Read the following passage. It contains blank spaces numbered 1 to 15. For each blank space, choose the best answer from the choices given.

Leprosy is a ______1______ disease caused by a bacteria. It______2______ be easily cured with a combination of drugs, ______3______ detected early.

When not treated, it can leads to ______4______ deformities. Patients can also turn blind and may never be sensitive to pain _______5______ heat because their nerves ______6______ damaged.

The incubation period is the time it takes to develop ______7______ a disease once the bacteria gets into ______8_______ body is three to ten years or more depending ______9_______ a person's immunity.

In Kenya, leprosy is among the 15 neglected tropical diseases. ______10______ , it is under the tuberculosis programme, ______11______ because of the similarities ______12______the bacteria that _____13______T.B and leprosy. The country was declared leprosy-free ______14______ 1989 after reporting _____15______ than two cases in 10000 people.

1.   
   1. bad
   2. comon
   3. infection
   4. contagious
2.  
   1. could
   2. can
   3. should
   4. might
3.  
   1. if
   2. where
   3. while
   4. thus
4.  
   1. leg
   2. hand
   3. limb
   4. limp
5.  
   1. and 
   2. or
   3. also
   4. again
6.  
   1. was
   2. were
   3. is
   4. are
7.  
   1. on
   2. into 
   3. to
   4. in
8.  
   1. ones'
   2. ones'
   3. ones
   4. once
9.  
   1. by
   2. for
   3. on
   4. with
10.  
    1. Instead
    2. However
    3. Therefore
    4. Also
11.  
    1. possible 
    2. imagine
    3. sertainly
    4. perhaps
12.  
    1. among
    2. involving
    3. between 
    4. including
13.  
    1. cause
    2. bring
    3. causes
    4. infetc
14.  
    1. on
    2. in
    3. since
    4. over
15.  
    1. more
    2. little
    3. least
    4. less

For questions 16 and 17, choose the alternative that forms a sensible paragraph.

16.  
    1. one needs to exercise personal hygiene
    2. Corona virus disease is a pandemic
    3. to guard against it
    4. and avoid touching unnecessary surfaces
    5. which has killed many people
       1. iii, i, iv, ii, v
       2. i, ii, iii, v, iv
       3. ii, v, iii, i, iv
       4. iv, i, iii, v, ii
17.  
    1. was so hilarious
    2. dying with laughter ii
    3. that we were left
    4. Walter's story
       1. iv, i, ili, ii 
       2. iv, i, ii, iii
       3. iv, iii, ii, i
       4. iv, ii, i, iii

Choose the sentence which is grammatically correct to answer questions 18.

18.  
    1. Irene was engrossed in her story book
    2. Of the twins, Lena is the tallest
    3. Neither the teacher nor the pupils has gone home
    4. She entered into the class and smiled

In question 19, write the statement in indirect speech.

19. She says, "I was writing a letter to my brother".
    1. She said that she was writing a letter to my brother
    2. She says that I am writing a letter to my brother
    3. She said that she is writing a letter to her brother
    4. She says that she was writing a letter to her brother

For question 20 and 21, choose the word which is correctly spelt.

20.  
    1. neighbour
    2. cellotape
    3. bizarre
    4. beginning
21.  
    1. grammar
    2. calender
    3. suprised
    4. wildbeast

For questions 22 and 23, choose the same meaning of the underlined words.

22. It seldom rains in Moyale.
    1. always
    2. occasionally
    3. rarely
    4. often
23. My clothes are totally drenched.
    
    1. dirty
    2. torn
    3. smart
    4. wet

For questions 24 and 25, choose question tags.

24. Let us sanitize, _____________?
    
    1. will we
    2. shall we
    3. won't we
    4. can't we
25. John said that it won't rain, _______________?
    
    1. did he
    2. didn't he 
    3. will it
    4. won't it

Read the following passage and then answer questions 26 to 38.

A neurosurgeon has been suspended for opening up the head of the wrong patient in one of the worst cases of medical malpractice to become public at Moi Referral Hospital.

Two men had been wheeled into the facility unconscious last weekend. One needed brain surgery to remove a blood clot in his brain while the other only required medical attention to heal a trauma swelling in his head, medically known as closed head injury.

However, a horror mix-up of identification tags saw the wrong man wheeled into theatre and his skull opened. Doctors did not realise the mistake until hours into the surgery, when they discovered there was no blood clot in the brain of the man sprawled on the operating table.

They had cut open the head of the wrong patient in a dizzying case of medical malpractice that once again casts the spotlight on the country's biggest referral hospital.

The mix-up also raises questions about pre-surgery procedures in Kenyan hospitals, especially on how to ensure the right patient is operated at the right place. It also calls to question doctors' lack of commitment to their patients to ensure they receive the care they need to get well. The competence and organisation of the doctors is in question

The Daily Nation, which investigated the scandal since Wednesday, will not publish details of the patients out of respect for their privacy and because it was not clear yesterday If their families had been informed of the operation.

Last evening, hospital management threw out this report by dramatically having security guards escort her out of the premises for making enquiries about the incident.

In an effort to limit the damage following our enquiries, the hospital's chief operating officer Ms Lily issued a statement announcing the suspension of four medics who were at work on the fateful night. They included the neurosurgeon, the ward nurse, theatre receiving nurse and the anaesthetics.

"The management has suspended the admission rights of a neurosurgery registrar and issued him with a show-cause letter for apparently operating on the wrong patient," said Ms Lily.

The fact that Ms Lily was referring to the operation as "apparent" is probably an indication that the hospital was unwilling to publicly admit the error, and also that some of its procedures may have put the welfare of patients at risk.

26. The opening up the head of a wrong patient according to the first paragraph can best be termed as
    1. quite intentional
    2. rather deliberate
    3. act of negligence
    4. accidental 
27. Which word can best replace the word suspended as used in the passage?
    1. Hang
    2. Ceased
    3. Interrupt
    4. Inactivate
28. The word unconscious as used in the passage is the opposite of
    1. insensible
    2. collapsed
    3. awake
    4. dead
29. Which one of the following is the best reason why the patierit was to undergo the operation?
    1. To heal the trauma swelling in the head
    2. To get rid of the blood clot
    3. To relieve the patient of the severe headache
    4. The hospital had the required equipment and personnel 
30. The identification tags are meant to
    
    1. put on patients headed for the theatre only
    2. cause a bit of mix-up among patients
    3. correctly identify the patients
    4. make work easier
31. When did the doctors realise that they were working on the wrong patient?
    1. Immediately they had opened his head
    2. After an hour into the operation
    3. After hours into the surgery
    4. When they could not spot the clot in the brain
32. According to the passage it is true to say that 
    1. it was the norm of the health facility to carry out wrong surgeries
    2. the health facility suffers breakdown of communication
    3. the health practitioners were incompetent and negligent
    4. the families of the patients did not create clear information.
33. Which one of the following could not be an-example-of pre-surgery procedures?
    1. Correct labelling of the patient
    2. Ensuring the right patients gets operated on the right place
    3. The doctor knowing about the patient in details
    4. Washing the patient before an operation
34. What do you think was the main reason why details of the patients could not be published?
    1. In the interest of time
    2. The reporter was thrown out of the hospital premises
    3. In respect of the patients' privacy
    4. It was still too early to draw any conclusion
35. What was done in attempt to limit the damage?
    1. Suspension of four medics
    2. Closure of the hospital
    3. Employ new medics
    4. Launching investigations
36. What is in the passage that show the hospital was unwilling to admit the error?
    1. Suspending those involved
    2. Referring to the case as apparent 
    3. Hiding the patients
    4. Giving the patients medicine
37. The most appropriate summary for the passage is;
    1. The unfortunate incident at the hospital
    2. How doctors want people to die
    3. The medicine that never worked
    4. Unprocedural operation
38. A person who looks after the sick in the
    1. doctor
    2. nurse
    3. mid wife
    4. caretaker

Read the passage below and then answer questions 39 to 50.

Tumaini is my best friend and neighbour. Her life was all in a mess due to insufficient finances in their family. Her problem always tormented my mind.

Due to financial instability, her family could not afford a basic need such as shelter. Luckily, her jobless father got employed as a casual worker. This raised optimism in the family and Tumaini felt relieved.

One day, father came home and asked his children to prepare for school. Everyone became jovial. Tumaini was subdued in looking for her school uniform when her father told her that she had to get married to his friend or remain a home girl.

The agony of dropping out of school at class seven greatly saddened Tumaini. She wept bitterly day and night. She tried to convince her parents how she longed for school but all these fell on deaf ears. The reality dawned on her when her father became a cold blooded beast and threatened to throw her out if she continued with her chronic wails.

With the knowledge gained from our child rights club, I came to reality with the denial of Tumaini's rights to education. I could not sit back and watch her being molested. I gathered courage and took the initiative to inform Tumaini's parents about her rights.

When I explained to them all the rights of children, and how much Tumaini needed education as her brothers did, they partly agreed and they became inquisitive about these rights issues. I showed them the "child magazine" which I had carried. With this, they came face to face with Tumaini's violated rights and promised to take her back to school. She is now attending school and living with her parents. We should all ensure all children go to school.

39. Tumaini's main problem according to the first paragraph is
    1. Lack of money
    2. sufficient finances
    3. her father
    4. her father's friend
40. The statement, "her problem always tormented my mind" was said by
    1. Tumaini
    2. her father
    3. the writer
    4. the father's friend
41. One of these statements is true according to the second paragraph
    1. Tumaini's father got a casual job
    2. Tumaini was assisted to go to school
    3. The family could not afford basic needs
    4. Her father's friend was ready to marry Tumaini
42. How many choices was Tumaini given by her father?
    1. One
    2. Three
    3. Two
    4. None
43. The correct meaning of the underlined word jovial according to the passage is
    1. extremely happy
    2. emotionally disturbed
    3. rather perplexed
    4. very moody
44. Tumaini cried bitterly because
    1. her father turned into a beast
    2. of lack of basic needs
    3. of the idea of ending her education so early D
    4. her mother did not rescue her
45. Which of the following rights was Tumaini being denied?
    1. Right to food
    2. Right to shelter
    3. Right to freedom
    4. Right to education
46. The source of knowledge about children's rights for Tumaini's friend was
    1. child rights clubs
    2. child magazine
    3. her family
    4. school lesson
47. One could replace the word "chronic wails" in the fourth paragraph with
    1. continued torment
    2. raised hopes
    3. endless weeping
    4. ceaseless problems
48. What words could be used to best describe Tumaini's friend?
    1. Determined and aware
    2. Cold and bitter
    3. Loving and familiar
    4. Loving and courageous 
49. "____________, but all these fell on deaf ears" means
    1. the parents disrespected her pleas
    2. her parents pretended not to understand
    3. her parents were deaf
    4. her parents became deaf and dumb
50. Three of the following are true about Tumaini except
    1. Tumaini was withdrawn from school
    2. Her parents did not mind her education being stopped
    3. Tumaini was to get married at an early age
    4. Her parents were determined to respect the culture

ENGLISH COMPOSITION

• Read the heading of the composition carefully and write your composition.

Below is the beginning of a composition. Write it, making it as interesting as you can:

We woke up at the crack of dawn intending to catch the early bus to the city since we came from a very remote village ........................................................................................................................

MARKING SCHEME

1. D
2. B
3. A
4. C
5. A
6. D
7. B
8. A
9. C
10. B
11. D
12. C
13. C
14. B
15. D
16. C
17. A
18. B
19. D
20. C
21. A
22. C
23. D
24. B
25. B
26. C
27. B
28. C
29. A
30. C
31. C
32. C
33. D
34. C
35. A
36. B
37. D
38. B
39. A
40. C
41. A
42. C
43. A
44. C
45. D
46. A
47. C
48. D
49. B
50. A

STANDARD 6, END OF TERM 1
ENGLISH
NAME....................................................SCHOOL...............................

Read the following passage below. It contains blank spaces numbered 1 - 15.
Choose the BEST alternative to fill the blank spaces.

Finally.      1      day we had all      2       waiting       3       came. Nora and      4      had       5      up very early that morning      6     father had told us that we would not be leaving early. We prepared       7      and packed our      8       eager        9      the trip. Time seemed to move slowly as we waited for the driver who       10      be taking us to Moyale The driver finally arrived in a     11     car at about noon. He found us all      12     outside the front door of     13     house. Then, we left     14     Moyale. The first section of the road was so bumpy     15    we did not enjoy much.

1. A. an                    B. the                   C. these                      D. this
2. A. been                B. be                    C. to be                       D. being
3. A. at                     B. by                     C. of                           D. for
4. A. me                   B. myself              C. I                              D. mine
5. A. woke                B. waked              C. woken                    D. wake
6. A. although           B. and                  C. because                 D. since
7. A. Our selfs          B. themselves      C. ourselves              D. myself
8. A. luggages          B. lugage              C. lugagge                 D. luggage
9. A. at                      B. for                    C. of                           D. by
10. A. could                B. would               C. was                        D. will
11. A. bigger               B. biggest             C big                          D. smaller
12. A. waiting              B. waited              C wait                        D. to wait
13. A. my                    B. his                    C. their                      D. our
14. A. to                      B. at                     C. for                          D. by
15. A. and                   B. than                  C. but also                 D. that

For questions 16 - 17. complete the sentences with the correct question tag 1

16. The girl broke the vase,_____________?
    1. did she
    2. was she
    3. didn't she
    4. isn't it
17. They will come tomorrow,________?
    1. willn't they
    2. won't they
    3. are they
    4. can't they

For questions 18 - 21, choose the correct word to complete the sentences

18. She cannot seem ____________ she kept her keys.
    1. where
    2. why
    3. how
    4. what 
19. The thieves broke ______ the house.
    1. into
    2. out
    3. up
    4. in
20. The man was sufferng _______ malaria
    1. of
    2. by
    3. with
    4. from
21. David can visit either Mombasa ____ Samburu
    1. and
    2. also
    3. and not
    4. or

For questions 22-24, choose the opposite of the underlined words.

22. The interior of the tank was painted
    1. exterior
    2. inside
    3. bottom
    4. top
23. The arrival time of the train was changed
    1. stopping
    2. depart
    3. coming
    4. departure
24. The lazy pupil will be punished.
    1. idle
    2. industrious
    3. stupid
    4. kind

For question 25. choose the word that least fits in the group .

25.    
    1. Kettle
    2. Swarm
    3. Herd
    4. Flock

Read the following passage and then answer questions 26 - 38

Just before dark, we took up our abode for the night at a small village where I bought some food for myself and some corn for my horse at the moderate price of a button and was told that I would see the river Niger early in the next day.

The lions here are numerous. The gates of the compound are shut a little after sunset, and no one is allowed to go out after this curfew. The thoughts of seeing the Niger in the morning, and the buzzing of the mosquitoes, prevented me from sleeping until nearly dawn.

I saddled my horse and was in readiness to start before any of my followers but we were obliged to wait until the villagers were stirring and the gates opened. As this happened to be a market day at Sego, the roads leading to the village were crowded with traders and merchadise. However, we drew along fairly rapidly in spite of a few stops on account of false alarms, and after Passing through some marshy land, we at last saw in the distance the Niger!

26. At what time did the writer and the rest take up abode at the small vilage?
    1. At dawn
    2. Late at night
    3. At dusk
    4. in the morning
27. What did the writer buy for the horses?
    1. Corn
    2. Hay
    3. Biscuits
    4. A button
28. Which word means the same as 'numerous' as used in the passage?
    1. Few
    2. Dangerous
    3. Very many
    4. Very big
29. How did the writer know that river Niger was quite near?
    1. There were many mosquitoes
    2. He was told that he would be able to reach it early the next day
    3. The village was in a marsh
    4. The village shut its gates at sunset
30. Why were the gates of the village shut a little after sunset?
    1. To keep off mosquitoes
    2. To discourage visitors
    3. Because of the many lions there
    4. They were expecting an attack
31. What prevented the writer from sleeping?
    1. The buzzing of the mosquitoes and thoughts of seeing the Niger
    2. The constant roaring of lions
    3. The thoughts of seeing the Niger and mosquito bites
    4. The noise from the villagers
32. Why didn't the writer leave early as he had planned?
    1. It was a market day
    2. It was very cold
    3. He was late to wake up
    4. The gates had not been opened
33. We can say that the price of the corn was
    1. cheap
    2. expensive
    3. clear
    4. very high
34. Why were the roads crowded?
    1. The people travelled away from Sego when the gates were opened
    2. The people of Sego were all merchants
    3. It was a market day in the village
    4. There were so many visitors in the village
35. What was the purpose of the writer's journey?
    1. To trade in the village
    2. To buy food
    3. To spend the night at Sego
    4. To see the Niger
36. Which word below is the synonym of obliged' as used in the passage?
    1. allowed
    2. compelled
    3. pleaded
    4. requested
37. Teh writer made a few stops on the way due to
    1. false alarms
    2. marshy ground
    3. fatigue and hunger
    4. getting lost
38. Choose the most appropriate title for the passage
    1. An insecure village
    2. A village market day
    3. The dangerous lions
    4. A journey to the Niger

Road the following passage and then answer questions 39 - 50

June 1978 was the 25th anniversary of the climbiig of Mt. Everest. This great mountain in the Himalayan mountains of Northern India, the highest mountain in the world, had always tooked down mockingly on mere man, seeming to say, "I challenged you to climb me, poor, weak morials." And try they did, "but failed to reach the top. There were avalanches, blizzards, extreme cold and hunger to contend with.

Then it happened! The news flashed around the world and Edmud Hillary and John Hunt had led a party of devoted climbers ever upwards until the fateful moment when Hillary himself and a Nepalese. Tensing Norgay set foot upon the roof of the world and looked down from a height of 3,848 metres

Celebrations followed to mark the great exploit Queen Elizabeth Il awarded him, Hillary and Tensing with the Biritish Empire Medal

39. If June 1978 was the 25th anniversary of climbing the mountain, when was it climbed?
    1. June 1950
    2. June 1920
    3. June 1953
    4. June 1978
40. In which country is Mt. Everest?
    1. Europe
    2. India
    3. Britain
    4. Nepal
41. Those who tried to climb the mountain and failed taced the following problems except
    1. money
    2. cold
    3. hunger
    4. blizzards
42. The word that is similar in meaning to 'climb' as used in the passage is
    1. ascend
    2. descend
    3. lower
    4. catch 
43. Who led the party of devoted climbers?
    
    1. Queen Elizabeth II
    2. Tensing and Norgay
    3. Edmund Hillary and Queen Elizabeth II
    4. Edmund Hillary and John Hunt
44. What is referred to as the roof of the world according to the passage?
    1. The metal they received
    2. The celebrations
    3. The peak of the mountain
    4. The party that climbed the mountain
45. The following received medals according to the passage except
    1. Hunt
    2. Queen Elizabeth II
    3. Tensing
    4. Hillary 
46. Which one of the following statements is false according to the passage
    1. The Everest is the nighest mountain in the world
    2. The first people to try climbing the Everest mountain did not reach the top.
    3. No climbers have ever reached the top of the Everest mountain
    4. The first people to reach the top of the Everest mountain were rewarded a medal
47. Climbing of mountains is called
    1. mountaineering
    2. surfing
    3. skiing
    4. gliding 
48. The height of the Everest mountain in metres is
    1. 8884
    2. 8848
    3. 8488
    4. 8084
49. The great exploit was foiled by
    1. hunger
    2. punishment
    3. ridicule
    4. celebrations
50. The most appropriate title for the passage would be
    1. The cold mountain
    2. The fateful journey 
    3. Climbing Mount Everest
    4. A failed attempt

COMPOSITION
Your neighbour has been disturbing your family by playing loud music at nigh over the weekends. Write a letter to the chief of your area to complain about it.

MARKING SCHEME

1. B
2. A
3. D
4. C
5. C
6. A
7. C
8. D
9. B
10. B
11. C
12. A
13. D
14. C
15. D
16. C
17. B
18. A
19. A
20. D
21. D
22. A
23. D
24. B
25. A
26. C
27. A
28. C
29. B
30. C
31. A
32. D
33. A
34. C
35. D
36. B
37. A
38. D
39. C
40. B
41. A
42. A
43. D
44. C
45. B
46. C
47. A
48. B
49. D
50. C

1. What is nine million one hundred and nine thousand and nine written in symbols?
   1. 9100909
   2. 9109009
   3. 9019009
   4. 9010909
2. In a polling station the number of registered voters was 679495. What was the number rounded off to the nearest ten thousands?
   1. 680000
   2. 679000
   3. 700000
   4. 679500
3. What is the sum of the total values of digits 6 and 2 in the number 864280?
   1. 6020
   2. 60200
   3. 860200
   4. 62000
4. What is the value of 96120 divided by 24?
   1. 4005
   2. 405
   3. 45
   4. 40005
5. What is the value of ¹/₈ + (¹/₃ ÷ ¹/₆) ?
   
   1. 2¹/₆ 
   2. 4¹/₂₄
   3. 2¹/₈
   4. ⁵/₈
6. What is the place value of digit 4 in the number 58.3948?
   1. Thousandths
   2. Hundredths
   3. Ten thousandths
   4. Tens
7. What is the circumference of the circle drawn below?
   
   
   1. 220m
   2. 290m
   3. 110m
   4. 255m
8. A hotel buys 41.5 litres of milk every day. How many litres of milk did the hotel buy in the month of January, February and March year 2021?
   1. 3776.51
   2. 37351
   3. 38181
   4. 3776.251
9. The figure below shows angles formed by two intersecting lines.
   
   Which of the following pair of angles are vertically opposites?
   1. f and h
   2. gandh
   3. f and g
   4. e andf
10. What is the next number in the series
    12, 14, 17, 22, 29 _____ ?
    1. 38
    2. 42
    3. 40
    4. 46
11. What is the actual length of a road in kilometres that measures 4cm on a map drawn to a scale of 1:400000?
    1. 160km
    2. 1.6km
    3. 16kom
    4. 0.16 km
12. A sales lady salary of sh 4000 was increased by 16%. What was the new salary of the sales lady?
    1. sh. 640
    2. sh. 3360
    3. sh. 4640
    4. sh. 10460
13. A dairy company donated 60 carton of milk to a pre-school. If each carton contained 80-2dl packet of milk, how many litres of milk was donated?
    1. 9.6
    2. 9600
    3. 96
    4. 960
14. The perimeter of a square plot of land is 216m. What is the area of the plot quare metres?
    1. 2816²
    2. 864m²
    3. 2916m²
    4. 46656m²
15. Muli bought the following items from a supermarket.
    1kg sugar @sh. 115
    ½kg rice @sh. 110
    2kg maize flour for sh. 130
    2 loaves of bread @sh. 45
    If he paid using sh. 1000 note, how much balance did he get back?
    1. sh. 725
    2. sh. 610
    3. sh. 275
    4. sh. 390
16. Which of the following statement is incorrect about an equilateral triangle?
    1. All sides are equal
    2. Sum of angles add upto 180°
    3. All angles are equal
    4. Base angles are equal
17. A train left Nairobi at 6.15pm and took 2¼ hrs to reach Mombasa. At what time in 12 hour clock system did it reach Mombasa?
    1. 8.30am
    2. 7.45pm
    3. 8.30pm
    4. 7.45am
18.  A motorist drove from Nakuru to Naivasha town a distance of 360km taking 4 hours. What was the average speed in kilometres per hour for the joumey?
    1. 9km/hr
    2. 20km/hr
    3. 90km/hr
    4. 80km/hr
19. What is the L.C.M of 30, 40 and 60?
    
    1. 10
    2. 120
    3. 240
    4. 180
20. The table below shows number of eggs sold by a vendor in a week.
    

    Days	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun
    No. sold	22	16	22	17	24	20	26

    What is the mean number of eggs sold in the week?
    1. 22
    2. 17
    3. 21
    4.  20
21. Using a ruler and a pair of compass construct triangle XYZ such that line XY=8cm, YZ=7cm and XZ = 6.5cm. Measure the size of angle YZX.
    1. 58°
    2. 105°
    3. 75°
    4. 47°
22. Which of the following is the correct order ³/₅, ⁵/₈, ⁷/₁₀, and ½ of arranging from the largest to the smallest?
    1. ½, ³/₅,⁵/₈, ⁷/₁₀
    2. ³/₅, ⁷/₁₀, ⁵/₈, ½
    3. ½, ⁷/₁₀, ⁵/₈, ³/₅
    4. ⁷/₁₀, ⁵/₈, ³/₅, ½
23. The table below show time table of a bus between different towns
    

    Town	Arrival time	Departure time
    Nairobi   Naivasha   Gilgil  Nakuru  Eldoret	_________  10.25pm  12.10pm  1.50pm  2.45pm	9.10am  10.40am  12.25pm    2.10pm   __________

    How long did the bus take to travel from Naivasha town to Nakuru?
    1. 3¹/₆ hrs
    2. 1⁵/₆ hrs
    3. 3½ hrs
    4. 2¾hrs
24. What is the difference between the L.C.M of 15, 20 and 25 and the G.C.D of 45, 75 and 90?
    1. 315
    2. 10
    3. 85
    4. 285
25. A lorry is carrying 90 cartons each holding 40 tins of cooking fat. If each tin weighs 500g, what was the total mass of tins in kilograms?
    1. 1.8kg
    2. 180kg
    3. 1800kg
    4.  0.18kg
26. In a class the number of boys is ¹/₃ and the rest are girls. If there were 40 girls in the class, how many pupils were there in total/
    1. 60
    2. 35
    3. 75
    4. 90
27. A lady sold milk from 12^th January to 9^th March 2020. For how many days did she sell the milk?
    1. 58
    2. 59
    3. 57
    4. 56.
28. The figure below represents a stack made of cuboids.
    
    How many cuboids are used to make the stack drawn above?
    1. 33
    2. 32
    3. 30
    4. 27
29. Using a ruler and a pair of compass construct triangle MNT such that line MN=5cm, NT=4 cm and angle MNT=120°. Bisect angle MNT and let the bisector meet line MT at S Measure the length of line MS.
    1. 4.3cm
    2. 7.8cm
    3. 2.3cm
    4. 3.4cm
30. The figure below shows a school ground.
    
    An athletee run all round the field two times, how many metres did he cover? (Take π=²²/₇)
    1. 400m
    2. 526m
    3. 800m
    4. 1052m
31. What is 7.5% written as a fraction to its simplest from possible.
    1. ¹⁵/₂
    2. ¾
    3. 7½
    4. ³/₄₀
32. The table below shows postal rates for sending money order. 
    

    Order value in shs.	Commission
    Not exceeding 500 500 - 1000 1001 -3000 3001 - 5000 5001 - 10000 10001 - 20000 20001 - 30000	sh. 42   sh. 144   sh. 174   sh. 209   sh. 295    sh. 441   sh. 617

    
    A father sent school fees for his two children as follows sh. 10500 and sh. 17400 respectively. How much commission did he pay at the post office?
    1. sh. 617
    2. sh. 1058
    3. sh. 736
    4. sh. 882
33. What is the value of   
    
    
    1. 6²/₃
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
34. What is the value of   16.42 − (3.16 + 8.4)  
                                                   2.43
    1. 0.2
    2. 200
    3. 2
    4. 20
35. A staff meeting ended at 5.00pm after taking 5 hours 55 minutes. At what time did the meeting started? 
    1. 12.55pm
    2. 11.05am
    3. 12.05pm
    4. 11.55am
36. The figure below shows a rectangular tank.
    
    If the tank is to be filled with water using 50 litres container, how many containers will be required to fill the tank?
    1. 240
    2. 160
    3. 480
    4. 320
37. A square garden has an area of 10.24m². What is the length of each side in centimetres?
    1. 3.2cm
    2. 3200cm
    3. 320cm
    4. 32cm
38. Work out the value of 2²/₃ × 3½?
    1. 6¹/₃
    2. 6²/₃
    3. 9¹/₃
    4. 3¹/₉
39. In a harambee there were 850 adults and 457 children. If each adult contributed sh. 200 and each child contributed sh. 100, how much money was collected altogether?
    1. sh. 215700
    2. sh. 176400
    3. sh. 91400 
    4. sh. 21750
40. What is the value of 5(3y - 2x) - 13y + 6x to its simplest form possible?
    1. 28y + 4x
    2. 2y + 4x
    3. 2y − 4x
    4. 28y + 16x
41. The pie chart below shows how a lady spent her salary.
    
    If her salary was sh. 56000, how much money did she spent on rent?
    1. sh. 21000
    2. sh. 14000
    3. sh. 28000
    4. sh. 32000
42. What is the area of the triangle drawn below.
    
    
    1. 720m²
    2. 270m²
    3. 432m²
    4. 216m²
43. Joel got 80% of the total marks in the end term examination. If the total marks was 500, how many marks did he lose on the examination?
    1. 100
    2. 140
    3. 400
    4. 360
44. What is the value of t in the equation
    4t − 6 + 36t = 60?
    1. 1¾
    2. 1¹⁷/₂₀
    3. 1³/₅
    4. 1¹³/₂₀
45. The price of a text book is sh. 600. If the price was decreased by 15%, what was the new price of the book? 
    1. sh. 570
    2. sh. 690
    3. sh. 450
    4. sh. 510
46. The diagram below shows a cuboid whose length is 0.48m and a width of 0.25m.
    
    If its volume is 0.042m³, what is the length of its height (h) in centimetres?
    1. 55cm
    2. 38cm
    3. 35cm
    4. 28cm
47. A vendor sold 2500 copies of daily nation news paper at sh. 70 each. If the vendor got 8% of the total sales, how much money did the vendor receive from the sales?
    1. sh. 50000
    2. sh. 14000
    3. sh. 35000
    4. sh. 70000
48. In the figure below line AB = AC, angle ABC=50°, angle ECA=15° and angle BAD= angle DAC.
    
    What is the size of angle AEC?
    1. 30°
    2. 25°
    3. 15°
    4. 20°
49. In the figure drawn below, the radius of the circle is 35cm with a centre O.
    Take π = ²²/₇
    
    What is the area of the shaded part?
    1. 3850cm² 
    2. 2450cm²
    3. 1400cm²
    4. 700cm²
50. The bar graph drawn below shows amount of rainfall recorded in a week.
    
    What was the amount of rainfall recorded in the last four days of the week?
    1. 1055mm
    2. 2250mm
    3. 1100mm
    4. 1150mm

MARKING SCHEME

1. B
2. A
3. B
4. A
5. C
6. A
7. A
8. B
9. C
10. C
11. C
12. C
13. D
14. C
15. B
16. D
17. C
18. B
19. B
20. C
21. C
22. D
23. A
24. D
25. C
26. A
27. A
28. C
29. A
30. C
31. D
32. D
33. B
34. C
35. B
36. D
37. C
38. C
39. A
40. C
41. A
42. C
43. A
44. D
45. D
46. C
47. B
48. B
49. D
50. D

STANDARD 6, END OF TERM 1
MATHEMATICS
NAME....................................................SCHOOL...............................

1. Which one of the following numbers is 500016 written in words?
   1. Fifty thousand and sixteen
   2. Five hundred thousand and sixteen
   3. Five hundred and sixteen
   4. Five hundred thousand one hundred and six
2. What is the difference between 1 1/4 and 41/3, then added to 1/5?
   1. 5 47/60
   2. 3 1/2
   3. 3 17/60
   4. 3 1/12
3. What is the Highest Common Factor of
   12, 18 and 24?
   1. 72
   2. 48
   3. 6
   4. 3
4. Round off 6965 to the nearest hundreds
   1. 6970
   2. 6900
   3. 6950
   4. 7000
5. Work out: 9636 + 12?
   1. 8 rem. 6
   2. 8
   3. 803
   4. 830
6. What is the ne number in the sequence below?
   36, 45, 54, 63, ___?
   1. 81
   2. 74
   3. 72
   4. 57
7. Express 13/4 as a mixed number.
   1. 11 2/5,
   2. 2 1/4
   3. 1.34
   4. 3 1\4
8. What is the sum of the total value of digits 2 and 6 in the number 52769?
   1. 26
   2. 2060
   3. 2006
   4. 2160
9. Solve: 2 (9-4) = 20
   1. 46
   2. 14
   3. 12
   4. 10
10. A bus arrived in Kisii from Nairobi at 1.30 p.m. If the whole journey took 4 1/2  hours at what time had the bus left Nairobi?
    1. 6.00 pm
    2. 9.00 am
    3. 9.00p.m
    4. 6.00 am
11. What is the missing number in the factor tree below?
    
    
    1. 4
    2. 9
    3. 5
    4. 12
12. There are 894 pupils at Pap Oriang Primary School. If there are 432 boys, how many girls are there in the school?
    1. 462
    2. 362
    3. 1236
    4. 1326 3.
13. What is the value of
    0.241 +0.9 +4.36?
    1. 7.31
    2. 4.501
    3. 5.501
    4. 4.401
14. What is XLVI written in Hindu Arabic numerals?
    1. 66
    2. 56
    3. 44
    4. 46
15. What is the sum of all prime numbers between 90 and 100?
    1. 97
    2. 188
    3. 190
    4. 198
16. A butcher bought 8 kg of meat. How many grams of meat did he buy?
    1. 875g
    2. 8750g
    3. 8349
    4. 8.75g
17. What is the place value of digit 6 in the number 24.136?
    1. Thousandths
    2. Hundredths
    3. Tenths
    4. Ones
18. What is the perimeter of the figure below?
    
    
    1. 1700m
    2. 2200m
    3. 2500m
    4. 3000m
19. In Karumo village there are 945424 people. 416250 are men and 220790 are women. The rest are children. How many children are there in the village?
    1. 308565
    2. 308455
    3. 308384
    4. 307384
20. Work out:
    Hours    Minutes
       6            35
     +7            40      
    ______________
    1. 14 hrs 15 mins
    2. 13hrs 75 mins
    3. 13hr 45 min
    4. 13 hrs 15 min
21. What is the area of the figure below?
    
    1. 80cm²
    2. 72cm²
    3. 45cm²
    4. 40cm²
22. In a class of 45 pupils, of the pupils are girls. How many boys were there on a day when 5 boys were absent?
    1. 25
    2. 20
    3. 15
    4. 5
23. Work out: 3.461 x 8
    1. 2768.8
    2. 2.7688
    3. 276.88
    4. 27.688
24. What is the area of the shaded region in the figure below?
    
    1. 88cm²
    2. 120cm²
    3. 240cm²
    4. 450cm²
25. Work out:
       M        Cm
       40        90
    + 30        80  
    ___________
    1. 71m 70cm
    2. 70m 170cm
    3. 87m 00cm
    4. 71m 170cm 
26. The area of the rectangle below is 84cm² If its width is 6cm, what is its perimeter?
    
    1. 90cm
    2. 40cm
    3. 20cm
    4. 14cm
27. Arrange the fractions below from the largest to the smallest.
    ¹/₇ , ¹/₃ , ¹/₂,  ¹/₉
    1.  ¹/₇ , ¹/₉  , ¹/₃ ,  ¹/₂
    2.  ¹/₉ , ¹/₇  , ¹/₃ , ¹/₂
    3.  ¹/₃ , ¹/₂, ¹/₇ ,¹/₉
    4.   ¹/₂ ,¹/₃  , ¹/₇ ,¹/₉
28. Simplify:
    6x + 10x + 2q + 49 - 2x
    1. 14x + 49
    2. 6x - 149
    3. 14x + 69
    4. 14x - 64 29.
29. Work out:
    9 1/5 - 5 3/4
    1. 4 1/10.
    2. .4 2/9
    3. 3 9/20
    4. 8 4/9
30. What is the value of the angle marked q in the figure below?
    
    1. 130°
    2. 80°
    3. 75°
    4. 50°
31. The difference between two numbers is 36436. If the smaller number is 21837, what is the bigger number?
    1. 58764
    2. 14599
    3. 58273
    4. 57663
32. What is the area of the shaded part in the figure below?
    
    1. 346cm²
    2. 250cm²
    3. 154cm²
    4. 96cm²
33. Nevine bought the following items from a kiosk.
    5 mangoes at sh. 10 each
    A loaf of bread at sh. 55
    A packet of milk @ sh. 50
    A bar of soap for sh. 60
    How much balance did she get if she paid using a sh. 500 note?
    1. Sh. 215
    2. Sh. 385
    3. Sh. 285
    4. Sh. 485
34. Work out:
    24 x 1 7/8
    1. 45
    2. 30
    3. 1/45
    4. 1/30.
35. Add: 1082 +9197 +5096 + 3981 =
    1. 17046
    2. 9077
    3. 18356
    4. 19356
36. What is the volume of the cuboid below?
    
    1. 320cm³
    2. 80cm³
    3. 32cm³
    4. 22cm³
37. What is the time in the clockfact below?
    
    1. Eleven o'clock
    2. Five minutes to eleven
    3. Eleven minutes to five
    4. Five minutes to eleven
38. Which type of angle is drawn below?
    
    1. Acute angle
    2. Reflex angle
    3. Obtuse angle
    4. Right angle
39. What is the value of 3p + 4 + 2q
    If p = 2 and q = 3?
    1. 16
    2. 15
    3. 9
    4. 0.5
40. Work out:
    Weeks     Days
       2             5
    + 1             4     
    _____________
    1. 3 weeks 9 days
    2. 4 weeks 2 days
    3. 4 weeks 6 days
    4. 4 weeks 1 day
41. How many quarter litre packets are there in 8 litres?
    1. 2
    2. 4
    3. 16
    4. 32
42. What is the LCM of 24, 30 and 36?
    1. 72
    2. 360
    3. 540
    4. 1080
43. Which of the following numbers is divisible by 4?
    1. 4824
    2. 4114
    3. 4401
    4. 4410
44. How many grammes are there in 12kg?
    1. 120
    2. 1200
    3. 12000
    4. 120000
45. How many rectangles are there in the figure below?
    
    
    1. 4
    2. 5
    3. 7
    4. 9
46. Convert 86/100 into a decimal
    1. 86.00
    2. 8.6
    3. 100.86
    4. 0.86 
47. Round off 270m 49cm to the nearest metres
    1. 271m
    2. 27049m
    3. 270m
    4. 2749m
48. Lydia is 11 years old. Her mother is three times older than her. What is their total age?
    1. 44 years
    2. 33 years
    3. 22 years
    4. 14 years
49. Mwikali uses 6 litres of milk daily in her hotel. How many litres does she use in the month of July?
    1. 186
    2. 180
    3. 174
    4. 168
50. The graph below shows the favourite dishes for pupils in std. 6 in Sellys Junior School.
    
    How many pupils are there in std. 6?
    1. 11
    2. 12
    3. 39
    4. 40

MARKING SCHEME

1. B
2. C
3. C
4. D
5. C
6. C
7. D
8. B
9. B
10. B
11. B
12. A
13. C
14. D
15. A
16. B
17. A
18. D
19. C
20. A
21. D
22. B
23. D
24. C
25. A
26. B
27. D
28. C
29. C
30. B
31. C
32. C
33. C
34. A
35. D
36. A
37. B
38. B
39. A
40. B
41. D
42. B
43. A
44. C
45. D
46. D
47. C
48. A
49. A
50. D

COMPETENCY BASED CURICULUM
GRADE 5, END OF TERM 1
INTEGRATED LEARNING AREAS
NAME....................................................SCHOOL...............................

ART & CRAFT

1. List 5 materials that are needed when creating a still life composition using smudge technique.
   ___________________
   ___________________
   ___________________
   ___________________
   ___________________
2. In the space beiow, draw two overlapped cylindrical forms and shade using cross hatching technique to create light and dark effect.
    
3. List 5 materials that are needed to create crayon etching pictorial compositions.
   ___________________
   ___________________
   ___________________
   ___________________
   ___________________
4. Write 5 secondary colours you know.
   ___________________
   ___________________
   ___________________
   ___________________
   ___________________
5. What is painting?
   ____________________________________________________________________________
6. Draw and paint a colour wheel to show primary, secondary and tertiary colours.
   
7. List any 3 materials that are needed when drawing a colour wheel.
   ___________________
   ___________________
   ___________________

MUSIC

1. Explain what these songs are:
   1. Patriotic songs _______________________________________________________________________________________________
   2. Lullaby songs
      _______________________________________________________________________________________________
   3. Action songs
      _______________________________________________________________________________________________
   4. Topical songs 
      _______________________________________________________________________________________________
   5. Sacred songs
      _______________________________________________________________________________________________
2. Write the first verse of the East African Anthem in Kiswahili. (5 marks)
   ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
3. Outline 4 aspects of folk songs.
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
4. State 4 safety measures that should be observed when performing folk songs.
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
5. Name 4 Kenyan musical instruments: 
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
6. Draw a descant recorder in the space below.

PHYSICAL & HEALTH EDUCATION

1. Give 4 health benefits gained through participating in running
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
2. Outline 2 safety measures that should be observed when practising the -run through finish' technique.
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
3. List 2 materials that can be used to improvise a relay baton.
   ___________________
   ___________________
4. Give 4 safety measures that should be observed when improvising'a relay baton.
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
5. Draw a relay baton in the space below.
   
6. Explain the term straddle as used in skipping rope.
   _______________________________________________________________________________________________
7. Outline 4 safety measures that should be observed when practising straddle to avoid injuries.
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
8. List 5 health benefits of rope skipping.
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
9. List 3 responsibilities of infield players when playing batting
   games.
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
   ______________________________________
10. Outline three qualities of a good outfield player when playing batting games.
    ______________________________________
    ______________________________________
    ______________________________________

COMPETENCY BASED CURICULUM
GRADE 5, END OF TERM 1
HOME SCIENCE
NAME....................................................SCHOOL...............................

1. List five things we need in order to grow healthy
   _________________________________
   _________________________________
   _________________________________
   _________________________________
   _________________________________
2. Write the names of three illnesses that affect people 
   _________________________________
   _________________________________
   _________________________________
3. Making cleaning materials and tools from locally available materials is called __________________
4. Write the names of the following cleaning tools 
   
5. Name the materials used for making shoes
   __________________
   __________________
   __________________
6. Match the fuel with the item that uses it
   ELECTRIC COOKER​

   FUEL USED	ITEM
   KEROSENE	ELECTRIC COOKER
   CHARCOAL	TRADITIONAL FIRE PLACE
   WOOD	KEROSENE STOVE
   ELECTRICITY	GAS COOKER
   GAS	JIKO

7. What is fuel conservation 
8. A __________________is a person who buys or uses goods and services rendered to them.
9. Name the three classes of food
   __________________
   __________________
   __________________
10. What is food hygiene? 
    __________________
11. What is the name of the needle work tool put on the index finger to protect it from harm __________________
12. A child between the ages of 9 and 12 years is called a __________________
13. List two changes that take place in both boys and girls between the ages of 9 and 12 years
    __________________
    __________________
14. what is good grooming __________________
15. Name three things we need to consider to be able to plan our time
    __________________
    __________________

MARKING SCHEME

1. eating healthy food, exercising, drinking water, 
2. malaria, pneumonia, typhoid, 
3. Improvising
4. dust pan, broom
5. leathers, textiles, synthetics, rubber, foam, and plastic, threads
6.  
   • Kerosene - kerosene stove
   • Charcoal - Jiko
   • Wood - Traditional fire place
   • Electricity - Electric cooker
   • Gas - Gas cooker
7. Fuel conservation is the attempt to conserve and preserve these fossil fuels. 
8. Consumer/ consumer
9. Vitamins, proteins, carbohydrates
10. Food hygiene can be defined as handling, preparing and storing food or drink in a way that best reduces the risk of consumers becoming sick from the food disease-borne.
11. Thimble
12. tween
13.  
    1. body changes e.g hair growth
    2. Increased need of privacy
14. good grooming is taking care of yourself and your body through practising good hygiene techniques
15. keep track of your activities, make a list and prioritize, Establish a routine, 

COMPETENCY BASED CURICULUM
GRADE 5, END OF TERM 1
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
NAME....................................................SCHOOL...............................

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

1. List the responsibilities God has given us over his creation.(lmk)
2. When God created Adam and Bve, He gave man the power to rule over animals. This means
   that taking care of animals is our _______________(responsibility, talent)
3. The sentences below explain what happens to children who experience child labor. Choose an answer from the box below for each sentence.
   [Body injuries      absenteeism            tiredness         Poor health]
   1. Elizabeth misses school at least three times a week.____________
   2. One of Ezra's eyes is swollen. Some chemicals got into his eye while he was working in the flour factory_____________
   3. Malkia is very thin and weak.______________________
   4. David is always sleepy during lessons_______________________
4. Rearrange the jumbled letters to get the correct words.
   1. SAENK  ____________________
   2. VEE  ____________________
   3. MADA  ____________________
   4. DOYSIEB  ____________________
5. How did Adam and eve disobey God?
   ________________________________________
6. Explain the importance of obeying school rules.
   ________________________________________
7. What is family unity? 
   ____________________________________________________________
8. Write down the values that promote unity in a family. (3mk)
   ________________________________________
   ________________________________________
   ________________________________________
9. What challenges does a family face? (2mk)
   ________________________________________
   ________________________________________
10. Why is the bible referred to as a guide? (I mk) 
    ________________________________________
11. How does the bible help you relate well with your teachers?
    ____________________________________________________________
12. The word puzzle below has some hidden values that we can acquire through reading the bible. Find the values. 
    

    A	C	E	G	U	I	K	M	O	R
    H	Q	S	U	N	W	L	O	V	E
    O	B	E	D	I	E	N	C	E	S
    N	Y	A	C	T	E	G	I	K	P
    E	B	D	F	Y	H	J	L	O	E
    S	Q	T	R	U	S	T	X	X	C
    T	P	R	T	V	X	Z	A	C	T
    Y	E	G	I	K	M	O	N	S	T

13. Who arrested Peter and John? ____________________
14. Write what you will do to show courage in the following situations:
    1. Your friend asks you to smoke cigarettes.
       ________________________________________
    2. Your friend is asking you to watch an ungodly movie. 
       ________________________________________

ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATIO

1. Which sura describe the events of the year the elephant.
   ____________________
2. "Verily he who hates you O Mohammad will be cut off from all that is good". Which of the verses below matches this questions.
   1. Faswal-lilirab-rabika wanbar.
   2. In-nal aatwaynakal kaothar'
   3. Falyaboduu rab-ba haadhalbayi
   4. In-na shani-aka-huwal abtar.
3. The virtues is taught in Suratul Asr.
   ____________________
4. The story of the elephant is taught in which Surah?
   ________________________________________
5. Complete the verse from surah Takathur
   Nata zur tumol ________________________________________
6. "Worship Allah as if you see him for if you do not see him he sees you. This is a pillar of ____________________
7. What is the best gift to our parents? 
   ________________________________________
8. Complete the following hadith ____________________
9. When visiting someone's house we should knock ____________________ times.
10. Write the four sources of fiqh.
    ____________________
    ____________________
    ____________________
    ____________________
11. In Islamic sheriah things that annoy others but are not sin are called
    ____________________
12. The mother of Nabii Issa was called ____________________
13. Blood is an example of  ____________________najis
14. ____________________is the book that was given to prophet Daud.
15. ____________________will blow the trumpet 15. on the day of judgement.

MARKING SCHEME

1. rule over animals, fill the earth, cultivate the garden
2. responsibility
3.    
   1. absenteeism
   2. body injuries
   3. poor health
   4. tiredness
4.    
   1. snake
   2. eve
   3. adam
   4. disobey
5. they ate the forbidden fruit
6. they keep us out of trouble with the teachers
7. keeping the family together
8. respect
   obedience
   love
9. drug abuse
   child abuse
   divorce
10. because it tells us what God wants us to do/ to live
11. it helps me to lern how to respect and obey my elders.
12. love
    obedience
    respect
    unity
    honesty
13. saducees
14.   
    1. say no
    2. say no and leave

SECTION I : SOCIAL STUDIES

Study the map of Ulumbi area and use in to answer questions 1-7

1. River Nyenye flows towards
   1. South East
   2. North West
   3. South West
   4. North East
2. Ulumbi Area is likely to be headed by 
   1. appointed Sub-county Officer
   2. elected County Commissioner
   3. elected Governor
   4. elected member of County Assembly 
3. What is the staple food for the residents of Ulumbi Area?
   1. Maize
   2. Rice
   3. Coffee
   4. Fish
4. The following economic activities are carried out in Ulumbi Area except
   1. crop faming
   2. mining 
   3. lumbering
   4. livestock keeping
5. The residents of Ulumbi Area are dominantly 
   1. Pagans
   2. Traditionalists
   3. Christians
   4. Muslims
6. What is the climatic condition of the North Eastern part of Ulumbi Area?  
   1. Cool and wet 
   2. Hot and dry
   3. Cool and warm
   4. Hot and wet
7. A thief was arrested in Ulumbi Area trying to break into a shop. What would be the best action to be taken?
   1. Take him to the prison in Ulumbi
   2. Beat him to death
   3. Take him to the Chief's office in Ulumbi
   4. Take him to the Police post in Ulumbi
8. Which one of the following sets of communities consists of River-Lake Nilotes  found in the same country?
   1. Alur, Lugbara, Nuer, Shilluk
   2. Langi, Acholi, Japadhola, Anuak 
   3. Nuer, Shilluk, Dinka, Anuak
   4. Toposa, Dinka, Ankole, Luo
9. The most important factor to be considered when establishing a sugar mill in an area is
   1. availability of raw materials
   2. availability of ready market
   3. availability of water
   4. availability of good roads
10. A group of people in a society who are able to trace their common forefathers form a
    1. clan
    2. family
    3. tribe
    4. age set
11. The diagram below shows a weather instrument.
    
    The instrument above is mainly used to
    1. measure strength of wind only
    2. measure the speed and direction of wind
    3. show direction of wind only
    4. measure strength and direction of wind
12. The time at Arusha along longitude 45°E is 11:00am What time would it be at Goma along longitude 45°w
    1. 11:00pm
    2. 11:00am
    3. 5:00pm 
    4. 5:00am
13. Which one of the following planted forests in Swaziland is owned by the government? 
    1. The Peak Timber Forest
    2. The Swazi Plantation Forest
    3. The Great Usutu Valley Forest 
    4. The Piggs Peak Forest
14. Three of the following mountains have a  common characteristic. Which one is an odd one out?  
    1. Pare mountains 
    2. Usambara mountains
    3. Drankenberg mountains
    4. Ruwenzori mountains
15. The diagram below shows a fishing method  
    
    The above method of fishing is known as
    1. trawling 
    2. long lining
    3. net drifting
    4. purse seining
16. Three of the following are oil refíneries in Which one is not?
    1. Niger Delta
    2. Kaduna 
    3.  Warri
    4. Elesa Eleme
17. Which of the following vegetations are mainly found in the Mediterranean region of  North African Coast only
    1. Eucalyptus, pine, cypress  B
    2. Thyme, lavender, rosemary 
    3. Baobab, acacia, elephant grass
    4. Conical trees, Meru oak, Mvule
18. Which of the following countries is not correctly matched with its capital city? 
    1. South Africa- Pretoria
    2. Mauritius - Port Louis
    3. Niger-Niamey
    4. Lesotho - Mbabane
19. In June 1^st 1963, Kenya attained internal self Which title did the Kenyan leader get? 
    1. President
    2. Governor
    3. Vice President
    4. Prime Minister
20. Which of the following is the main reason why most people in Kenya rely on radios for information than other media?
    1. Other media are expensive
    2. Other media are mainly found in urban centres
    3. Radio news are entertaining
    4. Radios are owned by most people
21. Which one of the following African countries was colonised by Gemany?
    1. Nigeria. 
    2. Guinea
    3. Tanganyika
    4. Eritrea
22. Which one of the following Kenya's philosophies was adopted on the principle of honesty, generosity and equal distribution of national resources?
    1. Vision 2030
    2. Nyayoism
    3. Harambee
    4. African socialism
23. Which one of the following is a religious institution of marriage that allows a man to
    marry up to a limited number of four wives?
    1. Customary marriage
    2. Civil marriage
    3. Christian marriage
    4. Islamic marriage
24. The Arabs came to Eastern Africa in the 15th century mainly to
    1. build the Kenya -Uganda railway
    2. spread christianity
    3. carry out trading activities
    4. discover the interior of Eastern Africa