A. ART AND CRAFT ACTIVITIES   

1. When drawing pictures, the parts that appear dark are called:-
   
   1. the coloured parts 
   2. the hidden parts
   3. the parts facing light
   4. the dirty parts
2. The technique of smearing colours onto a surface is kown as:-
   
   1. crayon etching
   2. Smudging
   3. Decorator
   4. Colouring
3. The technique shown below is known as:-
   
   1. Gradation
   2. Etching
   3. Smudging
   4. Shading
4. The following materials are used to make a smooth tonal gradation strip except:-
   
   1. Rubber
   2. Drawing papers
   3. Pencil
   4. Cylindrical container
5. What do we call the drawing of non-moving objects?
   
   1. montage
   2. observation
   3. weaving
   4. still life composition.
6. Grade 4 learners cut pictures and pasted on a manila paper. This is called:-
   1. Mosaic
   2. Montage
   3. Pasting
   4. Crayon etching
7. The threads used in weaving are called warps and _______________________
   1. looms
   2. fibres
   3. wefts
   4. laces
8. Which functional items are made from weaving technique?
   1. Sufuria and mat.
   2. Pot and dish
   3. Bucket and hat
   4. Cot and mat
9. Which one is a source of hides?
   1. Bull
   2. Goat
   3. Hare
   4. Bird
10. What do we call the strip of leather?
    1. skin
    2. membrane
    3. thong
    4. sling

B. MUSIC ACTIVITIES

11. The songs sung in churches every sundays are known as:-
    
    1. Patriotic songs
    2. Sacred songs
    3. Lullaby songs
    4. Folk songs
12. A descant recorder is played by:-
    
    1. Plucking
    2. Bowing
    3. Shaking
    4. Blowing
13. What is the name of the part of the shaker below marked K?
    
    1. metals
    2. shakers
    3. rattles
    4. membrane
14. Which of the following is a minim?
    
15. When many people sing a song together, we call it _________________________ singing
    1. choral
    2. folk
    3. solo
    4. action
16. The special clothes dancers wear during performance is called:-
    1. uniforms
    2. costumes
    3. kitenges
    4. sisal fibres
17. Our National Anthem has _____________________ verses.
    1. four
    2. two
    3. one
    4. three
18. Musical instruments played by either shaking or hitting are called:-
    1. Band
    2. Rhythm
    3. Percussion
    4. Instrumentalists
19. The speed of sound is called:-
    1. Tempo
    2. Melody
    3. Pitch
    4. Rhythm
20. Which one is the second line of the National Anthem?
    1. Haki iwe ngao na mlinzi
    2. Ilete baraka kwetu
    3. Tufanye sote bidii
    4. Natukae na undugu

C. SOCIAL STUDIES ACTIVITIES

21. What is the direction of Saw Mill from the Hospital?
    1. North East
    2. South West
    3. North West
    4. South East
22. What is the main means of transport in Uhanya Area?
    
    1. Road
    2. Railway
    3. Water
    4. Air
23. Uhanya Area is likely to be a:-
    
    1. County
    2. Senate
    3. Ward
    4. Constituency
24. Which economic activity is NOT carried out in Uhanya Area?
    
    1. Fishing
    2. Crop farming
    3. Lumbering
    4. Mining
25. People in Uhanya area are:-
    
    1. Pagans
    2. Muslims
    3. Christians
    4. Traditionalists
26. Which physical feature is shown below?
    
    
    1. Lake
    2. Valley
    3. Plateau
    4. Plain
27. This is a traditional house
    
    It belongs to _________________________ community.
    
    1. Kamba
    2. Maasai
    3. Ameru
    4. Luo
28. On 1st June we celebrate:-
    1. Jamhuri Day
    2. Mashujaa Day
    3. Labour Day
    4. Madaraka Day
29. The point marked S is likely to be
    
    
    1. South West
    2. South East
    3. West South
    4. North West
30. Which one of the following is NOT a historic built environment?
    
    1. Monument
    2. Museu
    3. Mountain
    4. Historical site
31. We depend on _______________________ to make desks and chairs.
    1. Tailors
    2. Nurses
    3. Carpenters
    4. Teachers
32. ___________________________ is the smallest county in Kenya
    1. Nairobi
    2. Nakuru
    3. Mombasa
    4. Kisumu
33. A list of activities carried out in a school everyday is called school _____________________________
    1. routine
    2. motto
    3. history
    4. core value
34. Which type of trade involves the use money?
    1. Currency trade
    2. Barter trade
    3. Exchange trade
    4. Money trade
35. Which type of settlement is shown below?
    
    1. Clustered
    2. Nucleated
    3. Sparse
    4. Linear
36. A compass has __________________________________ cardinal points.
    1. three 
    2. four
    3. eight 
    4. two
37. Which one is NOT an aspect of culture our country?
    1. Dressing
    2. Artefacts
    3. Marriages
    4. Songs and dance
38. Which one is NOT an economic activity
    1. Trading
    2. Farming
    3. Fishing
    4. Weeding
39. Who is the current president of Kenya?
    1. Uhuru Kenyatta
    2. Rigathi Gachagua
    3. Raila Amolo Odinga
    4. William Ruto
40. Every family is headed by a _____________________________.
    1. child
    2. grandfather
    3. mother
    4. father

D. CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES 

41. Who among the following was told to go and dip himself in River Jordan?
    1. Naaman
    2. Bartimaus
    3. Lazarus
    4. Jonah
42. Which disciple did Jesus love most?
    1. Peter
    2. Mark
    3. John
    4. James
43. Which wild animals killed the 42 boys who made fun of prophet Elisha?
    1. Lions
    2. Snakes
    3. Bears
    4. Leopards
44. The following are attributes of God except
    1. Creator
    2. Love
    3. Holy
    4. Ugly
45. _____________________ killed a lion with his bare hands.
    1. Daniel
    2. Jesus
    3. Jonah
    4. Samson
46. Who is NOT a member of a nuclear family?
    1. Father
    2. Daughter
    3. Mother
    4. Aunt
47. Which one of the following books is NOT a gospel?
    1. Luke
    2. Mark
    3. Exodus
    4. John
48. King. __________________ wanted Balaam to curse the people of Israel.
    1. Herod
    2. Ahab
    3. Balak
    4. Saul
49. There are _____________________ books in the Old Testament.
    1. 66
    2. 36
    3. 39
    4. 27
50. The best use of leisure time is to:-
    1. Visit friends
    2. Visit relatives
    3. Visit the old
    4. Watch a christian movie

D. ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES   

41. Which one of the following Surahs warns Muslims against slandering and backbiting?
    1. Al-Alaq
    2. Al-Quirish
    3. Humizah
    4. Inshirrah
42. The surah that was revealed to prophet Muhammad to mention 'read' was
    1. Lahab
    2. Swamad
    3. Al-Fiyl
    4. Alaq
43. The Surah Lahab is also known as the:-
    1. water
    2. flames
    3. soil
    4. abudance
44. We have different duties of the Angels of Allah. Who among them is responsible for wahyi?
    1. Jibril
    2. Mikail
    3. Rwadhar.
    4. Alid
45. None is to be worshipped but Allah, Muhammad is His:-
    1. Prophet
    2. Messenger
    3. Servant
    4. Son
46. The Kalima should be repeatedly recited by:-
    1. Orphans
    2. New converts
    3. All muslims
    4. Imams
47. Who among the following is a recepient of zakkat?
    1. Traveller
    2. New convert
    3. Orphan
    4. Imams
48. Who among the prophets of Allah was given the book of Taurat?
    1. Nabii Issa (AS)
    2. Nabii Ibrahim (AS)
    3. Nabii Dawud (AS)
    4. Nabii Musa (AS)
49. Which one of the following is not an obligatory prayer?
    1. Fajr
    2. Dhuhr
    3. Magharib
    4. Fitr
50. An hypocrite has ________________ sinus.
    1. three
    2. four
    3. two
    4. one

MARKING SCHEME

CRTART

1. B
2. B
3. A
4. D
5. D
6. B
7. C
8. D
9. A
10. C

MUSIC

11. B
12. D
13. C
14. B
15. A
16. B
17. D
18. C
19. A
20. B

SOCIAL STUDIES

21. B
22. A
23. C
24. D
25. C
26. C
27. B
28. D
29. A
30. C
31. C
32. B
33. A
34. A
35. D
36. B
37. B
38. D
39. D
40. D

C.R.E

41. A
42. C
43. C
44. D
45. D
46. D
47. C
48. C
49. C
50. C

I.R.E

41. C
42. D
43. B
44. A
45. B
46. B
47. B
48. D
49.  
50. A

A. SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

1. Three of the following are characteristics
   of all living things. Which one is NOT? 
   1. They breathe
   2. They reproduce
   3. They respond to changes.
   4. They move from one place to another.
2. Oesophagus is also called:-
   
   1. Windpipe
   2. Gullet
   3. Trachea
   4. Liver
3. The main source of heat energy is:-
   1. The sun
   2. jiko
   3. Gas lamp
   4. An electric heater
4. This animal can be classified as:-
   
   1. Fish 
   2. Mammal
   3. Reptile
   4. Amphibian
5. A _______________________ provides security to human beings.
   
   1. horse
   2. camel
   3. dog
   4. lion
6. Which one cannot be used to form ashadow?
   
   1. stone
   2. ball
   3. wood
   4. glass
7. Which one is a protective device while handling small animals?
   1. vest
   2. cap
   3. gloves
   4. socks
8. Which pair of teeth is used to chew food?
   1. Canine and incissor
   2. Incissor and premolar
   3. Molar and canine
   4. Premolar and molar
9. Which part of the digestive system are water and salts absorbed?
   1. Large intestine
   2. Small intestine
   3. Stomach
   4. Rectum
10. The diagram below shows a sense organ for:-
    
    1.  sight
    2. hearing
    3. smell
    4. tasting
11. Which one can be used to transport more water?
    1. Jerricans
    2. Buckets
    3. Dams
    4. water tankers
12. Grade 4 learners put the items in water. Which one did not float?
    1. stone
    2. feather
    3. paper
    4. plastic plate
13. Digestion of food in human beings starts in the:-
    1. stomach
    2. mouth
    3. small intestines
    4. large intestines
14. Which pin fell down last?
    
    
    1. A
    2. B
    3. C
    4. D
15. Materials that allow all the light to pass through are called:-
    1. Opaque objects
    2. Transparent objects
    3. Transluscent objects
    4. Trans - opaque
16. Which one is not a state of matter?
    1. Liquids
    2. Gases
    3. Dust
    4. Solids
17. Which one is a harmful non-green plant?
    1. Yeast
    2. Penincilin
    3. Mould
    4. Mushroom
18. Which of the parts of a computer displays the information?
    1. C.P.U
    2. Monitor
    3. Keyboard
    4. Mouse
19. Heat from the sun reaches us through:-
    1. Radiation
    2. Conduction
    3. Convection
    4. Shining
20. Which one does not make environment dirty?
    1. wind
    2. pollutant
    3. perfume
    4. Air

B. HOMESCIENCE ACTIVITIES

21. Which of the following materials cannot be used to make a móp as a cleaning equipment?
    
    1. Twigs
    2.  String
    3. Long grass
    4. Plastic bottles
22. Which one is a legume?
    1. Sorghum
    2. Wheat
    3. Greengram
    4. Cassava
23. Which one cannot be used to make shoes?
    1. Leather
    2. Plastic
    3. Canvas
    4. Polythene
24. Which personal item is used to dry our body after bath?
    1. Towel
    2. Blanket
    3. Handkerchief
    4. Duster
25. When sewing a cloth using a needle, we protect our thumbs using:-
    1. a pin cushron
    2. a thimble
    3. a needle
    4. a tape measure
26. Which fuel is used in the diagram below?
    
    1. paraffin
    2. gas
    3. firewood
    4. charcoal
27. Which one of the following is NOT needed for good health?
    1. shelter
    2. rest
    3. food
    4. sleeping the whole day
28. Which type of medicine is shown below?
    
    1. syrup 
    2. capsule
    3. tablet-
    4. injection
29. Which one is a communicable disease? 
    1. Tooth ache
    2. Flu
    3. Vomiting
    4. Marasmus
30. Paul takes bath in a room in their house. This room is called:-
    1. Dining room
    2. Kitchen
    3. Bathroom
    4. washroom
31. Midday meal is also known as:-
    1. Lunch
    2. Supper
    3. Breakfast
    4. Dinner
32. We should wear gloves when doing First Aid in nose bleeding to:-
    1. make hands remain clean 
    2. avoid infections
    3. keep hands warm
    4. stop bleeding at once

C. AGRICULTURE ACTIVITIES

33. Which farm tool is used to level the ground after digging?
    1. Wheelbarrow
    2. Rake
    3. Folk jembe
    4. Spade
34. Which type of soil has the largest air spaces?
    1. Clay soil
    2. Loam soil
    3. Silk soil
    4. Sandy soil
35. Grade 4 learners were told to make a compost manure. Which one they don't need?
    1. Animal wastes
    2. Plastic cups
    3. Dry leaves
    4. Kitchen wastes
36. Which wild animal kills and feeds on poultry birds?
    1. Mole
    2. Squirrel
    3. Mongoose
    4. Monkey
37. Which method conserves water in the soil most?
    1. mulching
    2. shading
    3. irrigation
    4. prunning
38. The removal of excess fruit seedlings from a nursery bed is called:-
    1. Thinning
    2. Prunning
    3. Gapping
    4. Uprooting
39. Fruit tree seedlings can be obtained from the following except:-
    1. Local nurseries
    2. Local farms
    3. Local school
    4. Natural forests
40. What shows that tomatoes are ready for harvesting?
    1. They fall off.
    2. They turn dark green.
    3. They begin to ripe.
    4. They form dotted spots.
41. Which of the following farm tools is used to carry farm produce to the stores?
    1. Rake
    2. Wheelbarrow
    3. Watering can
    4. File
42. Which domestic animal is mainly kept for the production of milk and mutton?
    1. Dairy cattle
    2. Sheep
    3. Chicken
    4. Fighting
43. Grade 5 learners were told to bring the following materials by their Agriculture teacher.
    1. Dry grass
    2. Kitchen wastes
    3. Maize stalks 
    4. Ash
       What were they likely to make?
       1. A scarecrow
       2. A Nursery bed
       3. A compost manure
       4. A farmyard manure

D. PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION ACTIVITIES.

44. Which one of the following games is NOT played for fun and enjoyment? 
    1. Swimming
    2. Netball
    3. Skipping rope
    4. Fighting
45. Kneeling and raising the ball behind the head and throwing is called:-
    
    1. Chest pass
    2. Under arm pass
    3. Bounce pass
    4. Kneeling overhead throw
46. What is the approximate size of the soccer ball for Grade 4 boys?
    
47. Who among the following people uses a whistle in a football match?
    1. Coach
    2. Referee
    3. Goal keeper
    4. Team manager
48. __________________________________ is a game played between two teams that involves hitting a leather ball with a bat.
    1. Frisbee game
    2. Rounders
    3. Hand juggling
    4. Football
49. The diagram shows a playing pitch.
    
    The square marked P is called
    1. Square pitch
    2. Pitcher's square
    3. Catcher's square
    4. Bowler's square
50. Which one is NOT an equipment for playing the game of rounders?
    1. Rounders bat
    2. Rounders ball
    3. Rounders helmet 
    4. Rounders post

MARKING SCHEME

SCI&TECH

1. D
2. B
3. A
4. C
5. C
6. D
7. C
8. D
9. A
10. A
11. D
12. A
13. B
14. D
15. B
16. C
17. C
18. B
19. A
20. D

HOMESCIENCE

21. D
22. C
23. D
24. A
25. B
26. D
27. D
28. B
29. B
30. C
31. A
32. B

AGRICULTURE

33. B
34. D
35. B
36. C
37. A
38. A
39. D
40. C
41. B
42. D
43. C

PHE

44. D
45. D
46. B
47. B
48. B
49. D
50. C

Soma mazungumzo yafuatayo kisha ujibu maswali 1 hadi 5.    

Polisi:      Usijaribu! Unaendesha gari bila taa zote za mbele?
Utingo:    Niko hapa Afande. Hujambo mzee?
Polisi:      Nimemwita dereva. Sikukuita wewe. Kwa nini anaendesha gari barabara i ilhali halina taa zote za mbele? Tena mnabeba                          abiria wawili wanaosimama.
Utingo:     Lakini afande, hapa pana chui kidogo!
Polisi:      Usijaribu! Wewe huna aibu? Unajaribu kumhonga afisa wa polisi!
Dereva:    Lakini Afande ....................
Polisi:       Sitaki hizo lakini zenu. Nimewakamata wewe na dereva wa gari hil. Twende kwenye kituo cha polisi. Nyinyi mtamweleza                          hakimu hizo lakini zenu. Ala! Njia ya mwongo ni fupi!
Utingo:     Tafadhali ............
Polisi:       Abiria wengine shukeni mngojee gari jingine.
Dereva:    Tafathali. Tusamehe................
Polisi:       Hapana cha tafadhali. Nyinyi abiria wawili mliosimama pia twendeni kwenye kituo cha polisi.

1. Utingo ni mtu gani?
   
   1. Afisa wa polisi
   2. Msaidizi wa dereva.
   3. Abiria.
   4. Mtu ambaye anachukua nauli
2. Watu wangapi walishikwa na Afisa wa polisi?
   
   1. Wanne
   2. Wawili
   3. Watatu
   4. Watano
3. Hakimu anapatikana wapi kazini?
   1. Kwenye kituo cha polisi
   2. Kortini
   3. Barabarani
   4. Kwa jela
4. Utingo alisema, "hapa pana chai kidogo." maana yake ni:-
   1. Chai kwa kikombe
   2. Nauli
   3. Pesa
   4. Hongo
5. Dereva wa gari alipatikana na hatia ngapi?
   1. moja
   2. mitatu
   3. hakuna
   4. mawili

Soma kifungu kifuatacho kisha ujibu maswali 6 hadi 11.            

Hapo zamani za kale paliishi wazee watatu waliokuw marafiki. Wote walikuwa maskini. Siku moja waliamua kwenda mahali panapoitwa Kaunguni kutafuta mali. Kufika huko ilikuwa ni tabu kwa sababu iliwabidi kupita vijiji vingi na kuvuka jito kubwa sana.

Kwa vile safari ilikuwa ndefu, waliamua kutafuta farasi ili waweze kufika upesi. Kwa bahati mbaya, kila
walikokwenda kutafuta farasi hawakufanikiwa kwa sababu
farasi walikuwa safarini. Basi wazee hao waliendelea na safari mpaka wakafika kwenye kijiji kilichokuwa karibu na lile jito.

Hapa walibahatika kupata farasi watatu ingawa farasi hawa hawakuwa wa kawaida. Farasi hawa wakiwa wakila vyakula tofauti. Wa kwanza alikula nguo za binadamu, wa pili alikula nyama ya binadamu, na wa tatu alikula nyama ya farasi. Kwa hivyo wazee walikuwa na tatizo la kutafuta vyakula vya farasi hawa.

6. Wazee hawa watatu walikuwa na uhusiano upi?
   
   1. walikuwa matajiri
   2. Walikuwa wajinga
   3. Walikuwa wajanja
   4. Walikuwa maskini
7. Safari ya wazee hawa ilikuwa na nia gani?
   1. Kutafuta farasi
   2. Kwenda kutafuta utajiri
   3. Kuvuka jito
   4. Kuenda Kaunguni
8. Farasi wa mwisho alikuwa yupi?
   
   1. Aliyekula nguo
   2. Aliyekula farasi
   3. Aliyeluka binadamu
   4. Aliyekuwa mzembe
9. Ni farasi yupi alikuwa katikati?
   
   1. Alaye watoto
   2. Mlafarasi
   3. Mlanguo
   4. Mlawatu
10. Ni kitu gani kilichofanyikia farasi hawa walipovuka mto?
    1. Waligeuka kuwa wa kawaida
    2. Walimea pembe
    3. Walipata mali nyingi
    4. Walitajirika
11. Kichwa kifaacho taarifa hii ni:-
    1. Juhudi sio pato
    2. Mchagua jembe si mkulima
    3. Akili nyingi huondoa maarifa
    4. Baada ya dhiki ni faraja

Jaza mapengo kwa kutumia jibu bora zaidi kutoka nambari 12 hadi 16.

Dawa___12___ kulevya hutumiwa na baadhi ya watu na kufanya kuonekana kama 13. Miongoni ___14___dawa hizi ni kama vile bangi, aina fulani ya ___15___ za kumeza na dawa fulani za ___16___kwa sindano.

Kutoka nambari 17 hadi 30, jibu kulingana na maagizo.

17. Neno "kifaru" iko katika ngeli ipi?
    
    1. I - ZI
    2. KI - VI
    3. U - ZI
    4. A - WA
18. Umbo hili huitwa?
    
    
    1. Mraba
    2. Mstatili
    3. Duara
    4. Mche
19. Rafiki _____________________________ amefika.
    
    1. wangu
    2. yangu
    3. langu
    4. changua
20. Anayejenga kwa mawe huitwa _______________________________
    1. mwashi
    2. sonara
    3. seremala
    4. mhunzi
21. Humusi huandikwaje?
    1. ¹/₅
    2. ¹/₆
    3. ¼
    4. ¹/₈
22. Andika wingi wa:-
    "Uso mfupi"
    1. Macha mafupi
    2. Mauso fupi
    3. Nyuso fupi
    4. Nyuso mfupi
23. Msimu wa baridi kali bila mvua huitwa:-
    1. Kiangazi
    2. Vuli
    3. Masika
    4. Kipupwe
24. Samaki ___________________________ ni wakubwa sana.
    1. hizo
    2. hao
    3. zile
    4. hio
25. Aliandika barua ____________________________ kalamu ya wino.
    1. na
    2. kwa
    3. la
    4. cha
26. Kitenzi "cheka" katika hali ya kutendewa ni:-
    1. Chekwa
    2. Chekelewa
    3. Chekea
    4. Chekewa
27. _________________________________ niazime kalamu yako, yangu imepotea.
    1. Pole
    2. Tafadhali
    3. Samahani
    4. Niwie radhi
28. Pesa anazolipa abiria yeyote ni:-
    1. faini
    2. karo
    3. nauli
    4. kiingilio
29. Tunapita mtihani _______________________ tulifanya bidii.
    1. na
    2. pia
    3. lakini
    4. kwa sababu
30. Simu ya mkono huitwa? ____________________________
    1. Runinga
    2. Rununu
    3. Sare
    4. Kompyuta

INSHA

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SHULE YETU

MARKING SCHEME

1. D
2. A
3. B
4. D
5. D
6. D
7. B
8. B
9. D
10. A
11. D
12. C
13. D
14. C
15. A
16. D
17. D
18. B
19. B
20. A
21. A
22. C
23. D
24. C
25. B
26. B
27. B
28. C
29. D
30. B

Read the conversation below and then answer questions 1-5.   

Peter:      Hello Winnie! How are you doing?
Winnie:   Hallo Peter! Am very fine. How about you?
Peter:     Oh! I am quite well and healthy.
Winnie:   Wah! You look "handsome"
Peter:      Thank you for your observation. I heard that your mother was admitted? How is she feeling now?
Winnie:   She is now improving. Infact my father has gone to discharge her today. All will be well.
Peter:      God is great! I told my mother about it and she allowed me to come and say sorry to all of you.
Winnie:    I am very greatful for your kindness to us. "Will you be ok with warm or cold fruit juice?"
Peter:      Warm can do because it is cold. Thanks alot.
Winnie:    Welcome!

1. Where do you think Peter and Winnie were?
   
   1. In school
   2. In the hospital
   3. At Winnie's home
   4. At Peter's home
2. What is likely to be the opposite of the word "handsome" as used in the conversation?
   
   1. Beatiful
   2. Kind
   3. Ugly
   4. Pretty
3. How many peole are mentioned in the conversation above?
   
   1. five
   2. four
   3. three
   4. twO
4. Winnie serve Peter with:-
   1. Warm tea
   2. Cold fruit juice
   3. Hot fruit juice
   4. Warm fruit juice
5. Which polite word did Winnie say at the end of the conversation?
   1. Thank you!
   2. Hallo!
   3. Good bye!
   4. Welcome!

Read the passage below and then answer questions 6 - 13.

Once upon a time, there lived a naughty boy called Ury. The boy was so naughty that he never listened to anybody. Although the boy was naughty, he was very good in making friends. He made friendship even with people he did not know. His parents warned him against such behaviours but he did not change at all.

One day on his way to school, he met an Ogre. Since he was not afraid of strangers he stood to greet the Ogre. He did not know it was an Ogre. The Ogre was very happy because it had not eaten for the past three days. As he was talking to the Ogre, it could catch the flies and eat them. He could not notice this for it had another mouth at the back of the head.

The Ogre told the boy to follow him for sweets. He was taken to a dark cave and before he discovered the trick he had been turned into a tasty meal.

6. Long ago there lived a ____________________________________ boy.
   
   1. good
   2. foolish
   3. wise
   4. naughty
7. The boy could do the following except
   
   1. talk
   2. listen
   3. sleep
   4. dance
8. The boy was good at making:-
   
   1. enemies
   2. noise
   3. songs
   4. friends
9. The boy was _________________________________ by his parents.
   
   1. carried
   2. abused
   3. warned
   4. threatened
10. Where was the boy going to when he met the Ogre?
    
    1. School
    2. Market
    3. Cave
    4. River
11. Which statement is wrong about an Ogre?
    
    1. It ate flies.
    2. It was handsome
    3. It had two mouths
    4. It ate the naughty boy
12. A person you don't know is known as a ___________________________________________________
    1. an Ogre
    2. visitor
    3. stranger
    4. naughty
13. The Ogre had promised, ______________________________ to the boy.
    1. Fruits
    2. Honey
    3. Sweets
    4. Tasty meal
14. The best title for this story is:-
    1. The sweets
    2. A day to school
    3. The Ogre
    4. The boy and the Ogre

Fill the blank spaces numbered 15-19 with the correct words below.

A thief ___15___ into ___16___ house. It was dark inside as he made___17___ way ___18___ the sitting room ___19___ the dining room and the store.

For questions 20-30, answer according to instructions.   

20. The patient died ______________________________ malaria.
    
    1. with
    2. from
    3. of
    4. for
21. Purity is the ______________________________ girl in Grade four.
    
    1. beautiful
    2. more beautiful
    3. most beautiful
    4. most beauty
22. Write the plural form of the underlined word.
    Our chief was given a gum.
    
    1. chiefs
    2. chieves
    3. chiefes
    4. chief
23. The two teachers shared the gifts _____________________________ themselves equally.
    1. among
    2. between
    3. for
    4. with
24. Bondeni primary school __________________________ hardly number one in the sub county.
    1. are
    2. will
    3. were
    4. is
25. Grade 5 learners bought a hen for the project. The hen is:-
    1. there's
    2. they
    3. thems
    4. theirs
26. Which animal does not fit in the group?
    1. Cock
    2. Ram
    3. Bull
    4. Ewe
27. What is the opposite of the underlined word in the sentence?
    The month of March is usually a wet month in Limuru.
    1. cool
    2. hot
    3. dry
    4. warm
28. A young child cannot drink hot tea, _______________________?
    1. does she
    2. can she
    3. can't she
    4. doesn't she
29.  As black as __________________________
    1. darkness
    2. hair
    3. coal
    4. death
30. Choose a similar word for the underlined word in the sentence.
    The little girl aided her sick mother.
    1. helped
    2. called
    3. treated
    4. praised

COMPOSITION

Write an interesting composition about

MY JOURNEY TO THE VILLAGE

MARKING SCHEME

1. C
2. C
3. A
4. D
5. D
6. D
7. B
8. D
9. C
10. A
11. B
12. C
13. C
14. D
15. B
16. A
17. C
18. D
19. A
20. C
21. C
22. A
23. B
24. D
25. D
26. D
27. C
28. B
29. C
30. A

QUESTIONS   

1. What is seven hundred and sixty in symbols?
   
   1. 7060
   2. 70060
   3. 760
   4. 716
2. What is the place value of digit 8 in the number 48267?
   
   1. Tens of thosands
   2. Hundreds
   3. Thousands
   4. Tens
3. Kemboi added the number cards below
   
   What was his correct answer?
   
   1. 4271
   2. 1032
   3. 527
   4. 3527
4. What is the next number in the sequence?
   91, 89, 87, 85, _____________________________
   
   1. 82
   2. 79
   3. 83
   4. 81
5. What is 9 in Roman numbers?
   1. xiv
   2. ix
   3. viiii
   4. vix
6. Which one is an even number?
   1. 703
   2. 307
   3. 806
   4. 609
7. What is the total value of digit 6 in 36579?
   1. 60000
   2. 6000
   3. 36000
   4. 60
8. Which angle is drawn below?
   
   
   1. Acute angle
   2. Right angle
   3. Obtuse angle
   4. Reflex angle
9. Njeri a Grade 4 learner used 5, 6, 9 and 1 to form a four digit number. What is the largest number she made?
   1. 9156
   2. 9561
   3. 9651
   4. 1569
10. Multiply: 83 x 7=
    1. 581
    2. 481
    3. 521
    4. 591
11. Sendeyo had 1298 cows. If 1087 cows died because of drought, how many cows remained??
    1. 211
    2. 634
    3. 2211
    4. 12389
12. How many triangles are there in the shape below?
    
    1. 4
    2. 5
    3. 6
    4. 7
13. What is the sum of the next two multiples of 7 after 35?
    1. 91
    2. 81
    3. 98
    4. 42
14. What is the perimeter of the figure below?
    
    1. 104cm
    2. 94cm
    3. 76cm
    4. 58cm
15. Round off 855 to the nearest 10
    1. 800
    2. 850
    3. 900
    4. 860
16. Which one is a mixed number?
    1. ⁷/₁₀
    2. ⁸/₃
    3. 2¼
    4. 1.4
17. Divide 87 ÷ 3 = _____________________
    1. 29
    2. 19
    3. 27
    4. 17
18. Work out: 10 x 47 = _______________________
    1. 57
    2. 47
    3. 0
    4. 470
19. What is the time in the clockface below?
    
    1. Six oclock
    2. Twelve oclock
    3. Half past six
    4. Half past twelve
20. Which one is a wavy line?
    
21. Rose has sh. 500 note. How many sh. 50 notes can she get?
    1. 10
    2. 550
    3. 500
    4. 100
22. How many ½kg packets of sugar are there in 8kg?
    1. 4
    2. 7½
    3. 16
    4. 8
23. What is the approximate length of your classroom door?
    1. 2m
    2. 2cm
    3. 2km
    4. 2mm
24. Which one of the following pairs has factors of 32 only?
    1. 8 and 16
    2. 8 and 4
    3. 9 and 4
    4. 4 and 7
25. Change 3²/₅ into an improper fraction.
    1. ¹⁵/₅
    2. ³²/₅
    3. ¹⁷/₅
    4. ¹⁰/₅
26. What is the place value of digit 8 in 25.68?
    1. Hundredths
    2. Tenths
    3. Thousandths
    4. Oneths
27. Work out:-
      m          cm
       4           25
     ×               5 
                        
    
    1. 20m     125cm
    2. 21m       25 cm
    3. 21m       20cm
    4. 20m       30cm
28. How many jugs will fill the sufuria?
    
    1.  32
    2. 16
    3. 18
    4. 8
29. What is the area of the figure below?
    
    1. 44
    2. 48
    3. 40
    4. 36
30. Jim used 3 hours 44 minutes to travel from Nanyuki to Eldoret. He used 2 hours 12 minutes to travel back to Nanyuki. How long was his journey?
    1. 3 hours      46 minutes
    2. 1 hour        32 minutes
    3. 5 hours      50 minutes 
    4. 5 hours      56 minutes

MARKING SCHEME

1. C
2. C
3. D
4. C
5. B
6. C
7. B
8. B
9. C
10. A
11. A
12. B
13. A
14. B
15. D
16. C
17. A
18. D
19. B
20. A
21. A
22. C
23. A
24. B
25. C
26. A
27. B
28. A
29. C
30. D

Questions

Study the map of Seta Area and answer questions 1-7

1. The land in Seta area slopes from
   
   1. North
   2. East.
   3. West. 
   4. South
2. Which one of the following factors led to the growth of Seta town?
   
   1. Economic activities.
   2. Road junction.
   3. Security
   4. Climatic conditions.
3. Traders in Seta area obtain their trading licences from
   
   1. Sema market
   2. County offices.
   3. Police station.
   4. County commissioner's office.
4. The main religion in Seta town is
   
   1. Islamic
   2. Christian
   3. Hinduism.
   4. Judaism.
5. Which one of the following economic activities is not practised in Seta area?
   
   1. Farming
   2. Lumbering
   3. Tourism.
   4. Fishing
6. What is the climate of the North of Seta area?
   
   1. Cool and wet.
   2. Hot and wet.
   3. Hot and dry
   4. Hot and cool.
7. The administrative head of Seta area is a
   
   1. county commissioner.
   2. governor.
   3. regional co-ordinator.
   4. police officer.
8. Which one of the following language groups is correctly matched with the place of origin?
   
   1. Cushites - Cameroon.
   2. Bantus - Bar-el Ghazel.
   3. Nilotes - Horn of Africa.
   4. Semites - Saudi Arabia.
9. The following are descriptions of an early hominid
   
   1. Remains were discovered near lake Turkana and Olduvai Gorge
   2. Made simple tools
   3. Made slurred speech
   4. Lived in caves
      The hominid described above is
      
      1. homo habilis.
      2. homo erectus.
      3. homo sapien
      4. homo sapien sapien.
10. Three of the following are traditional methods of education. Which method did the learner need an expert to learn through observation?
    
    1. Story telling.
    2. Use of riddles.
    3. Use of proverbs.
    4. Apprenticeship.
11. The following are types of soils. Which one is found in the flood plains through deposition?
    
    1. Loamy soil.
    2. Volcanic soil.
    3. Alluvial soil
    4. Sandy soil.
12. The following are characteristics of a relief region in Kenya:
    
    1. Lies between 250m and 1100m above sea level.
    2. It is generally flat
    3. Has some eroded hills
    4. It is generally dry
       The region described above is
       
       1. the highlands
       2. the plateaus.
       3. the Rift Valley.
       4. the Coastal lowlands.
13. Among the Nandi community, people who were born almost the same time formed
    
    1. a clan
    2. age group
    3. age set.
    4. age mates.
14. The main aim of education in traditional African society was to
    
    1. prepare the youth for adulthood and become responsible members of the society
    2. prepare the youth for employment in traditional industries.
    3. instill discipline and responsibility.
    4. instill knowledge and skills.
15. Which group of mountains below were formed through faulting?
    
    1. Atlas, Drankensberg, Cape ranges.
    2. Ruwenzori, Usambara, Kharas.
    3. Kilimanjaro, Kenya, Elgon.
    4. Ahagger, Tibesti, Homboli.
16. Which of the following groups consists of crops grown in traditional agriculture?
    1. Yams, sorghum, millet.
    2. Millet, cassava, wheat.
    3. Arrow roots, French beans, Yams.
    4. Sweet potatoes, cassava, rice.
17. The main problem facing poultry farming in Kenya today is
    
    1.  high cost of poultry feeds.
    2. attacks by pests and diseases.
    3. over production of poultry products.
    4. competition from imported poultry products.
18. Which one of the following minerals is not correctly matched with its use?
    
    1. Soda ash-making toothpaste.
    2. Fluorspar - strengthening steel and aluminium.
    3. Diatomite-making paints.
    4. Limestone - making cement.
19. The government of Kenya is promoting fish farming mainly to
    
    1.  improve the living standards of the farmers.
    2.  increase food production
    3.  increase government revenue.
    4.  make good use of unproductive land.
20.  Which one of the following traditional methods of weather observation is used today?
    
    1. Croaking of frogs.
    2. Migration of ants.
    3. Observing the movement of the clouds.
    4. Phases of the moon.
21. The system used by Portuguese to rule her colonies in Africa was know as
    
    1. assimilation 
    2. association.
    3. direct. 
    4. indirect
22. The following are characteristics of population of Germany. Which one is not?
    
    1. Majority of the people are old.
    2. The population is not evenly distributed.
    3. There are slightly more males than females.
    4. The population has a small dependence ratio.
23. The main reason why the government of Kenya established settlement schemes in Kenya after independence was to
    
    1. improve the living standards of the people.
    2. increase food production in the country.
    3. settle the landless
    4. put more land under cultivation.
24. The method of irrigation used in Mwea Tebere irrigation scheme is
    
    1. canal.
    2. furrow.
    3. drip
    4. overhead.

Use the map of Africa to answer questions 25 to 28

25.  The winds marked M are known as
    
    1. Hamattan.
    2. Westerlies.
    3. North West trade winds.
    4. Northery winds.
26. The plateau marked S is called
    
    1. Bie plateau.
    2. Fouta Djallon.
    3. Jos plateau.
    4. Nyika plateau.
27. The Island country marked X was colonized
    
    1. French 
    2. British
    3. Italians
    4. Germans.
28. The climatic region marked Y is experienced in the following countries except
    
    1. Morocco 
    2. Libya.
    3. Tunisia.
    4. Chad.
29. Below is a description of a town in Eastern Africa:
    
    1. It is an industrial centre
    2. It is the commercial capital of its country
    3. It serves as the gateway of its country
    4. It is the biggest city in its country
    5. It is a tourist centre
       The town described above is
       
       1. Nairobi.
       2. Arusha.
       3. Mombasa.
       4. Dar es salaam.
30. The main contribution of sugarcane growing in Sudan is that
    
    1.  it has led to the growth of industries.
    2.  it has led to the development of infrastructure.
    3. it has led to the creation of job opportunities.
    4.  it has led to the increment of government income.
31. Which one of the following is not a type of marriage recognized in Kenya?
    
    1. Civil marriage.
    2. Religious marriage.
    3. Eloping marriage.
    4. Customary marriage.
32. The following are functions of the head teachers in a public primary school. Which one is not?
    
    1. Ensures that the day-today activities of the school are running smoothly.
    2.  Keeps important documents of the school.
    3. Controls the ministry of education.
    4. Admits new pupils in the school.
33. The main difference between horticultural farming in Kenya and Netherlands is that
    
    1. horticultural farming in Netherlands is carried out on arable land while in Kenya it is done on reclaimed land.
    2. horticultural farming in Netherlands is highly mechanized while in Kenya it is less mechanized.
    3. Netherlands practise monocropping while Kenya grow all the horticultural crops.
    4. horticultural farming in Netherlands is done by the government while in Kenya it is done by individuals.
34. Which one of the following is the main benefit of forestry in Swaziland?
    
    1. Earns the country foreign exchange.
    2. Creation of job opportunities.
    3. Moderates the climate of the country.
    4. Provides raw materials for paper industry.
35. The document issued by a court of law outlining the person who will manage the estate of the deceased person is known as
    
    1. a will
    2. testate.
    3. letter of administration.
    4. intestate.
36.  The following are conditions favouring a crop grown in Africa:
    
    1. High humidity throughout the year
    2. High and well distributed rainfall of between 1500mm - 2000mm
    3. High temperatures of between 24°c - 28°c
    4. Protection from strong sunlight
    5. Low altitude of upto 750m
       The crop whose conditions are described above is
       
       1. cocoa.
       2. cloves
       3. cotton
       4. sugarcane.
37. Three of the following statements are true about the white settlers in Kenya. Which one is not?
    
    1. They introduced cash crop farming in Kenya.
    2. They introduced new methods of modern farming.
    3. They introduced livestock keeping in Kenya.
    4. They took the fertile land from the Africans.
38. The main tourist attraction in the Rift valley region of Kenya is
    
    1.  wildlife.
    2. beautiful sceneries.
    3. sandy beaches.
    4. rich cultural practices.
39. In which two months of the year is the sun overhead the equator?
    
    1. March and September.
    2. June and September.
    3. September and December.
    4. December and March.
40. Which one of the following methods of administration was used by the British in administering Northern Nigeria?
    
    1. Assimilation.
    2. Direct rule.
    3. Association.
    4. Indirect rule.
41. Which one of the following is a social right of a citizen in Kenya?
    
    1. Right to work and earn a living.
    2. Right to marry and raise a family.
    3. Right to vote.
    4. Right to do business.
42. Which one of the following is not a similarity between the government of Kenya and Swaziland?
    
    1. In both countries the heads of state are commanders of the Defence Forces
    2. In both countries parliament has two houses
    3. In both countries the head of government is the Prime Minister.
    4. Both countries have civil servants.
43. Which one of the following is a form of child abuse?
    
    1. Forcing children to go to school.
    2. Engaging children in household chores.
    3. Enforcing moral laws in them.
    4. Denying them food as a way of punishment.
44. Which one of the following is the most commonly abused drug in Kenya?
    
    1. Alchohol.
    2. Bhang.
    3. Cigarette.
    4. Miraa.
45. During the Belgians rule in Congo the native Africans were referred to as
    
    1. prazos.
    2. indigina.
    3. evolvees.
    4. assimilees
46. Which one of the following river projects is not correctly matched with its source of water?
    
    1. Akosombo Dam - R. Volta.
    2. Aswan High Dam - R. Nile.
    3. Seven Forks Dams - R. Tana.
    4. Kariba Dam - R. Niger.
47. Which one of the following methods of conflict resolution involves taking the matter to court
    
    1. Litigation 
    2. Mediation.
    3. Arbitration.
    4. Conciliation
48. The best method of conserving wildlife is by
    
    1. passing strict laws against poachers.
    2. banning trade that involves the selling of game products,
    3. fencing game parks.
    4. educating the people about the importance of wildlife conversation.
49. The main reason why the Europeans scrambled for colonies in Africa was
    
    1. search for raw materials for their industries.
    2. search for markets for their industrial goods.
    3. need to spread christianity.
    4. need to settle the surplus population.
50. The bill of rights are guaranteed in the constitution in chapter
    
    1. Five.
    2. Four
    3. Seven.
    4. One.
51. The diagram below means
    
    
    1.  no entry 
    2. no road ahead
    3. stop
    4. road busy
52. Who was the first President of Ghana when it gained independence?
    
    1. J.B Danguah.
    2. Canaan Banana.
    3. Kwameh Nkrumah.
    4. Robert Mugabe.
53. In Kenya National Assembly debates are controlled by the
    
    1. sergent at arms.
    2. leader of majority.
    3. President.
    4. speaker.
54. The body in charge of elections in Kenya is mandated to carry out the following functions except
    
    1. drawing and reviewing boundaries
    2. solving nomination disputes
    3. nullifying election results
    4. announcing election results
55. Which group of countries used armed struggle during their struggle for independence in the colonial period?
    
    1. Kenya, Zimbabwe, Mozambique.
    2. Ghana, Uganda, Tanzania.
    3. Ghana, South Africa, Uganda.
    4. Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya.
56. The main source of revenue for the county governments in Kenya is
    
    1. grants from the national government.
    2. taxes.
    3. rents.
    4. Ioans.
57. The following are qualities of a good leader except
    
    1. intolerant.
    2. patriotic.
    3. impartial.
    4. loyal.
58. Kenya became independent in
    
    1. 1960
    2. 1963
    3. 1964
    4. 1978
59. HIV/AIDS can not be transmitted through
    
    1. sexual intercourse.
    2. shaking hands.
    3. sharing sharp objects.
    4. kissing.
60. The head quarters of A.U are based in
    
    1. Addis Ababa.
    2. Nairobi.
    3. Arusha.
    4. Cairo.

Christian Religious Education

61.  Which one of the following facts from the biblical stories of creation shows that human beings are given the mandate to subdue the earth?
    
    1. Human beings are commanded to multiply and fill the earth.
    2. Human beings are given the power to name all the other creatures
    3. Human beings are given the power to take care of God's creation
    4. Human beings are commanded to have work and leisure.
62. In the Exodus the presence of God was manifested by
    
    1. a mighty wind
    2. an earthquake and a still voice
    3. a burning bush and a pillar of cloud
    4. a pillar of fire and cloud
63. Now I know you have obedient reverence for God, because you have not kept back your only son from me." (Genesis 22:12) These words were spoken by God to
    
    1. Noah
    2. Abraham
    3. David
    4. Moses
64. The following are lessons learnt from the ten plaques that God sent to the Egyptians. Which one is not?
    
    1. Yahweh was aware of the problems of the Israelites
    2. Yawheh was working through His prophet, Moses
    3. Yahweh was determined to save His people
    4. Yahweh was less powerful than the Egyptian gods.
65. Which of the following action by the Israelites during passover does not show that they were in a hurry?
    
    1. Eating while standing
    2. The unleavened bread
    3. The bitter herbs
    4. Eating while wearing sandals
66. Who among the following kings brought the ark of the covenant to the temple of Jerusalem?
    
    1. David
    2. Saul
    3. Solomon 
    4. Rehoboam
67. Which one of the following lists consists of historical books of the Bible only?
    
    1. Judges, Nehemiah, Esther
    2. 1st Kings, Exodus, Leviticus
    3. 1st Chronicles, Numbers, Psalms
    4. Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Jobs
68. Who among the following is not a major prophet?
    
    1. Daniel 
    2. Ezekiel
    3. Isaiah 
    4. Joel
69. During the God's covenant with Jeremiah in Jeremiah 31:3-34, God promised to
    
    1. make a new covenant where each individual will come to know God.
    2. make David's dynasty continue forever
    3. preserve the life of people
    4. fulfill the promises He had made to Abraham.
70. Which one of the following commandments discourages us from being greedy for what does not belong to us?
    
    1. Do not desire another man's property
    2. Do not accuse anyone falsely
    3. Do not use my name for evil purpose
    4. Respect your mother and father
71. The following are events that happened in the life of Jesus: - Heaven opened - The Holy Spirit came in the form of a dove - Sound was heard from heaven. g which of the following occassions did the above events take place?
    
    1. During the transfiguration of Jesus
    2. During the death of Jesus
    3. During the temptations of Jesus
    4. During the baptism of Jesus
72. Which one of the following was the main message of John the baptist?
    
    1. Baptism and humility
    2. Repentance and baptism
    3. Love and generosity
    4. Forgiveness and joy
73. Jesus was circumcised at the age of eight days because
    
    1.  it was in accordance to the Jewish customs
    2. his parents were in a hurry to flee to Egypt
    3. there was a census in the whole Roman empire
    4. the angel told Joseph to do so in a dream
74. One way through which Jesus cared for the less fortunate in the society was
    
    1. preaching to them and judging them for their sins
    2. telling people to, despise them as they were lazy
    3. encouraging them to read the Bible when they were free
    4. feeding the hungry and healing the sick.
75. Which one of the following was not a value taught by Jesus during the sermon on the mountain?
    
    1. Spiritual poverty
    2. Peace making
    3. Humility
    4. Courage
76. "Do not put the lord your God into tesi" Jesus said these words to the devil when he tempted him to
    
    1. kneel down and worship him
    2. change stones into bread
    3. throw himself down from the top of the temple
    4. build the temple at Jerusalem in a day.
77. Jesus healed the paralytic man. This shows that
    
    1. He has power over nature
    2. He has power over sins
    3. He has power over death
    4. He has power to rule the earth.
78. During the trial of Jesus, Pilate washed his hands to show that
    
    1. he had made his achievements
    2. he was a sinful person
    3. he had nothing to do with the case
    4. he was a trusted friend of Jesus
79. Which one of the following events happened during the pentecost?
    
    1. Noise was heard from the sky sounding like a strong wind
    2. Darkness covered the whole earth
    3. A voice was heard from heaven
    4. The curtain of the temple was torn into two.
80.  Allan, a standard eight boy, visits the inmates in prison during the weekends. He gives them food and clothes. Which fruit of the holy spirit does he display?
    
    1. Self-control
    2. Patience
    3. Kindness
    4. Peace
81. Which one of the following is not an aspect of worship in African traditional societies?
    1. Offering tithes
    2. blessing the people
    3. singing songs
    4. praying for God's protection.
82. The following are similar beliefs in both African traditional societies and christianity except
    
    1.  the result of sin and evil is suffering and death
    2. God is the guardian of morality, law and order.
    3. sin arises from human beings disobedience and greed
    4. Baptism by water.
83. The following were roles of girls in African traditional societies except
    
    1. feeding and looking after young children
    2. protecting the clan from external attacks
    3. sweeping the compound and cleaning houses
    4. fetching water and cleaning utensils
84. In African traditional societies, it is believed that evil is caused by all the following except
    
    1. malicious ancestral spirits who have a grudge against the living
    2. evil people such as wizards and sorcerers
    3. failure to abide by the church norms
    4. breaking of oaths.
85. The following names are used to refer to God in African traditional societies except
    
    1. Jehovah
    2. Asis
    3. Enkai
    4. Mulungu
86. Risper, your deskmate, has a deep urge of taking alcohol. As a christian, the best advice to give her
    
    1. to take the alcohol only when not seen
    2. just take a little alcohol and repent
    3. our bodies are the temple of the Holy spirit
    4. take it but be careful to avoid its harmful effects
87. Bochela is a wealthy man in his village. The best way in which he can use his wealth is by
    
    1. opening a big supermarket to sell things to the villagers.
    2. helping his sister's children who are jobless
    3. organising for expensive trips of his family members abroad
    4. buying water pipes to supply water to the villagers
88. The best way that the church can do to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS among the youths is by
    1. encouraging them to visit VCT centres
    2. educating them on behavioural change.
    3. organising retreats for them
    4. neglecting those who are already infected
89. Lewa, your deskmate, says that she is mature enough to have a boyfriend. As a christian deskmate and a classmate the best advice you would give her is
    1. forget about boys and concentrate on her studies
    2. have only one boyfriend abstain from sex.
    3. have the boyfriend but keep it a secret
    4. enjoy herself as life is too short
90. At the Jacobs's well, Jesus was avoiding one of the following social vices with the samaritan woman. Which one is it?
    1. Corruption
    2. Nepotism
    3. Racial discrimination
    4. Social injustice.

Islamic Religious Education

61. Which one of the following surahs warns ma against backbiting?
    1. Humaza
    2. Zilzalah
    3. Takathur
    4. Fatiha
62. Which one of the following scriptures was revealed in the month of Ramadhan?
    1. Zabur
    2. aurat
    3. Qur’an
    4. Injeel
63. How many verses are there in surah Al-Fatiha
    1. Six
    2. Seven
    3. Eight
    4. Ten
64. The main teaching of surah Al-Ikhlaas is
    1. Iman 
    2. Ihsaan
    3. Taqwa
    4. Tawheed
65. "You shall certainly see the hell fire." This is a verse from surah
    1. Takathur
    2. Qariah
    3. Zilzalah
    4. Fil
66. Which one of the following is a manner of eating according to the hadith of the prophet (S.A.W)?
    1. Eating with the left hand
    2. Eating while standing.
    3. Saying Alhamdulillahi after eating.
    4. Eating the food while it is hot.
67. While drinking water a Muslim should pause
    1. two times
    2. three times
    3. five times
    4. one time
68. Which one of the following pillars of Islam cannot be done in ones home town?
    1. Zakat
    2. Swalat
    3. Saum
    4. Haji
69. The total number of rakaat that a Muslim must perform in a day are
    1. 17
    2. 14
    3. 16
    4. 10
70. Who among the following is a recipient of Zakat?
    1. Orphan
    2. Widow
    3. Slave
    4. Neighbour
71. Which one of the following things is recommended to use while breaking a fast?
    1. Water
    2. Juice
    3. Rice
    4. Dates
72. Which one of the following pillars of Islam promotes generosity?
    1. Hajj
    2. Zakat
    3. Saum
    4. Shahada
73. Who among the following angels is in charge of removing the souls from human beings?
    1. Izrail
    2. Israfil
    3. Jibril 
    4. Mikail
74. The fear of Allah (S.W.T.) is referred to as
    1. Tawakkul
    2. Tawheed
    3. Ihsaan
    4. Taqwa
75. Which one of the following miracles was performed by prophet Musa (A.S.)?
    1. Bringing the dead back to life.
    2. Telling what someone ate the previous day.
    3. Changing a rod into a snake.
    4. Healing the lepers.
76. Which one of the following sunnah prayers is performed to seek for rain?
    1. Khusuf
    2. Istisqai
    3. Istikharah
    4. Dhuha
77. Which one of the following attributes of Allah (S.W.T.) means the fashioner?
    1. Al-Musawwir 
    2. Al-Waduud
    3. Al-Khaalia
    4. Al-Mutakabbir
78. Amina a standard five pupil heard her friend sneezing. What should Amina say?
    1. Maashallah
    2. Alhamdulillahi
    3. Yarhamkallah
    4. Astadhfirullah
79. Which of the following names is good for a Muslim?
    1. Mashaka
    2. Shida
    3. Zacks 
    4. Musa
80. Which one of the following is the first rite to a newly born baby?
    1. Circumcision
    2. Adhan
    3. Shaving
    4. Tahnik
81. Which month was the journey of Isra-wa! miraj undertaken?
    1. Rajab
    2. Ramadhan
    3. Muharrum
    4. Shawwal
82. The act of hiding of goods in order to seli them when the prices go up is known as
    1. hoarding
    2. ghush
    3. riba
    4. uslu
83. Abdullah, a shopkeeper, at Bidii trading cente has the following as the reasons to why his business has succeeded. Which of the following reasons is haraam?
    1. Weighing goods accurately.
    2. Selling goods on credit.
    3. Giving back the correct change.
    4. Charging interest on goods sold.
84. .How many households constitute a neighbourhood according to the hadith of the prophet (S.A.W)?
    1. Fifty
    2. Forty
    3. Thirty
    4. Twenty
85. Which town is the prophet's mosque found?
    1. Makkah
    2. Jerusalem
    3. Madina
    4. Taif
86. Who among the following Caliph accompanied the prophet during Hijrah?
    1. Uthman 
    2. ali
    3. Umar
    4. Abubakr
87. The main reason why Muslims lost the battle of Uhud was because
    1. they dishonoured the words o the prophet.
    2. they were few in number
    3. they were poorly prepared.
    4. the Quraish had superior weapons
88. Who among the following was a brother to Nabii Musa (A.S.)?
    1. Issa
    2. Adam
    3. Harun
    4. Swaleh
89. Who among the following was the first Muadhin in the history of Islam?
    1. Ammar
    2. Bilaalb
    3. Hamza
    4. Harith
90. Who among the following prophets of A (S.W.T.) was swallowed by a whale?
    1. Lut
    2. Hud
    3. Suleiman
    4. Yunus