QUESTIONS
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- Explain the role of John the Baptist as a link between old and new testament (7mks)
- With reference to the incident when Jesus was dedicated to God at the age of 40 days outline what Simeon and Anna revealed about his life (7mks)
- Identify six lessons about God from the Benedictus (6mks)
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- Give six reasons why Jesus referred to Pharisees as hypocrites (6mks)
- Describe the healing of the paralytic Luke 5: 17-26 (8mks)
- Identify ways in which Christians can settle disagreements among themselves (6mks)
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- Outline Jesus' teaching on the growth of God's kingdom (Luke 13:1-35) (8mks)
- Narrate the parable of the lost sheep (Luke 15:3-7) (6mks)
- Give six reasons why Jesus used the parable of the lost sheep in his teaching (6mks)
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- Identify five ways in which the work of the Holy spirit was manifested on the day of Pentecost (5mks)
- Explain the teaching of Peter concerning the people of God (1 Peter 2:9-10) (8mks)
- State six activities of the church which show that the Holy Spirit is at work today (7mks)
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- State six similarities between the Christian and African traditional view on leisure (6mks)
- Give reasons why Christians condemn the taking of alcohol as a way of spending leisure time? (7mks)
- Explain the Christian criteria for evaluating the use of leisure (7mks)
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- Identify seven ways in which Christians spread the gospel using the print media (7mks)
- Give seven reasons why Christians are opposed to deforestation (7mks)
- How can Christians help to protect the environment? (6mks)
MARKING SCHEME
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- Explain the role of john the Baptist as a link between old and new testament (7mks)
- He was a forerunner of Jesus / he prepared the way for the coming of the messiah/ ushered people into themessianic era.
- He introduced Jesus to people.
- He baptized people with water in preparation for Jesus.
- He was the last and the only prophet in New Testament.
- He preached to the people about Jesus.
- He advised people to live holy lives
- He warned people of God's judgment.
- His coming was a fulfillment of O.T prophecies.
- He bore witness to Jesus as the messiah.
7x1= 7 mlcs
- With reference to the incident when Jesus was dedicated to God at the age of 40days outline what Simeon and Anna revealed about his life
(7mks)- Jesus would save people.
- Jesus would bring glory to Israel
- He would be a light to the gentiles
- Jesus would be a universal savior
- Jesus would bring judgment to the Israelites
- Many people would oppose his work.
- He would reveal the secret thoughts of people.
- Jesus would be a source of redemption for the Israelites.
- Jesus is set for the rising/falling of many in Israel.
7x 1 =7mks
- Identify six lessons about God from Zachariah's song the Benedictus (6mks)
- God is the Lord of Israel
- God is a redeemer
- God has raised a horn of salvation in the house of his servant David
- God cares/merciful
- God is mighty /powerful
- God is Holy/righteous
- God fulfils his promises / faithful.
6 x1 = 6mks
- Explain the role of john the Baptist as a link between old and new testament (7mks)
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- Why Jesus referred to Pharisees as hypocrites
- They considered themselves self-righteous
- They despised others/looked down upon others.
- They exalted themselves /lacked humility.
- They knew the commandment but did not apply them appropriately.
- They followed Jesus with an intention of finding faults/trapping him.
- They followed rules made by human beings/traditions of the elders as opposed to God's rule.
- They emphasized on the outward cleanliness as opposed to purity of the heart.
- They altered the Law of Moses to suit their selfish motives
- They were abad influence to the people/misled others.
- Their effect on the people was hidden yet widespread.
6x 1=6mks
- Describe the healing of the paralytic Luke 5; 17-26
- Jesus was teaching and Pharisees /teachers of the law were sitting by.
- Men brought a man who was paralyzed to be healed by Jesus.
- They sought to bring him/lay him before Jesus / the place was crowded.
- They went up on the roof and let him down through the tiles into the midst before Jesus.
- Jesus saw their faith/he told the man your sins are forgiven.
- The scribes and Pharisees began to question who is this that speaks Blasphemies?/ Who can forgive sins but God only
- Jesus perceived their questioning and answered them which is easier to say your sins are forgiven or to say rise up and walk.
- The son of man has authority to forgive sins. He said to the man rise, take up your bed and go home.
- Immediately the man rose before them/took up that on which he lay/walked home glorifying God.
- All were seized with amazement/they glorified God.
- They were filled with awe saying we have seen strange things today
8x1 = 8mks
- Identify ways in which Christians can settle disagreements among themselves (6mks)
- They pray over the issue/problem.
- They offer guidance and counseling to the affected.
- By paying visits /talking to the offenders /fellowship.
- By involving church leaders as arbitrators.
- Forgiving the one who has wronged the other/asking for forgiveness.
- Willingness by the offenders to accept the mistakes made /accepting liability.
- Withdrawing some privileges for a period of time so that one can reform.
- By sharing meals /eating together.
- Through shaking of hands/accepting greetings.
6x1 = 6mks
- Why Jesus referred to Pharisees as hypocrites
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- Outline Jesus' teaching on the growth of God's kingdom (Luke 13:1-35)
- Repentance is important lest destruction.
- The need to work hard / be productive to be accepted in God's kingdom.
- Jesus came to liberate people from the rule of Satan.
- The Kingdom of God starts to grow from a humble beginning.
- The Kingdom of God is universal/includes both Jews and non-Jews.
- The Kingdom of God grows in a mysterious way/unseen manner.
- To enter the kingdom of God one has to make a lot of effort /sacrifice/make the right decision in time/the door will not remain open forever.
- Having social contact with Jesus is no guarantee of entering the kingdom of God/it belongs to those who obey Jesus/righteous.
- The growth of God's kingdom happens when demons are cast out/people healed.
- Those who reject Jesus have no place in the kingdom of God.
- God would separate the righteous and the wicked.
7x 1 =7mks
- Narrate the parable of the lost sheep (7mks)
- The tax collectors and sinners were all drawing near to hear Jesus
- The Pharisees and scribes murmured why he was receiving / eating with sinners.
- Jesus responded by telling them the parable of the lost sheep.
- He said a shepherd had 100 sheep
- He lost one of them.
- He left the ninety nine and went to look for the one lost.
- When he found it, he laid it on his shoulders / rejoicing.
- When he came home/he invited friends / neighbours / rejoice with them.
- Jesus exclaimed that there will be mere joy in heaven over one sinner who repents then the 99 righteous persons who need no repentance.
7 x1 =7mks
- Give six reasons why Jesus used the parable of the lost sheep in his teaching
- To encourage sinners to accept the word of God.
- To encourage people to realize their sinfulness / be willing to repent/reconcile.
- To teach about God's love for all people/ Kingdom of God is for all people.
- To show God's unconditional forgiveness.
- To teach his audience the need to search for sinners.
- To teach his audience not to discriminate / despise sinners/ backsliders.
- To teach the audience the need to rejoice/welcome repentant sinners.
6x1-6mks.
- Outline Jesus' teaching on the growth of God's kingdom (Luke 13:1-35)
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- Identify five ways in which the work of the Holy Spirit was manifested on the day of Pentecost.
- The disciples spoke in tongues/different languages.
- The Holy Spirit empowered Peter to preach to the crowd.
- The Holy Spirit reminded Peter of the Old Testament prophecies/teachings.
- The Holy Spirit gave Peter courage to defend the disciples of not being drunk.
- The Holy Spirit convicted the multitude of their sin.
- The Holy Spirit enabled three thousand souls to be converted/come to Christ.
- Explain the teaching of Peter concerning the people of God (1 Peter 2:9-10)
- The believers are a chosen people/race/ they have been selected.
- The believers are a royal priesthood, they are to serve the greatest King/God.
- The believers are a Holy nation/expected to lead holy/righteous lives.
- They belong to God/ they form a family of God / God's own possession.
- They are to declare the wonderful deeds of God/that is to lead a life of worshipping God/testifying about God.
- They were called from darkness to light/their lives had been transformed and should not be dominated by evil.
- They were once not a people / they were outside the covenant way of life.
- They are led by the mercies of God/ have received God's grace.
8x1 = 8mks.
- State six activities of the church which show that the Holy Spirit is at work today
- Praying
- Decision making of the church
- Faith healings
- Speaking in tongues
- Singing and dancing
- Giving alms and offertory
- Courage displayed in condemning evil in the society
- Holding fellowship meetings
- Preaching and teaching the gospel
- Celebrating sacraments
- Bringing new converts to church
- Pastoral care and counseling
- Helping the needy
- Ecumenical movements of churches xv. Writing Christian literature
- Confessing our sins
6 x 1= 6mks
- Identify five ways in which the work of the Holy Spirit was manifested on the day of Pentecost.
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- State six similarities between the Christian and African traditional view on leisure (6mks)
- In both leisure is ordained by God.
- In both leisure time should be used to help others /needy
- In both leisure time should be used or worship / spiritual growth.
- In both it should be used for physical fitness/games.
- In both it is a time to hold festivals.
- In both idleness is condemned.
6 x1=6mks
- Give reasons why Christians condemn the taking of alcohol as a way of spending leisure time? (7mks)
- It leads to conflicts/quarrels within the family
- It leads to the misuse of family resources/wealth/poverty.
- It may leads to alcoholism /addiction/ill health.
- It leads to irresponsible sexual behaviour/prostitution/adultery fornication
- It can lead to loss of job/loss of income/means of livelihood.
- It may lead to accidents.
- It may lead to irresponsibility/separation /divorce.
7 x1 =7mks
- Explain the Christian criteria for evaluating the use of leisure (7mks)
- A Christian should avoid leisure activities that lead to sin
- A Christian should engage in leisure activities that pleases God.
- Christians should avoid leisure activities that leads to addiction/enslavement.
- Christians should engage in leisure activities that provide service to others.
- Christians should engage in leisure activities that enrich one's knowledge of God.
- A Christian should avoid leisure activities that are harmful to self /put one's life at risk.
- A Christian should engage in leisure activities that build the body /mind /soul/ and making a person alert/fit.
- A Christian should avoid leisure activities that are harmful to others/loud music.
7x 1=7mks
- State six similarities between the Christian and African traditional view on leisure (6mks)
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- Identify seven ways Christians spread the gospel suing the print media (7mks)
- By reading the Bible/Christian literature.
- Teaching using CRE textbooks
- Selling magazines with Christian messages.
- Advertising Christian issues in Newspaper/ Printing Christian newspapers /writing/producing publishing Christian magazines
- Distributing Christian pamphlets/Newsletters.
- Illustrating Christian messages using the Bible Atlas.
- Use of encyclopedia/commentaries to explain /interpret Christian terminologies.
- Displaying posters with Christian terminologies.
- Imprinting Christian messages on various objects/items.
- Translating the print media into local languages.
7x 1=7mks
- Give seven reasons why Christians are opposed to deforestation (7mks)
- It destroys God's creation
- It leads to desertification /destruction of catchment area.
- It denies the animals of their natural habitat
- It is against God's command/Human beings should take care of the environment.
- It results in environmental pollution.
- It affects the source of natural/ traditional medicine.
- It destroys the natural beauty/plants/animals.
- It leads to soil erosion /soil degradation.
7 xI=7mks
- How can Christians help to protect the environment? (6mks)
- Teaching practicing methods of caring/conserving the environment/practicing good farming methods/ afforestation/clearing the environment
- Sensitize people on the importance of protecting the environment.
- Volunteer to work in projects aimed at protecting the environment/giving guidelines on environmental management.
- By establishing flowerbeds, tree nurseries for people to get seedlings.
- Taking good care of their homes/ land.
- Avoiding activities that result in environment degradation/role models.
- Condemning the destruction /exploitation of the environment by greedy /powerful people.
- Actively participating in the environmental days / labour Day.
- Giving financial support to environmental programmes.
6x 1=6mks
- Identify seven ways Christians spread the gospel suing the print media (7mks)
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