
E) Uses local music, drums and costumes
  • 38. "Bata" is a Yoruba dance performed for ________
A) Weddings only
B) Christmas
C) New Year
D) School assembly
E) Sango festival
  • 39. "Atilogwu" is an energetic Igbo dance from ________
A) Lagos
B) Akwa Ibom
C) Anambra
D) Cross River
E) Kano
  • 40. Modern dance started in the________
A) 20th century
B) 18th century
C) 15th century
D) 21st century
E) 19th century
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