Instructions to candidates
- Write your Name, Index No, Class and Date in the spaces provided above
- Answer all the questions in sections A and B
- Answer only one question in Section C
- All answers should be written in the spaces provided
- Where drawings and diagrams are appropriate, they should be included within the text of your answer
- Candidate should answer the questions in English
SECTION |
QUESTION |
MAXIMUM MARKS |
STUDENT’S SCORE |
A |
1 |
20 |
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B |
2-6 |
25 |
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c |
7/8/9 |
15 |
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TOTAL |
60 |
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QUESTIONS
Section A: 20mks
Answer all the questions in the questions in this section
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- Study the illustration below and answer the questions that follow
- Identify the device in rectangular shape above and give its function 2mks
- What is the category of drawing above? (1mk)
- Explain value as a property of colour 1mk
- Name any two serigraphy printing techniques 2mks
- The illustration shows a ceramic decoration technique of a pottery vessel
- Name the technique 1mk
- Give any two reasons of firing clay items 2mks
- Below is an art activity in process, Give reasons of boiling wax in a double container (2mks)
- Differentiate between serif and san serifs in lettering Use illustration 3mks
- State and explain any two properties of clay 2mk
- Identify two most outstanding elements in the painting below 2mks
- Using illustration, explain the asymmetrical type of balance 2mk
- Study the illustration below and answer the questions that follow
Section B
Answer all the questions in the questions in this section
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- Define ornamentry (2mks)
- Give four factors to consider when designing ornaments 4mks
- Using the word “Key’, Show, on the illustration, the following parts of a letter 2mks
- Xh
- ½ xh
- The work bellow shows an art work almost in completion,
- Name the technique used to create the weave structure above (2mks)
- Give any three visual symbols 3mks
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- Name two components and functions of a letterhead (4mks)
Components
Functions - Outline any four factors to consider when using lettering in Graphic design (4mks)
- Name two components and functions of a letterhead (4mks)
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- explain the term “wash” in reference to painting and give one function of the same (2mks)
- List two types of wash2mks)
SECTION C (15 mks)
- The illustration below shows weaving techniques:
- Identify the weave structure/techniques labeled A and B 2mks
- Differentiate between sagging and waisting as weaving defects(3mks)
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- Name the tool above and its function (2mks)
- Describe the process of preparing the device above up to warping stage (8mks)
- Identify the weave structure/techniques labeled A and B 2mks
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- Define sculpture(1mk)
- Describe different types of relief sculptures (4mks)
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- Explain the process of making a sculpture using papier mache(8mks)
- What is the difference between molding and modelling?2mk)
- The Illustrations bellow represents an art and design techniques
- Identify the techniques A and B(2mks)
- Describe the process of producing a design using a combination of tie-dye and any one of the above techniques(14mks)
MARKING SCHEME
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- View finder -To Identify specific area of interest in a composition while drawing
To Isolate /block part of the composition /scenery the artist doesn’t want to appear in a drawing [2mks] - The category of drawing above?-Townscape (1mk)
- View finder -To Identify specific area of interest in a composition while drawing
- Value as a property of colour is the degree of darkness or lightness of a colour. 1mk
- Two serigraphy printing techniques –Screen printing -stencil [2mks]
- The ceramic decoration technique –slip and graffito, incising{any 1=1mk]
- Two reasons of firing clay items.
- To make the articles durable and long lasting
Make them more resistant to chemical factors such as weather
Reduce porosity
To enhance aesthetic value/beauty [any 2=2mks] 2mks
- Reasons of boiling wax in a double container
- Wax is flammable-to prevent it from catching fire
- To prevent wax from evaporation
- To maintain wax in a molten form and avoid solidifying
(Any 2=2mks)
- Difference between serif and san serifs in lettering, Using illustration
- Serifs-Sharp edged projection on a letter form
- San serif-letter forms wit flat edges and no sharp projections [3mks]
- Any two properties of clay.
- Hue-Property of colour that makes it differ from other colours
- Intensity-degree of saturation /purity of a colour
- Value-Lightness or darkness of a colour Any 2= 2mks]
- Identify two most outstanding elements in the painting below-Colour, lines [2mks
- Asymmetrical type of balance-the type of balance where elements/objects on either side of the composition along the axis are not identical.
[Any well illustrated drawing, apart from the examples below=2mks]
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- Ornamentry-The art of making objects that enhance/adorn the appearance of a person or an object itself (2mks)
- Four factors to consider when designing ornaments
- Tools and materials
- Techniques and processes
- Function/purpose
- financial implications/cost/price 4mks
- Four factors to consider when designing ornaments
- Using the word “Key’, Show, on the illustration, the following parts of a letter 2mks
- Xh.
- ½ xh.
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- The work bellow shows an art work almost in completion,
The technique used to create the weave structure above-Ghiordes knot (2mks) - Any three visual symbols
- Road signs
- Sports signs/symbols
- Factory signs
- Handling signs
- Environmental signs [any 3=3mks]
- The work bellow shows an art work almost in completion,
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- components and functions of a letterhead
- Company Logo
- Contact address
- company name
- slogan /motto [any 2-2mkss
- Functions
- Identification of the company
- An official communication channel for authenticity [2mks]
- Factors to consider when using lettering in Graphic design.
- Uniformity of letter construction
- consistency in letters
- spacing between letters, words and lines
- legibility and simplicity
- suitability and relevance to the graphic communication (4mks)
- components and functions of a letterhead
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- “wash” in reference to painting –A technique in painting where thin watery paint is applied quickly with large sweeping brush strokes on a surface to reduce absorbency during painting (2mks)
- Types of wash.
- Plain wash
- Graded wash [2mks]
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- Identify the weave structure/techniques labeled
- A-Horizontal twinning
- B-plain/tabby/balanced weave [2mks]
- Sagging-weaving defect caused by loosened warps and wefts
- Waisting - weaving defect on a woven article caused by uneven tension of yarns such as lose warps and too tight wefts.[3mks]
- Waisting - weaving defect on a woven article caused by uneven tension of yarns such as lose warps and too tight wefts.[3mks]
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- The tool above-serrated card loom
- Function-Used for stretching warps at tension in order to allow wefts pass through and produce a woven fabric. (2mks)
- The process of preparing the device above up to warping stage.
- Obtain a stiff card board or plywood
- Mark the top and bottom edges /margins an interval of ½ a cm.
- Draw straight lines joining the marked intervals on both the top and bottom edges
- Cut the edges in a serrated zigzag form on both the top and bottom margins.
- obtain a strong yarn to be used as a warp thread.
- Tie ta knot at the start and warp the thread up to the last corner
- Tie a knot and start interlacing/weaving with a weft thread until the whole material is complete
- Do finishing techniques such as hemming, tying, knotting, etc. and use the material for its designed purpose.(=8mks)
- The tool above-serrated card loom
- Identify the weave structure/techniques labeled
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- sculpture-The art of making 3 forms to express feelings, emotions and ideas.[1mk]
- Types of relief sculptures
- Projecting--Bas, low, medium and high relief
- Inverse relief/intaglio.
(Any 3 well explained=3mks)
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- Process of making a sculpture using papier mache
- Obtain tools and materials to use such as buckets, water, news prints and papers
- Chop/cut the papers into small sizes and soak them in a container of water for at least b2-3days
- mash /pound to a homogeneous pulp adding glue or worm wheat flour or any other adhesive
- Build/create a support/amateur) and apply the pulp in small amounts on the amateur for support
- Keep building the form until a desired size is achieved
- add details by refining the forms
- leave it to dry under a shade
- apply desired colour and leave it to dry again
- apply varnish [clear transparent vanish] depending on the purpose and leave it to dry
- Exhibit/display for critique/use it for the intended purpose [8mks]
- molding/mouding-Art and technique used to form clay and other usable objects such as sculptures using a tool-mould in order to produce several identical forms
- Modelling -the art of making 3 forms using plastic materials such as clay or plastacine .2mk)
- Process of making a sculpture using papier mache
- The Illustrations bellow represents an art and design techniques
- techniques A –stencil B- screen printing(2mks)
- Process of producing a design using a combination of tie-dye and any one of the above techniques.
- Obtain tools and materials such as fabrics, dyes, water, buckets, gloves, knives, etc.
- Tie the fabric into a desired pattern and technique
- mix a substantive dye to make a dye bath
- dip the fabric into a dye bath after pretreatment
- after it has absorbed enough, remove and leave it to dry under a shade.
- Obtain the stencil/silk screen with a motif of choice
- Untie, stretch and superimpose the motif,
- print the fabric until it is complete
- iron the fabric to fix it it permanently [14mks]
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