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

ART AND CRAFT

1. Which technique can be used to show dark and light effect? (Smudge technique, Mounting technique)
2. Name two materials needed for crayon etching?
3. We make the tone of a colour brighter by adding colour   (black, white)
4. When we mix primary colours we get secondary colours. Which one of the following is not a secondary colour?
   
   1. Purple
   2. Blue
   3. Orange
   4. Green
5. Draw the objects shown below in the spaces provided. Use smudge technique to show light and dark effect. 
   
6. The art of creating pictures by applying paints on a surface with brushes is called _______________
   (painting, colouring)
7. ____________________ is the lightness or darkness of a colour. (Texture, Tone)
   
   1. mounting.
   2. photography
   3. calligraphy
   4. basketry
8. Colour or paint the shape below using your favourite colour. 
   
9. Peter and Jane cut several pictures from old magazines and pasted them on a cardboard. Which type of art were they doing? (Painting, Drawing, Montage, Crayon etching).
10. Name two tools you can use to shade an image.

MUSIC

11. A folk song is sung by a group of people led __________________by a(solo, soloist)
12. A group of people singing together is called a
    
    1. choir
    2. solo
    3. trio
    4. duet
13. What is the name of the instrument shown below?
    
14. Which one of the following is not a national holiday?
    
    1. Mashujaa day
    2. Boxing day
    3. Jamhuri day
    4. Madaraka day
15. When playing wind instruments we blow in air through the ___________________ piece. (mouth, body)
16. Name any two costumes worn by traditional song singers.
17. Songs sung to praise a country are called ______________________ songs
    
    1. National
    2. round
    3. patriotic
    4. singing games
18. The instrument shown below is played by
     
    1. hiting
    2. shaking
    3. plucking
    4. blowing 
19. Instruments that are played alongside the folk songs are called ________________________
    (accompaniment, props)
20. Songs are also called __________________ music (vocal, instrumental)

SOCIAL STUDIES 

21. An instrument used to show the direction of a place is known as ________________________
22. Vasco da gama pillar in Mombasa is an example of _______________(built environment, physical features)
23. A long period without rain is called  _____________________(drought, desert)
24. Name two ways of caring for historic built  environments in our country.
25. Name the compass points correctly.
    
26. How can the following things destroy plants?
    People collect rain water from the roof during ____________________-____season. (rainy, cold)
27. Which one of the following is not an example of a man-made features?
    
    1. Road
    2. Bridge
    3. Dam
    4. Lake
28. Name two mountains found in Kenya.
29. What is the name of your county?
30. The sun rises in the _____________________and sets in the __________________(East, North, South, West) 
31. Farmers plant during the _______________________ season (rainy, dry)
32. Write two examples of built enviroments.
33. Rivers which have water throughout the year are called _________________ rivers (seasonal, permanent)
34. Name two crops grown in your county?

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

36. God is _____________________he does not sin.  (holy, unholy)
37. Which family is made up of mother, father and children? (Nuclear, Extended)
38. Name two qualities of God.
39. How many days did God take to create the world and everything in the earth? (Six, Seven)
40. Amnon the son of David wronged her sister by__________________her. (beating, raping)
41. My body is the ________________________ of the holy spirit. (temple, spirit)
42. Jesus grew up in the home town of ______________________(Nazareth, Bethlem)
43. Who were the first people to be created by God?
    ________________________and________________________ 
44. Which one of the following is a good choice?
    
    1. Being sad.
    2. Not completing your work.
    3. Taking care of God's creations
    4. Disrespecting others.
45. Birds and sea creatures were created on day ______________________(5, 6)
46. We are created in the ___________________ and __________________ of God.
    
    1. holiness
    2. ability
    3. image
    4. likeness
47. Write down two bad thoughts.
48. Which man in the bible was swallowed by a big fish?
    
    1. Isaiah
    2. Jonah
    3. Nineveh
    4. Jacob 
49. The writers of the bible were guided by _____________________(Holy spirit, men of the world)
50. List two ways you can protect yourself from sexual abuse.

ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES

36. Ar-Rahhmaan, Ar-Rahiim and Al-Maalik are names of Allah mentioned in surah
    
    1. khlas
    2. Fatiha
    3. Naas
    4. Nasr
37. Which two surahs are referred to as Al- Mu'awidhatayn? Surahs
    
    1. Naas and Falaq.
    2. Fatiha and Ikhlas.
    3. Masad and Nasr.
    4. Kafirun and Lahab.
38. The wife of AbuLahad was called
    
    1. Ummu Kulthum.
    2. Ummul Khair
    3. Ummu Mabad
    4. Ummul Jamil
39. You have passed your exams very well, but one of your classmates feels envious and jealous of your success. You should recite surah
    
    1. Al-Ikhals
    2. Al-Nasr
    3. An-Naas
    4. Al-Kafirun
40. Who is our best teacher and an example of good behaviour?
    
    1. Prophet Muhammad
    2. Angel Jibril
    3. Our Mosque Imaam
    4. Our parents.
41. When we start eating food we should say
    
    1. Mashallah
    2. Bismillah
    3. Allahu Akbar
    4. Alhamdulillah
42. This tooth brush made form a stick is called
    
    
    1. Mistwara
    2. Mihraab
    3. Minbar
    4. Miswaak
43. Which one is not a pillar of Iman? Belief in
    
    1. Angels
    2. holy books
    3. Swalah
    4. the Last Day.
44. Prophet Muhammad was an orphan. He lost his father and mother. He grew up in house of his uncle called
    
    1. AbuTwalib
    2. AbuLahab
    3. Abbas
    4. Hamza
45. Who of these people is Swalah should recite, "Subhaana Rabiyal a'ala"?
46. Swaum said to Hamid, "Yarhamkallah".
    This is because Swaum heard Hamid
    1. cough
    2. sneeze
    3. pass wind
    4. hicup
47. Choose the person who prays in this place of worship.
    
    
    1. A Muslim
    2. A Christian
    3. An idol worshipper
    4. A Hindu
48. Which one of these is not a tool used for ccasing the environment?
    
    1. A folk jembe
    2. Wheelbarrow
    3. Rake
    4. Panga
49. The first month of the Islamic Calender is
    
    1. Rajab
    2. Ramadhan
    3. Muharram
    4. DhulHijja
50. On the Eid day, muslims recite ____________________ as they wait for Swalatul Eid.
    
    1. Basmala
    2. Tahliil
    3. Istighfaar
    4. Takbira

MARKING SCHEME

ART & CRAFT AND MUSIC

1. Smudge technique.
2. Wax crayons, stiff paper, black paint, scrapping tools, soapy water etc.
3. White
4. B
5. Correct smudge technique
6. Painting
7. Tone
8. Correct colouring / painting
9. Montage
10. Graphite, charcoal, pencil etc

MUSIC

11. Soloist
12. choir
13. drum
14. B
15. mouth 
16. Sisal skirts, maasi shukas, headgears e.t.c
17. C
18. D
19. Accompaniment
20. vocal

SOCIAL STUDIES

21. Compass
22. Built environment
23. Drought
24.  
    • Educating people on their importance.
    • Erecting electric fences around them.
    •  Repairing broken parts. 
25.  
    1. North
    2. East
    3. South
    4. West
26.  
    1. Scorching them.
    2. Eating the plants.
27. Rainy
28. Lake
29. (Mt. Kenya, Longonot, - (Correct answers)
30. Correct answer.
31. East, West
32. Rainy
33. Museums, monuments, forts, buildings
34. Permanent
35. (Correct answer) 

C.R.E

36. Holy
37. Nuclear
38. Sole creator, holy faithful, loving
39. Six
40. Raping
41. Temple
42. Bethlehem
43. Adam and Eve
44. Taking care of God's creations.
45. Day 5
46. Image and likeness.
47. Being unfair, discouraging others, hating others, being selfish.
48. Jonah
49. Holy Spirit
50.  
    • Not being alone with strangers.
    • Not accepting gifts from strangers
    • Reporting anyone touching you inappropriately. 

I.R.E 

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

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

1. Which one of the following is not a characteristic of living things?
   
   1. They grow.
   2. They breath.
   3. They do not move.
   4. They reproduce.
2. Forceps and tongs are used when uprooting ________________________plants (non-poisonous, poisonous)
3. Name any two animals that are
   1. Vertebrates
   2. Invertebrates
4. Which one of the following is a good practice when handling animals?
   
   1. Not feeding the animals daily.
   2. Taking the animal to the veterinary doctor when sick.
   3. Giving the animals water once per week.
   4. Overworking the animals in the farm.
5. Name two ways we can care for animals at home?
6. Most of the vertebrates are animals (big, small)
7. Which part of the digestive system is the arrow pointing to?
   
   
   1. Stomach
   2. Liver
   3. Small intestine
   4. Rectum
8. Write two characteristics of the living thing shown below.
   
9. Which one of the following is a way of taking care of our teeth?
   
   1. Eating sugarcanes and carrots.
   2. Eating sweets frequently.
   3. Brushing once a week.
   4. Never visiting a dentist.
      Write True or False for questions 10 and 11.
10. Digestion of food ends in the small intestine. __________________________
11. The oesophagus is a tube that connects the mouth to the stomach.
12. Which two types of teeth are used for chewing and grinding food?
    _______________________ and ____________________________
    (incisors, canine, molar, premolar)
13. What is the name of the tooth shown below?
    
    
    1. Incisor
    2. Molar
    3. Premolar
    4. Canine

AGRICULTURE

14. Grade four leaners in Kibra Primary School were learning about the components of the soil. Which one of the following is not found in the soil?
    
    1. Water
    2. Air
    3. Minerals
    4. Wood
15. Name any three materials used in compost manure preparation.
16. Which type of soil has medium particles? _____________________(Clay, Loam)
17. What is the importance of drip irrigation?
18. List down two uses of soil.
19. Which water conservation method is shown in the diagram below? ____________________________
    (Covercrops, Mulching)
    
20. Which type of soil cracks when it is dry?  (Sand, Clay, Loam)
21. Which one of the following materials is not used to prepare compost manure?
    (Stones, Animal waste, Spoiled fruits, Rotten hay)
22. Name two domestic animals that give us meat.
23. The dark organic material that forms in soil when plants and animals wastes decay is called _____________ (soil, humus)
24. Which one of the following containers is most likely to be sand soil?
    
25. Ready compost manure is _____________________ in colour   (dark, light)
26. Which soil would be best for growing bean crops?   (Loam, Clay)
27. Name two uses of water in a farm.

HOMESCIENCE

28. The following are _________________ types of food. (protective, body building)
    
29. Which one of the following is not a quality of a good play item?
    
    1. Adventurous
    2. Unsafe
    3. Enjoyable
    4. Attractive
30. Name two security challenges children come across during playing.
31. A child who is sneezing is most likely suffering from
    
    1. chicken pox
    2. earache
    3. flu
    4. food allergies
32. Write down two signs that show you are unwell?
33. Name any two cleaning materials used at home.
34. Which one of the following is not a reason why children should take rest after play.
    
    1. Helps children recover from stress.
    2. Restores lost energy.
    3. Increases children's appetite.
    4. Repairs damaged tissues.
35. Which games are the children below playing?
    
    (Skipping, Jumping, Hide and seek, Football)
36. Which one of the following is a basic need of a child?
    
    1. Story books
    2. Food
    3. Snacks
    4. Toys
37. Which one of the following is not an example of protective food? (Orange, Apple, Bread, Cabbage)

PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION

38. Name three games that can be played for fun and enjoyment?
39. The (girl/boy) below is performing a _____________________ walk. (crab, wheelbarrow)
    
40. Write two of the floating techniques that you know.
41. When performing a backward roll. We move backwards.  (False, True)
42. What is the importance of fair play during games and sports?
    1. Promotes fair competition and equality
    2. Helps us win.
    3. Promotes hatred among winners and losers.
    4. Helps players respect rules and other players.
43. Write one safety measure to be observed while making balls.
44. Which pass is shown in the diagram below?
    
    
    1. Crabstand balance.
    2. Beam balance
    3. Wheelbarrow balance.
    4. V balance.
45. Name the body parts used when performing the backward roll.
46. Name one game played on an athletics track.
47. We should not swim without a _______________________(lifeguard, jacket, noodles)
48. Before starting off a physical activity we have a ______________________________ (race, warm up, nap)
    Name two accidents that can happen while playing.
49. __________________________
50. __________________________

MARKING SCHEME

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

1. C
2. Poisonous
3.  
   1. Donkeys, cows, cats, dogs
   2. Mosquitoes, ticks, ants, cockroaches
4. B
5.  
   1. Feeding them food, giving them water
   2. Giving them shelter, not overworking them.
6. Big
7. A stomach (as per the diagram)
8. They breath, grow, make their own food, bear fruits, responds to environmental changes.
9. A
10. True
11. True
12. Molar, Premolar
13. Molar

AGRICULTURE

14. wood
15. Animal waste, spoiled fruits and vegetables, rotten hay, field refuse e.t.c
16. Loam
17.  
    • To ensure plants have enough water
    • Helps conserve water usage
18.  
    1. Planting crop - Sand soil - we plant coconut trees, rice is planted in clay soil
    2. Provides necessary minerals to the plants
    3. Use in construction
       (Any other correct answer)
19. Cover crops as per the diagram
20. Clay
21. Papers, stones
22. Goat, cow, sheep, hen, pig e.t.c
23. Humus
24. C
25. dark
26. loam
27. Irrigation, watering animals, mixing chemicals

HOMESCIENCE

28. Body building
29. B
30.  
    • Isolated play areas
    • Strangers
    • Unsafe play areas
31. C - Flu
32. Coughing, vomiting, sore throat, stomache
33. Mops, brooms, dutbins, detergent
34. C -  Increases children's appetite.
35.  
    1. Skipping
    2. Hide and seek
36. B
37. bread

PHE

38. Swimming, skipping, ball games
39. Crab
40. Starfish float, back float
41. True
42. Helps player respect rules and other players
43. Use materials that are safe for the players.
44. As per the diagram (Chest pass)
45. Hands, legs, head, knees ......
46. Running 100 metres, 200 metres
47. Life guard
48. Warm up
49. Fainting
50. Injuries

Jaza mapengo kwa kutumia jibu sahihi.

Kadala ni mwanafunzi ___1___. Badala ___2___ kuwasikiliza walimu ___3___, yeye hupendelea kufanya utukutu. Jana mwalimu mkuu alimpa onyo ___4___ mwisho. Alimwambia aende nyumbani akamlete baba ___5___.

Andika sentensi zifuatazo kwa wingi.

6. Mtu amenunua chungu kingine.
7. Mkate utaliwa na mtoto.
8. Kiatu cha mtoto kimeshonwa.

Andika kinyume cha maneno haya.

9. Kijana
10. Maskini
11. Baba

Tunga sentensi ukitumia majina uliyopewa.

12. kalamu yake __________________
13. mbegu _________________

Jaza mapengo kwa usahihi.

14. Yupi kati ya hawa si mnyama wa porini? _______________________________
    (Tembo, Ngedere, Punda)
15. Chagua neno lisilo tunda.
    _________________________
    (Parachichi, Tikitimaji, Zabibu, Viazi)
16. Tunatumia kinu na ___________________ kutwangia nafaka. (mchi, mafiga, mwiko)

UFAHAMU
Soma kifungu hiki kisha ujibu maswali.

Hadija si tabia yake kufuatana na watu wenye tabia mbaya. Lakini siku moja alikata kauli kwenda katika sherehe za sikukuu ya Madaraka. Aliaandamana na watu vichwa maji. Watu hao walimcheka kila mahali. Wengine walisukumana hata na mama wajawazito waliwatisha watoto wadogo na kuwangurumia kama simba. Watoto walilia na kukimbia ovyo. Watu wengine walitoa sigara walizozificha mifukoni wakavuta. Hadija alichukia kile kitendo cha watu hao. Alichukia nywele zao chafu zilizosokotana kama manyoya ya kondoo. Aliyachukia mavazi yao yasiyo na adabu. Baada ya sherehe wanafunzi hao walirudi shuleni. Hadija alienda moja kwa moja hadi kwa mwalimu mkuu. Uchunguzi ulifanywa na ukweli wote ulipatikana, watukutu, wajeuri na vichwa maji waliadhibiwa.

17. Hadija alipatana wapi na watu wenye tabia mbaya?
    
    1. Shuleni.
    2. Akjenda nyumbani.
    3. Sherehe za sikukuu.
    4. Nyumbani wakicheza.
18. Hadija aliandamana na watu
    
    1. wazuri
    2. wenye bidii
    3. vichwa maji
    4. watiifu

Andika tabia mbili mbaya watu hawa walifanya.

19. ____________________________
20. ____________________________
21. Watu wengine walitoa sigara walizoficha mifukoni na
    
    1. kuficha
    2. kuvuta
    3. kutupa
    4. kumpa Hadija.
22. Kwa nini Hadija alienda kwa mwalimu mkuu? 
23. Je, wafikiria maana ya vichwa maji ni gani?

UFAHAMU
Soma kifungu hiki kisha ujibu maswali.

MUGUMO

Miti ina faida nyingi kwetu sisi wanadamu. Hutupatia matunda, mbao, kivuli na hata kuvuta mvua. Nchi isiyokuwa na miti hubadilika na kuwa jangwa. Hii ndiyo sababu ya kuwa na siku maalumu ya kupanda miti kila mwaka.

Babu zetu walikuwa na njia yao ya kuzuia ukataji wa miti. Watoto wadogo walitolewa hadithi za kuwafanya waogope kuikata miti fulani. Miti kama mugumo una hadithi nyingi kama hizo. Hii ni kwa sababu ulitumiwa na makabila mengi kutolea sadaka kwa Mungu.

Hadithi moja inahusu mtu mmoja aliyeishi katika kijiji kilichoitwa Makongo. Jina lake lilikuwa Tangawizi. Watu wa kijiji cha Makongo walimchukia Tangawizi kwa sababu ya kukata miti ovyo. Walijaribu kumzungumzia lakini aliendelea kuikata miti.

"Miti ni mali ya Mungu," aliwaambia. Siku moja, Tangawizi aliondoka nyumbani kulipopambazuka, shoka mkononi na kuuendea mugumo uliotumiwa na watu wa kijiji cha Makongo kutolea sadaka kwa Mungu.

"Watatafuta mahali pengine pa kutolea sadaka," alisema na kuanza kuukata. Lakini kabla ya kuendelea sana, damu ilianza kutoka katika sehemu aliyoikata. Mara aliisikia sauti kubwa kutoka kwa mugumo huo.
Tangawizi!.... Tangawizi!...... Tangawizi!
Kwa vile wataka kuniua, mimi nitakuadhibu.
Kutoka leo, utakuwa kipofu hadi kufa.
Macho ya Tangawizi yalijifunga na akawa kipofu hadi kufa kwake.

24. Taja faida moja ya miti kama zilivyozungumziwa katika hadithi.
25. Nchi isiyokuwa na miti hubadilika na kuwa nini?
26. Muguro una hadithi nyingi kwa sababu gani?
    
    1. Ni mti mkubwa sana.
    2. Ni mti unaoweza kuongea.
    3. Ulitumiwa kutolewa sadaka kwa Mungu.
    4. Uliwapa watu matunda.
27. Aliyekwenda kuukata Mugumo alikuwa na nini?
    Taja vitu viwili vilivyofanyika mti ulipoanza kukatwa.
28. _________________________________
29. _________________________________
30. Tangawizi aliadhibiwa aje na mugumo?
    
    1. Alichapwa.
    2. Alikatwa mkono.
    3. Alikuwa zuzu.
    4. Alikuwa kipofu

INSHA  

Andika Insha kuhusu:

NYUMBANI KWETU   

MARKING SCHEME

1. A
2. D
3. B
4. D
5. D
6. Watu wamenunua vyungu vingine.
7. Mikate italiwa na watoto.
8. Viatu vya watoto vimeshonwa.
9. mzee
10. Tajiri
11. mama
12. Sentensi sahihi
13. Sentensi sahihi
14. punda
15. viazi
16. mchi
17. C
18. C
19. Wato hao walimcheka kila mahali.
20. Watu wengine walitoa sigara walizozificha mifukoni wakavuta
21. B
22. Kupiga ripoti
23. Watu wenye tabia mbaya.
24. Hutupatia matunda, mbao, kivuli na hata kuvuta mvua.
25. jangwa
26. C
27. Tangawizi
28. Damu ilianza kutoka
29. Alisikia sauti kubwa
30. D

QUESTIONS

Complete the sentences using "has" or "have"

1. They  _____________spread their beds.
2. She _____________brushed her teeth.

Fill in the blank spaces with the correct form of the word in brackets.

3. Jane is the ________________class. (tall)
4. We bought the ____________________ dress from the shop. (pretty)
5. A hyena is ___________________than the lion.  (weak)

Write the plural form of the following nouns.

6. patch
7. pen
8. goose

Use "enough", or "a lot" or "a lot of" to complete the following sentences.

9. There are __________________ of ways to show respect.
10. We have with. ___________________ balls to play with.
11. I have ____________________food for today.

Fill in a or an in the following.

12. This is __________________ nice toy.
13. Give this child ____________________apple.
14. Who wants __________________banana?

Complete the following. Follow the example given.
Example.
She is a girl. They are girls.

15. He is calling you.
    _________________ are calling you.
16. Give her sweets.
    Give ___________________ sweets.

Read the passage below and answer the questions.

THE BOY AND THE LION

Once there was a boy who worked for a king. But the king was cruel to him. So the boy ran away. He met a big lion in the desert. The boy was afraid because the lion looked angry. The lion said, "I am angry because there is a thorn in my foot." So the boy sat down and pulled the thorn out. The boy and the lion became good friends.

One day the boy went back to the town. That day the cruel king went hunting in the desert and he caught the lion in a net. Then he saw the boy in the town and he caught him as well.

"I will punish you for running away. I will throw you to the lion," said the king. So the king threw the boy into the lion's den. But when the lion saw the boy, he lay down and smiled. The boy smiled too and put his arm around his friend. The king was amazed and he let the boy the lion go free.

17. Why did the boy ran away from the king? The
    
    1. boy worked for the king,
    2. boy was full of fear.
    3. king was cruel to the boy.
    4. king chased him away.
18. How did the boy help the lion?
    _________________________________________
19. How did the king punish the boy when he caught him?
    
    1. Taking him back to his house. 
    2. Throwing him to the lion's den.
    3. Taking him to prison.
    4. Beating him.
20. What did the lion do when he saw the boy?
    
    1. Swallowed him up.
    2. Growled at him.
    3. Closed his eyes and ignored him.
    4. Lay down and smiled.
21. What two things did the boy do to the lion in the den.
    __________________
22. ___________________
23. Why do you think the king let the boy and the lion go free?

Read the poem below and answer the questions.

MORNINGS
If I wake up before it's dawn
And Mum is still asleep,
I sneck barefoot across the hall
To the kitchen where Bud sleeps.

I shush him if he makes a sound,
I tell him not to bark,
And then we creep back to my bed
And snuggle in the dark.

Then I go back to sleep again
With Bud right by my toes,
And wake to find him licking me
And touch his cold, round nose.

And when Mum's clock is ringing loud,
And she yells out, "Wake up!!?
I put the tea-bags in the pot
Pour milk into our cups.

"Hello," she yawns, her work clothes on.
And Bud jumps up and down.
And she laughs and fusses him,
Calls him a great big clown.

I like it in the mornings
Sitting drinking tea,
Watching the sky change colour,
Just Mum and Bud and me.

24. What is the name of the dog in the poem?
25. Where did the dog usually sleep?
    
    1. Bedroom
    2. Kitchen
    3. Outside
    4. Dining room
26. Which word in verse 1 means "creep secretly"?
    
    1. I sneak barefoot.
    2. Still asleep.
    3. I wake up.
    4. Where bud sleeps.
27. Why do you think Bud is told not to bark or make a sound in verse 2? _________________________
28. Which of the following sentences is not true?
    
    1. The child put the teabags in the teapot.
    2. The child poured the boiling water into the teapot.
    3. The child poured milk into Mum's cup.
29. What made mum laugh and say that Bud was "a great big clown"? Bud
    
    1. sleeps in the kitchen.
    2. snuggles with the child in the dark.
    3. jumps up and down.
    4. drinks tea.
30. Why does the child like it in the morning?
    _________________________________________

COMPOSITION

Write an interesting composition about.

HOW I SPENT MY DECEMBER HOLIDAY

MARKING SCHEME

1. have
2. has
3. tallest
4. prettiest
5. weaker
6. patches
7. pens
8. geese
9. alot
10. enough/alot
11. enough
12. a
13. an
14. a
15. They
16. Them
17. C
18. He pulled the thorn out from lion foot.
19. B
20. D
21. The boy smiled.
22. Put his arm around his friend
23. The king was amazed
24. Bud
25. Kitchen(B)
26. I sneak barefoot (A)
27. Not to wake up mum
28. The child poured the boiling water (B)
29. Bud jumps up and down (C)
30. Sitting drinking tea, with mum and Bud.

QUESTIONS

1. Write the following number in words.
   5694
   
   1. Five thousand and sixty four.
   2. Five thousand six hundred and ninety four.
   3. Six hundred and ninety four.
   4. Five hundred and ninety four.
2. Work out
      8 3 6 litres
   + 1 1 2 litres
                     
   
   1. 948
   2. 724
   3. 908
   4. 900
3. Arrange the following numbers from the smallest to the largest. 69, 66, 62, 63, 70, 68, 67, 64
   
   1. 64, 69, 62, 63, 70, 68, 67, 66
   2. 70, 69, 68, 67, 66, 64, 63, 62
   3. 62, 63, 64, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70 
   4. 70, 62, 69, 63, 68, 64, 67, 66
4. Which one of the following is not a pair of factors of 24?
   
   1. 8 X 3
   2. 12 X 3
   3. 24 X 1
   4. 6 X 4
5. John scored 82% in a mathematics test. What was his score to the nearest ten?
   
   1. 80
   2. 90
   3. 70
   4. 100
6. List down all the odd numbers between 70-80.
   _______, _______, _______, _______, ________.
7. What is the total value of digit 3 in The number below?
   6374
   1. 3000
   2. 3
   3. 30
   4. 300
8. Write the correct roman numeral for number 4
   
   1. II
   2. IV
   3. V
   4. VI
9. Subtract 10 to create a pattern in the following numbers.
   940, ______, ______, _______, _______
   
   1. 940, 950, 960, 970
   2. 930, 950, 960, 970
   3. 930, 920, 910, 900
   4. 940, 930, 920, 910
10. During a school prize giving day, the 24 best performers were awarded with 5 books each. How many books were they given altogether?
    
    1. 29
    2. 120
    3. 60
    4. 24
11. Two hundred and fifty added to four thousand and seventy five is equal to
    
    1. 4375
    2. 4325
    3. 4075
    4. 250
12. Write the number represented by the digits formed in the abacus below.____________
    
13. During the drought season, a hotel in Nyeri bought 325 litres of water on day one and 750 litres of water on day two. How many litres of water did they buy in total?
    
    1. 1050 litres
    2. 750 litres
    3. 975 litres
    4. 1075 litres
14. What is the fraction of the unshaded part?
    
    
    1. ⁴/₄
    2. ¹/₂
    3. ³/₄
    4. 4
15. Work out the following using abacus.
      5 3 7
    +   4 2  
                
16. During her birthday, Joyce bought 6 cartons of biscuits. Each carton had 8 biscuits. how many biscuits did she have in total?
    
    1. 24
    2. 48
    3. 12
    4. 14
17. Jacob harvested 22 kilograms of beans and 76 kilograms of maize. How many kilograms of food did he harvest altogether? 
    1. 88 kilograms 
    2. 98 kilograms
    3. 54 kilograms
    4. 80 kilograms
18. Fill in the missing numbers in the pattern below.
    712, 717, ______, ______, ______
    
    1. 720, 725, 727
    2. 722, 727, 732
    3. 712, 707, 705
    4. 722, 725, 730
19. Arrange the following vertically and add 142 + 467 =
    
    1. 597
    2. 599
    3. 699
    4. 609
20. James brought 16 oranges to school. He shared them equally to his 8 friends. How many oranges did each friend get?
    
    1. 1
    2. 2
    3. 3
    4. 4
21. What is the time shown in the clock face below?_________________
    
22. Complete the pattern below.
    
23. A lesson takes 40 minutes. If it ends at 8.50 a.m,what time did it start?
    1. 9.30 a.m
    2. 8.10 a.m
    3. 8.40 p.m
    4. 9.30 p.m
24. Write a multiplication sentence for the following.
       |||||    |||||    ||||| 
    ________ x _________ = _________
25. Find the missing number in the box below.
    857 − 643 = 
    1. 204
    2. 314
    3. 214
    4. 224
26. In a certain shop, yoghurt was selling at 50 shillings and bread at 30 shillings. Aticno bought two yoghurt and one bread. How much money did she spend?
    
    1. 80 shillings
    2. 130 shillings
    3. 110 shillings
    4. 160 shillings
27. Find the estimated answer by rounding off each number to the nearest 10.
    46 x 12 = ___________
    
    1. 400
    2. 552
    3. 500
    4. 450
28. Find the missing number in the box below.
    35 +  = 40
    
    1. 5
    2. 10
    3. 15
    4. 20
29. Write the following number in words.
    6 5 1
    _________________________________________
30. Fill in the gaps correctly.
    6 7 8 = ________hundreds ________tens ________ ones 

MARKING SCHEME

1. B
2. A
3. C
4. B
5. A
6. 71, 73, 75, 77, 79
7. D
8. B
9. C
10. B
11. B
12. 5273
13. D
14. C
15. 579
16. A
17. B
18. B
19. D
20. B
21. 2 O'clock
22. Correct pattern
23. B
24. 5 X 3 = 15
25. C
26. B
27. C
28. A
29. Six hundred and fifty one
30. 6  hundred 7  tens 8  ones

Use the map of MARA AREA above and use it to answer questions 1-7:-

1. Mara area slopes from ________________________.
   
   1. North East to South West
   2. South West to North East
   3. South East to North West
   4. North west to south East
2. What is the length of the tarmac road from the bridge to the south east of the map?
   
   1. 10 kilometres
   2. 12 kilometres
   3. 7 kilometres
   4. 9 kilometres
3. Which one of the following is not an economic activity visible in Mara area?
   
   1. Tourism
   2. Fishing
   3. Lumbering
   4. Farming
4. Business people from Mara town obtain trading licences from
   1.  D.C
   2. The Chief
   3. Town Council office
   4. Church
5. The main settlement pattem which can be observed from Mara area is ______________________
   
   1. Linear
   2. Clustered
   3. Evenly distributed population
   4. Market settlement
6. Which of these is likely to be at the highest attitude?
   
   1. Sawmill
   2. Borehole
   3. Mwendia market
   4. L. Ngurumo
7. A thief was acaught breaking into a shop in Mara town. Where was the offence reported by civilians?
   
   1. District Commissioner's Office
   2. Town Council's office
   3. Police Station
   4. Chief
8. Below are groups of African communities. Which formed the resistance?
   
   1. Wamatumbi, Ngoni, Maasai
   2. Ngindo, Lozi, Mandinka
   3. Wamatumbi, Mandinka, Nandi
   4. Bena, Wamatumbi, Wanga
9. Which of the following items of export is correctly matched with the country of origin?
   
   1. Groundnuts - Burundi
   2. Cocoa - Nigeria
   3. Copper - Kenya
   4. Petroleum - Nigeria
10. The European country which invaded Ethiopia but were defeated by Haile Selassie was __________________
    
    1. France
    2. Britain
    3. Italy
    4. Portugal
11. Which of the following is not a measure put in place by the government of Kenya to conserve wildlife?
    1. Prohibiting all human activities in the game parks
    2. Establishing sanctuaries for endangered animals
    3. Erecting electric fences around parks
    4. Establishing anti-poaching units
12. The main effect of cattle rustling in Kenya is ______________________.
    
    1. Loss of livestock
    2. Displacement of communities
    3. Lack of peace among communities involved
    4. Loss of prestige
13. The role of the colonial African chiefs was mainly to
    
    1. Maintain law & order
    2. Collecting of hut taxes
    3. Maintenance of roads
    4. Arrest and judge law breakers
14. All the following towns are likely to receive the below kind of rain except
    
    
    1. Kisumu
    2. Malindi
    3. Mombasa
    4. Nyeri
15. The above takes place at _________________________.
    
    1. Night
    2. Daytime
    3. Midnight
    4. End of season
16. It is true to say that _______________________ about the diagram above. 
    
    1. It has a cooling effect on the sea 
    2. It causes mist & fog
    3. It has a cooling effect on the land
    4. It shows convectional rainfall
17. Coffee in Ethiopia is mainly grown in ________________________ and _______________________ provinces.
    
    1. Kaffar and Hola
    2. Harar and Asmara
    3. South and Eastern
    4. Kaffar and Harar
18. The remains of the Homo Habilis (Zinjanthropus) were discovered in Tanzania at _______________________
    
    1. Isimilia
    2. Engaruka
    3. Olduvai Gorge
    4. Nsongezi
19. Which one of the following is not a cause of slow population growth?
    
    1. Drought and famine
    2. Presence of epidermics
    3. Natural calamities
    4. Sufficient food production
20. The human remains that are excavated are known as
    
    1. Diatoms
    2. Fossils
    3. Archaeology
    4. Evolution
21. Which one of the following is not a function of the DEB?
    
    1. Employment of teachers
    2. Accounting of education funds in district
    3. Development of Education in the district
    4. Starting of new schools in the district
22. Which one of the following is the main reason why Mwea Tebere irrigation scheme was established?
    
    1. To settle the landless
    2. To increase rice production
    3. To promote cash crop farming
    4. To settle the people who served in 2nd world war
23. Which of the following is the correct order in the processing of Soda Ash?
    1. Dredging - washing - grounding
    2. Washing - drying  - dredging
    3. Pumping - drying - heating
    4. Dredging - heating - washing
24. Which one of the following is an economic use of the soil?
    
    1. Decorating the body
    2. Preparing traditional traps
    3. Making of ceramics
    4. Administering oaths
25. The main problem facing wildlife in Kenya is _______________________
    1. Prolonged drought
    2. Illegal hunting (poaching)
    3. Human-wildlife conflicts
    4. Over population
26. A factory which imports parts and uses them to make vehicles is an example of __________________________
    
    1. An assembling industry
    2. A service industry
    3. A manufacturing industry
    4. A processing industry
27. The main factor that determines the location of a bakery is _______________________________
    
    1. Availability of land
    2. Availability of workers
    3. Availability of raw materials
    4. Availability of adequate market
28. The fishing method shown in the diagram below is
    
    
    1. Basket fishing
    2. Trawling 
    3. Purse-seining
    4. Drifting
29. The headquarters of the economic community of West African States (ECOWAS) are found in __________________
    
    1. Accra - Ghana
    2. Abuja - Nigeria
    3. Monorovia - Liberia
    4. Lagos - Nigeria
30.  
    1. It is mined on the floor of the Rift valley
    2. It is mined through quarrying
    3. It is used in strengthening steel and aluminium
       The mineral described above is ____________________________________
       1. Diatomite
       2. Soda Ash
       3. Fluorspar
       4. Graphite

Use the map below to answer questions 31 and 32

31. The lake marked W was formed as a result of
    
    1. Erosion
    2. Earth movement
    3. Human activities
    4. Deposition
32. The plateau surface marked X is _______________________
    
    1. Fouta Djallon
    2. Nyika
    3. Jos plateau
    4. Bie plateau
33. The main activity carried out in the Savannah region of Africa is ________________________
    
    1. Cash crop farming
    2. Settlement
    3. Pastoralism
    4. Irrigation
34. Which one of the following items of export is correctly matched with the country of origin?
    
    1. Cocoa - Nigeria
    2. Copper - Kenya
    3. Petroleum - Nigeria
    4. Groundnuts -  Burundi
35. The main reason for transporting petrol by pipeline in  Kenya is _____________________.
    
    1. Reduce destruction of roads by tankers
    2. Protect petrol from catching fire
    3. Reduce loss of petrol through theft
    4. Create more employment opportunities
36. The horticultural exports from Kenya are transported to overseas markets by _________________________.
    1. Railway
    2. Road
    3. Water
    4. Air
37. Through which of the following organization would a dairy farmer in Kenya sell his milk?
    1. Kenya Co-operative Creameries
    2. Kenya National & Trading Co-operation
    3. Kenya Planters Co-operative Union
    4. National Cereals and Produce Board
38. The main reason why Kenya trade with other countries is to ____________________.
    1. Promote friendly relations
    2. To earn foreign exchange
    3. To promote cultural exchange
    4. To obtain machinery

Use the map below to answer questions 39 and 40:

39. The irrigation scheme marked 1 found in River Nyando is called __________________
    1. Bunyala 
    2. Perkerra
    3. Ahero
    4. Bura
40. The National park marked Q in the map is called 
    1. Sibiloi
    2. Boni
    3. Marsabit
    4. Meru
41. The following are characteristics of the town labelled A on the map.
    1. Developed many years ago as result of trade between local people and foreigners
    2. Has many functions
    3. It is eastern Africa's main port
       The town described above is _________________
       1. Lamu
       2. Mombasa 
       3. Malindi
       4. Kilifi
42. Cable transport in Kenya is mainly used in transport of
    1. Oil and water
    2. Tourists
    3. Electricity
    4. Goods
43. Which of the following is the best solution to the HIV/ AIDS problem in Africa?
    1. Providing cheap medicine to HIV/AIDS patients
    2. Adopting good moral behaviour
    3. Establishing NGOs to care for patients
    4. Establishing patient homes
44. The multi-purpose river project located at the border of Zambia and Zimbambwe is _______________________
    1. Kariba Dam project
    2. Volta River project
    3. Aswan High Dam project
    4. River Tana project
45. The type of erosion caused by raindrops falling on bare soil and scattering the soil is known as _________________________
    1. Rill erosion
    2. Sheet erosion
    3. Splash erosion
    4. Gulley erosion
46. The main reason why we conserve forests in Kenya is
    1. To provide scenic beauty
    2. To preserve water catchment areas
    3. To provide forest products
    4. Home for wildlife
47. What is the time in Accra longitude 0° when the time in Murang'a on longitude 35°E is 2 p.m.?
    1. 11:40 a.m.
    2. 8:45 a.m.
    3. 2:00 p.m.
    4. 4:20 p.m.
48. The most Westerly part of Africa is _________________________
    1. Cape Verde
    2. Cape Blanc
    3. Cape Alguhas
    4. Cape Guadafui
49. Who among the following leaders was appointed the first chairman of the African union (AU)
    1. Mwai Kibaki (Kenya)
    2. Thabo Mbeki (South Africa)
    3. Muammar Gaddafi (Libya)
    4. Paul-Kagame (Rwanda)
50. The people of Ghana won their independence from the British mainly through ____________________
    1. Peaceful negotiation
    2. Armed struggle
    3. Foreign assistance
    4. Trade union activities
51. Which one of the following does not undermine law and order?
    1. Promoting corruption
    2. Nepotism
    3. Patriotism
    4. Smuggling
52. In Kenya people exercise their democratic right by ___________________________
    1. Walking freely
    2. Getting free education
    3. Voting during general elections
    4. Attending community barazas
53. The main responsibility of the police is ________________________
    1. To arrest people
    2. To maintain law and order
    3. To guard people's property
    4. To control traffic
54. The Members of Parliament in the republic of Kenya are sworn in by the
    1. Chief Justice
    2. Chairman of Electoral Commission
    3. Speaker of National Assembly
    4. Attorney General
55. The judiciary in Kenya is responsible for __________________________
    1. Making laws
    2. Supervising elections
    3. Maintaining law and order
    4. Interpreting the law
56. Which one of the following is not a symbol of national unity?
    1. Constitution
    2. The National flag
    3. National Anthem
    4. The Presidency
57. The traditional parliament of Swaziland is known as _________________________
    1. Ligogo
    2. Libandla
    3. Tinkhudla
    4. National Assembly
58. Which one of the following is not a philosophy in Kenya?
    1. Harambee
    2. African socialism
    3. Nyayoism
    4. Liberation
59. Which one of the following least explains why corruption 66. Which is the seventh commandment? should be wiped out in Kenya?
    1. To promote peace
    2. To promote National Unity
    3. To promote economic development
    4. To promote individual talent
60. During which of the following occasions did Kenyatta become the first President of Kenya?
    1. Jamhuri day
    2. Madaraka day
    3. Kenyatta day
    4. When KADU joined KANU

SECTION II

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

61. Which one of the following is not a side effect of drugs on the human body?
    
    1. Miscarriages of the unborn babies
    2. Death as a result of overdose
    3. Proper body growth
    4. Diseases like lung cancer, bronchitis
62. The wife of prophet Hosea who was a prostitute was called _________________________
    
    1. Miriam
    2. Deborah
    3. Gomer
    4. Rebecca
63. Talent is the ability that one is born with to do something very well. Which one of the following is not a talent?
    
    1. Singing and listening to songs
    2. Playing football
    3. Participating in debate
    4. Bullying other learners
64. Who among the following played the harp to keep off an evil spirit from King Saul?
    
    1. Moses
    2. David
    3. Joshua
    4. Samuel
65. According to the sermon on the mountain, we learn that  "Happy are those who mourn" because
    
    1. God will comfort them
    2. God will be merciful to them
    3. They will see God
    4. God will call them His children
66. Which is  the seventh commandment?
    1. Do not steal
    2. Do not commit adultery
    3. Do not kill
    4. Do not tell lies
67. Sexual misuse where à person engages in commercial sex in order to gain money is referred to as _____________________
    
    1. Homosexuality
    2. Incest
    3. Bestiality
    4. Prostitution
68. King David committed adultery with the wife of Uriah. bWhat was her name?
    
    1. Leah
    2. Mary
    3. Bathsheba
    4. Tamar
69. In James 2:14-18, we learn about showing our faiththrough our
    
    1. Efforts
    2. Actions
    3. Prayers
    4. Fasting
70. Strong feelings like fear, joy and love are grouped as
    
    1. Emotional growth
    2. Spiritual growth
    3. Physical growth
    4. Mental growth
71. The word 'eternal' means ___________________
    
    1. Everlasting fire
    2. No more
    3. Anytime
    4. Forever
72. We should conserve our local environment. Which one of the following is not misuses of natural resources
    
    1. Deforestation
    2. Pollution
    3. Afforestation
    4. Mining
73. Our bodies are the temples of God. As Christians the best way to take care of our bodies is _______________________
    1. By doing a lot of physical exercise
    2. By taking proper balanced diet
    3. By avoiding immoral activities
    4. By resting during leisure time
74. According to the creation story (Gen. 1:3-31) God |  created ________________________ on the fourth day.
    
    1. Heavenly bodies such as sun, moon and stars
    2. Separated light from darkness
    3. All types of plants
    4. All creatures that live in water
75. In the traditional African society, the living remember the dead through the following activities except
    
    1. Giving them offerings
    2. Pouring them libations
    3. Offering sacrifices to them
    4. Rebuking the dead
76. One of the following people accepted the responsibility of building the walls of Jerusalem. Who is he?
    
    1. Nehemiah
    2. Tobiah
    3. Sanballat
    4. Judas
77. Christians should not fear death because
    
    1. Majority of people have died
    2. Everybody must die
    3. They will eat good things after death
    4. They will go to Heaven
78. In the African society, when a person died they believed he/she ___________________________
    
    1. Went to Heaven
    2. Was lost completely
    3. Joined the spirit world
    4. Went to hell
79. The first king of Israel was called ___________________________
    
    1. David
    2. Solomon
    3. Saul
    4. Moses
80. When disappointed, we can try to overcome these strong emotions by ____________________________
    
    1. Crying about them
    2. Praying to God
    3. Revenging
    4. Ignoring them
81. HIV/AIDS is spread in the following ways except
    
    1. Abstain from sex intercourse
    2. Blood transfusion
    3. Sharing sharp objects
    4. Contact with open wounds
82. The fundamental truth of Christian faith is found in
    1. Bible
    2. Apostle's Creed
    3. Lord's prayer
    4. Baptism
83. Three of the following are values required during the Holy Communion (breaking of the bread) except _______________________
    
    1. Generosity
    2. Humility
    3. Sorrow
    4. Gladness
84. Who among the following were crucified with Jesus?
    
    1. Two thieves
    2. Tax collectors
    3. John and James
    4. Stephen and Peter
85. Who was the best friend of David who helped him in time of need and showed openness in friendship?
    
    1. Samuel
    2. Jonathan
    3. John
    4. Zechariah
86. Sign languages and braille are used by people who are
    
    1. Physically handicapped
    2. Orphans
    3. Internally displaced people
    4. Hearing impaired and blind 
87. The Passover was the ________________________ meal the Israelites ate in Egypt.
    1. First
    2. Last
    3. Favourable
    4. Everlasting
88. Free time means _________________________
    
    1. Leisure time
    2. Vacation time
    3. Holiday
    4. Working time
89. The main reason we share work at home is to ____________________________
    
    1. Earn more money
    2. Avoid punishment
    3. Help others
    4. Please our parents
90. The Good Samaritan helped the injured man who was coming from ____________________________
    
    1. Jerusalem to Jericho
    2. Jericho to Damascus
    3. Damascus to Nineveh
    4. Jericho to Jerusalem