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CREATIVE ARTS - BASIC 3
WEEK 6 - EXERCISE 6
Answer the following questions:
1. Write four traditional musical instruments in Ghana. 2. State four dancehall artistes both in Ghana and Nigeria.
3.What is indlamu? 4. Mention three occasions where indlamu dance is performed. 5. State four things we can learn about the history and culture of Africans. 6. Mention three Ghanaian local movies and the four actors. 7. Define the following: a. Scribbling b. embossing 8. State three materials used for making mask. 9. Name four items that are made from pottery. 10. State three things to consider when selecting artworks for an exhibition.

PRACTICAL WORK

USE BEADS AND A CALABASH TO MAKE AN ART PIECE OF WORK.
PRIMARY THREE (3)
HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT
CREATIVE ARTS

 WEEK 5 - EXERCISE FIVE (5)


WEEK 4 - EXERCISE FOUR (4)

SECTION A
1. State the two strands of Creative Arts.
2. Name the two areas of learning Visual Arts.
3. Give three places where information on artworks can be found.
4. State two ways we store documents of information on artworks.

Visual Artworks
5. Give four examples of 2D artworks.
6. Give four examples of 3D artworks.
7. Mention four things found in the natural and manmade environment of other African Communities.
8. The African greatest sculpture from Cote D’lvoire is called ………………….
9. Identify two things visual artworks can reveal of a people in a particular country.
10. State three tools that are used to create visual artworks.

 Project Work
Gather information through library research, surfing the internet for artworks in Africa.
1. Identify two different visual artworks produced in other African communities and write a brief history on each of them.
2. Draw any one of the artworks you have identified.
3. Make a paper montage.

 Performing Artworks
11. State the three areas of learning Performing Arts.
12. State four different types of dances in other African countries and the people that perform them.
13. What is the importance of props in performing drama?
14. State three resources that are used for composing and preforming music.
15. What type of music do the Tanzanians perform most?

16. State three types of musical instruments and give two examples each.

17. State three occasions where we display performing arts like music and dance.



18. What are the costumes used by these dancers:

a. Damba dancers-

b. Adowa dancers-

19. Space is important in the performance of ……………………

20. Identify three things that help us develop a roadmap for an exhibition.

Project Work:- Use the videos for performing arts in Africa from the internet.

1. Learn how to performed one dance by any other African community and write a short history about it.
2. Make a video of yourself performing that African dance.
3. Draw and colour yourself performing the dance you have learnt.
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