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Wind Instruments and Creative Arts Quiz

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a Kenyan indigenous wind instrument?

a)

Flute

b)

Obokano

c)

Nyatiti

d)

Kibugand

2.

What is the main purpose of tuning a wind instrument?

a)

To change its colour

b)

To improve its appearance

c)

To ensure it produces correct sounds

d)

To make it look traditional

3.

Which part of a wind instrument helps in producing sound?

a)

Handle

b)

Blowing hole

c)

Neck

d)

Knob

4.

Which material can be used to make a simple wind instrument?

a)

Glass

b)

Metal sheet

c)

Clay

d)

Banana stem

5.

Which of the following is the correct step when making improvised crayons?

a)

Mix powder in cold water

b)

Paint before melting

c)

Melt wax, add pigment, pour into mould

d)

Bake the crayons

6.

Why should learners handle crayon materials carefully during preparation?

a)

They are expensive

b)

They smell nice

c)

They can stain clothes

d)

They may be hot or sharp

7.

What is the importance of caring for a wind instrument?

a)

To sell it quickly

b)

To improve its size

c)

To keep it clean and working

d)

To decorate it more

8.

What is still-life composition?

a)

A type of song

b)

Drawing objects placed in front of you

c)

Singing while dancing

d)

Drawing from memory

9.

What is the main purpose of mounting art work using the mat technique?

a)

To hide it

b)

To protect and present it well

c)

To erase mistakes

d)

To make it expensive

10.

Which of these best explains a quaver in music?

a)

A note that is silent

b)

A long note

c)

A short, quick note

d)

A note for clapping

11.

What is the correct way to stop a football using the foot?

a)

With the heel

b)

With the knee

c)

With the inside of the foot

d)

With the toes

12.

What makes football popular among learners?

a)

The coach is strict

b)

It is played indoors

c)

It is enjoyable and easy to learn

d)

It requires no training

13.

Why do we use papier mache in creative arts?

a)

It dries instantly

b)

It looks shiny

c)

It can be shaped and reused

d)

It is very expensive

14.

Which colour combination gives orange on the colour wheel?

a)

Red and blue

b)

Blue and yellow

c)

Red and yellow

d)

Black and white

15.

You are asked to decorate a t-shirt using tie-dye. Which step comes first?

a)

Ironing the t-shirt

b)

Wearing the t-shirt

c)

Tying and soaking in dye

d)

Drying the t-shirt

16.

What is the purpose of warming up before a rounders game?

a)

To burn fat

b)

To tire your muscles

c)

To prepare the body for activity

d)

To impress the coach

17.

Which of these is NOT a feature of a rounders bat?

a)

Handle

b)

Knob

c)

Whistle

d)

Grip

18.

When carving a bat, which tool is mostly used?

a)

Pencil

b)

Sandpaper

c)

Spoon

d)

Torch

19.

Which material is most suitable for improvising a rounders ball?

a)

Paper and rubber bands

b)

Sand and string

c)

Leaves and glue

d)

Metal and thread

20.

Which rule must be observed while spray painting a ball?

a)

Use any surface

b)

Work in a closed room

c)

Wear safety gear

d)

Apply paint using hands

21.

What part of the batting process helps in controlling the ball's direction?

a)

Swing

b)

Grip

c)

Stance

d)

Follow-through

22.

Which element is used when singing a warm-up song before batting?

a)

Speed

b)

Costume

c)

Dynamics

d)

Whistle

23.

What safety practice must be observed when playing rounders?

a)

Shout loudly during play

b)

Use broken bats

c)

Respect other players' space

d)

Hit the ball outside the field

24.

What is the role of the batter in a rounders game?

a)

To coach the team

b)

To blow the whistle

c)

To hit and run

d)

To sit and observe

25.

Which action is part of fielding in rounders?

a)

Hitting

b)

Singing

c)

Catching

d)

Carving

26.

Why should players demarcate the field before playing?

a)

To decorate the field

b)

To impress others

c)

To define safe and fair play areas

d)

To allow fans to watch clearly

27.

What is the difference between visual and non-visual baton exchange?

a)

One uses hands

b)

One uses eyes to pass the baton

c)

One is only for girls

d)

One is used in jumping

28.

When plaiting a skipping rope, which materials can be used?

a)

Wool only

b)

Water and soap

c)

Sisal or old fabric

d)

Plastic bottles

29.

What makes a good relay baton?

a)

Bright colour and slippery

b)

Painted and sharp

c)

Smooth, safe to hold, and light

d)

Heavy and decorative

30.

Why must runners maintain their lanes during a relay?

a)

To win easily

b)

To avoid disqualification and ensure safety

c)

To confuse the other team

d)

To get extra marks

31.

Which action shows fair participation in a relay event?

a)

Skipping the warm-up

b)

Dropping the baton

c)

Encouraging peers

d)

Laughing at slow runners

32.

How can learners appreciate their peers' puppets?

a)

By tearing them apart

b)

By laughing at them

c)

By giving fair comments

d)

By ignoring them

33.

What is one purpose of puppetry in society?

a)

To replace teachers

b)

To scare children

c)

To educate and entertain

d)

To raise school fees

34.

What material is suitable for decorating puppets?

a)

Sand

b)

Needles and paint

c)

Leaves

d)

Water

35.

Which swimming stroke is the fastest according to the schemes?

a)

Butterfly

b)

Breaststroke

c)

Backstroke

d)

Front crawl

36.

What must a learner observe when doing front crawl?

a)

The back movement

b)

Floatation and rhythm

c)

Walking posture

d)

Sharp turns

37.

Which swimming aid helps beginners to float?

a)

Whistle

b)

Helmet

c)

Kickboard

d)

Diving board

38.

Why is rhythm important in swimming?

a)

To swim faster and smoother

b)

To entertain others

c)

To make noise

d)

To rest in water

39.

What part of the body is emphasized in arm action in front crawl?

a)

Legs

b)

Chest

c)

Arms

d)

Neck

40.

Which of the following can improve your breathing technique in swimming?

a)

Holding your nose

b)

Wearing boots

c)

Practicing sideways breathing

d)

Swimming with closed eyes

41.

Which safety equipment is most essential in swimming?

a)

Football

b)

Goggles

c)

First aid kit

d)

Bat

42.

What makes a baton suitable for use in a race?

a)

It is decorated with stickers

b)

It is painted in black

c)

It is lightweight and smooth

d)

It is handmade only

43.

Why do learners sing the East African Anthem before a relay race?

a)

To exercise

b)

To remember the words

c)

To promote unity and discipline

d)

To fill time

44.

Which is the correct order of actions in front crawl?

a)

Kick, breathe, pull

b)

Swing, jump, stop

c)

Float, stand, dive

d)

Walk, breathe, turn

45.

When appraising a peer’s swimming technique, you should focus on:

a)

Their dressing

b)

Their mistakes only

c)

Their stroke and rhythm

d)

Their talking speed

46.

What is the purpose of creating a colour wheel in art?

a)

To draw animals

b)

To understand how colours mix

c)

To decorate books

d)

To colour school badges

47.

Which of these is a warm-up tool in athletics?

a)

Baton

b)

Skipping rope

c)

Field cone

d)

Drawing book

48.

A learner makes a puppet from recycled socks and paints a face on it. This shows:

a)

Laziness

b)

Creativity

c)

Disobedience

d)

Mistake

49.

A friend uses a three-strand plaiting method to make a rope. This is an example of:

a)

Swimming skill

b)

Visual art

c)

Physical Education creativity

d)

Music performance

50.

If you drop the baton during a race, what should you do? (Application)

a)

Hide it

b)

Kick it away

c)

Pick it up and continue if safe

d)

Wait for a new baton

51.

What is the purpose of using moulds when making crayons?

a)

To improve smell

b)

To shape the melted wax

c)

To mix colours better

d)

To cool crayons faster

52.

Which material can be used to make a t-shirt for tie-dyeing?

a)

Plastic

b)

Nylon

c)

Cotton

d)

Leather

53.

What is the first step when creating a papier mâché cone?

a)

Painting the cone

b)

Melting the cone

c)

Preparing the paste

d)

Decorating the cone

54.

How do you kick the ball using the instep?

a)

Point the toe to the sky

b)

Use the side of the foot

c)

Strike with laces and follow through

d)

Kick with heel and twist

55.

What is one reason for decorating cones with water-based paints?

a)

To make them dissolve

b)

To make the cones soft

c)

To make markings visible and appealing

d)

To create heavy cones

56.

Why is hygiene important in caring for wind instruments?

a)

To make them colorful

b)

To keep them smelling good

c)

To prevent damage and infections

d)

To play them longer

57.

Which of these materials is best for melting to make crayons?

a)

Paraffin wax

b)

Cement

c)

Glass

d)

Sand

58.

What should be done after dipping fabric in dye during tie-dyeing?

a)

Iron it immediately

b)

Store in water

c)

Squeeze and dry it

d)

Freeze it

59.

What are primary colours on the colour wheel?

a)

Red, blue, yellow

b)

Green, orange, purple

c)

White, black, grey

d)

Pink, teal, brown

60.

What is the role of French rhythm names like "taa" and "ta-te"?

a)

To entertain dancers

b)

To improve singing voice

c)

To help identify note durations

d)

To learn French language

61.

Which rhythm name represents a quick pair of notes?

a)

Taa-aa

b)

Ta-te

c)

Taa

d)

La-la

62.

Which item helps learners recognize pitch and tune in wind instruments?

a)

A mirror

b)

A candle

c)

A tuning device

d)

A whistle

63.

What safety rule should learners observe when melting wax?

a)

Use hands to stir wax

b)

Avoid adult help

c)

Work near water taps

d)

Use heat carefully under supervision

64.

What is one correct way to appraise a peer's drawing?

a)

Criticize it harshly

b)

Say it's bad

c)

Point out strengths and areas for growth

d)

Copy it for your own use

65.

You are helping a younger sibling make crayons. What should you do first?

a)

Start melting the wax without guidance

b)

Wear protective gear and prepare materials

c)

Ask them to go away

d)

Pour hot wax directly on a table

66.

What is the importance of using expressive elements in a warm-up song?

a)

To impress parents

b)

To prepare the body and voice

c)

To waste time

d)

To copy artists

67.

Why must a carved bat be sanded before use?

a)

To decorate it

b)

To make it longer

c)

To smoothen and make it safe to handle

d)

To make it lighter

68.

Which is the correct sequence for batting in rounders?

a)

Hit – run – swing

b)

Swing – grip – run

c)

Stance – grip – swing – follow-through

d)

Stand – turn – throw – sit

69.

What safety measure should be followed when using spray paints?

a)

Spray near eyes

b)

Spray indoors only

c)

Wear a mask and work in open space

d)

Heat the spray

70.

What is the correct reason for demarcating a rounders field?

a)

To look colorful

b)

To protect the grass

c)

To create boundaries for play

d)

To impress teachers

71.

How do you know a rope is well plaited?

a)

It smells nice

b)

It is tight and holds together

c)

It is long and rough

d)

It has loops

72.

What is the role of a relay baton in athletics?

a)

For singing

b)

For directing the team

c)

For smooth exchange between runners

d)

For waving to fans

73.

Which of the following best describes the difference between visual and non-visual exchange in relays?

a)

Seeing the baton vs. feeling it

b)

Carrying and hiding it

c)

Using left vs. right hand

d)

Passing while jumping

74.

What shows appreciation of a peer’s puppet performance?

a)

Interrupting it

b)

Laughing loudly

c)

Giving respectful feedback

d)

Throwing your puppet

75.

Which part of a swimming pool is best for beginners practicing floatation?

a)

The deep end

b)

The side walls

c)

The shallow end

d)

The diving board

76.

What helps a swimmer stay balanced while doing front crawl?

a)

Fast arms

b)

Sharp turning

c)

Body positioning and rhythm

d)

Screaming underwater

77.

Why is it important to observe breathing technique during swimming?

a)

To sing better

b)

To stay under water longer

c)

To swim efficiently and avoid choking

d)

To rest more

78.

A plaited rope is mainly used in warm-up to help:

a)

Learn notes

b)

Paint with rhythm

c)

Stretch and activate muscles

d)

Learn acting

79.

What is required to participate safely in a relay race?

a)

Shouting loudly

b)

Jumping over others

c)

Practicing baton exchange and observing lanes

d)

Singing loudly before running

80.

What is one way to decorate puppets?

a)

With water only

b)

Using edible food

c)

Using buttons, thread, and fabric

d)

Using ropes

81.

How do learners show rhythm in puppet shows?

a)

By whispering songs

b)

By blending voices and singing patterns

c)

By turning puppets upside down

d)

By walking in lines

82.

When painting marking cones, why should water-based paints be used?

a)

They are safe and easy to wash

b)

They make cones disappear

c)

They are expensive

d)

They melt cones

83.

What body part drives forward movement in swimming?

a)

Hands

b)

Nose

c)

Hips and legs

d)

Neck

84.

What is the purpose of observing rhythm during arm action in swimming?

a)

For looking stylish

b)

For balance and endurance

c)

To distract the opponent

d)

To make noise

85.

What is the danger of ignoring breathing techniques in front crawl?

a)

Getting tired fast and choking

b)

Getting sunburned

c)

Swimming too fast

d)

Falling into the pool

86.

What is one important feature of a safe, self-made baton?

a)

It must be colourful

b)

It must be hard and sharp

c)

It must be light, round, and smooth

d)

It must have handles

87.

What is the purpose of creating a puppet with exaggerated features?

a)

To make it funny only

b)

To attract attention and show expression

c)

To win awards

d)

To match human looks

88.

What tool is used to plait materials like sisal or fabric for warm-up rope?

a)

Spoon

b)

Knife

c)

Hands

d)

Iron

89.

What happens if you leave a wet tie-dyed fabric in the sun too long?

a)

The colours mix better

b)

The colours fade

c)

It becomes waterproof

d)

It becomes cleaner

90.

How can you test whether your skipping rope is strong?

a)

Smell it

b)

Tap it with a stick

c)

Try skipping and observe the feel

d)

Dip it in water

91.

What makes the front crawl technique faster than breaststroke?

a)

You float on your back

b)

Continuous and alternating arm and leg movements

c)

You don't breathe

d)

You stop and rest often

92.

Why should a baton be tested before a relay race?

a)

To decorate it again

b)

To ensure it's safe and easy to grip

c)

To compare it with others

d)

To practice hitting with it

93.

Which of these shows teamwork in relay preparation?

a)

Everyone uses different rules

b)

Runners train separately without passing baton

c)

Practicing passing baton smoothly in order

d)

One person runs all laps

94.

What must be considered when collecting materials for making puppets?

a)

Age of learner

b)

Colour of puppet

c)

Safety and hygiene of found objects

d)

Number of puppets in class

95.

What is one reason for marking the field before playing a game?

a)

For easy filming

b)

To keep players in their teams’ zones

c)

To make grass grow

d)

To decorate the pitch

96.

You are chosen to lead a warm-up for your group. What will you do?

a)

Ignore others and stretch alone

b)

Lead in a rhythmic song and do stretches

c)

Complain about your leg

d)

Sit and watch

97.

Which body part plays a key role in breathing technique during swimming?

a)

Legs

b)

Ears

c)

Nose and mouth

d)

Shoulders

98.

What is one benefit of practicing non-visual baton exchange?

a)

To avoid looking back during the race

b)

To rest between laps

c)

To jump higher

d)

To extend the lane

99.

Which practice helps improve floating in swimming?

a)

Standing still

b)

Taking long breaths and relaxing

c)

Talking during strokes

d)

Holding arms stiff

100.

How do you know your art skills are improving?

a)

You copy others faster

b)

Your teacher always praises you

c)

You observe, apply techniques, and express creatively

d)

You draw more pages