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    KIDDIE COLLEGE PREP-SCHOOL

    SUBJECT : VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS AND PHYSICL EDUCATION PAPER 1


    GRADE : 4
    TERM : FIRST TERM 2024

    1. Pre-colonial era is a period ____________.


    A. After colonisation
    B. After elections
    C. Before colonisation
    D. Before election
    2. Chimurenga songs encouraged amongst people.
    A. Hatred
    B. Unity
    C. Disorder
    D. Laziness
    3. When composing ___________ is important.
    A. Rhythm and melody
    B. Right to die
    C. Right to be bon
    D. Shops
    4. The following indigenous instruments except________________.
    A. Guitar
    B. Marimba
    C. Mbira
    D. Hosho
    5. A heritage site is ________________..
    A. A tourist attraction
    B. An art markets
    C. A natural site with important value to a nation
    D. A place where art is sol
    6. Paints are an example of ____________.
    A. Media
    B. Collage
    C. Computers
    D. Dust
    7. The National Heroes’ Acre in Zimbabwe was established in ________________.
    A. 1970
    B. 1980
    C. 1990
    D. 2000
    8. The other name for Njelele shrine is _______________.
    A. Matonjeni
    B. Mosiya Otunya
    C. Charcoal
    D. Chirorodziva
    9. How many indigenous languages do we have in Zimbabwe?
    A. 2
    B. 10
    C. 16
    D. 8
    10. Which is the odd one out below?
    A. Marimba
    B. Piano
    C. Guitar
    D. Saxophone
    11. Artworks must be ____________from harm.
    A. Promoted
    B. Protected
    C. Unprotected
    D. Exposed
    12. Which people were mostly known for rock paintings?
    A. Shona
    B. Ndebele
    C. San
    D. Tonga
    13. Potter is known for making ______________.
    A. Paintings
    B. Carvings
    C. Rock painting
    D. Pottery
    14. The art of preserving history through stones is called ___________.
    A. Costume
    B. Celebration
    C. Storytelling
    D. Theatre
    15. An actor is __________.
    A. Shadow
    B. Theatre production
    C. One who takes a role of a character.
    D. Dancer
    16. Identify a dance that is popular on Chipinge.
    A. Jerusarema
    B. Mhande
    C. Khumba
    D. Muchongoyo
    17. Hosana is a type of dance from Matabeleland South for the ___________ people.
    A. Kalanga
    B. Karanga
    C. Ndebele
    D. Ndau
    18. Museve and Sungura dance were developed by local ____________ on farms and mines
    in Zimbabwe.
    A. Bands
    B. Choirs
    C. Dramas
    D. Plays
    19. A common instrument or Muchongoyo dance is____________.
    A. Mandobo
    B. Mutumba
    C. Higubhu
    D. Friction drum
    20. Which musician is well known for museve and sungura dance in Zimbabwe?
    A. Jah Prayzah
    B. Leonard Dembo
    C. Alik Macheso
    D. Killer T
    21. Which one is not an external body part?
    A. Brain
    B. Ears
    C. Skin
    D. Nose
    22. The ________________ is the largest external part of the body.
    A. Leg
    B. Ear
    C. Skin
    D. Nose
    23. The organ for sight is called the ____________.
    A. Eyes
    B. Ears
    C. Tongue
    D. Nose
    24. The bones of the head are the ____________.
    A. Ribs
    B. Lungs
    C. Skull
    D. Heart
    25. What are the functions of the heart?
    A. Movement
    B. Breathing
    C. Hearing
    D. Pumping blood
    26. Breaking down of food particles is called ____________.
    A. Lubrication
    B. Passing out
    C. Digestion
    D. Absorbing
    27. The organ that starts with the transporting of the food is ___________.
    A. Mouth
    B. Neck
    C. Tongue
    D. Stomach
    28. ___________ is an example of heart disease.
    A. Malaria
    B. Tuberculosis
    C. Stroke
    D. Cramps
    29. Meals should be eaten _________________.
    A. Hurriedly
    B. Standing
    C. Walking
    D. Relaxed
    30. ______________ is a disease that occurs when your blood sugar is high.
    A. Cancer
    B. Obesity
    C. Diabetes
    D. Cholera
    31. Who instructs learners to use apparatus?
    A. Captain
    B. Teacher
    C. Prefect
    D. Friend
    32. _________________ is carried pointing own.
    A. Hoe
    B. Book
    C. Clay pot
    D. bucket
    33. Apparatus should be let ______________.
    A. In the store room
    B. On the side of the landing area
    C. Left on the ground
    D. In the landing area
    34. Rules of the game should ________________.
    A. Not be followed
    B. Be followed dearly
    C. After an activity
    D. When resting
    35. When is cool down done?
    A. Before an activity
    B. During an activity
    C. After an activity
    D. When resting
    36. ______________ is a physical activity done before a vigorous activity.
    A. Cool down
    B. Warm up
    C. Game time
    D. Exercise
    37. What is the nee of rules in physical activities?
    A. Prevent injuries
    B. To enjoy the game
    C. To win
    D. To have friends
    38. Cleanliness is nearest to ____________.
    A. Godliness
    B. Dirtiness
    C. Germs
    D. Diseases
    39. Litter can cause _____________.
    A. Happiness
    B. Diseases
    C. Food
    D. Hygiene
    40. Fruits and vegetables are good sources of ______________.
    A. Proteins
    B. Vitamins
    C. Fats
    D. Carbohydrates

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