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- Explain the benefits of learning Christian Religious Education in Secondary school in Kenya. (8mks)
- State the national goals of Education. (7mks)
- Outline how the teaching of CRE promotes national unity. (5mks)
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- State the characteristics of covenant between God and Abraham. (7mks)
- Explain the importance of God’s covenant with Abraham. (7mks)
- What Lessons do Christians learns from the incident when Abraham was willing to sacrifice his son Isaac? (6mks)
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- Give reasons why Israelites demanded for a King (7mks)
- State the achievements of Solomon as King of Israel. (6mks)
- Identify the causes of power struggle in Kenya today. (7mks)
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- Explain Roles of prophets in the Old Testament. (8mks)
- Give reasons why prophet Amos was against the way Israelite worshipped God, (7mks)
- How does God reveal Himself to Christians today? (5mks)
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- Describe the call of Jeremiah. (8mks)
- Identify the evils that prophet Jeremiah condemned Judah. (6mks)
- Outline social evils committed in Kenya today. (6mks)
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- Outline rituals performed during the birth of a baby in Traditional African Community. (8mks)
- State six specialists in Traditional African Communities. (6mks)
- Highlight six roles of the Ancestors in Traditional African Communities. (6mks)
Marking Scheme
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- Explain the benefits of learning Christian Religious Education in Secondary school in Kenya. (8mks)
- It equips the learner with an understanding of God / Spiritual growth.
- The learner acquires life skills to handle challenges in life.
- It helps one to respect his/her own/other people religion.
- It helps one acquire basic principles for Christian living.
- Enable one to understand how to relate with other people.
- Gives answers to questions/mysteries of life.
- It explains the origin/purpose of human beings on earth.
- It leads to employment/career.
- State the national goals of Education. (7mks)
- To foster nationalism, patriotism and national unity.
- Promote social, economic and industrial need for national development.
- Promotes individual development and self- fulfillment.
- Promotes sound moral and religious values.
- Promotes social equality and responsibility.
- Promotes respect and development of Kenyan rich culture.
- Promotes international consciousness.
- Promotes positive attitude towards environmental protection.
- Outline how the teaching of CRE promotes national unity. (5mks)
- CRE teaches about the importance of love.
- CRE teaches social/moral values which strengthen unity among citizens.
- CRE teaches that human beings have derived from different cultural background.
- CRE teaches importance of understanding oneself and appreciating others.
- CRE teaches that all human beings are equal before God.
- Explain the benefits of learning Christian Religious Education in Secondary school in Kenya. (8mks)
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- State the characteristics of covenant between God and Abraham. (7mks)
- It was initiated by God.
- It was solemn/ Permanent /long lasting.
- It was unconditional.
- There were promises to be fulfilled.
- It was sealed through sacrifice of Animal.
- Parties entered it willingly.
- It had an Outward sing /Circumcision.
- It was between two unequal parties.
- Explain the importance of God’s covenant with Abraham. (7mks)
- God established personal relationship with Abraham and became God’s friend.
- It showed that Abraham had faith /trust in God.
- It demonstrated Abraham’s obedience to God.
- Abraham was Assured of God’s protection.
- God revealed to Abraham that he would have a son as his heir /many descendants.
- It confirmed Abraham as God’s Choice through whom all nations shall receive salvation.
- The descendants of Abraham were promised the land of Canaan.
- What Lessons do Christians learns from the incident when Abraham was willing to sacrifice his son Isaac? (6mks)
- They should obey God.
- They should have faith in God.
- They should be patient and wait upon God.
- They should be prepared to face difficult situations.
- They should be ready to give up everything for God.
- God bless those ready to serve him.
- They should involve family members in worship.
- State the characteristics of covenant between God and Abraham. (7mks)
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- Give reasons why Israelites demanded for a King (7mks)
- Samuel had become old.
- Samuel appointed his sons as judges/ made the post hereditary.
- The sons of Samuel were corrupt / failed as judges.
- The Israelites wanted to be like other nations.
- They wanted a king who would lead them to war against their enemies / a military leader.
- They wanted a leader whom they could see.
- They wanted a political government.
- State the achievements of Solomon as King of Israel. (6mks)
- He built the temple for worship of Yahweh.
- He established trade links with neighboring nations.
- He built many cities in Israel.
- He recognized the central government and improved tax collection.
- He established diplomatic links with other countries.
- He installed Act of Covenant in the temple.
- He dedicated temple of God.
- Identify the causes of power struggle in Kenya today. (7mks)
- Greed for material possession.
- Hypocrisy among church member.
- Tribalism / nepotism/ discrimination.
- Gender inequality.
- Economic status.
- Generation Gap.
- Educational status.
- Rigidity/ Conservation among leaders.
- Political interference in leadership of church.
- Prestige.
- Give reasons why Israelites demanded for a King (7mks)
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- Explain Roles of prophets in the Old Testament. (8mks)
- They spoke on behalf of God.
- They foretold the future events.
- They guided and counseled the kings.
- They called people back to repentance.
- They reminded people about the covenant.
- They condemned evil in society.
- Warned people on Gods’ judgment.
- Made people understand nature of God.
- Offered sacrifices to God.
- Anointed Kings.
- Interpret the vision / dreams from God.
- Give reasons why prophet Amos was against the way Israelite worshipped God, (7mks)
- They gave empty sacrifice.
- They practiced syncretism.
- There was insincerity in worship/hypocrisy.
- They made idols.
- The built many high places of worship for themselves.
- They misused the temple by drinking /feasting.
- They refused to listen to prophets of God.
- They missed the Sabbath.
- They practiced temple prostitution.
- How does God reveal Himself to Christians today? (5mks)
- Through Vision.
- Through Dreams.
- By reading word of God / Bible.
- Listening to preachers / crusaders.
- Through natural events /calamities
- Through gift of Holy Spirit.
- Explain Roles of prophets in the Old Testament. (8mks)
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- Describe the call of Jeremiah. (8mks)
- Jeremiah tells of his own experience in which God spoke to him in a personal and direct way.
- God told him that He had consecrated and appointed him a prophet to all nations.
- He was hesitant and said he did not know how to speak because He was young.
- God told him not to fear for He would be with him to protect him.
- God touched Jeremiahs mouth and put words on him.
- Jeremiah prophetic mission would involve God’s judgment on Judah because of her sins and the later restoration of the kingdom.
- Jeremiah call was illustrated through following two visions.
- A branch of the Almond tree which symbolized that God as a King was watching over fulfillment of His word.
- A boiling pot tilting in the North. This symbolized that God would use a nation from north to destroy Judah.
- Identify the evils that prophet Jeremiah condemned Judah. (6mks)
- Idolatry.
- Human sacrifice.
- Necromancy.
- Dishonesty/Deception.
- False prophecy.
- Hypocrisy.
- Adultery.
- Outline social evils committed in Kenya today. (6mks)
- Bribery and corruption.
- Sexual immorality.
- Land grabbing.
- Tribalism and Nepotism.
- Cheating in business.
- False witness in law courts.
- Abortion.
- Robbery with violence.
- Describe the call of Jeremiah. (8mks)
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- Outline rituals performed during the birth of a baby in Traditional African Community. (8mks)
- There is feasting by the family/ relatives.
- Prayers of thank giving.
- Protective charms are given to baby/ mothers.
- Sacrifices are offered to God.
- The mother/ baby are kept in seclusion.
- There is dancing / singing for new life.
- Umbilical cord is cut to separate baby from the mother.
- Baby / mother are given gifts.
- Mother’s hair is shaved.
- Ululations are made to announce sex of the baby.
- Placenta is disposed carefully.
- Baby is washed and given bitter substance to take.
- State six specialists in Traditional African Communities. (6mks)
- Healers/medicine men /women / Herbalist.
- Priests
- Blacksmith
- Rainmakers
- Elders
- Diviners
- Prophets / Prophetesses / Seers
- Highlight six roles of the Ancestors in Traditional African Communities. (6mks)
- To protect /care for the living.
- Act as mediator /link the living to Spiritual world /God.
- They give instructions/ guide /direct living.
- They bless /punish the living.
- They warn about impending danger/calamity.
- They give identity to individuals /community.
- Outline rituals performed during the birth of a baby in Traditional African Community. (8mks)
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