Study the map of Kuto Area provided and answer questions 1-7.
- The chief administrator of Kuto area is likely to be a
A. Chief.
B. District Commissioner.
C. Governor.
D. District officer. - Which one of the following crops is likely to be grown in the North Eastern part of Kuto Area?
A. Sugarcane
B. Tea
C. Sisal
D. Cotton - Which one of the following breeds of animals is NOT likely to be reared in Kuto Area?
A. Aberdeen Angus
B. Charlois
C. Guernsey
D. Hereford - The climate in Southern part of Kuto Area is likely to be:
A. hot and dry
B. cool and wet
C. cool and dry
D. hot and wet - Which one of the following economic activities is NOT carried out in Kuto Area?
A. Crop growing
B. Trading
C. Fishing
D. Cattle keeping - The main factor that has influenced the distribution of settlement in Kuto area is
A. Transport network
B. Agricultural activities
C. availability of water
D. availability of jobs - What is the direction of the ginnery from the cattle dip?
A. North West
B. North East
C. South East
D. South West - Which one of the following is the MAIN reason why the youth were taught moral laws in traditional African societies?
A. To grow into respectable adults
B. To promote unity among themselves
C. To show kindness to other people
D. To become courageous - Which one of the following communities in Eastern Africa was ruled by chiefs during the precolonial period?
A. Wanyamwezi
B. Oromo
C. Nandi
D. Baganda - Which one of the following was the title given to ruler of the Nyamwezi chiefdom
A. Ntemi
B. Chief
C. Katikiro
D. Kabaka - Which one of the following countries of Eastern Africa is the second largest?
A. Ethiopia
B. Somalia
C. Tanzania
D. Sudan - During the pre-colonial period, the Baganda were rule by a
A. council of elder
B. chief
C. king.
D.queen - The MAIN economic activities of the Agikuyu. during the pre-colonial period were farming and
A. iron smelting
B. hunting
C. trading
D. fishing - In traditional African society the events of future were foretold by
A. diviners.
B. rainmakers.
C. blacksmith.
D. prophets. - Which one of the following islands is the largest of all?
A. Comoro
B. Zanzibar
C. Canary
D. Madagascar - Which one of the following is not a Kalenjin age set?
A. Maina
B. Sawe
C. Keiyo
D. Nyongi - A farmer joining agricultural co-operative society is likely to benefit from
A. getting loan to building a house.
B. building school for member's children.
C. marketing of farm produce.
D. getting school fees freely for members children. - The time at town Y 60'E is 11:00 am. What will be the time at town X 40°W?
A. 4:20 am.
B. 10:00 am
C. 10:20 am
D. 4:20 pm - Which one of the following is the main problem facing coffee farming in Kenya?
A. Shortage of seedlings
B. Frequent flooding
C. Lack of markets
D. Attacks by pest and disease - Which one of the following is the main problem facing livestock fanning among pastoral communities in Kenya?
A. Pest and diseases
B. Attack by wild animals
C. Lack of veterinary services
D. Lack of pastures and water - Which one the following countries is correctly matched with its capital city?
Country Capital City
A. Egypt Khartoum
B. Tanzania Dodoma
C. Sudan Addis Ababa
D. Eritreav Cairo - The following are characteristics of a certain climatic region.
i) High humidity
ii) Presence of canopy
iii) Little underground vegetation
The climatic region with the above characteristics is
A. Mediterranean
B. semi desert
C. tropical
D. equatorial. - Which one of the following is the MAIN problem facing sugar cane farmers in western Kenya?
A. Lack of land for farming
B. Shortage of labour
C. Lack of storage facilities for sugar cane
D. Delayed payment for sugar cane deliveries - Which one of the following is the MAIN cause of rural-rural migration in Kenya today?
A. Search for land for settlement
B. Lack of water
C. Search for employment
D. Political instability - Revolution of the earth causes
A. day and night
B. ocean currents
C. seasons
D. winds - Which one of the following is the MAIN tourist attraction along Kenya Coast?
A. Mangrove forest
B. Sand beaches
C. Flamingoes
D. Wildlife - The daily condition of the atmosphere is known
A. climate
B. temperature
C. weather
D. meteorology - Which one of the following weather recording instrument is WRONGLY matched with the element of weather it measures?
Instrument Element of weather
A. Rain gauge Rainfall
B. Thermometer Humidity
C. Wind sock Strength of wind
D. Barometer Air pressure - Who among the following was a prominent Nandi leader?
A. Koitalel Arap Samoei
B. Masaku
C. Sakawa
D. Waiyaki wa Hinga - Which one of the following is not an element of weather?
A. Sunny
B. Wind
C. Clouds
D. Sun
Study the map of Kenya below and answer questions 31 to 35
- The irrigation project marked X is used for the growing of
A. onions
B. fruits
C. cotton
D. rice - The district marked K is sparsely populated because
A. it receives little rainfall
B. it has poor soils
C. it has wild animals
D. it is set for cattle ranching - Rivers P and M respectively are
A. Kerio, Athi
B. Omo, Tana
C. Turkwell, Athi
D. Tana, Omo - The vegetation marked Z is likely to be
A. equatorial forest
B. highland
C. mangrove forest
D. papyrus - Samore Toure and Lobengula are remembered in the history of Africa because they
A. welcomed the Europeans
B. assisted Europeans to settle in Africa
C. encouraged other African leaders to accept Europeans
D. resisted the establishment of colonial rule - Which one of the following is not an inland fishing ground in Africa?
A. Lake Victoria
B. Red sea
C. Lake Chad
D. Lake Tanganyika - Which one of the following is not a game park?
A. Maasai Mara
B. Lake Nakuru
C. Tsavo
D. Boni - The United Nation (UN) was formed MAINLY to
A. take care of refugees.
B. promote world peace.
C. conserve environment.
D. promote trade. - The following political associations were formed before 1939. Which one was formed first?
A. Kikuyu central association
B. Ukambani welfare association
C. Kikuyu association
D. Young kikuyu association - The diagram below shows a fishing method called
A. Trawling
B. Long lining
C. Purse seining
D. Net drifting - Who among the following declared the state of emergency in Kenya in 1952?
A. Sir Everlyn Baving
B. Daniel Arap Moi
C. Charles Eliot
D. Jomo Kenyatta - A large, high and fairly flat ground is referred to
A. savanna
B. plateau
C. rift valley
D. plain - Which one of the following is the main opposition party in Kenya today?
A. URP
B. UDF
C.CORD
D. TNA - Which one of the following statement is true about sea breeze shown below?
A. It takes place during the day .
B. It takes place at night
C. It causes cooling of the land night
D. It causes seasons - General elections in Kenya are held after how many years?
A. 5 years
B. 4 years
C. 8 years
D. 10 years - Which one of the following commodities did the coastal traders obtain from the Akamba traders during 19th century
A. Cloth
B. Gun
C. Ivory
D. Beads - Which one of the following was the main reason for scramble and partition of Africa by the Europeans?
A. Introduce education
B. Build schools and hospitals
C. Help Africans to grow cash crops
D. Secure market for their goods - African resistance against European colonization failed mainly because the Africans
A. had small camels
B. were illiterate
C. were disunited
D. had poor means of communication - Which one of the following manages game parks in Kenya?
A. Kenya wildlife services
B. Police services
C. Local government
D. County government - Who among the following is the ward representative?
A. Member of National Assembly
B. Senator
C. Governor
D. Member of County Assembly - Which one of the following is NOT TRUE about parliament of Kenya?
Speaker is an ex-officer member
B. Member of the house elect speaker
C. Speaker is elected by the president
D. It is made up of two house - Which one of the following is the MAIN reason why Kenyans celebrates Madaraka Day on 1" June.
To remember when self-government was attained
B. To remember freedom fighters
C. To remember when Kenya become a colony
D. To remember when Mau-Mau started - Which one of the following is the mouth of river Nile?
Mediterranean sea
B. Lake Chad
C. Indian Ocean.
D. Lake Victoria - Which one of the following is the most serious threat facing elephants in Kenya?
A. Draught
B. Diseases
C. Poaching
D. Fires - Who among the following killed Koitatel Arap Samoei of Nandi in 1905?
A. Charles Eliot
B. Sir everlyne Baving
C. Richard Meinetzhagen
D. Lord Delamare - Elections in Kenya are managed by
A. Electoral Commission on Kenya
B. High court
C. Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission
D. Supreme court - Which one of the following freedoms is not guaranteed in the constitution of Kenya?
A. Association
B. Corruption
C. Movement
D. Expression - The International Criminal Court is located in?
A. Cairo.
B. Addis Ababa
C. Hague
D. London - Below are statements about a political party formed in Kenya before independence.
i) Its first president was James Gichuru
ii) Its leaders were arrested in 1952
iii) It supported Mau Mau freedom fighters
The party described above is
A. Kenya African National Union (KANU)
B. Kenya peoples Union (KPU)
C. Kenya African Democratic Union (KADU)
D. Kenya African Union (KAU) - Which arm of the Kenyan government is responsible for interpreting the laws
A. Parliament
B. Judiciary
C. Executive
D. County Government
PART II: RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
SECTION A:
CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
- The main effect of man's disobedience from creation stories is that it led to
A. hard work for the man
B. pain during childbirth for the woman
C. a broken relationship between God and man
D. snake bites for the children - The sign of the covenant between God and Noah was
A. circumcision
B. rainfall
C. the ten commandments
D. rainbow - When Abraham accepted to go to a stage land he mainly demonstrated
A. faith
B. obedience
C. courage
D. honesty - The main lesson Christians learn from Joseph when he was working in Potiphar's house is
A. courage
B. obedience
C. faithfulness
D. love - God appeared to Moses in form of
A. thunder
B. a dream
C. thick cloud
D. burning bush - From the Passover night, the main lesson Christians learn about God is that
A. God is kind
B. God is a savior
C. God is caring
D. God is good - Gideon saved the Israelites from the
A. Egyptians
B. Syrians
C. Midianites
D. Philistines - The virtue that Jonathan demonstrated to David when he saved him from King Saul is
A. loyalty
B. kindness
C. mercy
D. courage - The king who brought the Ark of the Covenant back to Jerusalem is
A. Solomon
B. David
C. Saul
D. Jeroboam - The prophet who raised the son of the Shunamite woman back to life is
A. Elisha
B. Elijah
C. Samuel
D. Nathan - The killing of baby boys below two years when Jesus was born the fulfillment of the prophecy of
A. Isaiah
B. Micah
C. Hosea
D. Jeremiah - Joseph took Mary to be registered in Bethlehem because
A. it was near the town of Nazareth
B. it was a religious centre
C. it was his ancestral home town
D. he had been commanded by an angel - The presentation of gifts to baby Jesus by the wise men teaches Christians to
A. take gifts to new born babies
B. welcome new converts into the Christian family
C. be kind
D. love one another - Blessed are the pure in heart
A. they shall see God
B. God will call them his children
C. the kingdom of heaven belongs to them
D. they shall be comforted - The healing of the ten lepers mainly shows that
Jesus is a universal savior
B. Jesus is the savior of the Jews
C. Jesus has power to heal
D. Jesus is merciful - During the transfiguration of Jesus, Moses represented
A. the prophets
B. the law
C. Jesus
D. Commandments - The MAIN accusation brought to the Jewish religious leaders about Jesus was that
A. he was planning to destroy the temple.
B. he was inciting people against paying taxes.
C. he claimed to be the messiah.
D. he was planning a rebellion. - The resurrection of Jesus gives Christians
A. faith
B. Courage
C. Holy Spirit
D. hope - The disciples were first called Christians at
A. Antioch
B. Jerusalem
C. Nazareth
D. Samaria - The healing of the beggar at the gate called beautiful shows that
A. we should carry money when going to church
B. healing is more precious that gold and silver
C. we should donate money to beggars
D. sick people should go to church - A common belief in both Christianity and African traditional stories of creation is that
A. God is three in one
B. God lives in special places
C. God is the creator
D. God lives in heaven - The rite of passage in Christianity similar to initiation is
A.marriage
B. birth
C. naming
D. baptism - All the following are leisure activities in traditional African societies EXCEPT
A. story telling
B. bull fighting
C. communal dances
D. football - Who among the following people is not a religious specialist in traditional African societies?
A.Sorcerers
B. Rainmakers
C. Medicine men
D. Diviners - Christians and traditional African communities have one common belief. Which one?
A.belief in eternal life
B. Belief in life after death
C. Belief in ancestral spirits
D. Belief in existence of hell - John your classmate does not want to share his items with others. As a Christian you should
A. report him to the class teacher
B. stop talking to him
C. Tell him the importance of sharing
D. Tell him he will go to hell - George, a standard eight boy has been persuaded by his friends to sneak into a stadium to watch a football match without paying. What should he do as a Christian?
A. Accept to sneaks into the field
B. Report his friends to the officials
C. Tell them the importance of honesty and refuse to sneak
D. Refuse and break friendship - You have discovered that your friend Millicent is H.I.V positive. What advice would you give her as a Christian? Ask her to
A. commit suicide
B. repent her sins
C. pray always
D. visit V.C.T centre for counselling - We should obey our leaders because
A. authority comes from God
B. they are good
C. the law requires us to do so
D. they can punish us - Which one of the following is the best leisure activity for a Christian?
A. Visiting the sick
B. Watching gospel music
C. Reading the Bible
D. Playing football
SECTION B:
ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
- The teaching from Surah Al-tiin is
A. Allah is one.
B. Allah is knowledgeable.
C. Allah is the protector of the Al-Kaaba.
D. Allah is self sufficient. - 'Innal insana Lafikhusiri', this is a translation from Surah
A. Nasri.
B. Alag
C. Quraysh
D . Asri - The Surah that talks about slaughtering is
A. Kauthar
B. Zilzalah
C. Asr.
D. Kafirum - The importance of Surah Qadar is emphasized in
A. descending of angels
B. thousands months
C. peace.
D. Ruh's leadership - The days of slaughtering are referred to as
Ayammul beidh
B. Ayammul Tashriq
C. Ayammul Arafa
D. Ayammul Hajj - The giving of what you have to the poor is called
A. Swallah
B. Saum
C. Zakat
D. Haji - The signs of a hypocrite are
A. 3
B. 2
C. 4 .
D. 5 - Worshiping of Allah as if you see Him and if you don't see Him then He is seeing you' is called
A. Tajweed
B. Shukr
C. Tauheed
D. Ihsan - The angels/teacher of the (P.b.u.h.) was called
A. Israil
B. Israfil
C. Jibril
D. Mikhail - Which one is not a pillar of Islam?
A. Shahada
B. Believe in angels
C. Zakat
D. Hai - Which one is the odd one out?
A. Rinsing the nostril
B. Washing the head
C. Washing the face
D. Washing the feet - We congratulate by saying
A. Allahu akbur
B. Bismillah
C. Inshallah
D. Mashallah - The postures of Swallah in their order of performance is
A. Itidal, Rukuu, Sujud, Qiyam.
B. Qiyam, Rukuu, Iridal, Sujud.
C. Sujud, Qiyam, Rukuu, Itidal.
D. Rukuu, Qiyam, Sujud, Itidal. - The day undesirable for fasting is
A. Monday.
B. Sunday.
C. Friday.
D. Saturday. - The virtue learned while in Mecca is
A. unity
B. honesty.
C. kindness
D. tolerance - The attributes of Allah that describes Him as one is found in Surah?
A. Qaria
B. Fatiha
C. Kauthar
D. Al-Ikhlas - Hiding of goods and selling them later is referred to as
A. gush
B. profit
C. hoarding
D. riba - Generosity can be demionstrated in
A. Shahada
B. Zakat
C. Haji
D. Saum - The night of power has the importance of months.
A. 100
B. 10000
C. 10
D. 1000 - The best way of showing love to the sick is by
A. sending them flowers.
B. calling them.
C. sending them cards.
D. visiting and praying for them. - The peace treaty in Hudaibiya was to last for
A. 100 years
B. 1 year
C. 10 years
D. 1000 years - (i) He accompanied the prophet (P.b.u.h.) during Hijra
(ii) He accepted when the prophet talked of going to heaven
(iii) His daughter married to the prophet (P.b.u.h.)
(iv) He was the caliph
Who is he?
A. Ali (r.a)
B. Abubakr (r.a)
C. Uthman (r.a)
D. Umar (r.a) - The first visitors at the coast came as
A. traders
B. missionaries
C. explorers
D. farmers - The prophet of Allah whose sons was the 1" to commit murder was .
A. Habil
B. Adam
C. Qabil
D. Luqman - The grand mosque in Makka is also known as
A. Baitul Atiq
B. Baitul Madqis
C. Masjidul Qubaa
D. King Fahad Masjid - The ceremony of Aqiqa is performed to the baby at the age of
A. 7 years
B. 17 days
C. 7 days
D. 17 years - The prophets miraculous journey to the 7th heaven is called
A. Hiira
B. Isra
C. Miraj.
D. Isra wal Miraj - The prophet of Allah who was thrown in the well and picked was
A. Yusuf
B. Yunus
C. Jacob
D. Benjamin - The Sura that cannot miss in any Swallah is
A. Nas
B. Fatiha
C. Nasri
D. Yasin - Nakir and Munkar are
A. Children of the prophet
B. Prophet of Allah
C. Angels of Allah
D. Angels who record deeds
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