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PAPER I B. Ben Enwonwu
MULTIPLE CHOICE C. John Dereck
D. Jahn Guttenberg
1. An outdoor drawing can be done through E. Pabio Piccaso
A. abstract 14. The oldest art culture in the South of Sahara is
B. arrangement of objects A. Benin B. Esie C. lfe D. lgbo-Ukwu
C. composition of objects E. Nok
D. imagination 15. Which of the following DOES NOT belong to these
E. observation groups of drawing?
2. Which of these is NOT a method related to printing? A. Imaginative B. Landscape C. Life
A. Coil method D. Perspective E. Seascape
B. lntaglio 16. The quick illustration of an object on paper is called
C. Planography A. Caption B. Design C. Impression
D. Relief process D. Sketche E. Strokes
E. Silk screen 17. Which of the following media can be used in the same
3. The line on which the road terminates is known as the manner as clay?
A. line of horizon A. cardboard paper B. dye stuff
B. line of vision C. papier mache D. poster colour
C. picture plane E. Soapstone
D. station point 18. Which of the following is not a local craft?
E. vanishing point A. Batik B. Cane work C. Calabash carving
4. To build a free standing figure with paper pulp, D. Neon sign E. Tie-dye
construction will be required. 19. Cave painting are the works of the men.
A. armature A. early B. local C. middle D. modern E. traditional
B. box 20. Impression made through mesh printing is known as
C. graphic A. engraving B. intaglio C. linoleum D. lithography
D. mask E. silk screen
E. paper 21. Which of the following is a product of craft work?
5. Which of the following is NOT required in design? A. Food flask B. Greeting card C. Logo D. Mask
A. Colour B. Lettraset C. Line D. Pattern E. Textbook
E. Screen 22. The art of interlacing flexible materials is known as
A. printing B. sewing C. stiching D. twisting
E. weaving
23. Benin art is also called Royal art because it is connected
to
A. ceramics B. government house C. kingdom
D. king’s palace E. trackers
6. The diagram above represents 24. A female figure has wider than a male figure.
A. brush B. linoroller C. mallet D. miker A. hips B. shoulder C. stomach
E. scrapper D. torso E. waist
7. The following are modelling techniques EXCEPT. 25. Which of the following material helps to resist dye on
A. coiling B. firing C. pitching D. slap fabric in batik process?
E. throwing A. Cassava starch B. Cotton wool C. Gum D. Pomade
8. Cubism is an art movement founded by E. Yam
A. Kenneth Murray B. Marie Laurencin 26. Which .of the following is not a drawing material?
C. Max Jacob D. Pablo Piccaso A. Charcoal B. Crayon C. Fibre
E. Poul Cesane D. Paper E. Pencil
9. Border creation is an essential part of design. 27. A drawing with satirical intention is called
A. banner B. bill-board C. certificate D. poster A. aesthetic B. caricature C. imagination
E. record jacket D. model E. pose
10. Which of the following is a final product of cane work? 28. Moulding with paper pulp is also known as
A. Chair B. Cup C. Door D. Pot E. Tile A. collage B. mosaic C. papier mache
11. The major material used in silk screen printing is D. portraiture E. terra-cotta
A. cloth B. leather C. mesh D. metal E. rope 29. Which of the following is required to produce a
12. Someone who prepares plates in a publishing press is necklace?
called a/an A. Copper B. Gold C. Iron D. Lead E. Tin
A. art director B. draughtman
C. lithographer
D. plate maker E. studio manager
13. The first modern printing machine was invented by
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45. Soaking and washing is associated to
A. bronze B. clay C. leather D. raffia
E. wood
46. Calabash decoration is a famous craft of the
people
30. What is the tool above used for? A. Benin B. Enugu C. Gboko D. Nguru
A. Carving B. Cutting C. Peeling D. Scrapping E. Oyo
E. Shaping 47. The process of joining pieces of metal together with
31. Who among these artists is NOT from Nigeria? electrode is known as
A. Ama Onobulu B. Enwonwu C. Bruce Onabrokpeya A. binding B. firing C. modelling D. smelting
D. Dele Jegede E. Vincent Kofi E. sculpture
32. A drawing that depicts objects in an environment is 48. A woven cane chair is a product of
called A. ceramics B. craft C. culture D. painting
A. composition B. imaginative C. landscape D. life E. sculpture
E. still life 49. The horizontal thread in weaving process is called
33. The process of turning a plain white fabric to a well A. fork B. loom C. shuttle D. warp
designed and multicoloured item is E. weft
A. batik B. sowing C. stitching 50. Rubber stamp is a good example of
D. tying E. weaving A. design B. drawing C. engraving
34. Another name for life drawing is D. mural painting E. print making
A. figure B. nature C. object D. perspective 51. Which of these colours comes first in dyeing a fabric?
E. still-life A. Blue B. green C. purple D. Red
35. Which of the following is NOT a method of producing E. Yellow
paper sculpture? 52. A wooden structure used by the traditional weaver is
A. Bending B. Cutting C. Folding D. Joining known as
E. Tjanting A. donkey B. easel C. kiln D. loom E. wheel
36. The solvent used to dilute oil colour is called 53. Naturalism is one of the qualities of work.
A. dryer B. pigment C. paint D. thinner A. Esie B. Ife C. Ijaw D. Nok E. Owo
E. water 54. A decoration done on fabric with wax and dye is known
37. The incorporation of craft into present day engineering as
can be seen in A. batik B. embroidery C. painting D. printing
A. blacksmithing E. tie-dye
B. calabash decoration 55. The oldest museum in Nigeria is
C. cane work A. Benin B. Jos C. Lagos D. Oron
D. leather work E. Umuhia
E. pottery 56. Tannic acid is essential in the production of
38. The expression of idea in lines on paper, canvas or wall A. batik B. beads C. ceramics D. leather
is called E. tie and dye
A. acting B. art C. drawing D printing 57. Which of the following is NOT needed in a drawing
E. signing class?
39. Cane work car describe the culture of people. A. Carbon paper B. Clips
A. Anang B. Hausa C. Kanuri D. Nupe E. Tiv C. Drawing board D. Drawing paper
40. Which of these can be used as a binding agent for E. Grade B pencil
paper pulp? 58. Smudge shading can be achieved by rubbing on with
A. Clay B. Cow gum C. Evostic D. starch the following EXCEPT.
E. super-glue A. brush B. fingertip C. hand D. piece of foam
41. Imaginative composition means_ drawing. E. rag
A. figure B. memory C. nature D. nude 59. A drawing of kitchen utensils in categorized as
E. still-life A. figure B. landscape C. life D. nature
42. The artist who designs poster and book jackets is called E. still-life
a
A. cartoonist
B. ceramist
C. graphic designer
D. photographer
E. sculptor
43. A printing done on a sheet of paper represents
dimensional work.
A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5 E. 6
44. The father of Nigerian modern Art is called
A. Aina Onabolu 60. The above bronze head with pointed hair style is found
B. Akinlola Lasekan in
C. Ben Enwonwu A. Benin B. Borno C. Ibadan D. Ife E. Lagos
D. Prof. Uche Okeke
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MULTIPLE CHOICE 20. A chord starts from notes(s).
MUSIC A. one B. two C. three D. four E. five
1. Which of these is NOT an element of music? 21. Which of these is the same as plagal cadence?
A. Dance B. Duration C. Pitch D. Rhythm E. Timbre A. Amen B. Deceptive C. Imperfect D. Interrupted
2. How many lines are there in a stave? E. Perfect
A. 4 B. 5 C. 6 D. 10 E. 11 22. The imperfect cadence is
3. What alphabet is the 3rd line of bass stave? A. I – V B. III – vi C. IV – I D. V – II E. V - III
A. B B. C C. D D. E E. F 23. What is the new key, if a music in D major modulates to
4. The spaces of treble staff are named its 4th?
A. ACEG B. EGBD C. FACE D. FGAB E. GBDF A. B B. C C. E D. F E. G
5. The joining together of treble and bass staff form 24. Which of these parts sings the highest and lowest
the stave pitches in a four part choir? and
A. compound B. double C. full D. great E. wide A. Alto, tenor B. Soprano, alto
6. What distance is E and G? semitones C. Soprano, bass D. Soprano, tenor
A. Five B. Four and half C. Six D. Three E. Tenor, bass
E. Three and half 25. The enharmonic of C# is
7. Identify the interval below A. C B. D C. E D. F# E. G
26. Which of these is a skin instrument?
A. Agogo B. Ekwe C. Kakaki D. Kalangu E. Upe
27. Which of these is speed in music?
A. Allegro B. Forte C. Fortissimo D. Pianissimo
A. 3rd B. 4th C. 5th D. 6th E. 8th E. Poco
8. An octave is notes distance 28. A group of 3 singers is
A. three B. five C. seven D. six E. eight A. choir B. duet C. quartet D. quintent
9. Which of these is a transposing instrument? E. trio
A. Clarinet B. Flute C. Guitar D. Piano E. Recorder 29. What do we call the music to lure baby into sleep?
10. What key would the recorder play with piano, if the A. Chorus B. Dirge C. Hymn D. Lullaby E. Satirical
music is in C major? 30. Therapeutic music is used for
A. C B. D C. E D. F E. G A. advertisement B. birthdays C. healings
11. How many strings has a violin? D. teaching E. war
A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5 E. 6 31. Which of these best describes rewriting of a piece from
12. Which of these is not used in a classical orchestra? staff notation to solfa?
A. Clarinet B. Con-anglias C. Flute D. Piccolo A. Composition B. Orchestration C. Translation
E. Saxoph one D. Translation E. Transposition
13. The time “ ” is a 32. What kind of music is used for religious activities?
A. compound duple B. compound triple A. Concert B. Martial C. Rondo D. Sacred
C. simple duple D. simple quadruple E. Secular
E. simple triple 33. Identify the key produced by the recorder diagram below
14. Identify the rest sign for minim.

15. Identify the note of 3 crotches below

16. The sign “ “ means

A. B B. C C. D D. F E. G
A. accent B. bridge C. end D. loud E. pause
17. represents 34. Who among these composers is known as ‘Father of
Syumphony’?
A. B. C. D. E.
A. Beethoven B. Chopin C. Haydn D. Mendelssohn
18. The chord below is F E. Mozart
35. Which of these periods did Mozart live?
A. Baroque B. Classical C. Modern D. Renaissance
E. Romantic
36. Which of these is NOT among the materials used to
construct the instrument below?
A. augmented B. diminished C. major D. minor
E. natural
19. Identify the key signature below

A. Calabash B. Leather C. Metal D. Twine E. Wood

37. The instrument below is produced by
A. C major B. C# major C. D major D. F minor
E. G major

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D. tragedy E. tragi-comedy
51. A person who writes a play is called a/an
A. author B. editor C. playwright D. playwrite
E. poet
52. A story that is based on real life situations or people is
said to be a/an
A. drama B. fiction C. non-fiction D. play
A. blacksmith B. carpenter C. drum maker
E. poetry
D. goldsmith E. plumber
53. The struggle between two or more opposing forces or
38. Which of these is the principal material used to produce
ideas in a play is referred to as
sekere?
A. conflict B. mood C. plot D. setting E. tone
A. Calabash B. Gourd C. Leather D. Metal
54. The arrangement of movement of actions in a play is
E. Wood
called
39. Which of these is the cheapest material for flute at our
A. diction B. plot C. setting D. style E. theme
locality?
55. A story written to instruct, impact knowledge and advise
A. Ceramic B. Metal pipe C. Pawpaw straw
the reader is said to be
D. Plastic pipe E. Rubber
A. destructive B. didactic C. entertaining
40. The ‘Agidigbo’ is made of the following EXCEPT.
D. interesting E. satirical
A. flat bar B. plywood C. resonator D. skin E. wood
56. The basic elements of drama are
A. character, action, setting
DRAMA
B. character, monologue, pl)t
41. Drama is the only genre of literature that is associated
C. character, plot, episode
with
D. dialogue, chorus, plot
A. idioms and proverbs B. poetic licence
E. plot, setting, rhyme
C. refrain D. rhythmic pattern
57. The character that opposes the hero in a play is called
E. stage performance
A. antagonist B. dramatist C. pacifier
42. Mime is a type of play that is based purely on
D. playwright E. protagonist
A. dialogue
58. The main effect of comedy on an audience is
B. gestures with speech
A. anxiety B. episode C. laughter D. sadness
C. gestures without speech
E. suspense
D. interaction
59. Pick out ODD the item.
E. monologue
A. Actors B. Costume C Dialogue
43. An introductory speech made at the beginning of a play
D. Stage E. Stanza
is
60. A play is fully realized when it is
A. allegory B. plot C. prologue D. satire E. style
A. acted B. memorized C. neglected D. read
44. The materials used by actors and actresses are known
E. studied
as
A. camouflage B. costume C. dresses D. masks CULTURAL & CREATIVE PAPER I 2018
E. props
45. A. verbal irony occurs when a speaker on stage
1.E 7.B 13.D 19.A 25.A 31.E 37.A 43.A 49.D 55.A
A. intends more than he says
B. is alone 2.A 8.D 14.E 20.E 26.C 32.C 38.C 44.A 50.E 56.D
C. is misunderstood 3.E 9.C 15.D 21.D 27.B 33.A 39.A 45.C 51.E 57.A
D. keeps mute 4.A 10.A 16.D 22.E 28.C 34.A 40.D 46.E 52.D 58.A
E. tries to deceive the audience
46. A major character that represents positive things in a 5.E 11.C 17.C 23.D 29.B 35.E 41.B 47.E 53.B 59.E
play is a/an 6.B 12.C 18.D 24.A 30.B 36.D 42.C 48.B 54.A 60.A
A. antagonist B. gossiper C. loudmouth
D. protagonist E. spoiler
47. The conversation between two characters in a play is
known as CULTURE & CREATIVE PAPER II 2018
A. dialect B. dialogue C. monologue D. speech
E. talk 1.A 7.A 13.C 19.C 25.B 31.C 37.A 43.C 49.A 55.B
48. The place where a drama is acted is called
2.B 8.E 14.E 20.B 26.D 32.D 38.B 44.E 50.C 56.A
A. open-space B. platform C. scene D. stage
E. stool 3.C 9.A 15.D 21.A 27.A 33.E 39.C 45.E 51.C 57.A
49. A. play is arranged in 4.C 10.A 16.C 22.A 28.E 34.C 40.D 46.D 52.C 58.C
A. acts and scenes B. lines C. paragraphs
5.D 11.C 17.A 23.E 29.D 35.B 41.E 47.B 53.A 59.E
D. stanzas E. styles
50. A play with only one act is called 6.D 12.E 18.C 24.C 30.C 36.C 42.C 48.D 54.B 60.A
A. comedy B. melodrama C. playlet

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PAPER I (FINE ARTS) 17. Tie and dye is associated with
A. ceramics B. furniture making
1. Esie is a town in the present state of Nigeria. C. graphic design D. sculpture
A. Edo B. Kwara C. Osun D. Oyo E. Rivers. E. textile design
2. A resist medium in Batik is 18. Which of the following art is from Nigeria?
A. colour B. hot water C. stone D. twine E. wax A. Akuaba doll B. Bambara mask C. Benin art
3. Radiocarbon dating is an instrument used in knowing D. Dan mask E. Nimba figure
the of an artefact. 19. Which of the following is the major medium for pot
A. age B. chronology C. colour D. height E. size making?
4. Batik is an Indonesian word derived from A. Cement B. Clay C. Plaster of Paris
A. Batiking B. Java C. Spatila D. Tik E. Tjanting. D. Sawdust E. Wood
5. Most local crafts are dimensional in nature. 20. A combination of plants and fruits is for the purpose of
A.1 B.2 C.3 D.4 E.5 producing a/an drawing.
6. Prof. Ben Enwonwu was born in A. abstract B. life C. nature D. outdoor
A. 1904 B. 1914 C. 1921 D. 1945 E. still life.
E. 2000. 21. Which of the following is used to make paper pulp
workable?
A. Cement B. Clay C. Plaster of Paris
D. Starch E. Wax
22. Leather can be used for the production of the following
EXCEPT
A. bag B. belt C. book D. cap E. shoe
23. A transparent paper used to transfer motif or design is
7. The above type of tying in tie-dye is a good example of called
A. circle B. dumb tying C. knotting A. cartridge B. gloss C. newsprint D. sugar
D. pleating E. stitching E. trace
8. Majority of traditional African art are in form. 24. Which f these represents the order of the rainbow
A. craft B. mosaic C. sculptural D. textile colours?
E. wall painting A. CIGBROY
9. Which of the following must be done to a pot used to B. CRYIGBO
store water? C. GBIVROY
A. Drying B. Firing C. Smoking D. ROBYGIV
D. Smoothing E. Throwing E. ROYGBIV
10. Which of the following is NOT a traditional craft in 25. Indigo dyed fabric is ironed by
Nigeria’? A. hand beating B. hot air C. iron press
A. Basketry B. Bead making C. Leather works D. moon drying E. sun drying
D. Printing E. Weaving 26. A unit of design in a created pattern is called
11. The resisting medium in tie and dye is A. balance B. motif C. proportion D. repetition
A. caustic soda B. colour C. dye stuff D. water E. shape
E. wax 27. Serigraphy is otherwise known as
A. intaglio B. lithography C. photography
D. silkscreen E. stencil
28. Package design made for products could be used for the
following EXCEPT
A. beverages B. cars C. drugs D. provisions
E. toiletries
29. A replica of an 3dimensional work can be mass
12. The illustration above s called typeface. produced from a
A. block B. italics C. old-English A. lino B. mould C. photocopier D. printer
D. roman E. san-serif E. trace
13. The mixture of red and yellow gives. 30. A small plan prepared to give an idea of the proposed
A. brown B. green C. orange D. purple poster is a
E. violet. A. simple sketch B. sketch pad
14. Which of the following is NOT an aspect of modelling? C. small sketch D. theme sketch
A. Ceramics D. draughtsmanship E. thumb nail sketch
C. Sculpture D. welding E. woodwork
15. Esie museum mainly contains figures
A. bronze B. clay C. marble
D. metal E. stone
16. Which of the following can be used as a traditional
motif?
A Fish B. Flower C. Fruit D. Gong
E. Lead.

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D. upper, lower E. upper, medium.

46. The best and modern pottery centre in Nigeria is located
in
A. Enugu B. Gwagwalada C. Kwali D. Okigwe
E. Suleja
47. Indigo colour is projected in dyeing.
A. contemporary B. local C. screen D. stenciling
B. vat
48. The art of thorn carving ‘was the innovation of
A. Ben Enwonwu B. Bisi Fakeye
C. Demas Nwoko D. JustusAkeredolu
Use the pictures above to answer questions 31 to 33 E. Lamidi Fakeye
31. Fig. (i) is an origin of art 49. Warp and weft technique is popular with work.
A. Benin B. Esie C. Ife D. Nok E. Tada A. cane B. casting C. college D, leather
32. Fig. (ii) is a symbol of E. pottery
A. Akwanshi stone B. Anyanwu C. Festacmask 50. Where is Oranmiyan staff located?
D. Olokun E. Sango A. Benin B. lle-lfe C. Ondo D. Osogbo
33. Which art culture does the picture in Fig.(iii) above E. Oyo
represent? 51. Thorn carving is popular in the region.
A. Benin B. Esie C. lgbo Ukwu D. Tseode A. guinea savanna B. mangrove
E. Nok C. rain forest D. sahel savanna
34. Foreshortening is associated with E. sudan savanna
A. perspective B. proportion C. shading D. structure 52. In a book-jacket design the title of the book is done
E. texture using
35. Benin art is also referred to as A border pattern B. illustration C. lettering D. lines
A. abstract art B. court art C. fine art D. naturalistic E. pictures
E. southern art 53. Which of the following is NOT a Nigerian art culture?
36. What was the name of the expatriate who started the A. Bambara B. Benin C. Ife D. Igbo-ukwu
teaching of modern art in Nigeria? E. Nok
A. Bernard Fegg B. Kenneth C. Murray 54. Which of the following 3-dimensional works can be
C. Leo Fro brnous D. Michael Cardew achieved with both mould and coil methods?
E. Ulli Beier. A. Bust B. Cylinder C. Figurine D. Leaves
37. Palettes are provided for E. Torso
A. application B. mixing C. priming D. shading 55. “FESTAC ‘77” mask was a replica of the original mask
E. washing produced by the people.
38. A poster design could be used to achieve the following A. Benin B. Esie C. Igbo-Ukwu D. Nok
EXCEPT E. Yoruba
A. advertise B. advocate C. campaign 56. A unit of design in pattern making is
D. decorate E. invite A. idea B. motif C. plan D. repeat E. theme.
39. Pictures painted from memory are referred as 57. Rectangle, triangle and oval shapes are synonymous
A. analytic B. imaginative C. life with shapes
D. nature E. still-life A. analogous B. curves C. geometrical D. horizontal
40. When two primary colours are mixed together, in equal E. linear
proportion, they result to colour. 58. Court art can be defined a art done
A. complementary B. neutral A. by a particular family B. in the court
C. polychrome D. secondary E. tertiary C. on court road D. to magnify the Oba
41. Which of the following media is most common for E. to ridicule the Oba
modelling? 59. Cross-hatching is a technique in shading used in
A. Cement B. Clay C. Plaster of Paris a dimensional work
D. Plasticine E. Wax A.2 B. 3 C. 5 D. 7 E. 9
42. Irregular shapes/designs are popularly known as 60. Which of the following technique is used to produce a
A. abstract B. basic C. calmness sweater?
D. design E. zigzag A. Applique B. Embossing C. Embroidery
43. A book illustrator is the one who specializes in D. Knotting E. weaving
A. ceramics B. graphics C. painting
D. textile E. theatre PAPER II [MUSIC]
44. Which of the following is a good source for papier
mâché? 1. Sound s basically produced by
A. Bamboo leaves B. Broken bottles A. metre B. pitch C. rhythm D. timbre
C. Needles D. Old newspapers E. vibration
E. Teseras 2. How many are the musical alphabets?
45. The two classifications of lettering are A. 6 B. 7 C.8 D. 9 E.10
and cases. 3. A staff consists of five lines and spaces.
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4. What do we use to fix the positions of notes on a staff? E. Eb, G, Bb

A. Brace B. Clef C. Flat D. Sharp E. Slur. 19. What degree of scale is mediant?
5. The bass clef is also known as A. Fifth B. First C. Fourth D. Second
A. C B. D C. E D. F E. G E. Third.
6. How many semitones exist between C D# ascending? 20. How many notes are the least for a chord?
A.2 B.3 C.4 D.5 E.6 A.2 B.3 C.4 D.5 E.6
7. Identify the 5th interval below. 21. Which of these is a perfect cadence?
A. I-IV B. I-V C. II-V D. IV-I E. V-I
22. The following are types of cadences EXCEPT
A. imperfect B. important C. interrupted
D. perfect E. plagal
A. Augmented B. Diminished C. Major 23. What is the new key, if a music in G major modulates to
D. Minor E. Perfect its dominant?
8. What is another name for an octave? A. B B. C C. D D. E E. F
A. Eighth B. Fifth C. Fourth D. Sixth 24. What is the enharmonic of F sharp?
E. Seventh A. F double sharp B. F sharp C. G flat
9. Which of these is NOT a transposing instrument? D. G natural E. G sharp
A. Clarinet B. Horn C. Piccolo D. Recorder 25. Which of these musical instruments is made of animal
E. Trumpet skin?
10. How do we play the instrument below? A. Agidigbo B. Agogo C. Gangan D. Opi
E. Sekere
26. One of the following tribes is known with the instrument
called Garaya.
A. Hausas B. Ibibios C. Ibos D. Tivs
E. Yorubas.
27. The following are elements of music EXCEPT
A. dynamics B. ledger C. melody D. pitch
A. Blown B. Bowed C. Hammered D. Plucked E. tone
E. Shaken 28. Which of these is NOT a feature of Choreography?
11. Which of these is NOT a definite pitched percussion A. Dancing B. Drumming C. Rhythmic D. Singing
instrument? E. Sleeping
A. Celesta B. Glockenspiel C. Tambourine 29. The combination of 2 singers is called
D. Timpani E. Xylophone A. choir B. duet C. quartet D. quintet E. trio.
12. Fix the appropriate time signature to the rhythmic 30. The music for healing is called
pattern below. A. dirge B. requiem C. satirical D. secular
E. therapeutic
31. What key is described by the recorder diagram below?

2 3 3 4 6
A. B. C. D. E.
4 2 4 4 8
A. C B. D C. E D. F E. G
13. Which note has the rest sign below?
32. Which period is also known as ‘a bridge”?
A. Baroque B. Classical C. Modern D. Renaissance
E. Rococo
33. Binary form is the same as
A. Breve B. Crotchet C. Minim D. Quaver A. AB B. ABA C. ABACADA
E. Semi quaver D. ABBA E. ABBCAB
14. What is PIANO’ in musical term? 34. Who among the following does NOT belong to the
A. Fast B. Loud C. Quick D. Slow E. Soft. classical period composers?
15. The musical term which means “in a smooth manner” is A. F. J. Haydn B. F. Schubert C. G. F. Handel
A. largo B. legato C. presto D. staccato E. tempo D. L. V. Beethoven E. W. A Mozart.
16. The following are orchestral instruments EXCEPT
A. Clarinet B. Harp C. Timpani D. Trumpet 35. The instrument below is classified as
E. Violin
17. How many notes has a triad?
A. Five B. Four C. Six D. Three E. Two.
18. Identify the alphabets of the notes below.
A. Aerophone B. Chordophone
C. Dudophone D. Idiophone
E. Membranophone
36. The biggest instrument among the string family is
A. Ab, C, Eb B. Bb, D, F A. Double bass B. Guitar C. Viola D. Violin
C. Bb, C, D D. C, Bb, F E. Violin cello

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37. Which of these instrument? 51. The act of dancing/acting that involves the use of
A. Accordion B. Glockenspiel C. Organ gestures only is called
D. Piano E. Spinet A. gesturing B. lamentation C. laughing
38. Which of the following instruments is NOT found in a D. miming E. mourning
symphony orchestra? 52. The main feature of drama is
A. Cello B. Double bass C. Recorder A. action B. exposition C. humour D. sarcasm
D. Viola E. Violin E. satire
39. One of the following is NOT used in constructing an 53. A play that is full of exaggeration, ridicule and laughter is
hourglass drum called
A. Animal skin B. Gourd C. Pegs D. Twine A. comedy B. farce C. masque D. tragedy
E. Wood E. tragi-comedy
40. Identify a shaken instrument among the following. 54. The main effect of comedy on the audience is
A. Clapper B. Gong C. Pot drum D. Ratle A. anxiety B. happiness C. sadness
E. Slit wooden drum D. sorrow E. suspense
55. The role of a clown in a play is to make the audience
A. cry B. laugh C. reflect D. sad
DRAMA E. sorrowful.
56. Most comedies end on a
41. Flashback is a literary technique by which in a A. calm B. happy C. natural
play. D. sorrowful E. uncertain
A. an opponent is suspended. 57. A play that is serious and ends on a sad note is known
B. interest is aroused. as
C. previous scenes or actions can be recalled A. comedy B. farce C. melodrama
D. reading speed is enhanced D. tragedy E. tragi-comedy
E. sympathy is given to the protagonist. 58. Which of the following is NOT an element of drama?
42. A short speech at the end of a play is called A. Cast B. Epilogue C. Prompter
A. dialogue B. conversation C. epilogue D. Prologue E. Soliloquy
D. monologue E. prologue 59. A play is essentially based on
43. The literary device used in evoking mental pictures is A. dance B. performance C. picture
A. allusion B. apostrophe C. flashback D. praise E. song
D. imagery E suspense 60. A playwright recounts the past events with the use of
44. A short speech at the beginning of a literary work is a/an A. dilemma B. flashback C. humour D. satire
A. dialogue B. epigram C. epilogue D. monologue E. soliloquy
E. prologue
45. A play that aims at provoking smiles and laughter is
called PAPER III [DRAWING]
A. comedy B. farce C. melodrama D. tragedy
E. tragic-comedy Make a detailed study of the composition before you.
46. Catharsis in a pay is A school bag with a pair of sandals or canvas resting on
A. appraisal of the dramatic piece. it.
B. appraisal of oneself
C. having an indifferent attitude. CULTURAL & CREATIVE ART PAPER 1 2017
D. involvement of oneself.
E. purgation of one’s emotion. 1.B 7.D 13.C 19.B 25.C 31.C 37.B 43.B 49.A 55.A
47. The people that watch a play on the stage are known as 2.E 8.C 14.B 20.C 26.B 32.C 38.D 44.D 50.B 56.B
A. audience B. chorus C. congregation 3.A 9.C 15.E 21.D 27.D 33.E 39.B 45.D 51.C 57.C
D. group E. spectators 4.D 10.D 16.D 22.C 28.B 34.A 40.D 46.E 52.C 58.D
48. A character uses when he talks to himself on the 5.C11.D 17.E 23.E 29.B 35.B 41.B 47.B 53.A 59.A
stage 6.C 12.D 18.C 24.E 30.A 36.B 42.A 48.A 54.B 60.E
A. aside B. epilogue C. monologue
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49. A play is fully realized when it is
A. acted B. memorized C. read D. sung 1.E 7.E 13.E 19.E 25.C 31.A 37.B 43.D 49.A 55.B
E. studied 2.B 8.A 14.E 20.A 26.A 32.E 38.C 44.E 50.E 56.B
50. The main function of tragedy is to make people 3.B 9.C 15.B 21.E 27.B 33.A 39.B 45.A 51.D 57.D
A. know their enemies B. laugh at mankind 4.B 10.D 16.B 22.B 28.E 34.C 40.D 46.E 52.A 58.C
C. relax their tension D. think and laugh 5.D 11.C 17.D 23.C 29.B 35.A 41.C 47.A 53.B 59.B
E. think and reflect more deeply. 6.B 12.A 18.E 24.C 30.E 36.A 42.C 48.E 54.B 60.B
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1. The official symbol of an organization is known

as A. billboard B. commercial C. illustration
D. logo E. publicity
2. Which of the following products CANNOT be
made form cane? A. Bed B. Canoe C. Chair
12. In the diagram above ‘I’ signifies
D. Shoe rack E. Table
A. colour B. light C. shade D. shadow
3. When pieces of various materials such as
E. tint.
glass and beads are arranged and glued
13. Colours that are used to achieved brightness
together to form design, it is known as
and darkness in painting are known as
A. impasto B. monogram C. mosaic
A. cool B. neutral C. Primary D. secondary
D. mural E. tempera
E. warm
4. What is the result of an equal mixture of blue
14. In liberal art, has a significant role to
any yellow? A. Brown B. Green C. Orange
play
D. Purple E. Violet
A. ceramics B. drama C. music
5. The study of human anatomy in art is known
D. philosophy E. textiles
as drawing
15. In lettering consecution, full width letters
A. imaginative B. landscape C. life
includes
D. nature E. still life
A. BREJ B. FPCH C. GNUZ D. LSPA
i.
E. OQMW
16.
ii.

iii. The instrument above is used for

A. carving B. drawing C. modelling
D. painting E. printing
iv. 17. Burning, scorching, engraving and carving are
techniques associated with decoration.
v. A. bead B. body C. calabash D. cloth
E. leather
Use the above diagram to answer questions 6 - 10 18. The art of stone carving in Nigeria is largely
6. Which of the above lines suggest snake-like practiced in A. Benin B. Esie C. Ife D.
movement? A. i B. ii C. iii D. iv Igbo-Ukwu E. Oron
E. v 19. Which of the following does NOT require
7. What does diagram ii suggest? letters? A. Badge B. Crest C. Logo D.
A. Curved B. Danger C. Explosion Photograph
D. movement E. stillness E. Text.
8. The diagram labelled ‘v’ is referred to 20. Which of the following is NOT a function of a
as line museum? A. Collection B. Exhibition C.
A. broken B. curved C. horizontal Preservation D. Production E. Research
D. vertical E. zig-zag 21. A wooden frame on which weaving is done is
9. Which of these lines is NOT suitable for called
embroidery design? A. i B. ii C. iii D. iv A. armature B. donkey C. frame
E. v D. gloves E. loom
10. The lines represented in figure ‘I’ is known as 22. The art of developing a film is known as
A. broken B. explosion C. horizontal A. photographer B. photography
D. semi-circle E. zig-zag C. photomontage D. shooting E. snapping
11. Abstract painting is represented by colour, 23. In African sculpture, emphasis is mostly on the
lines and shapes region.
A. analytical study of B. detailed study of A. face B. hand C. head D. shoulder
C. distorted D. life study of E. naturalistic E. thigh
24. A weaving technique that involves the creation
Study the diagram below and use it to answer of illustrations in fabric is called
questions 12. A. appliqué B. batik C. embroidery
D. pleating E. tapestry
25. Which of the following is a carver’s tool?
A. Loom B. Malllet C. Pallet D. Spatula
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E. Twine 39. Local crafts in Nigeria include the following

26. The quality of brightness or dullness of a EXCEPT
particular colour is known as A. bread making B. blacksmithing
A. hue B. intensity C. shade D. tint C. leather work D. painting E. pottery
E. tone 40. A mixture of purple and white will give
27. A composition of yam, tomatoes and onion is A. brown B. orange C. tan D. tint
known as drawing E. yellow
A. landscape B. life C. nature 41. The earliest African sculptures discovered is
D. seascape E. still-life art.
28. A place where artworks are displayed for A. Benin B. Esie C. IFE D. Igbo-Ukwu
people to see and appreciate is called E. Nok
A. hall B. museum C. studio 42. Loom is an essential tool for
D. theatre E. workshop A. basket weaving B. cloth weaving
29. The basic characteristics of lettering in a C. leather work D. print making
design is E. stone carving
A. abstract B. decorative C. durability 43. Which of the following is NOT applicable to
D. flexibility E. legibility leather?
A. appliqué B. Dyeing C. Embossment
D. Stitching E. waxing
44. The value produced by the addition of black to
a colour is called
A. chroma B. grey C. intensity D. shade
E. tint
45. To got a smooth effect in pencil drawing,
must be controlled during shading
A. pressure B. shade C. shape D. texture
30. The above illustration can be reffered to as E. tone
A. book cover design B. logo design 46. Green is referred to as a/an colour
C. mural painting D. record jacket A. complementary B. intermediate
E. still life drawing C. primary D. secondary E. tertiary
31. Terra-cotta is otherwise known as 47. The Nigerian art culture known for triangular
A. cire perdue B. green ware C. glaze shaped eyes and open mouth is
D. fired clay E. paste A. Benin E. Esie C. Ife D. Nok E. Owo
32. Pottery is classified under 48. In respect design, patters are usually procured
A. ceramics B. painting C. photography from
D. sculpture E. textile A. motif B. proportion C. texture D. tools
33. The art of representing objects with lines is E. variety
known as 49. A textile material that is elastic when stretched
A. calligraphy B. carving C. drawing is called
D. sculpture E. textiles A. cotton B. jute C. silk D. synthetic
34. The use of is NOT encouraged in a E. wool
drawing class. 50. Art works sold in public places such as hotels
A. 2B pencil B. 4B pencil C. charcoal is referred to as art.
D. coloured pencil E. ruler A. airport B. cave C. contemporary
35. The following are branches of Applied Art D. pop E. primitive
EXCEPT 51. Large works in sculpture requires supporting
A. ceramics B. graphics C. photography frames known as
D. sculpture E. textiles A. armature B. binders C. mallet
36. Lagos state is peculiar for her festival D. Marquette E. poles
A. ‘egungun’ B. ‘eyo’ C. ‘ifa’ D. ‘durbar’ 52. Opposing colours on the colour wheel are also
E. ‘fishing’ referred to as
37. Thread for weaving is otherwise known as A. analogous B. complementary
A. cotton B. fibre C. silk D. wool E. yarn C. contrasting D. harmonious
38. The art of cutting pieces of cloth into shapes E. intermediate
and sewn on a larger cloth is called 53. The use of dots to shade in drawing is known
A. appliqué B. embroidery C. etching as
D. fabric E. knitting A. cross hatching B. hatching C. pointillism

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D. scribbling E. smudging E. Wood carving is easier than clay modeling

54. In Nigeria, the inclusion of art into the school 5. Which of the following is NOT a function of a
programme was initiated by mat?
A. Aina Onabolu B. Akinola Lassekan A. Burial purpose B. Ceiling material
C. Ben, Enwonwu D. Bruce Onabrakpeya C. serving food D. sleeping material
E. Irein wangboje E. Window blind
55. Which of the following groups of materials is 6. Biscuit and glaze are associated with
used for tie-dye? A. carving B. casting C. ceramics
A. Candle wax, Loom B. Caustic soda, wax D. drawing E. painting
C. Dye, Raffia D. Needle, Wax 7. The quickest way through which an artist can
E. warp, waft. express himself is by
56. A. copying B. drawing C. observation
D. sketching E. thinking

The diagram illustrated above is an example of

a/an
A. adaze B. mallet C. raspfile D. riffler
E. scrapper
57. Wood carving is a good example of 8. The design above represents
Technique A. back drop B. half drop C. print
A. additive B. cast C. cire perdue D. repeat E. rhythmic lines
D. embroidery E. subtractive 9. Which of the following is an ancient Egyptian
58. Which of the following is used for duplication writing
of shapes in ceramics A. Bold B. Gothic C. Hieroglyphics
A. Armature B. Engobe C. kline D. Mould D. italic E. San serif
E. Slip 10. Which of the following is a major source of
59. Which of the following CANNOT be used as a inspiration of African Art?
major instrument of a three dimensional art? A. Archive B. exhibition C. Festival
A. Lino B. Pulp C. Sawdust D. Wire D. Paraphernalia E. Religion
E. Wood 11. In landscape painting, objects that are closer
60. The first firing stage in ceramics is known as to the artist are usually
A. biscuit B. bone C. glaze A. blurred B. clumsy C. dull D. faint
D. green E. Leather hard E. vivid
12. A method of decorating fabric by sewing or
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MULTIPLE CHOICE background is called
A. appliqué B. batik C. embroidery
1. Which of the following terms is associated with D. knitting E. tie-dye
perspective? 13. Fixative is a/an agent used in
A. Focal point B. Highlight C. Shade drawing
D. Vanishing point E. View finder A. binding B. bleaching C. blending
2. The formation that appears on the front cover D. embossing E. etching
of a book consist of 14. A three-dimensional effect can be seen in a/an
A. illustration and title B. pictures A. bust B. impasto C. mural D. print
C. the author’s name D. the book’s content E. relief
E. the book’s price 15. Which of these is a fundamental process in
3. Drawing of an inanimate object is called calabash carving?
A. landscape B. life C. memory A. Firing B. Printing C. smelting
D. seascape E. still-life C. Soaking E. Waxing
4. Wood carving is largely practiced in southern 16. Which of the following is the earliest art culture
part of Nigeria because in Nigeria?
A. It is their major occupation A. Benin B. Esie C. Ife D. Igbo-Ukwu
B. It is the only alternative to clay modelling E. Nok
C. Of the availability of wood in the region 17. A tint of ed could be achieved by adding
D. It is profitable Colour
A. black B. blue C. orange D. purple
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E. white A. court art B. folk art C. idols

18. Which of the following is NOT needed in batik D. paintings E. terracotta
making? 29. The following are Nigerian local crafts
A. Brush B. Caustic soda C. Fabric EXCEPT
D. Pebble E. Wax A. carving B. painting C. pottery
19. The effect of atmosphere on the actual colour D. tie and dye E. weaving
of object at a distance is called 30. The quality of a wet clay which makes it
perspective possible to be stretched to a reasonable limit
A. aerial B. angular C. linear D. oblique without breaking is known as
E. parallel A. elasticity B. leather hard C. plasticity
20. Terra-cotta pieces are products of a D. silica E. warping
A. bronze scrap B. fired clay 31. In a Life drawing class, which of these is
C. gazed ware D. mould cast MOST important to the students?
E. smith industry A. Brush B. Cardboard paper C. Easel
D. Model E. poster colour
32. Which of the following is NOT required in
creating design?
B A. Arrangement B. Copying
C. measurement D. Planning E. Skill
33. Which of the following is applied to seal
porous surface before actual painting?
A. Colour B. Filler C. First coal
D. Primer E. Wash
34. “Mbari Mbayo” was established to
A. bring together all foreign trade artists in
A Nigeria
B. enlighten the society on the roles of art
Use the diagram above to answer questions 21 and C. export Nigerian art and culture abroad
22. D. import the rich European art and culture
21. What does A represent? into the country
A. Cotton B. Shuttle C. warp D. weft E. promote indigenous artist skill
E. Yarn 35. Relief carving can be done faster with
22. What does B represent? A. bar soap B. glass C. rubber
A. Cotton B. Shuttle C. warp D. weft D. marble E. wood
E. Yarn 36. Which of the following will require a longer
23. Which of the following is NOT a product of process of clay preparation?
leather works? A. Bust B. Jug C. Maquette D. Puppet
A. Flower vase B. Hand bag E. Torso
C. Ladies purse D. sandals 37. The deliberate distortion of forms in a
E. talking drum composition to indicate depth is referred to as
24. Earthenware that has undergone the first A. abstract art B. chiaroscuro
stage of firing is called C. foreshortening D. perspective
A. ceramics B. glaze C. graffito E. squarffito
D. grog E. terracotta 38. Photography is an aspect of
25. The following are shading techniques EXCEP A. ceramics B. graphics C. painting
A. blurring B. cross hatching C. hatching D. sculpture E. textiles
D. impasto pointillism 39. What is palette knife used for?
26. Poster design is classified as A. Carving B. Cutting C. Mixing
A. ceramics B. graphics C. painting D. Modeling E. painting
D. sculpture E. weaving 40. Ife artworks are said to be similar to Nok art
27. Three colours that are approximately on the because both works
same distance from each other in the colour A. Dated back to the same period
wheel is called B. Have the same attitude to anatomy
A. analogous B. primary C. secondary C. Show the appearance of tribal marks
D. tertiary E. tirad D. Were heavily beaded
28. The palace of Oba of Benin is exclusively E. Were pierced in the mouth
embellished with 41. Motif can be derived form the following

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EXCEPT 54. Which of the following tools can be used for

A. fruits B. leaves C. sand D. seed clay modelling?
E. wood A. Adze B. Chisel C. Hammer D. Spatula
42. Green wares are clay works E. Tjanting
A. baked B. bisqued C. finished 55. A spot of interest in a drawing where the
D. glazed E. unfired observer’s eyes rest is called
43. Continuous movement of can be A. focal point B. interest point
described as a line C. line of horizon D. vanishing point
A. dots B. motifs C. shades D. shapes E. vertical point
E. tones 56. Which of the following does NOT belong to the
44. The following techniques are good pattern group?
making EXCEPT A. Balance B. Contrast C. Proportion
A. etched calabash B. intaglio C. klin firing D. texture E. Unity
D. leaf print E. lino cut 57. Ladi Kwali was a famous
45. An art material on which colours are mixed is A. carver B. painter C. potter D. sculptor
called E. weaver
A. canvas B. donkey C. easel D. ground 58. The basic identity of colour is known as
E. palette A. chroma B. hue C. intensity D. tint
46. Boat regatta is a common practice among the E. value
people of Nigeria. 59. An exaggerated drawing that reflects in social
A. bush B. inland C. island issues is known as
D. mountainous E. riverine A. cartoon B. life study C. silhouette
47. Which of these materials CANNOT be used for D. sketch E. still life
weaving? 60. Which of the following designs is done directly
A. Canvas B. Cardboard C. Gourd on a wall?
D. Wood E. Yarn A. Collage B. Embroidery C. Engraving
48. The place where ceramic wares are fired is D. Leaf print E. Mosaic
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D. klin E. oven
49. Which of the following is associated with 1. D 11. C 21. E 31. D 41. E 51. A
2. B 12. B 22. B 32. A 42. B 52. B
scribbling? 3. C 13. B 23. C 33. C 43. E 53. C
A. Ceramics B. Drawing C. Painting 4. B 14. D 24. E 34. E 44. D 54. A
D. Sculpture E. Textiles 5. C 15. E 25. B 35. C 45. A 55. C
6. C 16. A 26. B 36. B 46. D 56. B
50. A unit of design is known as 7. C 17. C 27. C 37. E 47. D 57. E
A. drawing B. emblem C. motif 8. C 18. B 28. B 38. A 48. A 58. D
D. poster E. sketch 9. E 19. D 29. E 39. D 49. E 59. A
51. Dance, drama and music are related to 10. A 20. D 30. B 40. D 50. A 60. A
art
A. applied B. fine C. graphics D. liberal
E. performing
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52. Optically, colour due to distance
A. bright B. disappears C. evaporates 1. D 11. E 21. C 31. D 41. C 51. E
D. projects E. recedes 2. A 12. A 22. D 32. B 42. E 52. E
53. A Nigerian potter that was named after the 3. E 13. A 23. A 33. D 43. A 53.
4. C 14. A 24. E 34. E 44. C 54. D
Abuja potter center is/was
5. C 15. D 25. D 35. A 45. E 55. A
A. Aina Onabolu B. Ben Enwonwu 6. C 16. E 26. B 36. 46. E 56. D
C. David Dale D. Lamidi fakeye 7. D 17. E 27. E 37. C 47. 57. C
E. Yusuf Grillo 8. D 18. D 28. A 38. B 48. D 58. B
9. C 19. A 29. B 39. C 49. B 59. A
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1. Which of the following is a branch of fine art? 15. The surface quality of an object is called
A. Ceramics .B. Graphics C. Painting A. balance B. contrast C. proportion
D. Photography E. Textile D. shape E. texture
2. From the front view, the human head is in 16. The act of making thread for weaving is called
shape A. batik B. loom C. spinning D. warp E. weft.
A. circular B. oval C. semi-circular 17. Another name for a non-realistic drawing is
D. square E. triangular A. abstract B. baroque C. impressionism
3. Plaster of Paris (POP) is a valuable material D. pointillism E. romantic
toe 18. Which of these is NOT a Nigerian traditional
A. Carpenter B. Graphist C. Painter craft?
D. Sculptor E. Weaver A. Blacksmithing B. Brass and Glass works
4. Calabash could be Used for the following C. Leather work D. Photography
purposes EXCEPT E. Tie-dye and Batik.
A. cooking . B. decorating C. drinking 19. The art of penmanship is otherwise referred to
D. fetching of water E. preservation as
5. All of the following are used in carving A. calligraphy B. carving C. painting
EXCEPT D. printing E. sculpting.
A. adze B. chisel C. hammer 20. The most durable material for sculpture is
D. mallet E. tjanting A. bronze B. clay C. soap
6. In basic design, motif can be picked from the D. wax E. wood.
following EXCEPT
A. animal B. birds C. cowries
D. flower E. wind

21. The diagram above is called

A. bust B. half body C. portrait
7. The diagram above is called D. profile E. torso
A. caricature B. image C. masquerade 22. An arrangement of different forms or shapes in
D. portrait E. silhouette creating pattern is known as
8. NOK terra-cotta was discovered in the present A. design B. motif C. pattern
state. D. rhythm E. texture.
A. Anambra B. Edo C. Kaduna 23. The Akuba doll figure is associated to the
D. Kwara E. Osun people.
9. The following are tools used in sculpture A. Ashanti B. Bambara C. Dogon
EXCEPT D. Fon E. Mende
A. chisel B. dylon C. hammer 24. The Okene people are known for
D. mallet E. spaula. A. basket weaving B. blacksmithing
10. Collage is an aspect of dimensional art. C. cane making D. cloth weaving
A. one B. two C. three D. four E. five E. leather work.
11. Which of the following Nigerian contemporary 25. A device by which traditional clothes are
artist is referred to as the father of Nigerian produced is known as
art? A. kiln B. loom C. pugmill
A. Ama Onabolu B. Ayo Ajayl D. roller E. wheel.
C. Bruce Onabrakpeya D. Jimoh Brimoh 26. Which of these sculptural materials has the
E. Uche Okeke. lightest weight of product?
12. A large clay work is supported by a/an A. Clay B. Ivory C. Papier mache
A. armature B. brushes C. protector D. Stone E. Wood
D. rod E. support 27. Which of these materials is NOT suitable for
13. What is the name given to the drawing of a modeling?
model? A. Clay B. Paper pulp C. Plasticine
A. Abstract B. Life drawing C. Non-figurative D. Saw-dust E. Wood
D. Still-life drawing E. Studio drawing 28. When painting a female figure, the shape is
14. A free-standing sculpture is dimensional at the hips than the male figure.
in nature. A. shorter B. slimmer C. taller
A.1 B.2 C.3 D.4 E.5 D. thicker E. wider

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29. Mural designs is a good example of

A. embroidery B. pattern design C. relief
D. wall decoration E. wall paper 40. The chart above represents the colour.
30. As a painter you need one of these A. analogous B. complementary
combinations for your work. C. harmonious D. primary
A. Mallet/Palette/Knife E. secondary.
B. Mallet/Pastel/Knife 41. What is the outcome of an equal proportional
C. Pallet/Grogs/Hammer mixture of any two colours in the diagram
D. Pigment/Brush/Chisel above?
E. Pigment/Palette/Brush A. Complementary B. Neutral C. Primary
31. A drawing or design on a flat surface will D. Secondary E. Tertiary
possess and 42. The mixture of Red + Blue will give
A. breadth/depth. B. depth/length A. black B. blue C. green
C. height/depth. D. height/volume D. olive E. purple.
E. length/breadth 43. In lettering, which of the following is most
32. Stencilling, lino cuts, woodblock and rubber important?
stamps are related to A. Capital option B. Creative pen
A. casting B. craft C. painting C. Decorative letters D. Legible characters
D. pointillism E. printing E. Pretty handwriting.
33. A distinctive unit of design which is repeated in 44. The ancient works of art in Italy (Rome) was
pattern making is called greatly influenced by style.
A. colour B. layout C. medium A. African B. Chinese C. Greek
D. motif E. theme. D. India E. Japanese
34. The Nigerian art culture known for triangular 45. The Nigeria war museum is located in
shaped eyes and open mouth is art. A. Benin B. Jos C. Lagos D. Owo
A. Benin B. Esie C. Ife D. Nok E. Owo E. Umuahia.
46. Basket weaving is an aspect of
A. craft B. graphics C. modern art
D. mural E. sculpture
47. Drawing with humorous or satirical intentions
is known as
A. animated picture. B. cartoon
C. mural drawing. D. photo montage
35. The object above is represented in its E. silhouette.
A. back view B. foreshortening 48. A graphic artist CANNOT work in one of these
C. front view D. perspective places.
E. profile. A. Advertising company B. Press
36. Which of these shapes is most suitable for C. Studios D. Television station
drawing a tree trunk? E. Workshop.
A. Circle B. Cylinder C. Rectangle 49. Silhouette means of an object.
D. Square E. Triangle A. coloured representation B. line drawing
37. The painting titled The last supper” was done C. profile D. rough image E. solid outline
by 50. Which of the following is NOT classified under
A. Antonia Pisanello. B. Camillie Pissano. applied art?
C. Leonardo Da Vinci. D. Pablo Picasso A. Ceramics B. Craft C. Painting
E. Paul Cezanne. D. Photography E. Textile design
38. The city of Kano is famous for 51. Which of the following takes care of a
A. carving in wood. B. pit dyeing. Museum?
C. pot making. D. raffia. weaving. A. Attendant B. Curator C. Museum man
E. stone carving. D. Sculptor E. Store keeper
39. Photography is the art of creating images with 52. Drawing of an outdoor scene is called
A. air. B. darkness. C. light. D. line. A. figurative B. imaginative C. landscape
E. pigment. D. nature E. still-life
Use the chart to answer questions 40-42. 53. The technique by which artist use dots to form
pictures is called
A. blurring B. cross-hatching C. hatching
D. pointillism E. sfumato

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54. For a drawing class, the following pencils are 69. In perspective drawing, receding lines meet at
suitable EXCEPT the
A. 2B. B. 2H. C. 4B D. 6B. E. 8B. A. angular point. B. focal point. C. horizon.
55. Pencil is to drawing as loom is to D. line of vision. E. vanishing point.
A. carving B. casting C. modelling 70. The 2nd world black and African Festival of
D. printing E. weaving Arts and Culture (FESTAC) took place in
56. Papier-mache simply means A. Benin. B. Cameroun. C. Ghana
A. folded and starched paper. D. Nigeria. E. Togo.
B. pounded paperwith gum or starch medium. 71. The brightest part of a painting is known as
C. pounded paper. A. brilliance. B. highlight. C. shadow.
D. saw dust and gum. D. tint. E. tone.
E. soaked tissue. 72. Which of these is NOT a technique of
57. Where in Nigeria is Ivory carving practised in a producing ceramic wares in Nigeria?
large scale? A. Cire-perdue B. Coiling C. Pinching
A. Ahoada B. Benin C. Ife D. Slab E. Throwing
D. Jos E. Odiabidi. 73. A painting representing a person is known as
58. A picture totally made from bits of paper, cloth A. bust. B. cast. C. portraiture.
or glass is known as D. silhouette. E. torso.
A. caricature. B. collage. C. nature drawing. 74. In linear perspective, as objects recede from
D. stenciling. E. still-life composition. the observer, the size becomes
59. Donkeys are necessary in art studio for A. bigger. B. bolder. C. longer.
class. D. smaller. E. wider.
A. ceramics B. drawing C. painting D. pottery 75. Subtractive method is associated with
E. textile A carving. B. ceramics. C. drawing.
60. White and black are regarded as colour. D. painting. E, textile.
A. cool B. dull C. neutral D. shade 76. 76. Bida is noted for engraved work.
61. Another name for colour is A. brass B. bronze C. clay D. soap E. wood
A. hue. B. intensity. C. paint. 77. Which of these is NOT an aspect of painting?
D. shade. E. tone. A. Abstract B. Calligraphy C. Life
62. Which of these is not associated to ceramics? D. Nature E. Still-life
A. Calabash B. Clay C. Kiln 78. A progressive and continual movement of dot
D. Mortar and pestle E. Throwing wheel is known as
63. The most naturalistic sculptural pieces in A. binding. B. colour. C. contour.
Nigeria were discovered in D. line. E. square.
A. Benin. B. Esie. C. lfe. D. Nok. 79. Which of these is NOT a visual artist?
E. Oyo. A. Ama Onabolu B. Ladi Kwali
64. “Cire-perdue” method is an ancient technique C. Uche Okeke D. Wole Soyinka
of casting. E. Yusuf Grub.
A. fibe glass B. lost-wax C. mould
D. plaster of paris . E. pulp
65. In Egypt, pyramids with in-built tombs are
reserved for the burial of
A. artist. B, magicians. C. musicians.
D. Pharaohs. E. the masses.
66. Drawing teaches students to be very
A. accurate. B. creative. C. imaginative.
D. intelligent. E. observant. 80. The picture above is of heritage.
67. The following are finished products of A. Benin B. Bida C. lie D. lgbo-Ukwu
ceramics EXCEPT E. Nok.
A. biscuit ware. B. glazed ware.
C. green ware. D. leather-hard.
E. terra-cotta.
68. Calabash decoration is largely practised in
which region of the country? SECTION II: ESSAY/THEORY
A. North-Central B. North-East Answer ALL questions
C. North-West D. South-South 1(a) Mention any FIVE materials used in sculpture.
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dimensional sculpture in arts.

2. Write short notes on any ONE of the following:
(a) Ama Onabolu
(b) Ladi Kwali
(c) Lamidi Fakeye
3. Make a detailed drawing of a hoe and a
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OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS A. Gboko B. Ikot Ekpene C. Ilorin D. Jos E.Oyo
SECTION A: MULTIPLE CHOICE 13. The construction of letters with free hard is known as
1. Who among the following artists is NOT a Nigerian? A. Calligraphy B. Gothic C. Hieroglyphics D. italics
A. I.N. Uzoagba B. J. B. Akoko C. Ladi Kwall E. Text
D. Lamidi Fakeye E. Vincent Kofi 14. Posters in our society are used for
2. Who among the following artists introduced cubism into A. beautifying our environment.
the world of art? B. making book covers.
A. Henri Matisse B. Leonardo da Vinci C. making our papers fine
C. Michael Angelo D. Pablo Picasso D. passing information to the public
E. Vincent Van Gogh E. satisfying the artist’s urge.
3. Scarification is a common feature of art 15. Which area of Art would you classify Poster designs?
A. Esie B. Ife C. lgho-Ukwu D. Kano E. Nok A. Ceramics B. Graphics C. Painting
4. An aesthetic expression of objects, experiences and D. Sculpture E. Textiles
environment is known as 16. Rhythm is achieved in a design by
A. art B. drawing C. language D. medium E. skill A. ballooning B. colouring C. repetition D. tinting
5. Which of the following defines Art? E. variety
A. Diagram B. Illustration C. Self expression 17. Which of the following pairs of letters belong to the same
D. Sketch E. Visual representation spacing group?
6. Which of these is NOT a method of moulding clay pots? A. F,W B. L,T C. P,A D. U,Y E. V,A
A. Casting B. Coiling C. Pinching D. Slabbing 18. Which of the following is the most essential characteristic
E. Throwing of lettering?
7. Which of these cultures is associated with triangular A. Legibility B. Lower case C. Phrasing
shaped eyes? D. Serif E. Upper case
A. Benin B. Ife C. lgbo-Ukwu D. Nok 19. The art of arranging lines, shapes, symbols and colours is
E. Oshogbo known as
8. Ikot Ekpene is noted for A. design B. fine art C. graphics D. painting
A. blacksmithing B. cane work E. repetition
C. cloth weaving D. tie and dye 20. Another name for pen lettering in art is
E. wood carving A. aerography B. calligraphy C. orongraphy
9. Which of the following towns in Nigeria s famous for D. scrigraphy E. typography
brass work? 21. What is the shape of a full moon?
A. Benin B. Bida C. Ife D. Osogbo E. Zaria A. Circle B. Eclipse C. Oval D. Square
10. Which of these are the three main centers of art tradition E. Sphere
in Nigeria? 22. A chosen object which is repeated many times to form a
A. Kaduna, Enugu, Ibadan design is known
B. Nok Benin, Ife A. Batik B. Design C. Motif D. Tie & Dye E. Reap
C. Nok, Umuahia, Benin 23. Print making began in the ancient
D. Oyo. Owo, Esie A. Africa B. America C. China D. Europe E. India
E. Sokoto, Onitsha, Calabar 24. A piece of design which carries information or an advert
11. Which of the following Nigerian Artists s a famous is known as
printmaker? A. block B. half-drop C. model D. poster E. repeat
A. Ayo Ajayi B. Bruce Onobrakpeya 25. Which colour is MOST suitable in designing window blind
C. Dele Jegede D. Kenny Adamson for hospitals?
E. Uche Okeke A. Blank B. Blue C. Pink D. Purple E. Red
12. Which place in Nigeria is regarded as centre for calabash
carving?

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A. Blue B. Green C. indigo D. Purple E. Red

32. The type of perspective which deals with the colours of
objects in landscape painting is
A. aerial B. angular C. ellipsical D. linear E. parallel
33. “Tint” is a process of mixing with another colour.
A. black B. blue C. green D. purple E. white
34. “Shade” in painting is produced by the addition of
to any colour.
26. The diagram above suggests
A. tranquillity A. black B. blue C. green D. purple E. white
B. painfulness 35. How many colours are there in the rainbow?
C. explosion A.3 B.5 C.6 D.7 E.9
36. Which of the following groups represents cool colours?
D. peace
A. Blue, green, violet B. Blue, orange, purple
E. gracefulness
C. Blue, orange, red D. Green, purple, red
E. Orange, red, yellow
37. Which of the following groups of colours can be mixed to
get a secondary colour?
A. Red and Black B. Red and blue
C. Red and green D. Red and orange
E. Red and purple
38. What colour is complimentary to Red in the colour chart?
A. Blue B. Green C. Orange D. Purple
27. In the diagram above, if B is orange and C is red, what
E. Yellow
does A represent? 39. Which of the following art works is most durable?
A. Blue B. Green A. Batik B. Collage C. Drawing
C. Indigo D. Purple D. Water colour painting E. Oil painting
E. Yellow
40. Which of the following combinations of colours will give
28. Which of these sets of materials must be rinsed in
orange colour?
kerosene for preservation?
A. Black and orange B. Blue and red
A. Fork pattern, Tjanting, Cow gum C. Orange and white D. Red and green
B. Pastel, Drawing instruments, Charcoal
E. Red and yellow
C. Sable brush, Air brush, Palette knife
41. Paintings executed on the wail are known as
D. Spatulas, Crayon, Throwing wheel
A. house painting
E. T-square, Charcoal, 4B pencil
B. interior decorations
C. landscape painting
D. mural painting
E. uli painting
42. Which of these groups applies to sculpture?
A. Drawing, fixing, painting.
29. What colours will X and N be if the contact point is orange B. Wood carving, casting, modelling.
in the diagram above? C. Wood carving, designing, painting.
A. Blue and Red D. Modelling, timing, sizing.
B. Green and Light blue E. Wood carving, priming, modelling.
C. Red and Orange
D. Red and Yellow
E. Yellow and Cream

30.
43. What would you call the figure above in sculpture?
A. Bust B. Head C. Medallion D. Portrait
E. Torso
44. The sculptural work titled ‘Sango’ by Ben Enwonwu is an
example of work
A. high relief B. low relief C. three-dimensional
What would be the colour in the space lettered ‘A’ in the D. two-dimensional E. undimensional
diagram above? 45. Pottery belongs to the aspect of art.
A. Blue green B. Blue purple C. Yellow blue A. applied B. fine C. magical D. performing
D. Yellow green E. Yellow orange E. theatre
31. Which of the following colours is associated with 46. Which of the following materials is NOT associated with
aggressive sensation? textiles?

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A. Dye B. Loom C. Squeegee D. throwing wheel E. Printing

E. Tjanting 60. The ratio of dye to caustic soda to hydrosulphate is 1:1:2
47. Papier-mache is made up of for dyeing 3 metres of cloth. What is the ratio for dyeing
A. plaster of Paris mixed with gum 15 metres of cloth?
B. plaster of Paris mixed with water A. 1: 1:2 B. 3:3:6 C. 5:5:10 D.5:5:15
C. pounded paper mixed with starch E. 15: 15:30
D. pounded paper mixed with water 61. Which of the following towns in Nigeria is famous for “Aso
E. water mixed with gum Oke” cloth weaving?
48. Cire-perdue is a technique of A. Iseyin B. Kano C. Onitsha D. Osogbo
A. cast iron melting B. crude oil manufacturing E. Zaria
C. hot kiln timing 62. Which of the following is a 2- dimensional art work?
D. lost wax technique A. Bust B. Collage C. Flower vase D. Fountain
E. plaster casting E. Statue
49. A sculpture on a two-dimensional clay surface is 63. Which of the following materials could be used as an
called sculpture. improvised pen?
A. ceramics B. design C. gothic D. graphic A. Bamboo B. Iron rod C. Pencil D. Knife E. Leaf
E. relief 64. Which of the following materials is NOT used in pottery
50. Which of the following groups of materials are used for making?
pottery? A. Charcoal B. Clay C. Kiln D. Potters wheel
A. Cement, clay, water, wet rag E. Spatula
B. Clay, spatula, stick wet roam, water 65. Carving is associated with
C. Mud, cement, water. wet rag A. craft B. drawing C. etching D. painting
D Mud, sand, wet rag, water E. sculpture
E. Mud, water, stick, pallete 66. Dr. Ladi Kwali was famous for
51. What would you do to a clay pot to prevent it from A. ceramics B. graphics C. painting D. sculpture
cracking after drying? E. textiles
A. Add gaze B. Add grog C. Fire in the kiln 67. Which of the following is NOT a Nigerian traditional craft
D. Keep in a room E. Sun outside work?
52. Which of these steps is NOT a process or dye? A. Basket weaving B. Bead work C. Cloth dyeing
A. Dye ad rinse the fabric D. Metal work E. Poster design
B. Fold and tie the cloth into desired pattern 68. Which of the following groups of materials would you use
C. Loosen the knot and dry in the sun. in making a mosaic art work?
D. Paint in your design with wax before dyeing. A. Coloured stones, glass or marble.
E. Wash and iron the material to be dyed B. Glass, beads or paper.
53. A place where art works are produced is called C. Paper, match-sticks, bottle tops
A. gallery B. museum C. room D. studio E. workshop D. Screws, glass, beads
54. Which of these Nigerian towns is noted for pottery E. Seeds, shells, leaves.
making? 69. The following are drawing instruments EXCEPT.
A. Benin B. Bida C. Ife D. Nok E. Suleja A. brush B. crayon C. palette
55. Which of the following groups of materials are used for tie D. paper E. pastel
and dye? 70. Which of the following activities is NOT a process in life
A. Candle wax, loom B. Dye, thread drawing?
C. Warp and weft D. Needle and wax A. Apply shading where necessary
E. Caustic soda and wax B. Decide a focal point
56. Glaze in pottery means C. Draw the object from imagination.
A. a layer of non-porous chemical fused into a pottery D. Mount paper on drawing board.
B. a method of firing clay in electric kiln E. Sit the model on a chair or stool.
C. incised decoration on a pot before firing. 71. Which of these terms means an imaginary line between
D. prepared clay dissolved in water. earth and sky?
E. soft clay mixed with sand and other chemicals. A. Line of horizon
57. A pot with planted flower placed before an artist to draw B. Observing point
is called drawing. C. Parallel line
A. abstract B. figure C. imaginative D. nature D. Vanishing point
E. still life E. View point
58. Which of these methods is NOT commonly used by 72. Which of the following is an effect of light and shade in
Nigerian traditional potters? drawing?
A. Casting B. Coiling C. Pinching D. Slabbing A. Beautifying drawing only.
E. Throwing B. Create pattern in drawing.
59. In which form of art is coloured papers, buttons, nails, C. Give form and feeling to drawing.
grasses, flowers and feathers combined in one picture? D. Give light to the object.
A. Assemblage B. Collage C. Mosaic D. Painting E. Help to fill up the empty space.

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73. The point at which parallel lines meet on the horizon in B. aids imaginative composition
perspective drawing is called C. makes the drawing to be original
A. line of horizon B. meet point D. helps the drawing to achieve harmony
C. station point. D. vanishing point E. teaches us the distribution and relationship of various
E. view point. elements
74. Which of these groups represents drawing from nature? 80. About how many times can you get the size of the head
A. Calabash, cane chair and wooden table. from an adult human figure drawing?
B. Cups, bottles and flowers. A.5 B.6 C.7 D.8 E. 10
C. Rocks, shells and bottle.
D. Rocks, shells and cane chair.
E. Rocks, shells and flowers.
75. Which of the following is NOT a drawing material? SECTION II: ESSAY / PRACTICAL
A. Colour B. Charcoal Answer ALL questions
C. Lettering pen D. Sable brush
E. Pastel 1. a. What is Batik?
76. Which of the following activities suggests still drawing? b. List any TWO methods of moulding c Write short notes
A. A woman hawking fruits. on the following.
B. Fire wood arranged on a bench. c. Write short notes on the following.
C. Illustration of a folklore. (i) studio (ii) gallery and (iii) museum
D. Outdoor scene of a rock area.
E. Pose model on the floor. 2. Write short notes on each of the following terms.
77. Which of the following shapes best represents the head? (i) stylization (ii) naturalism
A. Circular B. Cone C. Oval (iii)abstraction and (iv) scarification
D. Rectangular E. Triangular
78. Which of the following is NOT a branch of Art?
A. Ceramics B. Drama C. Music D. Textile 3. Using any media (pencil or charcoal) draw and shade the
E. Weaving composition from imagination.
79. Proportion is important in drawing because it “MY MOTHER’S KITCHEN”.
A. adds more value to principles of art

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1.E 9.A 17.E 25.B 33.E 41.D 49.E 57.D 65.E 73.D
2.D 10.B 18.A 26.C 34.A 42.B 50.B 58.A 66.A 74.E
3.B 11.B 19.A 27.E 35.D 43.A 51.C 59.B 67.E 75.C
4.A 12.E 20.B 28.C 36.A 44.C 52.D 60.C 68.A 76.B
5.C 13.A 21.A 29.D 37.B 45.A 53.D 61.A 69.D 77.C
6.A 14.D 22.C 30.D 38.B 46.D 54.E 62.B 70.C 78.C
7.D 15.B 23.C 31.E 39.E 47.C 55.B 63.A 71.A 79.D
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