ART AND CRAFT 

1. Three of the following materials are required in crayon etching except
   1. soap
   2. source of heat
   3. wax crayons
   4. painting brush
2. The lightness or darkness of a colour is known as ________________________________
   1. value gradation
   2. painting
   3. etching
   4. still life 
3. The following are methods used to decorate a pot except 
   1. stamping
   2. scratching
   3. incising
   4. cutting
4. The picture below can be used to make 
   
   1. montage pictorial composition
   2. tonal variation
   3. modelling
   4. decoration
5. Thin strips of leather that are used for threading through punched holes are known as
   1. weft
   2. thongs
   3. waft
   4. skin and hide
6. In some communities basketry technique can be used to make the following items except 
   1. barns
   2. granaries
   3. fish traps
   4. plates
7. The following are things we should do when writing clear messages apart from?
   1. Keep the message short and simple
   2. Write slowly and carefully
   3. Write the letters neatly and clearly
   4. Join your words while writing
8. The following materials are needed to make a simple drum except
   1. leather material
   2. marking tools
   3. mallets
   4. glue
9. The technique of cutting out patterns on the walls of the wet clay article is called
   1. incising technique
   2. stamping
   3. impressing method
   4. embedding method
10. The following are examples of messages one can create using montage technique except 
    1. children playing football
    2. none of the above
    3. food we eat
    4. family doing house chores

MUSIC. 

11. The face below shows face of 
    
    1. happiness
    2. seriousness
    3. sadness
    4. laughter
12. The line "Let all with one accord" is in which stanza of the Kenya National Anthem?
    1. 2
    2. 1
    3. 3
    4. 4
13. Three of the following are examples of costumes except 
    1. sisal skirts
    2. jingles
    3. beads and necklace
    4. piano
14. The musical instrument below is played by 
    
    1. shaking
    2. plucking
    3. beating
    4. hitting 
15. The National flag of Kenya has got four main colours except 
    1. black
    2. white
    3. red
    4. yellow 
16. Which music note should be at the gap left? 
    
    1. reh
    2. fah
    3. soh
    4. lah
17. The following are safety measure taken when caring for a descant recorder apart from?
    1. Keep away from heat or sun
    2. Avoid shairing before cleaning 
    3. Clean after use
    4. Store without cleaning
18. Which of the following is not an element of music or song?
    1. Melody
    2. Message
    3. Dancers
    4. Rhythm
19. The following are feelings we get when we sing apart from?
    1. Inspired
    2. Motivated
    3. Clovial
    4. None of the above
20. What is the use of a lace in the drum
    1. for tuning
    2. fix the skin on the resonator
    3. produce sound
    4. for holding the drum while playing

SOCIAL STUDIES. 

21. Which one of the following is not a historic built environment
    1. munoments
    2. cultural centres
    3. a museum
    4. a plain
22. Which one of the following is not an economic activity?
    1. Water
    2. Mining
    3. Agriculture
    4. Trade
23. A ward is headed by
    1. senator
    2. member of parliament
    3. member of county assembly
    4. governor
24. How many county government are there in Kenya?
    1. 48 
    2. 12
    3. 47
    4. 46
25. How many seasons do we have in a year?
    1. 8 
    2. 5
    3. 4
    4. 10
26. Which one of the following cardinal points shows where the sun rises from?
    1. West
    2. North
    3. South 
    4. East
27. A drawing that shows a part of the land and the things on the land is called 
    1. A compass 
    2. A line
    3. map
    4. Boundary
28. Which one of the following physical features is not used as boundary between communities
    1. rivers
    2. mountain
    3. plain
    4. valley
29. Farmers in our county harvest their crops during the ______________________ season.
    1. wet
    2. rainy
    3. dry
    4. cold
30. A person who is in charge of the objects in a Museum is called ___________________________
    1. curator
    2. guard
    3. police
    4. teacher
31. To rely on somebody or something for a cerain thing is called
    1. interdependence
    2. depend
    3. promote
    4. development
32. A place with many people in one area is said to be
    1. sparsely populated
    2. population 
    3. distribution
    4. densely populated
33. A person who heads a county is called
    1. ward administrator
    2. member of county assembly
    3. governor
    4. senator
34. The feature shown below is called 
    
    1. flag
    2. material
    3. symbol
    4. map
35. The smallest county in Kenya is
    
    1. Marsabit
    2. Nairobi 
    3. Turkana
    4. Mombasa

PART II

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

36. State one way in which your class can conserve the environment around your school?
    1. Cutting down trees
    2. Burning charcoal
    3. Planting trees
    4. Scattering rubbish
37. From the list given below, select one book that is not a gospel book?
    1. Matthew
    2. Romans
    3. Mark
    4. John
38. The first man and woman to be created by God were _____________________________
    1. Adam and Eve
    2. Shem and Seth
    3. Adam and Sarah
    4. Abraham and Rebecca
39. We should always _________________________our parents and elders
    1. obey
    2. disobey 
    3. envy
    4. abuse
40. Moses was looking after _____________________________ when he saw the burning bush?
    1. sheep
    2. cattle
    3. goats
    4. donkey
41. Who among the following prophets healed Naaman from a bad disease?
    1. Elijah
    2. Jesus
    3. Jeremiah
    4. Elisha
42. Shadrack, Meshack and Abednego were saved from the fire by the ______________________
    1. king
    2. pharisees
    3. angel
    4. lucifier
43. In which of the following towns did Jesus grow up in?
    1. Galilee
    2. Bethlehem
    3. Nazareth
    4. Ninevah
44. After Jesus had fed the 5000 men with five loaves of bread and two fish. Some bread was left. How many baskets were left?
    1. 2
    2. 5
    3. 14
    4. 12
45. _____________________________walked on water and did not sink.
    1. Peter
    2.  Andrew
    3. John
    4. Judah
46. When you wrong someone, you should say
    1. Thank you
    2. Welcome
    3. Sorry 
    4. Good
47. The prayer that Jesus taught His disciples is called
    1. The apostle's creed
    2.  The Novena
    3. The Lord's prayer
    4. The Last supper.
48. Three of the following are websites and applications that we use to communicate with others on digital devices. Which one is not?
    1. WhatsApp
    2. Facebook
    3. YouTube
    4. Exercise books
49. Which one of the following is not a fruit of the HolySpirit?
    
    1. Wisdom 
    2. Joy
    3. Patience 
    4. Peace
50. _____________ and ________________ lied the HolySpirit?
    1. Annanias and Sapphira
    2. Peter and John
    3. Ananias and Sarah
    4. Orpha and Ruth 

PART 11 

ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 

36. Identify two Surah's of protection in Islam. 
    1. Naas and Ikhlas
    2. Fatiha and Falaq 
    3. Ikhlas and Asr
    4. Naas and Falaq
37. Identify attributes of Allah mentioned in Surah Al-Fatihja
    1. Al-Qudus
    2. Al-Malik
    3. Al-Jabbar
    4. As-swamad
38. Which one of the following is not among the etiquettes of eating according to Islam?
    1. Washing hands
    2. Saying Bismillah
    3. Taking unnecessary
    4. Eating while mouth closed.
39. Which of the following is an example of Najasatul Mughalladhah? 
    1. Cow
    2. Pig
    3. Cat
    4. Donkey
40. The state of being pure is called? 
    1. Twahara
    2. Najis
    3. Wudhu
    4. Nikah
41. The third pillar of Islam is?
    1. Hajj 
    2. Saum
    3. Zakati 
    4. Swalah
42. We fast during ramadhan for?
    1. 23 
    2. 27
    3. 31
    4. 29
43. The following are characters of prophets Muhammad. Which one is not?
    1. Kind
    2. Trustworthy
    3. Hypocrite
    4. Generous
44. Grade Four learners gave out the meaning of the attributes of Allah (SWT). Which one among them has the correct meaning?
    1. Ar-Rahman - The most merciful
    2. Al-Malik - The forgiver
    3. Al-Khaliq - The creator
    4. Al-Quddus - Knowledgeable
45. Prophet Muhammad during his early life he worked as a shepherd for?
    1. Abu-lahab
    2. Abu-Jahal
    3. Abu-Twalib
    4. Abu-Sufiyan
46. Saalim saw Ali sneezing, Salim should say?
    1. Al-hamdullillah
    2. Bismillah
    3. Yarhamukallah
    4. Yahdiikumullah.
47. Quran is a book revealed to prophet Muhammad while Zabur was revealed to
    1. David
    2. Issa
    3. Musa 
    4. Ibrahim
48. Smilling to a friend is?
    1. Crime
    2. Issa
    3. Sadaqa
    4. Ibrahim 
49. Smiling to a friend is?
    1. Crime
    2. Selfishness 
    3. Sadaqa
    4. Kindness 
50. Who was the foster Mother of the Prophet Muhammad?
    1. Amina
    2. Aisha
    3. Khadijah
    4. Halima
51. Which one of the following Angels of Allah is known as the angel of revelation 
    1. Jibril
    2. Mikail
    3. Atid
    4.  

MARKING SCHEME

ART & CRAFT

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

MUSIC

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

SOCIAL STUDIES

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

C.R.E

36. C
37. B
38. A
39. A
40. A
41. D
42. C
43. C
44. D
45. A
46. C
47. C
48. D
49. A
50. A

I.R.E

36. D
37. B
38. C
39. B
40. A
41. C
42. D
43. C
44. C
45. C
46. C
47. A
48. C
49. D
50. A

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 

1. From the following plants which one do we eat roots?
   1. Cabbage
   2. Carrots
   3. Sugarcane
   4. Banana
2. Grade four pupils were asked to sweep their classroom. Which among the equipments for protection were they likely not to use?
   1. Gumboots
   2. Gloves
   3. Google
   4. Apron 

The diagram drawn below shows a type of tooth

3. What is its function? 
   1. Biting
   2. Grinding
   3. Chewing
   4. Tearing
4. Which acid is produced in the stomach? 
   1. Saliva
   2. Gastric juice
   3. Hydrochloric acid
   4. Methanol
5. The following are characteristics of living things 
   1. They die 
   2. They reproduce
   3. They react to changes in the environment
   4. They remove waste
      From the above which one describes a characteristic of an animal covering itself from the hot sunlight?
      1. (i)
      2. (ii)
      3. (iii)
      4. (iv)
6. Absorption of water and mineral salts takes place in the
   1. ileum
   2. stomach
   3. rectum
   4. colon
7. Harmful poisonous substances that cause pollution are called?
   1. Pollen grains
   2. Pollutants
   3. Pollution
   4. Germs
8. Which of the following describes a use of water in the farm?
   1. Cooling machines
   2. Cooking
   3. Swimming
   4. Watering animals.
9. Rose ______________________her teeth after every meal.
   1. sheds
   2. brushes 
   3. cuts
   4. irons
10. The part of plants that holds it firmly into the soil is known as _______________________
    1. roofs
    2. stem
    3. leaf
    4. flower
11. ________________________ should be kept away from children.
    1. Books
    2. Medicine
    3. Clothes 
    4. School
12. Dirt have  ______________________ which can make us sick.
    1. money 
    2. handkerchief
    3. soil
    4. germs
13. The process of breaking food into small particles is called
    1. digestion
    2. breathing
    3. egestion
    4. absorption
14. Which of the following is not a care for our teeth?
    1. Eating sugarcane
    2. Eating carrots
    3. Brushing our teeth
    4. Using toothpicks to remove food leftovers
15. From the following materials which one floats?
    1. Wood
    2. Pin
    3. Stone
    4. Nail
16. Which one properties is not found in liquids?
    1. Mass
    2. Shape
    3. Volume
    4. Size
17. All the following are digital devices except 
    1. Camera
    2. Ipad
    3. Laptop
    4. Bulb
18. The part of a computer that gives instruction when clicked is called
    1. monitor
    2. mouse
    3. keyboard
    4. processor 
19. A snake moves by ______________________________
    1. running
    2. walking 
    3. slithering
    4. sliding
20. Which of the following animal is a verterbrate
    1. Slug 
    2. Fish
    3. Millipede
    4. Snail

AGRICULTURE 

21. The following are all fruits except? 
    1. Mango
    2. Banana
    3. Lemon
    4. Spinach
22. The following are products from a goat. Which one is not?
    1. Mohair
    2. Milk
    3. Eggs
    4. Mutton
23. The following animals damage crops by eating the roots except 
    1. Moles
    2. Antelopes
    3. Squirrels
    4. Termites
24. Name the type of irrigation drawn below 
    
    1. watering can
    2. drip irrigation
    3. overhead irrigation
    4. sprinker irrigation
25. When preparing a compost manure what material is added to act as food for bacteria?
    1. Top soil
    2. Farm yard manure
    3. Kitchen refuse
    4. Wood ash
26. The best soil for doing modelling is
    1. loam
    2. slit
    3. sand
    4. clay
27. A ____________________is a plant growing where it is not needed.
    1. flower
    2. fruit
    3. weed
    4. mango 
28. A domestic animal that can be used to transport goods is likely to be
    1. dog
    2. horse
    3. donkey
    4. goat
29. All the following are wild animals which one destroys crops?
    1. Monkey
    2. Lion
    3. Snake
    4. Scarecrow
30. Which soil has the largest particles?
    1. Sand
    2. Clay
    3. Loam
    4. Volcanic 

HOMESCIENCE 

31. Before buying food, why should you check on the freshness?
    1. To ensure they are good for use
    2. To help us budget properly
    3. To help in packing
    4. To assist in transportation 
32. Under which food category does a ripe banana belong?
    
    1. Carbohydrate
    2. Vitamins
    3. Protein
    4. Fats
33. Which of the following animals gives us milk?
    1. Hen
    2. Hyena
    3. Elephant
    4. Cow
34. The following are hygienical practices observed when preserving milk except 
    1. wear dirty clothes when handling milk
    2. use clean container when preserving milk
    3. clean milk containers using soap and hot water
    4. clean your hand before handling milk
35. The following are precautions we observe when cleaning glass utensils except 
    
    1. Hold glass utensils carefully
    2. Clean the utensils one by one
    3. Stack glass utensils
    4. Store the utensils in lockable cupboards
36. Jane has finished cooking mandazi, where should she place the hot sufuria with oil?
    1. Close to children
    2. Leave it on the fire place
    3. Open place to cool and store
    4. On top of the table
37. What normally happens when we touch electric switches with wet hands?
    1. We can get shocked
    2. We feel warmed
    3. The hand get dried up
    4. Blackout occurs
38. What is the butcher selling? 
    
    1. Groceries
    2. Meat
    3. Books
    4. Vegetables
39. What is likely to happen when we shop without a shopping list?
    1. It helps us save money
    2. It shows the items we need to buy
    3. It helps us to save time during shopping
    4. We end up buying what we don't want
40. Jeremy has a cough. How can he prevent spreading the cough to his classmate?
    1. Cover the mouth with handkerchief
    2. Cover the mouth with open hand
    3. Cough in a crowded place mouth open
    4. Cough in a closed room full of people 

PHYSICAL HEALTH EXERCISE.

41. Which pass is being practised above? 
    
    1. bounce pass
    2. underarm pass
    3. chest pass 
    4. overhead pass
42. Kneeling and raising the ball behind the head and throwing it is called
    1. standing long jump
    2. two-handed catching
    3. bounce pass
    4. kneeling overhead throw
43. The following are practices taken when doing hand juggling except 
    1. start slowly using bean bags
    2. start with one ball and increase to two balls.
    3. kicking the ball using the leg 
    4. throw the items that you are juggling in the air
44. The following are benefits of swimming apart from?
    1. It is relaxing and eases stress
    2. Providing a pleasant leisure activity
    3. mproves coordination, balance, flexibility and posture
    4. Causes heart attack to swimmers
45. The item below can be improvised using the following materials except 
    
    1. Sisal string 
    2. Stone
    3. Dry grass
    4. Old socks
46. The below diagram shows a headstand skill being practised. Which part of the body is placed on the ground. 
    
    1. hands
    2. legs
    3. waist
    4. knee
47. The following are action sequence in physical education except 
    1. T-balance
    2. Handstand
    3. Knee stand
    4. Flying kick
48. What is the name of the item below? 
    
    1. Floating device
    2. Sinking device
    3. Electrical device
    4. Sitting items
49. The following are functions of the human heart apart from?
    1. To supply blood rich in oxygen to the body
    2. To digest vegetable in the stomach
    3. To maintain adequate blood pressure in the body
    4. To take away blood that has no oxygen from the body
50. Components of health-related fitness include the following except 
    1. Flexibility
    2. Muscular strength
    3. Relaxing
    4. Muscular endurance 

MARKING SCHEME

SCI &TECH

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

AGRI

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

HOMESCIENCE

31. A
32. B
33. D
34. A
35. C
36. C
37. A
38. B
39. D
40. A

P.E

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

Soma kifungu kifuatacho kisha ujibu maswali 1-5. 

Kabla ya kwanza kufua nguo hakikisha una besheni, sabuni maji safi na mahali pa kwanika. Hakikisha kuwa kuna jua au upepo. Usipange kufua nguo wakati mvua inanyesha. Tenga nguo zinazotoa rangi na zile ambazo hazitoi rangi. Tenga pia nguo chafu sana kutoka kwa zile ambazo si chafu sana usifue soksi na hanchifu pamoja. Soksi huwa na uchafu mwingi. 

Mimina maji ya kutosha kwenye besheni. Tia sabuni kipimo kinachotosha, kama ni sabuni ya unga. Koroga maji hadi povu liwe jingi weka nguo zako kwenye besheni ukitanguliza zile nyeupe. Sugua nguo zako taratibu ukiangazia zaidi sehemu zenye uchafu. Sugua mpaka ziwe safi.. 

1. Ni kipi hakihitaji kati ya hivi unapoanza kufua 4. nguo?
   1. Sabuni
   2. Maji safi
   3. Beseni
   4. Jokofu
2. Ni wakati gani mwafaka wa kufua nguo? Wakati
   1. wa mvua
   2. wa jua au upeро
   3. kuna mawingu
   4. kuna jua
3. Ni vazi lipi halifai kufulia pamoja na mengine?
   1. Soksi
   2. Rinda
   3. Hanchifu
   4. Kaptura
4. Kwa nini unafaa kukoroga maji baada ya kuongeza sabuni ya unga?
   1. Ili povu liwe jingi
   2. Ili kutoa nguo chafu
   3. Ili maji yawe safi 
   4. Ili kupasha maji joto 
5. Ni sehemu ipi katika nguo inayofaa kusuguliwa zaidi unapofua nguo?
   1. Sehemu nyeupe
   2. Sehemu iliyo chafu
   3. Sehemu yenye doa
   4. Sehemu iliyo na rangi 

Soma taarifa ifuatayo kisha ujibu swali 6-10. 

Simba alitangaza nafasi ya naibu wake. Alitaka asaidiwe kuwaongoza wanyama. Ndovu, Sungura, Kobe na fisi walituma maombi yao. Simba aliona bora awape mtihani ili mshindi awe ndiye naibu wake. 

"Nina jogoo ambaye hutaga mayai kila siku mlimani. Je, kutakuwa na mayai mangapi baada ya wiki moja?" Simba aliwauliza. Jibu la ndovu lilikuwa mayai saba. Sungura naye alisema mayai matano. Kobe aliandika sufuri huku fisi akiandika mayai kumi na manne. 

6. Ni mnyama yupi kati ya hawa ambaye hajatajwa kwenye kifungu?
   1. Fisi
   2. Kobe
   3. Sungura
   4. Ngiri 
7. Simba alitangaza nafasi gani katika himaya yake?
   1. Msaidizi wake
   2. Mpishi wake
   3. Naibu wake
   4. Mlinzi wake
8. Ndovu alitoa jibu lipi?
   1. Saba
   2. Matano
   3. Kumi na manne
   4. Sufuri
9. Ni mnyama yupi aliyekuwa kiongozi wa wanyama waliotajwa kwenye kifungu?
   1. Kobe
   2. Sungura
   3. Simba
   4. Ndovu
10. Je, unafikiria ni mnyama yupi aliyeshinda na kuwa naibu wa Simba?
    1. Ndovu
    2. Kobe
    3. Sungura
    4. Simba 

Soma kifungu hiki kisha ujaze nafasi zilizoachwa wazi 11-19. 

Juma alikuwa mwana ___11___ pili katika familia ya Bwana Wanjuma. Mama ___12___ aliaga dunia kutokana na ugonjwa wa saratani. Baadaye baba yake akao mke mwingine wa ___13___ Juma na watoto wao wengine. Mama wa Kambo alianza kwatesa ___14___ baba yao hakujua. 

Mateso yalipozidi, Juma ___15___ kutorokea mtaani na kurandaranda huko. Alikamatwa ___16___ polisi na kupelekwa ___17____ ili aendelee na masomo yake. Alitia bidii za __18___ masomoni hadi akafuzu ___19___na kujiunga na shule ya upili. 

Kuanzia swali 20-30 jibu kulingana na maagizo 

20. Watu huagana vipi usiku.
    
    1. Tuonane
    2. Alamsiki
    3. Habari
    4. Ndoto mbaya
21. Jina kipofu liko katikia ngeli ipi?
    1. KI-VI
    2. I-ZI
    3. LI-YA
    4. A-WA
22. Upande uliochorwa Z huitwa _______________________
    
    
    1. magharibi
    2. kaskazini 
    3. kusini
    4. mashariki
23. Neno lilopigwa kistari katika sentensi ni la aina gani? Ngao iko juu ya kitanda
    1. nomino
    2. kitenzi
    3. kihusihi
    4. kielezi 
24. Kanusha. Mama ananiita
    1. Mama aliniita
    2. Baba ananiita
    3. Mama haniiti
    4. Baba haniiti
25. Andika kwa wingi. Chura ameruka
    1. vyura veruka
    2. vyura hawaruki
    3. Chura wameruka
    4. Vyura wameruka 
26. 4004 kwa maneno ni
    
    1. Mia nne na nne
    2. Nne elfu na mia nne
    3. Elfu nne sufuri nne
    4. Elfu nne na nne 
27. Tegua kitendawili. Njoo umwone umpendaye
    1. Kioo
    2. kivuli
    3. Picha 
    4. Mama 
28. Sisi _________________________________ tuliozawadiwa zaidi.
    1. ndio
    2. ndisi
    3. ndiwo
    4. ndiye 
29. Kamilisha tashbihi ifuatayo 
    Mweusi kama ____________________________
    1. makaa 
    2. giza 
    3. shetani
    4. ubao
30. Kamilisha methali 
    Haba na haba __________________________________
    1. ndio haba
    2. hujaza ndoo
    3. hujaza kibaba
    4. ndie mwendo 

INSHA 

Andika insha ya kusisimua kuhusu mada ifuatayo. 

SHULE YETU. 

MARKING SCHEME

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

Read the conversation below then answer the questions that follow 1-5 

Joan: Good morning John 
John: Good morning Joan and how are you today? 
Joan: I am fine thank you 
John:The weather today is quite cold 
Joan: Yes it is chilly and windy 
John:What did the teacher say we wear in such weather? 
Joan: Teacher Hamala, Our science teacher said we must wear warm clothes to keep our bodies warm 
John: Does anyone in class know that the headteacher is also looking for those who did not dress warm to punish them. 
Joan: 'Look' I have a sweater a jacket, gloves, socks and a marvin. I am warm enough. 
John: I am warm too. 

1. What is Joan and John discussing? 
   1. Classwork
   2. The school
   3. The weather
   4. Meals
2. Which one of the following words means the same as cold.
   1. Windy
   2. Chilly
   3. Warm
   4. Weather.
3. What is the name of the Science teacher mentioned in the passage?
   1. Joan
   2. John
   3. Headteacher
   4. Hamala 
4. The headteacher in the school where Joan and John's learn looks for pupils who have not dressed warm to
   1. greet them
   2. know them
   3. punish them 
   4. gift them 
5. Choose a list of warm clothing according to the passage
   1. Sweater, jacket, dress, marvin
   2. Shoes, Jacket, dress, a short
   3. Jacket, a tie, a pair of trouser
   4. A marvin, a jacket, gloves, socks and

Read the passage below then answer the questions that follow 6 -10

One day Lion was ill. he could not go to hunt for food. He felt that he was going to die. Lion thought of a plan. He sent word to all the animals that he was very ill. He invited them to come and visit him one by one. A number of people had gone to visit him one day. A number of animals had also gone to visit him and it was fare's turn. As the Hare walked towards the Lion's den, he noticed a strange thing. All footprints pointed towards the same direction, to the Lion's house. 

Hare was suspicious but he walked on and knocked at Lions door. "Please come in” said Lion in a very low voice. Hare knew Lion wanted to eat him. "I am cry you are sick. But excuse me, why is it that all footprints of all animals that come to see you point in one direction?" 

Lion knew that hare had discovered his trick. He pounced on him but hare was too fast for him. He escaped death narrowly. 

6. Why could the Lion not go to hunt? 
   1. He was lazy 
   2. He was old 
   3. He was sick 
   4. He was too fast 
7. What would happen to Lion if he did not get food soon? 
   1. He would eat other animals 
   2. He would die 
   3. He would kill himself 
   4. He would move to another country 
8. How did Lion want the animals to visit him? 
   1. All together 
   2. Three at ago 
   3. Two by two
   4. One by one
9. Which animal was the last to visit Lion? 
   1. Hare
   2. Elephant
   3. Giraffe
   4. Hyena 
10. What strange thing did hare notice? 
    1. There were many footprints
    2. The footprints were small
    3. The footprints were different
    4. Alll footprints pointed in one direction 

Task 2 

For question 11-13 choose the opposite of the underlined word. 

11. The poor girl got help from a stranger 
    1. clever 
    2. rich
    3. rude
    4. reach
12. The school has been closed today.
    1. opened
    2. bottom
    3. entered
    4. sealed
13. The old man lives alone in a dirty house.
    1. rich
    2. young
    3. smart
    4. educated

For questions 14-16 write the plural of the underlined word. 

14. The house had been opened using a key 
    1. keyes 
    2. keys 
    3. skys
    4. que
15. The children had alot of luggage in the bus
    1. luggages
    2. luggagies
    3. lugagges
    4. luggage 
16. Lizz has a beautiful eye
    1. eye
    2. eeyes
    3. eyes
    4. ears

For questions 17-19 select the Bastiense of the following words. 

17. Drink
    1. drunk
    2. drank
    3. drinks
    4. drunked
18. Cut
    1. cuted 
    2. cutted
    3. cut
    4. cutting
19. Play
    1. play
    2. played
    3. playing 
    4. plays 

For questions 20 choose the correct word to fill in the blank space. 

20. We  __________________ every morning before we leave the house. 
    1. play
    2. prey
    3. apply
    4. pray

TASK 3-Broken passage 

Fill in the blank space numbers 21-30 use the best answers. 

I ___21___  up very early on the day I was to go to school. I had not slept at ___22___ I was very ____23___ I was the first to wake up that ___24___.  ____25____ was taken to a ___26___ where I met thirty two other___27___. The ___28___ came to class and she said good ___29___ to us. After the bell___30___ she left the class. 

Task 4: COMPOSITION 

Write an interesting composition using the title below. 

MY FRIEND 

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

QUESTIONS

1. Write 969 in words.
   1. Nine six nine
   2. Nine hundred and ninety six
   3. Nine hundred and sixty nine
   4.  Nine thousand and sixty nine 
2. A shopkeeper had Sh. 4325 in his cash box. What is the place value of digit 4. 
   1. Ones
   2. Hundreds
   3. Tens
   4. Thousands 
3. Kaparo bought a book for Sh.746, what was the the price of the book to the nearest 10?
   1. 740
   2. 750
   3. 700
   4. 756
4. Which is the next multiple of 8 after 48
   1. 40
   2. 56
   3. 64
   4. 54
5. What fraction is unshaded 
   
   1. ¹/₈
   2. ¹/₇
   3. ⁷/₈
   4. ⁶/₈
6. Which of the following is an odd number? 
   1. 36
   2. 94
   3. 70
   4. 35
7. What is the total value of digit 6 in the number 763095? 
   1. 6000
   2. 63095 
   3. 6000
   4. 600 000
8. A farmer had 730 cows. Due to bad weather 120 cows died. How many cows did he remain with?
   1. 850
   2. 620
   3. 650
   4. 610
9. Write IX in Hindu Arabic numerals? 
   1. 11
   2. 9
   3. 10
   4. 8
10. What is the time in the clock below
    
    
    1. Twelve O'clock
    2. Half past seven
    3. Seven O'clock
    4. Eight O'clock
11. Which is the next number in the pattern 
    41, 35, 29, 23, _____________________________
    1. 17
    2. 16
    3. 18
    4. 15
12. What is three hundred and eighty two added to five hundred and seventy? 
    1. 852 
    2. 952 
    3. 1312 
    4. 887 
13. What is ¹/₄ of 36? 
    1. 8 
    2. 6 
    3. 144 
    4. 9
14. Add the following numbers. 231 + 425 = 
    1. 566
    2.  656
    3. 448
    4. 456
15. Convert ³/₁₀ into a decimal 
    1. 0.03 
    2. 0.3
    3. 3.0
    4. 30
16. A matatu carries 14 passengers. How many passengers can 23 matatu carry? 
    1. 322
    2. 332
    3. 222
    4. 37
17. Name the shape below. 
    
18. Lorento harvested 6538 bags of beans in one season, he harvested 4279 bags the next season. How many bags altogether did he harvest? 
    1. 2159
    2. 10617
    3. 10817
    4. 10607
19. What is the denominator in the fraction ³/₄ 
    1. 3
    2. 4
    3. 34
    4. 1
20. Arrange the following decimals from the largest to the smallest 
    3.51, 3.09, 3.25, 3.91 
    1. 3. 91, 3.51, 3.25, 3.09
    2. 3.09, 3.51, 3.25, 3.91
    3. 3.09, 3.25, 3.51, 3.91
    4. 3.25, 3.91, 3.51, 3.09
21. How many days does February have in a leap year? 
    1. 30 
    2.  31 
    3.  28
    4.  29
22. Work out: 7 x = 42
    1. 5
    2. 6
    3. 7
    4. 8
23. Priana had Sh.937. She spent Sh.628. How much money did she remain with? 
    1. 311
    2. 319
    3. 309
    4. 1565
24. What is 45 ÷ 3 = 
    1. 14
    2. 16
    3. 15
    4. 135
25. Which of the following consists of only even numbers between 31 and 39. 
    1. 32, 34, 36, 38 
    2. 33, 35, 37 
    3. 32, 35, 38 
    4.  32, 36, 38
26. Convert ⁷/₃ into a mixed fraction 
    1. ³/₇
    2. 3¹/₂ 
    3. 1²/₃ 
    4. 2¹/₃
27. How many rectangles are in the figure below 
    
    1. 1
    2. 3
    3. 2
    4. 4
28. Add: 2019+ 1735 = 
    1. 3744
    2. 284 
    3. 3754 
    4. 3753
29. Work out
     Hrs   Mins
       8      4  8
    − 2      2  0. 
                         
    1. 10hrs.  68mins 
    2. 6hrs     28mins 
    3. 6hrs     20,mins 
    4.  6hrs      8mins 
30. Which is the next shape in the pattern? 
    

MARKING SCHEME

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

PART I   

Study the map of Sata area and use it to answer questions 1 to 7.

1. The climate of the southern part of Sata area can be described as A
   1. cool and dry.
   2. hot and wet.
   3. hot and dry.
   4. cool and wet.
2. The approximate area in square kilometres of Labu town is
   
   1. 30km²
   2. 25km²
   3. 36km²
   4. 28km²
3. The main economic activity in most parts of Sata area is
   
   1. crop farming.
   2. livestock keeping.
   3. trading.
   4. lumbering.
4. A forest was established in the southern part of Sata area mainly to
   
   1. provide timber in the area.
   2. attract rainfall in the area.
   3. make the landscape beautiful.
   4. protect sources of rivers.
5. Which one of the following areas in Sata area is at the lowest point above sea level
   1. Labu town.
   2. Tea farms.
   3. Cattle dip.
   4. Forest.
6. Land in Sata area generally rises from
   
   1. north.
   2. east.
   3. south.
   4. west.
7. The area covered by the map is a
   
   1. county.
   2. location.
   3. division.
   4. district.
8. Which one of the following statements correctly describes the continent of Africa? It
   
   1. has fifty five continental countries. 
   2. is crossed by the three main tropics.
   3. lies in the northern hemisphere. 
   4. is the largest continent.
9. The following are statements about a type of marriage:
   
   1. A man can marry more than one wife.
   2. A marriage certificate is issued. 
   3. It is conducted by a government official.
      The type of marriage described above is
      1. Christian marriage. 
      2. Islamic marriage. 
      3. civil marriage.
      4. customary marriage.
10. Which one of the following lakes is correctly matched with its formation? Lake
    1. Chad - deposition.
    2. Rukwa - downwarping.
    3. Kivu - volcanicity.
    4. Gambi - faulting.
11. Which one of the following is the main tourist attraction feature around Malindi town?
    1. High class hotels.
    2. Vasco da Gama pillar.
    3. Sandy beaches.
    4. Marine wildlife.
12. Nabongo Mumia collaborated with the British because
    1. he had been employed by the British. 
    2. he wanted protection against the Nandi. 
    3. the British were building a railway line. 
    4. he feared the Arabs.
13. Below are communities that settled in Eastern Africa:
    1. Abagusii
    2. Taita
    3. Chagga
       Which one of the following statements about the communities listed above is true?b They
       1. settled in highland regions.
       2. were ruled by kings.
       3. practised pastoralism.
       4. were long distance traders.
14. The mountains on the floor of the Rift Valley were formed through
    1. faulting.
    2. erosion.
    3. folding.
    4. volcanicity.
15. Which one of the following minerals is correctly matched with the place where it is mined in Kenya?
           Mineral                    Place   
    1. Fluorspar                 Ngomeni
    2. Limestone                Athi river
    3. Diatomite                 Kimwarer
    4. Salt                          Kariandusi
16. Ludwig Krapf came to Eastern Africa in 1844 to
    1. explore the interior.
    2. find the source of river Nile.
    3. spread christianity
    4. find a sea route to India.
17. Which one of the following was a recreational activity among communities in the pre-colonial period?
    1. Farming.
    2. Herding.
    3. Hunting
    4. Wrestling.
18. The leeward side of a mountain receives low rainfall because it
    1. lies at a low altitude.
    2. is far from large water bodies. 
    3. has little vegetation cover.
    4. is sheltered from warm moist winds.
19. Which one of the following combinations consists of trees that grow in the forests of Swaziland?
    1. Pine and eucalyptus.
    2. Podo and mahogany.
    3. Mvule and oak.
    4. Camphor and sapele.
20. When the Ababukusu people fought the British in Kenya, they were led by 
    1. Waiyaki wa Hinga.
    2. Mekatilili wa Menza.
    3. Mukite wa Nameme.
    4. Koitalel arap Samoei.
21. The diagram below shows the formation of a mountain.
    
    Which one of the following mountains was formed through the above process? 
    1. Danakil Alps.
    2. Ruwenzori mountains.
    3. Usambara moutains
    4. Atlas mountains.
22. Which one of the following resulted due to the settlement of Arabs along the coast of Eastern Africa?
    1. Introduction of cloves.
    2. Establishment of mission stations.
    3. Building of railway lines.
    4. Abolition of slave trade.
23. People who live near swamps are likely to suffer from
    1. frequent droughts.
    2. seasonal flooding.
    3. water-borne diseases.
    4. acute soil erosion.
24. Assimilated Africans in Senegal during the French colonial period were allowed to
    1. work and live in France.
    2. marry more than one wife.
    3. practise traditional customs.
    4. buy goods at reduced prices.
25. Pastoral farmers can be supported by the government through
    1. getting loans to buy more livestock. 
    2. fencing grazing lands.
    3. drilling boreholes in pastoral areas. 
    4. exempting them from taxes.
26. Bananas in Uganda are intercropped with
    1. tea.
    2. coffee.
    3. wheat.
    4. cotton.
27. The best way of promoting peace among communities in Kenya is by 
    1. supporting intermarriage.
    2. establishing national schools.
    3. promoting the use of Kiswahili.
    4. respecting the rights of other people.
28. Rapid population increase in Africa has been caused by
    1. introduction of family planning methods. 
    2. rapid expansion of towns.
    3. improvement in healthcare.
    4. increase of jobs in urban centres.
29. Which one of the following groups is made up of rivers that have deltas?
    1. Niger, Nile, Tana.
    2. Senegal, Congo, Athi.
    3. Ruvuma, Zambezi, Orange.
    4. Volta, Sanaga, Gambia.

Use the map of Kenya below to answer questions 30 to 33.  

30. The main benefit of the river project marked N is that it
    
    1. has stopped flooding along river Tana.
    2. produces rice for export.
    3. has created an inland waterway.
    4. is a source of electricity.
31. The main reason for the migration of the communities that used the route marked T was that they
    
    1. were looking for goods to trade.
    2. were looking for better pastures. 
    3. were escaping conflicts.
    4. wanted iron for tool making.
32. The game park marked X is
    
    1. Marsabit.
    2. Sibiloi.
    3. Nasolot.
    4. Samburu.
33. The shaded area marked Z has a high population due to the
    
    1. presence of fish in lake Victoria.
    2. flat relief of the land.
    3. presence of large towns.
    4. availability of high rainfall.
34. Three of the following are causes of lawlessness in the society. Which one is not?
    
    1. Respecting other people's opinions. 
    2. Rejection of election results.
    3. High rate of unemployment.
    4. Misuse of drugs.
35. The Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) was formed to 
    1. promote the use of a common language.
    2. prevent the spread of deserts.
    3. promote trade among member states.
    4. establish a common trading currency. 
36. Petroleum products are transported by pipeline from Mombasa to other towns in Kenya because
    
    1. it costs less than other forms of transport.
    2. there is an oil pipeline from Mombasa.
    3. it reduces accidents on the roads.
    4. it creates employment in the country.
37. Who among the following is a member of a county assembly?
    
    1. County commissioner.
    2. Speaker.
    3. Governor.
    4. Senator.
38. Which one of the following combinations is made up of cold currents only?
    1. Guinea and Somali.
    2. Sumali and Canary.
    3. Benguela and Aguhlas.
    4. Canary and Benguela.
39. The collaboration of the Maasai and the British during the colonial period in Kenya led to
    
    1. settlement of Europeans in Maasai land. 
    2. opening of schools in Maasai land.
    3. construction of a railway line.
    4. employment of Maasai youth in the army.
40. Which one of the following groups is made up of Bantu communities of Central Africa? A
    1. Venda, Zulu, Xhosa.
    2. Chagga, Banyoro, Taita. 
    3. Bemba, Bakongo, Balunda.
    4. Agikuyu, Aembu, Ameru.
41. Televisions are not commonly used in rural areas in Kenya mainly because
    
    1. television sets are expensive."
    2. most rural areas do not have electricity.
    3. most people in rural areas are illiterate. 
    4. rural areas have poor roads.
42. Acacia and baobab trees are commonly found in areas with
    1. savannah vegetation. 
    2. desert vegetation.
    3. moutain vegetation.
    4. temperate vegetation.
43. The diagram below represents a weather instrument.
    
    The part marked K contains
    1. mercury.
    2. kerosene.
    3. water.
    4. alcohol.
44. Which one of the following is the main problem facing inland fishing in Africa?
    1. Competition from foreign fishing vessels. 
    2. Water plants growing in lakes.
    3. Overfishing.
    4. Inadequate market for fish.
45. Which one of the following places in Eastern Africa is correctly matched with the crop grown there?
           Place              Crop    
    1. Kaffa        -     bananas
    2. Mbeya     -      coffee
    3. Kenana    -     sugarcane
    4. Kigezi      -      sisal
46. A school motto is important because it
    1. encourage leamers to work hard.
    2. makes learners pass school tests. 
    3. shows the direction to a school.
    4. outlines the rules of a school.
47. Nelson Mandela promoted unity in South Africa by
    1. fighting against apartheid.
    2. forming African National Congress (ANC)
    3. leading South Africa to independence.
    4. appointing different races in the government.
48. Pineapple canning in Thika is an example of
    1. a processing industry.
    2. an assembling industry. 
    3. a manufacturing industry. 
    4. a service industry.
49. Low temperatures in some places along the equator are influenced by
    1. high rainfall. 
    2. dense forests. 
    3. high altitude.
    4. strong winds.
50. Below are problems found in urban centres:
    1. Decay of moral values.
    2. Traffic congestion on roads.
    3. High rates of unemployment.
    4. Increase in crime.
       Which combination consists of social problems?
       1. i and ii
       2. i and iv
       3. ii and iii
       4. iii and iv
51. Which one of the following groups is made up of Plain Nilotes?
    1. Shilluk, Dinka, Nuer.
    2. Sandawe, Sanye, Dahalo. 
    3. Sabaot, Nandi, Dorobo.
    4. Jie, Samburu, Turkana.
52. Before the coming of Europeans to Eastern Africa, the Baganda people were ruled by
    1. emperors.
    2. kings.
    3. chiefs.
    4. council of elders.
53. Which one of the following is a social right? Right to
    1. education.
    2. vote
    3. own property.
    4. work.
54. Standard eight learners of Malezi primary school visited a game park. They saw some armed people in the park. What was mainly being done by the arned people?
    1. Charging entry fee to the game park.
    2. Protecting wild animals from poachers. 
    3. Protecting tourists from wild animals.
    4. Taking tourists around the park.
55. Below are statements about a traditional leader in Kenya:
    1. He traded with the coastal Arabs.
    2. He treated diseases
    3. He foretold future events.
       The person described above is
       1. chief Kivoi. 
       2. Nabongo Mumia. 
       3. Masaku.
       4. Laibon Lenana.
56. Highways have been built in Kenya to bypass major towns mainly to
    1. reduce road accidents.
    2. reduce air pollution in towns.
    3. create jobs in the country.
    4. reduce traffic congestions in towns. 5
57. Poultry farming in Kenya is mainly faced by the problem of
    1. inadequate market for poultry products. 
    2. high cost of controlling diseases.
    3. lack of good roads in farming areas.
    4. decrease in land.
58. When Kenyans attend national day celebrations, it shows that they are
    1. patriotic.
    2. obedient.
    3. hardworking.
    4. humble.
59. Which one of the following duties is performed by a county assembly? 
    1. Maintaining law and order.
    2. Supervising county projects.
    3. Formulating county laws.
    4. Appointing a county governor. 
60. County assembly sittings are headed by the 
    1. speaker.
    2. clerk.
    3. governor.
    4. county commissioner.