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Creative Arts & DesignUpper Primary Ghanaian Crafts

Traditional crafts and colour

Upper Primary 6 questions
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What traditional crafts and colour means

Kente, adinkra, pottery and the colour wheel.

Worked example

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Question

Kente is a famous woven:

  • pot
  • cloth
  • basket
  • drum
Answer: cloth

Working: Kente is a brightly coloured woven cloth.

Curriculum and exam alignment

Ghana GES Basic 4 to 6 syllabusGroundwork for the BECE

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