SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.

1. Which one of the following is a non- living thing?
   
2. Which one of the following is not a characteristic of all plants? All plants
   
   1. grow.
   2. are green.
   3. die.
   4. reproduce.
3. When handling thorny plants, we should wear _______________________________ in our hands.
   
   1. goggles
   2. socks
   3. gumboots
   4. gloves
4. Eating too little or too much food is
   
   1. unhealthy.
   2. good.
   3. healthy.
   4. necessary.
5. Our classroom floors must always be dry to avoid
   
   1. slides.
   2. shocks
   3. fainting.
   4. burns.
6. When a person has fainted, he or she should be taken to a
   
   1. swimming pool.
   2. shade.
   3. veterinarian.
   4. chemist.
7. The following are different foods found in our locality. Which one of them shows cassava?
   
8. Below is a food storage facility found at home
   
   Which of the following foods can best be preserved using the facility above?
   1. Milk
   2. Maize
   3. Vegetables
   4. Cooked food
9. All the following are energy giving foods. Which one is not?
   1. Yams
   2. Carrots
   3. Rice
   4. Porridge
10. When eating our food, we should always
    1. eat without talking.
    2. lick our fingers.
    3. speak as we eat.
    4. appreciate by singing.
11. Which one of the following can be a reason for bed wetting?
    1. Taking too little water before bed time.
    2. Drinking a lot of water when we wake up.
    3. Noise from the surrounding environments
    4. Dreaming.
12. A teacher drew the parasite below on the board.
    
    She later asked Mambo to mention the name of the parasite. If Mambo was correct, what did he say?
    1. Flea\
    2. Tapeworm.
    3. Louse
    4. Jigger
13. All the following are internal parasites. Which one is external?
    1. Tapeworm
    2. Liverfluke
    3. Jiggers
    4. Threadworm
14. Which one of the following is a bedding material?
    1. Carpet
    2. Doormat
    3. Curtain
    4. Pillow
15. What is the use of ash when cleaning a latrine?
    1. Ash makes the latrine floor dry.
    2. It prevents smell.
    3. It makes the latrine bright.
    4. Ash kills germs on the latrine roofs.

AGRICULTURE.

Use the diagram below to answer the following questions.

16. Soil Q was likely to be
    
    1. smooth.
    2. loam.
    3. clay.
    4. sand.
17. Loam soil was likely to be
    
    1. P and R
    2. Q
    3. R
    4. P
18. The best soil for building is labelled
    
    1. P
    2. R
    3. Q and R
    4. Q
19. Maundu wanted to cut long grass in his farm. Which one of the following farm tools would be the best?.
    
20. All the following farm animals give us milk. Which one does not?
    
    1. Goat
    2. Camel
    3. Sheep
    4. Cow
21. Farmers harvest their farm produce when the season is
    
    1. dark.
    2. dry
    3. wet.
    4. rainy.
22. The animal drawn below is reared in our county.
    
    The animal shown above is called a
    1. pig.
    2. sheep.
    3. dog.
    4. cow.
23. Which one of the lists below has fruits only?
    1. Maize, beans, pawpaws.
    2. Avocado, mangoes, oranges.
    3. Kales, spinach, cabbages.
    4. Yams, cassava, potatoes.
24. Farmers need to ____________________ their crops when there is no rain.
    1. uproot
    2. plant
    3. grow
    4. irrigate
25. Which of the following animals is reared at home?
    1. Zebra
    2. Gazelle.
    3. Rabbit
    4. Squirrel.

HOMESCIENCE  

26. Which one of the following is a safe play item?
    
27. Maua wants to make a ball. Which of the following materials should Maua use?
    1. Stones
    2. Old rags
    3. Wires
    4. Wood
28. Which of the following shows how we can take care of our play items?
    1. Leave them in the field after playing with them.
    2. Always play with them indoors to avoid losing them.
    3. Keep them safe after playing with them.
    4. Always leave them in school.
29. We can promote good health by 
    1. avoiding playing together. 
    2. avoiding sharing personal items.
    3. avoiding sharing our balls with others.
    4. playing alone to avoid diseases.
30. Which of the following items is found in the kitchen?
    
31. Which one of the following foods must not necessarily be cooked before eating?
    
32. Which of the following kitchen equipment shows a fork?
    
33. We should _________________________ our fruits before eating them.
    1. wash
    2. boil
    3. fry
    4. cook
34. We should not share our
    1. toys.
    2. books.
    3. socks.
    4. classes.
35. Which one do we use to clean our teeth?
    1. Toothpick
    2. Sponge
    3. Handkerchief
    4. Toothbrush

PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION.

36. Study the diagram below.
    
    The diagram above shows
    
    1. an athletic track.
    2. a swimming pool.
    3. a football pitch.
    4. a basketball court.
37. Athletes end their races at the
    1. start point.
    2. centre.
    3. finish line.
    4. middle of the track.
38. Below is a player practising a game in athletics.
    
    The player above is likely to be practising
    1. standing start.
    2. standing long jup
    3. warm up skills.
    4. short races.
39. All the following animals live in water except a
    1. whale.
    2. crocodile.
    3. shark.
    4. tortoise.
40. Mwajuma was practising star fish float. Probably, Mwajuma was in their
    1. house.
    2. classroom.
    3. swimming pool.
    4. football field.
41. Which of the following parts of the body is not used in V-balance?
    1. Shoulders
    2. Hands
    3. Head
    4. Legs
42. Which of the following play items cari be used for climbing and sliding games?
    
43. Which of the following body parts is mainly used when skipping?
    1. Hand
    2. Shoulders
    3. Fingers
    4. Legs
44. Which of the following items can be used in a swimming pool?
    
45. In HELP in relation to swimming, L stands for
    1. Listening.
    2. Level.
    3. Loose.
    4. Lessening.
46. Sabina and Joy want to play a skipping game. Which of the play items below do they need?
    1. A bean bag
    2. A rope
    3. A strong polythene paper.
    4. Old rags.
47. When playing different games, all the rules must be
    1. obeyed.
    2. created
    3. broken.
    4. disobeyed.
48. Arm action and leg action have one factor in common in that they are both
    1. field events.
    2. swimming skills.
    3. dangerous skills.
    4. played in the field.
49. All the following are dynamic balances in gymnastics except
    1.  body balance.
    2. beam balance.
    3. crab stand balance.
    4. wheelbarrow balance.
50. Horizontal float in swimming can also be called
    1. treading in water.
    2. vertical float.
    3. gliding in water.
    4. back float.

MARKING SCHEME

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

Soma mazungumzo yafuatayo kisha ujibu maswall -

(Mwalimu na wanafunzi wamo darasani wakijadiliana kuhusu wanyama na umuhimu wao.)
Mwalimu:   Haya wanafunzi wangu wakati ule mwingine niliwaeleza kuwa kunavyo vikundi viwili vya wanyama.
Tobi:           Naam, na kumbuka jana baba yangu aliniambia kuwa wanyama wengine huishi na wanadamu nyumbani huku wengine wakiishi misituni. Mwalimu:   Hakika. Wanaoishi na wanadamu nyumbani huitwa wanyamahowa ilhali wanaoishi misituni ndio wanyamapori. Wengi wa wanyamapori                         huhifadhiwa katika mbuga za wanyama.
Huna:         Nawapenda wanyama hawa kwa kuwa wao hutusaidia. Ng'ombe, mbuzi na ngamia hutupa nyama na maziwa, nguruwe hutupa nyama                         nao kondoo hutupa nyama na manyoya.
Tim:            Naam, tena baadhi ya wanyamahowa hufugwa kwa ajili ya huduma. Mbwa ni mlinzi mizuri wa nyumbani, punda hutusaidia kukokota                             mikokoteni yenye mizigo nao paka huwakamata na kuwala panya waharibifu.
Mwalimu:    Kwa upande mwingine, wanyamapori huwavutia watalii ambao huitembelea nchi yetu. Wanapowaona, wao hulipa pesa za kigeni                                  ambazo hutumika kuijenga nchi. Kwa hivyo, wanyama wote wana umuhimu mkubwa kwetu.

1. Kulingana na mazungumzo uliyoyasoma, wanyama huweza kugawanywa katika
   
   1. waishio na wasioishi.
   2. wanyamapori na wanyamahowa.
   3. vikundi vinne.
   4. wale wa asili na wale wa kigeni.
2. Wanyama wasioishi na wanadamu nyumbani
   
   1. huitwa wanyamahowa.
   2. butusaidia katika shughuli za nyumbani.
   3. huishi mbugani.
   4. hutupa vyakula murua.
3. Watalii wanapoitembelea nchi yetu, wao
   1. hulipa pesa za kigeni.
   2. hulipwa pesa za kigeni.
   3. hurudi na wanyama wetu katika nchi
   4. huja na wanyama kutoka katika nchi zao.
4. Ni kundi gani la wanyama hutupa vyakula vya aina moja?
   
   1. Paka, mbwa na punda.
   2. Kondoo, nguruwe na mbuzi.
   3. Ngamia, mbuzi na paka.
   4. Mbuzi, ngamia na ng'ombe.
5. Kulingana na mwalimu, umuhimu mkuu wa wanyamapori ni kwamba wao
   1. huwavutia watalii wa humu nchini.
   2. huiwezesha nchi yetu kupata pesa za kigeni.
   3. huwa walinzi wazuri wa nyumbani.
   4. hutusaidia kukokota mikokoteni.

Soma kifungu kifuatacho kisha ujibu maswali 6 hadi 8.

Hapo zamani za kale, wanyama wote waliishi msituni. Walifanya kazi zao pamoja ili wapate chakula cha kuwatosha. Chakula kilichopatikana kiligawanywa kwa usawa miongoni mwao. Kila siku, walirauka kwenda shambani. Mbwa, Fisi na Simba walienda kuwawinda ndege ambao baadaye waliwaleta na kuwagawia wenzao.

Paka alikuwa mvivu asiyependa kufanya kazi. Hakutaka kuchafuka. Alishinda siku nzima akiisafisha miguu yake kisha baadaye kwenda kula. Kuona hivi, wanyama wale wengine wakakasirika sana. Waliamua kuficha chakula chote. Hata hivyo, Paka alinyemelea na kuingia katika ghala polepole akala chakula chote. Wanyama waliamua kumkamata Paka huyo mvivu. Walimwambia Mbwa awe mlinzi wa ghala. Paka alipokuja, mbwa alibweka kwa sauti. Wanyama wote waliamka na kumfukuza Paka. Paka aliamua kwenda kwa binadamu kuishi. Aliahidi kuwashika panya. Wakawa marafiki.

6. Wanyama hawa walipata chakula chao kwa
   
   1. kufanya kazi pamoja kwa bidii.
   2. kuwaibia wanyama wengine.
   3. kuwawinda wanyama wadogo. 
   4. kuishi pamoja kwa amani.
7. Wanyama wale wengine walimkasirikia Paka kwa sababu
   1. alikila chakula chote ghalani. 
   2. hakufanya kazi kama wao.
   3. aliiba chakula kutoka ghalani. 
   4. aliwasumbua wenzake.
8. Je, Mbwa alifanya nini Paka alipoenda katika ghala?
   1. Alibweka kwa sauti.
   2. Aliwaita wanyama wale wengine. 
   3. Aliwakamata panya.
   4. Alimfukuza paka.
9. Paka alimwahidi nini mwanadamu?
   1. Kuwa rafiki yake mkubwa.
   2. Kuwakamata ndege.
   3. Kufanya kazi shambani.
   4. Kuwashika panya.

Soma kifungu kifuatacho kisha ujibu maswali 10 hadi 12.  

Ilikuwa siku ya Jumamosi karibu saa tano hivi asubuhi. Pendo, kaka yake Ali na mama yao walianza safari kuelekea katika soko la kijijini mwao, soko la Malimengi. Soko hilo lilikuwa karibu na uwanja wa ndege. Ilikuwa ndiyo Juniamosi ya kwanza tangu shule zilipofungwa. Siku hiyo, walipaswa kununua bidhaa kama vile sukari, mchele, mafuta na nguo za kuwapelekea nyanya na babu yao walioishi huko Konoike.

Walipofika sokoni, waliwapata watu wengi sana. Kwa sababu ulikuwa nisimu wa sherehe za Idi, mavazi yalikuwa ya bei ghali sana. Iliwabidi wanunue mchele, sukari na mafuta pekee. Nguo wangenunua kwingine.

10. Karibu saa tano hivi asubuhi,
    
    1. safari ya kuenda kijijini ilianza.
    2. safari ya kwenda sokoni ilianza.
    3. kina Pendo walifika nyumbani.
    4. shule zilifungwa.
11. Kina Pendo walipaswa kununua
    1. nguo, sukari na mchele.
    2. mafuta, sukari na mchele.
    3. mafuta, sukari, nguo na mchele.
    4. nguo, sukari na mafuta.
12. Safari hii iliandaliwa katika msimu wa sherehe gani?
    
    1. Krismasi
    2. Pasaka
    3. Jumamosi
    4. Idi

Soma kifungu kifuatacho kisha ujibu maswali 13 hadi 15.   

Asubuhi hiyo, niliamka nikiwa nimechelewa. Nilijua kuwa rafiki zangu, Rama na Veli walikuwa wakiningoja katika stani. Siku zote, tulishindania kiti cha mbele katika basi letu la shule. Mara nyingi nilikuwa wa kwanza katika stani. Kwa hivyo mara nyingi nilikiwahi kiti hicho. Tuliahidiana kuwa yeyote ambaye alikiwahi kiti hicho cha mbele angegawiwa vipande vya mikate na wenzake waliochelewa wakati wa mapumziko. Upesi, niliunawa uso wangu na kuvalia sare zangu nikatandika kitanda changu na kukisafisha chumba changu. Baadaye, nilielekea sebuleni kupata kiamshakinywa. Niliteremsha chai kwa sambusa upesi na kuondoka.

13. Ni nini ambacho mwandishi alijua kuwahusu Rama na Veli? Kuwa
    1. walikuwa katika basi la shule. 
    2. walikuwa wakimngoja.
    3. wangekuwa wa kwanza kukiwahi kiti cha mbele.
    4. tayari walikuwa wamefika shuleni.
14. Ni nini ambacho mwandishi na wenzake walikishindania?
    
    1. Kufika shuleni mapema. 
    2. Kula vipande vya mikate. 
    3. Kuabiri basi la shule.
    4. Kukiwahi kiti cha mbele.
15. Kabla ya msemaji kupata kiamshakinywa, alifanya haya yote ila
    1. kukiwahi kiti cha mbele. 
    2. kukisafisha chumba chake. 
    3. kukitandika kitanda chake. 
    4. kuunawa uso wake.

Soma kifungu kifuatacho. Chagua Jibu lifaalo zaldi kati ya yale uliyopewa.

Maji ni uhai. Bila maji, ___16___ binadamu hata mmoja ambaye anaweza ___17___. Binadamu ___18___ huyategemea maji moja kwa moja. Maji hayo hutumika katika shughuli mbalimbali kama vile kunywa, kupikia, kuoshea vyombo na shughuli nyingine za nyumbani. ___19___ inapokosekana, maji hutumika kunyunyizia ___20___. Maji yatumiwayo kunyunyizia huweza kupatikana mitoni, mabwawani na maziwani.

Katika swali la 21-30, jibu swali kulingana na maagizo uliyopewa.

21. Ni shughuli gani hapa haipatikani nyumbani?
    
    1. Kupalilia mimea.
    2. Kusafisha nyumba.
    3. Kufua nguo.
    4. Kuosha vyombo.
22. Katika sentensi Mbwa mdogo amebeba mfupa katika meno yake, nomino ni zipi?
    
    1. Mdogo, mfupa, yake
    2. Mbwa, mfupa, meno
    3. Mdogo, amebeba, katika
    4. Yake, katika, mfupa
23. Tisini na sita ni
    
    1. 69
    2. 66
    3. 99
    4. 96
24. Ni gani hapa ni maelezo sahihi kuhusu matumizi ya kikomo katika sentensi?
    1. Hutumiwa mwanzoni mwa sentensi.
    2. Huweza kuwa katikati ya sentensi. 
    3. Hutumiwa mwishoni mwa sentensi.
    4. Haiwezi kutumiwa sentensi ikianza kwa herufi kubwa.
25. Ni yupi hapa ameambatanishwa na kazi yake kwa usahihi?
    
    1. Dereva - hutengeneza magari yaliyoharibika.
    2. Mpishi - hukuza mimea na kuwafuga wanyama
    3. Mwalimu - huwalea watoto majumbani mwao.
    4. Seremala - hutengeneza vifaa kwa kutumia mbao.
26. Je, ni mwezi gani huwa baina ya Julai na Septemba?
    
    1. Agosti
    2. Oktoba
    3. Juni
    4. Mei
27. Nywele huota ___________________ kichwa.
    
    1. ndani ya
    2. katikati ya
    3. juu ya
    4. chini ya
28. Tumia kihusishi bora zaidi kukamilisha sentensi hii.
    Mti mrefu uko _______________________ darasa letu.
    
    1. chini ya
    2. nje ya
    3. ndani ya
    4. juu ya
       2
29. Ili kuwaangamiza wadudu waharibifu shambani, wakulima 
    1. hupalilia.
    2. huvuna.
    3. hunyunyiza maji.
    4. hupiga dawa.
30. Ni sentensi ipi iliyo katika nafsi ya tatu?
    
    1. Mwanaisha ataimba jioni.
    2. Mimi niliimba jioni.
    3. Nyinyi msiimbe jioni.
    4. Sisi hatutaki kuimba jioni.

MARKING SCHEME

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

Read the following conversation and then answer questions 1 to 5.

Father:   Mueni, did I tell you the other day that animals can be grouped into two major groups?
Mueni:   Yes you did, daddy. But you did not tell us the animals in each of the two groups.
Maingi:   I remember in our yesterday's Social Studies lesson, Madam Machoine told us that some animals live with human beings at home and                         others  live in the forests.
Father:   Absolutely. The ones living with humans at home are called domestic animals while the other group is made up of wild animals. Most wild                      animals live in game parks and game reserves.
Mueni:    I like domestic animals because they help us. Cows give us milk and meat, same to goats and camels, pigs gives us pork and sheep give us                 wool and meat called mutton,
Maingi:  Yes, and again, some domestic animals are kept for services. A dog is a good guard. It alerts the family whenever there is danger. Donkeys                   help us carry luggage on carts. Cats help us control destructive rats and mice.
Father:   On the other hand, wild animals attract tourists who come to visit our country. As they see them, we earn foreign exchange which our                             country  uses for various development projects. All animals, therefore, are important to us.

1. According to this conversation, animals can be divided into
   
   1. living and non living.
   2. wild and domestic.
   3. four.
   4. local and foreign.
2. The animals that do not live with people at home
   
   1. are found in parks and reserves.
   2. can help farmers to pull the carts.
   3. are useful for their food products.
   4. are said to be domestic. 
3. Which of the domestic animals below give human beings similar products?
   
   1. Sheep, pigs and goats.
   2. Camels, goats and cats.
   3. Goats, camels and cows.
   4. Cats, dogs and donkeys.
4. According to father, the main importance of wild animals is that they
   
   1. attract tourists.
   2. provide food products.
   3. guard our homested.
   4. enable our country get foreign exchange.
5. As the tourists come to our country and see the animals, they 
   1. get paid some money.
   2. pay foreign exchange.
   3. go with them away.
   4. they bring theirs as well.

Read the passage and then answer questions 6 to 9.   

A long time ago, all animals lived together in the forest. They worked together to get food for all of them. The food was then shared among themselves. Daily, they woke up very early to go to the farm. Dog, Hyena and Lion went to hunt birds. They brought the birds they got and shared them with other animals.

Cat was very lazy and did not want to work. He spent the whole day cleaning his feet and did not want to get dirty. Then he came home to eat.

Other animals were very angry at him. They decided to hide the food and did not give him anything. However, the Cat entered the store quietly and ate all the food. The animals decided to catch the lazy Cat. They left Dog at the door of the store. When the Cat came, the Dog barked very loudly. The other animals woke up. They chased the Cat away. The Cat went to ask for help from man. He promised to help him catch rats. They became great friends.

6. The animals got food by
   
   1. stealing from others.
   2. hunting small animals.
   3. living together.
   4. working together.
7. The other animals were angry at the Cat because he 
   1. ate all the food.
   2. stole some food.
   3. did not work.
   4. disturbed other animals.
8. What did the Dog do when the Cat came to the store? He
   1. barked loudly.
   2. called other animals.
   3. caught the cat.
   4. chased the cat away.
9. What did the Cat promise Man? To A
   1. be his great friend.
   2. catch the birds.
   3. work in the farm.
   4. catch the rats.

Read the passage and then answer questions 10 to 12.   

Industrialisation means making things for people to buy. Those things are made or manufactured in large buildings called factories. Such factories are flour factory, cloth and the soap factory. Here are other names you should remember: raw materials, products and labourers. Raw materials are used for making other things. Clothes are products of the raw materials called cotton.

The word labourer means the people who work in those factories. A lot of money is needed to start a factory. If you build a factory, you must be sure that the raw materials can be obtained easily. You must also be sure that a lot of people would want to buy your products.

10. According to this passage, products are made in
    
    1. factories.
    2. godowns.
    3. stores.
    4. farms.
11. What is the use of a raw material according to the writer?
    
    1. Paying workers.
    2. Exchanging for money.
    3. Making things.
    4. Building factories.
12. The writer says that when you want to start a factory, you must have
    1. enough products.
    2. some few customers.
    3. many friends.
    4. enough money.

Read the passage and then answer questions 13 to 15.

I got up late that morning. I knew my friends, Jon and Ken were waiting for me at the bus stop. We always competed for the front seat in our school bus. Many days I was the first on stage. Whoever got the seat was to get a piece of cake during tea break from any of us who came late. I washed my face quickly and wore my school uniform. I made my bed, cleaned my room and then went to the sitting room. I started eating my breakfast very fast.

13. What did the writer know about John and Ken? That they
    
    1. were in their school bus.
    2. were waiting for her.
    3. would be the first to board the bus.
    4. were already in school.
14. What did the writer and her friends compete for?
    
    1. Reaching school early. 
    2. Eating pieces of cake.
    3. Boarding the school bus.
    4. Getting the front seat.
15. Before the writer sat down for her breakfast, she did not 
    1. get the front seat.
    2. clean her room.
    3. make her bed.
    4. wash her face.

Read the passage below. It contains blank spaces numbered 16 to 20. For each blank space, select the best alternative from the choices given.

It was a bright Tuesday morning during the planting ___16___. The children had closed school a week earlier. The ___17___ had already prepared their farms and it was now time to ___18___. James and his younger sister___19___ grazing the cattle a short distance from their compound. James____20____a gourd of porridge while his sister carried food.

For questions 21 to 23. use the correct word to fill in the blank spaces.

21. We spoke loudly __________________ they did not hear us.
    1. then
    2. because
    3. but
    4. and
22. My brother, ___________________I have new toys.
    1. an
    2. at
    3. but
    4. and
23. Mother came early. __________________ I did not see her.
    1. because
    2. but
    3. and
    4. as

In questions 24 to 27, choose the best alternative to complete the sentences.

24. My bicycle wheel is ______________________ in shape.
    1. small
    2. circular
    3. black
    4. big
25. Most ripe bananas are yellow in
    
    1. shape
    2. taste
    3. size
    4. colour
26. My younger sister's shoes are ______________________ in size.
    
    1. small
    2. good
    3. black
    4. oval
27. The _____________________ of an egg is oval.
    1. colour
    2. taste
    3. size
    4. shape

For questions 28 to 30, choose the correct indefinite pronoun to complete the sentences.

28. _____________________ is coming, I can hear footsteps
    1. Anybody
    2. Nobody
    3. Everybody
    4. Somebody
29. I cannot see my ruler, ____________________must have picked it.
    1. nobody
    2. somebody
    3. anybody 
    4. everybody.
30. _____________________ is allowed to come to school early. 
    1. Nobody 
    2. Somebody
    3. Anybody
    4. No one

MARKING SCHEME

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

QUESTIONS

1. A farmer in Malimali county had 917 goats in his farm. What is this number in word:?
   
   1. Nine hundred and seventy.
   2. Nine hundred and seventeen.
   3. Nine hundred and seven.
   4. Nine thousand and seventeen.
2. In Bongochonjo market, there were eight hundred and sixteen traders. How many traders were there in symbols? 
   1. 8 116
   2. 860
   3. 80 016
   4. 816
3. In a certain game reserve, there were 28 546 animals. What is the total value of the underlined digit?
   
   1. Hundreds
   2. Thousands
   3. 8000
   4. 500
4. What is the place value of digit 9 in the number 49 236?
   
   1. Hundreds
   2. Tens
   3. Thousands
   4. Ones
5. A county store had 679 bags of wheat. What is this number rounded off to the nearest ten?
   
   1. 670
   2. 600
   3. 680
   4. 690
6. Which one of the following numbers in not a factor of 24?
   
   1. 5
   2. 3
   3. 8
   4. 6
7. What is the next number in the pattern below?
   2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, _______________
   1. 12
   2. 13
   3. 14
   4. 15
8. Some learners were asked to bring beads for an Art and Craft lesson:
   Kadogo - 7 beads
   Mbulu -  6 beads
   Samido - 10 beads
   How many beads did they bring altogether?
   1. 23
   2. 32
   3. 22
   4. 24
9. A meeting was attended by 106 men, 99 women and 57 children. How many adults attended the meeting altogether?
   1. 262
   2. 205
   3. 252
   4. 305
10. Which of the following represents ¹/₈ of a whole?
    
11. A cup can hold 2 litres of milk. How many litres can 3 such cups hold?
    1. 12 litres
    2. 5 litres
    3. 1 litre
    4. 6 litres
12. There were 18 litres of paint in a bucket. A painter used 9 litres to paint a museum wall. How much paint was left?
    1. 27 litres
    2. 2 litres
    3. 10 litres
    4. 9 litres
13. Three children weigh 62 kg. If two of them weigh 51 kg, what is the mass of the third child?
    1. 113 kg
    2. 29 kg
    3. 11 kg
    4. 18 kg
14. Abdi harvested 115 kg of carrots from his farm. He sold 15 kg to Salma and 20 kg to Omari. What is the mass of the remaining carrots?
    1. 70 kg
    2. 80 kg
    3. 35 kg
    4. 145 kg
15. One morning a meeting started at the time shown on the digital clock below. 
    
    If the meeting was to end at 11.00, how many minutes did it take?
    1. 50
    2. 30
    3. 40
    4. 20
16. Work out:
    Hours     Minutes
      13             18
     + 4             29 
                            
    
    1. 16 hours   57 minutes
    2. 17 hours   57 minutes
    3. 16 hours   47 minutes
    4. 17 hours   47 minutes
17. The distance from the shop to Ashura's home is 45 m. One day Ashura was sent to buy salt in the shop. If she walked from her home to the shop, what distance did she cover before going back home?
    1. 90 m
    2. 45 m
    3. 180 
    4. 23 m
18. Take away 48 m from 93 m.
    1. 141 m
    2. 45 m
    3. 114 m
    4. 55 m
19. What is the time according to the clockface below? 
    
    1. Twenty minutes to eleven o'clock 
    2. Eight minutes to eleven o'clock
    3. Eleven minutes to eight o'clock
    4. Forty minutes to twelve o'clock
20. Which one of the following cannot be used to tell time?
    1. Birds
    2. Animals
    3. Calendar
    4. Charts
21. In a shop there were 10 bottles. The shopkeeper put 2 bottles in each crate. If he used r crates, what is the value of r?
    1. 10
    2. 20
    3. 5
    4. 2
22. As Chomba was washing dishes, he accidentally broke m plates and was left with 2. If there were 3 plates before, how many plates were broken?
    1. 5
    2. 1
    3. 3
    4. 4
23. Which of the following shapes is an oval?
    
24. A tourist was facing north. Which direction will she face if she moves ahead along a straight line?
    1. East
    2. North
    3. West
    4. South
25. Which of the following, shows a curved line?
    
26. What is the next shape in the pattern shown below
    

The table below shows a farmer's harvest Use it to answer questions 27 to 30.

27. How many sacks of beans and wheat were harvested altogether?
    1. 24
    2. 25
    3. 26
    4. 23
28. Which of the following gave the farmer a total of 27 sacks? 
    1. Groundnuts and beans 
    2. Wheat and sorghum
    3. Groundnuts and maize 
    4. Maize and beans
29. Which farm produce produced the most number of sacks?
    1. Sorghum
    2. Maize
    3. Beans
    4. Wheat
30. Which farm produce gave the farmer nine sacks only?
    1. Beans
    2. Groundnuts
    3. Maize
    4. Sorghum

MARKING SCHEME

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

1. Which one of the following is 47665210 in words?
   
   1. Forty seven million, six sixty five thousand two hundred and ten.
   2. Four million seven hundred and sixty five thousand two hundred and ten.
   3. Forty seven million six hundred and sixty five thousand two hundred and ten.
   4. Forty seven million six hundred and fifty six thousand two hundred and one.
2. What is the difference between the largest number and the smallest number formed by the digits 4, 5, 1, 0, 2?
   
   1. 43965
   2. 55455
   3. 52965
   4. 54455
3. Work out twice the value of:
   12− (196÷14) x 2 + 26
   
   1. 10
   2. 20
   3. 44
   4. 22
4. Round off 499.9972 to the nearest hundredths.
   
   1. 499.99
   2. 499.00
   3. 500
   4. 500.00
5. What is the largest capacity of a bottle that can be used to completely empty three containers each holding 48L, 60L and 72L without a remainder?
   1. 24L
   2. 12L
   3. 720L
   4. 360L
6. In the figure below line AB is parallel to line CD and XY is a straight line, angle CKR = 110°, line RT RY.
   
   What is the measure of angle YTB?
   1. 125°
   2. 55°
   3. 70°
   4. 110°
7. 24 workers can take 30 days to complete the construction of a bridge. How many more days will it take to complete the work if 4 workers failed to turn up?
   1. 36
   2. 32
   3. 2
   4. 6
8. A man deposited sh 60000 in a bank. After 2½ years he withdrew a total of 68250. At what rate per annum was the money earning the interest?
   1. 5½%
   2. 5%
   3. 11.4%
   4. 7½%
9. Njuguna and Mercy shared the profit of sh 20000 in the ration 3:1. How much did Njuguna get?
   1. Sh 5000
   2. Sh 10000
   3. Sh 15000
   4. Sh 12000
10. A grazing farm in a rectangular shape was drawn using a scale of 1:50000. Calculate the distance round the rectangular farm as accurately drawn below.
             
    
    1. 13m
    2. 26m
    3. 1300000m
    4. 13km
11. Electric poles were erected to connect electricity between two towns 3.75km apart. If the poles were placed 50m apart, how many poles were used?
    1. 75
    2. 76
    3. 3700
    4. 38
12. What is the value of
    ½ of 4½ ÷ 2²/₃ x ⁷/₉ − ²/₅?
    1. ⁷/₂₀
    2. ⁸/₂₀
    3. ³/₄
    4. ⁹/₂₀
13. In a meeting there were 7354 people. The number of men was 1022 more than that of women. How many men attended the meeting?
    1. 6332
    2. 5210
    3. 4188
    4. 3166
14. Josphine bought the following items from a shop
    2½bars of soap @sh 120
    1¼kg of sugar @sh 320
    2 - 2kg packets of flour at sh 80
    0.5kg of rice at sh 80
    How much did she pay for the items?
    1. Sh 1060
    2. Sh 980
    3. Sh 1100
    4. Sh 900
15. A square piece of land has an area of 12.25 ha. It was fenced round using 5 strands of wire. What is the length of the wire used?
    1. 350m
    2. 7000m
    3. 1400m
    4. 70m
16. The figure below represents a gate. Line AB=ED=12m, line AF=FE 5m, line FC = 15m.
    
    Both sides of the gate were painted. Calculate the area that was painted.
    1. 67.5m² 
    2. 120m² 
    3. 135cm²
    4. 270m²
17. Given that m=12, n=½m and w=5. What is the value of:
    ½(2m+nw) - n² +2m?
    1. 15
    2. 27
    3. 9
    4. 21
18. Jerome paid sh 840 for a shirt after he was given a discount of 30%. How much more was the marked price than the selling price?
    1. Sh 1200
    2. Sh 1140
    3. Sh 300
    4. Sh 360
19. Tamara can sweep a room in 8 minutes, Jane can sweep the same room in 12 minutes. How long would the two girls take to sweep the same room together?
    1. 4 min 48 seconds
    2. 20 minutes
    3. 5 minutes
    4. 4 minutes, ⁴/₅ seconds
20. The pie chart below shows how pupils chose their favourite games and sports.
    
    If 18 pupils chose football, how many pupils were there altogether in that class?
    1. 36
    2. 48
    3. 54
    4. 60
21. A motorist left town A for town B a distance of 120km at a speed of 60km/h. After 30 minutes he got a puncture which took 30 minutes to repair. After repair he travelled the remaining distance at a speed of 45km/h. What was his average speed for the whole journey?
    1. 52½ km/h
    2. 40km/h
    3. 60km/h
    4. 45km/h
22. Find the value of x in x − 1 + 3x + 3 = 11
                                         5           4
    1. 6
    2. 8
    3. 9
    4. 11
23. The table below shows the amount of milk produced by cows in the Okoloi's farm in one week 
    

    Days	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat
    Amount in lItres	____	73	____	78	80	76

    
    The average amount of milk produced in the six days was 75 litres. If 5 more litres were produced on Monday than on Wednesday. How many litres were produced on Monday?
    1. 74 
    2. 69
    3. 143
    4. 138
24. A closed cylinder has a diameter of 28cm and a height of 30cm. What is the surface area when open at the top?
    1. 2640cm²
    2. 3256cm²
    3. 1184cm²
    4. 3872cm²
25. Mr Mugo spends 25% of his salary on food, 35% on rent, 16% on fees and saves the rest which is sh 6000. What is his monthly salary?
    1. Sh 24000
    2. Sh 18000
    3. Sh 25000
    4. Sh 30000
26. A car travelling at a speed of 72km/h took one minute to cross a tunnel. How long is the tunnel in kilometres?
    1. 1200
    2. 1.2
    3. 7.2
    4. 72
27. Construct triangle EFG in which angle EFG = 60°, line EF = 6cm and FG = 7cm. Draw a circle touching the 3 vertices of the triangle. What is its radius?
    1. 7.6cm
    2. 2.1cm
    3. 4.2cm
    4. 3.8cm
28. The temperature of ice was 15°C below the melting point. After heating for 5 minutes the temperature rose to 48°C. What was the rise in temperature?
    1. 48°C
    2. 33°C
    3. 63°C
    4. 38°C
29. A room measured 8m in length, 6m in width and 5m in height. Windows and doors covered 14m2. If the inner walls were painted what was the area painted?
    1. 140m² 
    2. 236m²
    3. 126m² 
    4. 222m²
30. The sum of the area of the two squares formed on the two shorter sides of a right-angled triangle is 42.25cm². If its base length is 2.5cm. Calculate height of the triangle?
    1. 6.5cm
    2. 4cm
    3. 8cm
    4. 6cm
31. How many cubes are used to make the stack below?
    
    
    1. 88
    2. 84
    3. 80
    4. 120
32. In a school, lessons take 45 minutes. The lessons start at 8:20 am and ends at 3:20 pm. All the breaks take 2½ hours. How many lessons are there in a day?
    1. 7
    2. 8
    3. 6
    4. 9
33. Joseph is twice as old as Sarah and Hillary is 6 years younger than Joseph. If Sarah is y years. Write an expression to show the sum of their ages in two years time?
    1. 5y + 6
    2. 5y− 6
    3. 5y
    4. 5y + 12
34. Work out 45.6 + 0.24 x 7.2  − 4.5
                              0.36 x 0.96
    1. 46.1
    2. 123.92
    3. 63.62
    4. 41.1
35. Simplify:²/₅ (25x − 20) − 3(¹/₃x+1)
    1. 11x − 11
    2. 11x − 5
    3. 9x − 11
    4. 9x− 5
36. The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 111. Which is the smallest number among them?
    1. 36
    2. 35
    3. 37
    4. 39
37. What is the area of the shaded part in the figure below?
              
    
    1. 56cm²
    2. 112cm²
    3. 196cm²
    4. 98cm²
38. In a class two fifth are boys. If there are 18 girls, how many more girls than boys are in that class?
    1. 12
    2. 3
    3. 9
    4. 6
39. A trader bought 500 oranges for sh 4000.During the transportation 20 of them got spoilt. She sold the remaining in piles of 3 at sh 30. What percentage profit did she make?
    1. 10%
    2. 25%
    3. 20%
    4. 15%
40. A family uses three - 200ml packets of milk everyday. How many litres of milk does the family use in the month of January and February 2020?
    1. 36
    2. 360
    3. 18
    4. 35.4
41. After a salary increase of 20%, Jane now earns sh 10728. How much did she earn before the increase?
    1. Sh 7152
    2. Sh 8940
    3. Sh 1788
    4. Sh 12873.60
42. In the figure below line WX is parallel to YZ. Line YX bisect angle WYZ. Line MW = MX, angle WYX = 25°.
    
    Find angle YXZ.
    1. 50°
    2. 750°
    3. 1050°
    4. 80°
43. The hire purchase price of a TV set is 15% more than the marked price. The marked price is sh 20000. When buying through hire purchase, a deposit is required followed by monthly instalments of sh 1050 for 18 months. How much deposit is required?
    1. sh 1100
    2. sh 2100
    3. sh 3100
    4. sh 4100
44. What is 12.5% as a fraction in simple form?
    1. ¼
    2. ¹/₈₀
    3. ¹/₈
    4. ¹/₄₀
45. The net below was folded to form a solid.
    
    What is the sum of faces and vertices of une solid forined?
    1. 11
    2. 10
    3. 12
    4. 9
46. What is the sum of the next two numbers in
    7, 14, 25, 38,___,___
    1. 129
    2. 124
    3. 123
    4. 127
47. The perimeter of the figure below is 50cm.
    
    Calculate its area.
    1. 60cm²
    2. 120cm²
    3. 80cm²
    4. 90cm²
48. What is the capacity of the through drawn below in dl?
               
    
    1. 2.31
    2. 2310
    3. 231
    4. 23100
49. A lorry was loaded with 40 bags of beans each weighing 110kg. When half of the was off loaded, the lorry weighed 5.7 tonnes.  What is the mass of the empty lorry? 
    1. 3.5t
    2. 3t
    3. 3.2t
    4. 3.7t
50. The graph below shows thea number of pupils who were present in a class of 50 pupils in one week.
    
    What is the average number of pupils who were present that week?
    1. 231
    2. 3.8
    3. 19
    4. 46.2

MARKING SCHEME

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

 
Study the map of Bego Area below and use it to answer questions 1 to 7.

1. The location of the two industries in Bego area was mainly influenced by
   1. nearness to market
   2. nearness to raw materials
   3. nearness to roads
   4. nearness to water supply
2. Which one of the following is a food crop grown in Bego area?
   1. Bananas
   2. Sugarcane
   3. Maize 
   4. Tea
3. The mineral mined in Bego area is
   1. limestone
   2. sand
   3. salt 
   4. soda ash
4. The general flow of river Bego is from
   1. North East
   2. South West
   3. North West
   4. South East
5. The economic activity carried out in the North Eastern part of Bego area is
   1. tea growing 
   2. sugarcane farming
   3. mining
   4. livestock
6. The main reason why tea is grown in the South Western part of Bego area is that A
   1. the area has cool and wet conditions
   2. the area is hilly
   3. rivers in the area provide water irrigation 
   4. there is adequate labour
7. Which one of the following places is at the HIGHEST altitude above sea level?
   1. Cattle dip 
   2. Pineapple farm 
   3. Tugo town
   4. Sibi town
8. Traditional forms of government among the Nyamwezi people were beaded by
   1. chiefs
   2. kings
   3. council of elders 
   4. emperors
9. Which one of the following is not a roleof children in a family?
   1. Taking care of family property
   2. Seeking for advice from parents
   3. Providing basic needs
   4. Respecting other members of the family
10. The first member states of the East African community (EAC) when it was formed in 1967 were 
    1. Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania 
    2. Djibouti, Rwanda, Uganda 
    3. Tanzania, Burundi, Sudan 
    4. Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia
11. Which one of the following relief features in Africa formed through faulting and twisting of underneath rocks? 
    1. Mount Ruwenzori
    2. Atlas mountains
    3. Yatta plateau
    4. Rift Valley
12. Radios are used to make government announcements because
    1. most people understand Kiswahili
    2. most areas are supplied with electricity 
    3. messages are made in indigenous languages 
    4. they are widespread

The diagram below shows a marine fishing method.

13. The marine fishing method illustrated in the above diagram is
    1. purse-seining method 
    2. trawling method 
    3. long lining method 
    4. net drifting method
14. Improvement in modern systems of communication in Africa has mainly resulted in
    1. expansion of urban centres
    2. decrease in rates of crime
    3. increase in trading activities
    4. migration of people to towns
15. Chief Mkwawa and Koitalel Arap Samoei had one factor in common. It is that they
    1. signed peace treaties with Europeans
    2. gave their land to European farms
    3. collaborated with the Europeans
    4. resisted European colonial rule
16. Three of the following statements about clans are correct. Which one is not?
    1. Members are related by blood
    2. Members help one another
    3. Members live in the same area 
    4. Members have a common ancestor
17. The following are characteristics of a vegetation zone in Africa;
    1. There is plenty of tall grass i
    2. Most trees are deciduous iii
    3. Thorny trees of medium height
       The vegetation zone described above is
       1. savannah vegetation
       2. mountain vegetation
       3. semi-desert vegetation
       4. rain forest vegetation
18. Which one of the following language groups is not found in West Africa?
    1. Benue-Congo speakers
    2. Cushitic speakers
    3. Afro-Asiatic speakers 
    4. Mande speakers
19. It is important for people to live in peace in the society in order to
    1. conserve the environment
    2. prevent the spread of diseases
    3. enable leaders rule for long periods
    4. enable the government to deliver services
20. A characteristic of areas where beef ranching is done is that the areas 
    1. have dense forests 
    2. have irrigated pastures
    3. are sparsely populated 
    4. experience cool and wet climate
21. The political party that led Tanganyika to independence was
    1. Tanganyika African National Union
    2. Chama cha Mapinduzi
    3. Tanganyika African Association :
    4. United Tanganyika party 
22. Which one of the following groups is made up of Bantu communities who live in Southern Africa?
    1. Sara, Luba, Bakongo 
    2. Chagga, Baganda, Taita
    3. Tswana, Bemba, Hutu
    4. Zulu, Sotho, Herero
23. Which one of the following rivers in Africa is correctly matched with the water body where it ends?
    1. River Nile - Lake Turkana 
    2. River Orange - Atlantic Ocean
    3. River Limpopo-Mediterranean Sea
    4. River Omo - Indian Ocean
24. The main reason why Kenya traders with other countries is to
    1. earn foreign exchange
    2. promote good relations with other countries
    3. advertise tourist attracting sites,
    4. enable Kenyans to move freely
25. Person living with disabilities in Kenya have the right to
    1. do what they want 
    2. form their own political parties
    3. be given higher salaries
    4. be nominated to the senate
26. The plains Nilotes settled in the Rift Valley region of Kenya because 
    1. the areas had fertile soils for farming 
    2. there were many trade goods in the area 
    3. the areas were ideal for grazing
    4. the areas were not habited
27. The aim of preparing a school motto is to
    1. guide the learners to achieve the aims of the school 
    2. prepare pupils to be future leaders
    3. outline the rules of the school 
    4. allocate time for school activities
28. Three of the following are effects of revolution of the earth. Which one is not?
    1. It causes deflecting of winds
    2. It causes different seasons 
    3. It causes sea and land breezes rotation
    4. It causes different lengths of day and night
29. Which one of the following is an example of a processing industry?
    1. Paper manufacturing
    2. Flour milling
    3. Glass manufacturing
    4. Shoe manufacturing

Use the map of Eastern Africa below to answer questions 30 to 33.

30. Three of the following statements about the country marked M are correct. Which one is not? 
    1. It was ruled by an emperor upto 1974 
    2. Some areas in the country are deserts 
    3. It is the largest country in Eastern Africa
    4. It successfully resisted colonial rule 
31. The game reserve marked R is
    1. Kidepo
    2. Selous
    3. Serengeti
    4. Bwindi
32. The community that settled in the shaded area marked S during the migration period was
    1. Pokomo 
    2. Chagga 
    3. Abagusii 
    4. Taita
33. The country marked F was colonized by
    1. France 
    2. Italy 
    3. Britain
    4. Germany 
34. Which one of the following citizens does not demonstrate patriotism?
    1. Riziki - participate in communal work
    2. Taiyo - Attends national day celebrations
    3. Amollo - favours his relatives in employment
    4. Gatura - Conserves forest reserves
35. Below are descriptions of a lake in Africa. 
    1. It was formed through downwarping 
    2. It is located in a dry area
    3. It is shared by three countries
       The lake described above is
       1. Lake Tanganyika
       2. Lake Turkana 
       3. Lake Malawi
       4. Lake Chad
36. The main problem facing in land water fishing in both Kenya and Tanzania is
    1. water hyacinth growing in lakes
    2. oil spills from ships
    3. inadequate market for fish
    4. overfishing in major fishing lakes
37. Which one of the following actions is a government policy that may influence settlement of people in a place?
    1. Establishment of multi-purpose river projects
    2. Introduction of family planning methods
    3. Vaccination of people against diseases
    4. Allowing people to move to towns
38. Sisal growing in Kenya has declined due
    1. frequent droughts in the country
    2. low demand fro sisal products
    3. lack of funds to invest in sisal farming
    4. increase in population in growing areas
39. The following are some communities found in Eastern Africa
    1. Nyamwezi
    2. Akamba
    3. Baganda
       It is correct to conclude that the above communities
       1. were ruled by kings
       2. resisted European colonial rule
       3. took part in the long distance trade
       4. settle in highland regions
40. Three of the following statements about  indigenous education in the pre-colonial period are true. Which one is not?
    1. Learners were given written tests
    2. Some skills were taught through observations
    3. Learners were taught by older members
    4. Proverbs were used to teach moral values
41. The diagram below shows a road sign.
    
    A motorist who sees the road sign shown above should
    1. turn back 
    2. call for help
    3. stop the vehicle
    4. reduce speed
42. Below are statements about an early visitor to Eastern Arica 
    1. He settled along the coast
    2. He took part in coastal trade it
    3. He came to Eastern Africa in 1840
       The person described above is
       1. Seyyid Said
       2. William Macknon
       3. Carl Peters
       4. Vasco da Gama
43. The formation of the Rift Valley was caused by
    1. solidification of Magma on the surface
    2. erosion of soft parts of the earth
    3. faulting and sinking of land
    4. folding and twisting of underneath rocks
44. The lake Victoria basin and the west coast of Africa have high population due to
    1. high rainfall in the areas
    2. deposition of rich soils by rivers 
    3. cool and wet highland conditions
    4. presence of minerals in the areas
45. Conservation of natural forests in the highland areas in Kenya is done in order to 
    1. attract tourists in the country 
    2. get a constant source of firewood 
    3. get timber for export
    4. preserve sources of rivers 
46. Which one of the following is a social right of a child? Right to
    1. marry
    2. vote
    3. own property
    4. education
47. When Julius Nyerere was the president of Tanzania he
    1. formed the first political party
    2. took part in forming the East African community (EAC) 
    3. made Tanzania a multi-state country
    4. was overthrown by the army 4
48. What is the time in Dakar 17°W when the time in Kampala 28°E is 2:20pm?
    1. 11.20am
    2. 5.20am
    3. 11.20pm
    4. 5.20pm
49. Mr. Hashm deals in Petroleum products. The best form to use to transport petroleum form Saudi Arabia is 
    1. pipeline transport
    2. air transport 
    3. water transport
    4. railway transport 
50. The Western part of Botswana are sparsely populated due to
    1. presence of swamps
    2. insecurity
    3. semi-arid conditions
    4. flooding by rivers
51. Which one of the following is not a impact of industries in urban areas?
    1. Dumping of waste in rivers 
    2. Increase in crop production
    3. Release of smoke into the atmosphere
    4. They encourage growth of slums
52. Which one of the following was a negative effect of colonial rule in Eastern Africa? 
    1. Africans changed their names
    2. Some places were named after Europeans
    3. Africans lost their fertile lands 
    4. African communities developed unity
53. Which one of the following combinations is made up of cold currents only?
    1. Aguhlas and canary currents
    2. Somali and Benguela currents
    3. Guinea and Aguhlas currents
    4. Benguela and canary currents
54. The following are facts about a town in Eastern Africa;
    1. It was started by Arab trader 
    2. It has a petroleum refinery
    3. It is a major tourist destination town
       The town described above is
       1. Mombasa 
       2. Kampala
       3. Addis Ababa
       4. Dodoma
55. What did the British do to Mekatilili wa Menza when they arrested her?
    1. They sent her to exile in Seychelles 
    2. They sent her to live in Kisii
    3. They cut off her head
    4. They jailed her for a long time
56. Below are requirements for growing a certain crop;
    1. Cool highland temperatures 
    2. High rainfall that is well distributed 
    3. High altitude
    4. Fertile volcanic soils that are slightly acidic
    5. The requirements listed above favour the growing of
       1. bananas
       2. sisal
       3. sugarcane
       4. tea
57. Who among the following leaders is not elected on a polling day in Kenya?
    1. Senator
    2. Woman Representative
    3. County commissioner
    4. County Representative
58. Three of the following duties of the body incharge of elections in Kenya except
    1. announcing election results
    2. registering political parties 
    3. reviewing constituency boundaries
    4. organizing and supervising elections 
59. An elected member of the county assembly loses a seat if the person
    1. is jailed for 6 months or more
    2. goes out of Kenya 
    3. is admitted in hospital
    4. is arrested by the police 
60. A person becomes a nominated member of a county assembly through
    1. election by voters in a ward
    2. election by members of a county assembly
    3. appointing by a political party
    4. appointing by the governor

SECTION B: CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

61. Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit because 
    1. they wanted to become wise
    2. the snake tricked them
    3. they wanted to cover their nakedness
    4. they were hungry
62.  During the time of Noah God destroyed people because
    1. they were building a high tower
    2. they were evil and wicked
    3. they had become too many
    4. they were speaking one language 
63. A promise that God made to Abraham when he was living in Haran was that
    1. Abraham would live to old age
    2. Abraham's descendants would rule forever
    3. God would give him many descendant
    4. God would make him rich
64. Who among the following people was a brother of Moses?
    1. Joshua
    2. Elkanah
    3. Caleb
    4. Aaron

65. During the Exodus the Israelites asked 

    Moses to give them
    1. Weapons
    2. Kings
    3. Water
    4. Clothes
66. Gideon was able to defeat the Midianites because
    1. he obeyed God's commands
    2. he was a brave soldier 
    3. he was experienced in fighting
    4. he had a large army
67. King Saul disobeyed God when he
    1. A took the wife of Uriah
    2. failed to kill animals captured in war 
    3. married many wives
    4. took Naboth's vineyard
68. When King Solomon prayed to God he asked for
    1. wealth
    2. wisdom
    3. long live
    4. fame
69. When prophet Elisha visited the woman of Shunem he told her that
    1. she would get a husband
    2. her flour and oil would never run out 
    3. she would have a son
    4. she would be the ruler of Israel
70. Which one of the following was done by the wisemen who visited Jesus? They
    1. went back singing and rejoicing
    2. ate with Joseph and Mary 
    3. offered burnt sacrifices
    4. did not go back to Herod
71. Zechariah the father of John the Baptist worked as
    1. a priest
    2. a carpenter 
    3. a tax collector 
    4. a shepherd
72. When the devil told Jesus to kneel down and worship him Jesus replied that
    1. you should not put the Lord to the test 
    2. man shall not live by bread alone 
    3. you should worship the Lord your God alone 
    4. human beings cannot live on bread alone
73. Jesus taught his disciples during
    1. the sermon on the mountain
    2. the last supper
    3. the walk to Emmaus
    4. a fishing session in lake Galilee
74. The two brothers who left their father in a boat and followed Jesus were
    1. John and Peter 
    2. John and Andrew
    3. John and Philip
    4. John and James
75. The parable of the three servants teaches christians to
    1. respect people in authority
    2. use their talents well
    3. be kind to the needy
    4. repent their sins
76. Jesus healed people possessed with demons. This showed his power over
    1. diseases
    2. evil
    3. nature
    4. death
77. Simon of Cyrene carried the cross of Jesus because
    1. he knew Jesus
    2. Jesus was tired 
    3. the soldiers forced
    4. he was a God-fearing man
78. Jesus forgave the sins of a thief who had been crucified on his side because 
    1. the thief was innocent 
    2. the thief was a God fearing man
    3. the thief was repentant 
    4. Jesus knew the thief
79. Which one of the following women visited the empty tomb?
    1. Lydia
    2. Salome
    3. Tabitha
    4. Martha
80. Which one of the following combinations consist of people who met Jesus on the day he resurrected?
    1. Mary Magdalene and Cleopas
    2. Thomas and Matthew
    3. Peter and John
    4. Mary mother James and Philip
81. Immediately before Jesus ascended to heaven he told his disciples to
    1. look themselves in a room 
    2. be satisfied with what they get 
    3. go to all places and preach
    4. preach in different languages
82. Which one of the following actions in traditional African communities is forbidden? 
    1. Hitting an elder 
    2. Giving food to strangers 
    3. Walking at night
    4. Singing songs
83. In traditional African communities ancestors are best remembered through
    1. performing libations
    2. using the items they left 
    3. calling out their names during prayer
    4. naming children after them
84. Which one of the following is the main reason for marriage in traditional African communities?
    1. To get dowry payment 
    2. To continue the family lineage
    3. To get a companion
    4. To feel important
85. Which one of the following is a rite of passage in traditional African communities? 
    1. Burial
    2. Confirmation 
    3. Naming
    4. Initiation
86. Christians take their first harvest of crop to the church mainly to
    1. feed worshippers in the church 
    2. sell surplus food 
    3. show gratitude for God's blessings 
    4. provide food for the clergy
87. It is important for christians to work in order to
    1. do the will of God
    2. become rich
    3. be recognized in the society 
    4. get paid
88. Leisure time should be spent doing those activities that
    1. make a person rich
    2. goes against moral values
    3. promote the welfare of a community
    4. promote personal interest
89. Gabriel a stands six pupil, prays for his sick mother. This element of prayer is 
    1. petition
    2. confession
    3. adoration
    4. intercession 
90. The early European missionaries taught Africans how to read and write because they wanted them to 
    1. get jobs
    2. read the Bible 
    3. be equal to the Europeans
    4. stop their customs

SECTION II: ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

61. "Fawailul lil muswaliin" is a verse from Suratul ________________.
    1. Maun
    2. Tiyn 
    3. Fiyl
    4. Kauthar
62. Swafa and Marwa is performed to remember which Prophet together with his mother?
    1. Ishaq
    2. Issa
    3. Ibrahim
    4. Ismail
63. Believe in the angels of Allah is the pillar of Iman.
    1. First
    2. Second 
    3. Fourth 
    4. Third
64. We celebrate iddul Fitri in the month of
    1. Shawwal 
    2. Ramadhan
    3. Rajab
    4. Muharram
65. The story of Abraham AlAshram is explained in which Surah?
    1. Maun
    2. Tiyn
    3. Fiyl
    4. Kauthar
66. When the Prophet left for Madina he left laying his bed.
    1. Abu-Bakr
    2. Umar 
    3. Ali
    4. Uthman
67. Which one among the following is an example of medium Najis?
    1. Women in monthly period
    2. Bleeding or producing pus
    3. Ejaculation of sperms
    4. Sexual intercourse
68. The people of Makkah who welcomed the people of Madinah are called 
    1. Jews
    2. Muhajirin 
    3. Answar 
    4. Kharajites
69. Prophet Muhammad went to for a trade caravan when he met Bahira. 
    1. Medina 
    2. Syria 
    3. Makka
    4. Egypt 
70. Work in islam is regarded as an act of
    1. Torture
    2. Ibaadah 
    3. Makruh
    4. Punishment
71. The ninth month in the Islamic calendar
    1. Rajab
    2. Ramadhan
    3. Shawwal
    4. Muharram
72. The second battle to be fought by the Muslims is
    1. Siffin
    2. Badr
    3. Uhud 
    4. Khandag
73. The prophet advised as to say the truth even if it is
    1. Bitter 
    2. Bad 
    3. Hurting 
    4. Sour
74. On which of the following is Zakat not payable?
    1. Animal
    2. Agricultures produce 
    3. Furniture 
    4. Mineral
75. Who among the following people is NOT a recipient of Zakat? 
    1. Debtor
    2. New converts 
    3. Slaves 
    4. Orphan
76. Three of the following are not Major Hadath EXCEPT?
    1. Vomit 
    2. Blood
    3. Urine 
    4. Sperms
77. In which Surah was Abu Lahab cursed?
    1. Masad
    2. Nasr 
    3. Fiyl. 
    4. Kauthar
78. The archers placed at Mount Uhud during the battle of Uhud disobeyed the Prophet because of 
    1. Fear 
    2. Jealous 
    3. Greedy 
    4. Fatigue
79. Which surahs teaches Muslims not to dwell so much on worldly gains?
    1. Humaza 
    2. Takkathur 
    3. Nasr 
    4. Kauthar
80. The Angel in charge of questioning the dead in the grave are called__________
    1. Munkar and Nakir
    2. Ratib and Atid
    3. Hamalatul Arshi
    4. Hafadha
81. The attribute of Allah which Muslims believe in are ___________
    1. 10 
    2. 17 
    3. 6
    4. 99 
82. The first wife of Prophet Muhammad is ______________.
    1. Aisha 
    2. Maryam 
    3. Fatimah 
    4. Khadija
83. The first thing done to a new born baby is ______________.
    1. Adhan 
    2. Khitan
    3. Aqiqa 
    4. Iqamah
84. Which among the following Prophet was sent to King Herod?
    1. Zakaria
    2. Yusuf
    3. Issa
    4. Ayyub 
85. Where was Prophets Muhammad mother buried? 
    1. Abwan 
    2. Makkah
    3. Madinah 
    4. Syria
86. Which among the following prayers is commonly known as" swalatul Wustwa".
    1. Dhuhr.
    2. Maghrib.
    3. .Asr. 
    4. Fajr
87. Which month do Muslims observe fasting? 
    1. Muharram
    2. Ramadhan
    3. Safar
    4. Rabiul Awal
88. The 24 Prophet of Allah mentioned in the Holy Quran is _______________.
    1. Adam
    2. Muhammad 
    3. Idris
    4. Issa 
89. How many goats are slaughtered for the Aqiqa of a baby girl?
    1. One
    2. Two 
    3. Three
    4. four
90. Swalatul Khusuf is the prayer for the eclipse of the _____________.
    1. Moon 
    2. Sun
    3. Stars 
    4. Rain