SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY   (15marks)

1. During a science lesson grade five learners were asked to classify vertebrates into their groups. Which of the following lists was correctly classified?
   1. Shark, salamander, frog
   2. Man, chicken, lizard
   3. Lizard, crocodile, chameleon
   4. Trout, newt, toad
2. A skin is one of the sense organs in human beings. Which among the following is not a function of the skin in the human being?
   1. Sense organ of hearing
   2. Sense organ of touch
   3. Protects internal body organs from injuries
   4. Regulates body temperature
3. The following are characteristics of living things. Which among them shows that they give birth?
   1. Feed
   2. Reproduce
   3. Grow
   4. Die
4. The following is a list of plants. Which among them is green and flowering?
   1. Black jack
   2.  Fern
   3.  Cypress
   4.  Moss
5. During a science lesson, grade 5 learners took a nature walk to a nearby forest. Which among the following protective gears would protect their feet from being pricked by thorns?
   1. Dust coat
   2. Tongs
   3. Gumboots
   4. Gloves
6. Learners were discussing about different types of fungi. Among the fungi listed below, which of them is used in the baking industry?
   1. Dandruff
   2. Mushrooms
   3. Mould
   4. Yeast
7. Three of the following fungi are important to human beings in different ways. Which one is not?
   
   1. Mould
   2. Yeast
   3. Mushroom
   4. Penicillium
8. Reptiles are vertebrates. Grade 5 learners were asked to list their characteristics and they listed the following. Which one among them is not correct?
   
   1. Lay eggs
   2. Have scales
   3. Body temperatures vary
   4. Breathe through gills
9. The following are characteristics of certain types of clouds.
   1. Grey in colour
   2. Found high in the sky
   3. Fluffy on top
   4. Indicate heavy rainfall
      Which of the characteristics above is true about the cirrus clouds?
      1. (iii)
      2. (ii)
      3. (iv)
      4. (i)
10. When eating human beings use different types of teeth in different ways. Among the following, what is the function of incisors in human beings?
    1. Cut and bite food
    2. Pierce and tear food
    3. Tear and crush food
    4. Grind and chew food
11. After eating, undigested food materials are stored in the body temporarily before they are removed from the body as waste. Which part of the digestive system is used to store the undigested food before removal?
    
    1. Stomach
    2. Large intestine
    3. Rectum
    4. Anus
12. A human being uses brain to remember things. Which of the following parts of a computer performs the same function as that of the human brain?
    
    1. CPU
    2. Monitor
    3. Keyboard
    4. Mouse
13. Dust in the air is one of the air pollutants. Three of the following effects are true about too much of the dust in air apart from one. Which one?
    1. Can cause hearing problems
    2. Can cause breathing difficulty
    3. Can cause irritation of the eyes
    4. Can cause difficulty in seeing
14. The following are processes through which different substances change from one state to another. Which process will a substance change from a solid to a liquid?
    1. Condensation
    2. Evaporation.
    3. Freezing.
    4. Melting
15. Three of the following are different ways through which one can make floating objects to sink except
    1. crushing the object
    2. reducing the size of the object
    3. adding weight to the object
    4. changing the shape of the object

AGRICULTURE  (10 MARKS)

16. Which of the following domestic animals helps the farmer in carrying his harvest from the farm to the market after harvesting?
    1. Cow
    2. Donkey
    3. Sheep
    4. Goat
17. Three of the following are causes of soil erosion in our farms. Which one is not?
    1. Strong winds
    2. Over grazing
    3. Over cultivation
    4. Planting cover crops
18. Grade four pupils of Bahati primary school visited Mr. Mumbi's farm. They identified three ways of conserving water on the farm. Which was not?
    1. Irrigation
    2. Mulching
    3. Cover cropping
    4. Shading
19. Mrs Onyambu asked four pupils to name the importance of mulching. Which pupil gave the wrong answer?
    1. Jovan - Controls soil erosion
    2. Mary- Suppresses the weeds
    3. Mark -  Helps in the spread of pests and diseases
    4. Jane - Adds nutrients to soil
20. Three of the following are ways of maintaining farm tools and equipment. Which one is not?
    
    1. Cleaning farm tools after using them
    2. Sharpening the cutting parts
    3. Keeping the tools in moist place after use
    4. Drying the tools and equipment well before storing them
21. Which of the following farm tools is correctly matched with its use?
    
    1. Rake - Cutting grass and bushes
    2. Jembe - Collecting rubbish and levelling seedbed
    3. Wheelbarrow - Scooping soil
    4. Slasher - Cutting grass and bushes
22. Which of the following methods is the best for preventing wild animals from entering our farms?
    
    1. Killing them
    2. Fencing
    3. Chasing them
    4. Spraying
23. The following are climbing fruit plants. Which one is not?
    1. Raspberies
    2. Grapes
    3. Passion
    4. Onions
24. Grade four teacher asked the pupils to collect the parts of the climbing fruit crops as planting materials. Which one was not among the planting materials presented in class?
    1. Stem cuttings
    2. Flowers
    3. Vine cuttings
    4. Seeds
25. Mr Maina asked grade five pupils to collect eroded soil from deposition sites to recover it for growing crops. Which of the following areas was not suitable for the pupils to collect the soil?
    1. Fence line
    2. Trenches
    3. Hills
    4. Road sides

HOMESCIENCE (10 marks)

26. Which one of the following is not a physical change in pre-adolescent girls?
    
    1. Broadening of hips
    2. Increase in weight
    3. Hair growing under the armpits
    4. Voice breaking
27. Which of the following is not an aspect of grooming?
    
    1. Physical exercise
    2. Dancing
    3. Eating enough food
    4. Dressing
28. Three of the following are effects of wasting time. Which one is not?
    
    1. Unable to achieve goals
    2. Failing to perform
    3. Future regrets
    4. Complete tasks early enough
29. What is another name of pre-adolescent?
    
    1. Pre-teen
    2. Adolescence
    3. Puberty
    4. Peer group
30. Which is one of the following is not a surface found in our homes?
    
    1. Glass
    2. Tiles
    3. Wood
    4. Plastic
31. Three of the following are common communicable diseases except
    
    1. Chicken pox
    2. Measeles
    3. Ring worms
    4. Diabetes
32. Give the name of the cleaning material below
    
    A. Mop
    B. Dustpan
    C. Broom
    D. Brush
33. Which one of the following advertisement media will reach the largest group of people?
    1. Radio
    2. Newspaper
    3. Television
    4. Billboards
34. Grade 4 teacher told Grade 4 learners to apply wise buying when buying items. What do you think was the importance of wise buying?
    1. It saves time
    2. It makes one buy excess items
    3. It reduces transport cost
    4. It wastes money
35. The table below shows food rich in healthy fats. Which food can fit in part X?
    

    Nut	Oranges
    Avocados	X

    1. Pumpkin seeds
    2. Sweet potatoes
    3. Oranges
    4. Chocolate

PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION   (15 marks)

36. Which one of the following is not a game played using a ball?
    
    1. Long jump
    2. Volleyball
    3. Netball
    4. Football
37. Among the following items, which one can not be used in juggling?
    
    1. Handkerchief
    2. A small ball
    3. Knife
    4. A small towel
38. Which one of the following is not a locally available material used to make a skipping rope?
    1. Banana fibre
    2. Sisal fibre
    3. Strings
    4. Plastic bottles
39. The exercise done before you start a game is called
    
    1. cool down
    2. pressure up
    3. jogging
    4. warm up
40. The three words uttered during elongated start in races are
    
    1. set, go and stop
    2. on your mark, set and go
    3. hands up, do and count
    4. start, go and stop
41. The diagram below shows a long jump field. The part marked W is known as
    Runway
    1. Runway
    2. Landing area
    3. Take off board
    4. Take off line
42. Which one of the following is not an importance of participating in running activities?
    1. Improves mental health
    2. Makes bones stronger
    3. Improves blood circulation
    4. Weakens muscles
43. Three of the following are equipment found in discus facility. Which one is not?
    1. Marking flags or pegs
    2. Measuring tape
    3. Score cards
    4. Ball
44. Identify the part labelled X
    
    1. End cap
    2. Knob
    3. Barrel
    4. Handle
45. How many players play in the game of volleyball in each team at the start of the game?
    
    1. 6
    2. 8
    3. 7
    4. 11
46. The diagram below shows a softball pitch. Name the player marked Y.
    
    1. Catcher
    2. Pitcher
    3. Centre field
    4. Short stop
47. Bunch start is also known as
    
    1. shoulder shrug
    2. shot stop
    3. bullet start
    4. drop finish
48. The following are values displayed during sporting activity. Which one is not a good value?
    1. Commitment
    2. Jealousy
    3. Justice
    4. Hard work
49. The following are stages in hurdling. Which one is the second stage?
    
    1. Take off
    2. Approach
    3. Flight
    4. Clearance
50. The diagram below shows a learner performing an activity during ball games.
    The activity is known as
    1. overhead pass
    2. chest pass
    3. overarm pass
    4. underarm pass

MARKING SCHEME

SCIENCE

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

AGRI

16. B
17. D
18. A
19. C
20. C
21. D
22. B
23. D
24. B
25. C

H/SCI

26. D
27. B
28. D
29. A
30. D
31. D
32. A
33. A
34. A

PHE

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

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 

1. Which one of the following is not a fungus?
   1. Mushroom
   2. Puffball
   3. Pine 
   4. Yeast
2. The following are characteristic of animals 
   1. lay eggs
   2. have scales on the body 
   3. have backbones 
   4. have constant body temperature 
      Which one of the following animals has the above characteristics?'
      1. Crocodile
      2. Hen
      3. Fish
      4. Frog 

The diagram below shows part of the breathing system

3. In which part does the exchange of gases takes place?
   1. M
   2. N
   3. O
   4. P
4. Three of the following are diseases that affect the breathing system except 
   1. Pneumonia 
   2. Asthma
   3. Influenza
   4. Polio
5. Which of the following is a flowering plant?
   1. Cypress
   2. Cedar
   3. Moss
   4. Kales
6. Which of the following is the best way of preventing waterbone diseases?
   1. Immunisation
   2. Eating well cooked food
   3. Proper sanitation
   4. Drinking boiled water
7. The diagram below shows an external parasite 
   
   The parasite is likely to be
   1. Louse
   2. Flea
   3. Jigger
   4. Roundworm
8. Which of the following wastes does not decompose?
   1. Animal waste 
   2. Plastics
   3. Food remains
   4. Banana peals
9. Which one of the following statements describes re-using waste materials? Using  ____________________
   1. cow dung to make compost manure
   2. old bucket to make a dustbin
   3. plastic bottles to make plastic ups 
   4. waste books to make paper mache
10. Among the waterborne diseases given belowwhich one is the one most likely to get if she works in areas with stagnant water?
    1. Dysentery
    2. Typhoid
    3. Cholera 
    4. Bilharzia
11. In which part of the digestive system is digested food absorbed into the body?
    1. Mouth
    2. Stomach
    3. Small intestine
    4. Colon
12. Which of the following is the use if the start button when creating a word document in a computer? To
    1. indicate shortcuts to other programs
    2. save a document after typing
    3. retrieve a document after saving
    4. open programs in a computer
13. The part of the human skeleton that enables us to walk is known as
    1. Knee
    2. Limb bone
    3. Backbone
    4. Ribcage
14. Identify the process labelled Y 
    
    
    1. Sublimation
    2. Deposition
    3. Melting
    4. Evaporation
15. The diagram below shows a type of tooth 
    
    What is its function
    1. Tearing
    2. Chewing
    3. Grinding
    4. Bitting
16. Which of the following is not a care for our teeth?
    1. Eating sugarcane 
    2. Eating carrots
    3. Brushing our teeth
    4. Opening soda bottles using our teeth
17. From the following materials which one will sink in water?
    1. Pin
    2. Feather
    3. Plastic
    4. Wood
18. Which one of the following is not an air pollutant?
    1. Smoke
    2. Dust
    3. Bad smell
    4. Paper
19. The process of breaking food into small particles is called
    1. absorption
    2. breathing
    3. digestion
    4. egestion
20. The cloud that appears low in the sky, indicates a sign of rainfall and is dark grey in colour is likely to be?
    1. Cumulus
    2. Nimbus
    3. Cirrus
    4. Stratus 

AGRICULTURE 

21. The practice done to vegetable crops whereby the dry seedlings are replaced with young healthy one after transporting is known as
    1. pruning
    2. replanting
    3. training
    4. gapping
22. The following are benefits of growing indigenous food crops except they
    1. bring income
    2. provide nutrients
    3. are expensive to grow
    4. reduce hunger during drought seasons
23. The following are kept at home because of their benefits. Which one of them provides people with food products?
    1. Bees 
    2. Donkey
    3. Dog
    4. Cat
24. The gardening tool drawn below is known as 
    
    1. pruning knife
    2. garden towel 
    3. sickle
    4. shears
25. Which one of the following vegetables is wrongly classified?
    1. Spinach - leafy
    2. Asparagus  - stem
    3. Beetroot - root
    4.  Pepper - stem
26. Soil _________________ is the process by which soil is moved by wind or water from one place to another?
    1. deposition
    2. recovert
    3. conservation 
    4. erosion
27. The garden practice of growing crops that cover the soil inorder to conserve moisture in the garden is known as
    1. Mulching
    2. Cover cropping
    3. Shading
    4. Intercropping
28. John a farmer in Kajiado county controls wild animals in his farm by burning things in his garden. Which method of controlling wild animals does he use? Using
    1. sweet tasting plant
    2. sounds
    3. smell
    4. bitter tasting plants
29. The following are ways of maintaining garden tools and equipments. Which one is not
    1. storing them in a dry place
    2. using the tool for the right purpose
    3. replacing the broken parts
    4. ensuring the handles are loose
30. The nursery gardening practice that involves removing very weak seedlings that are overcrowded and discarding them is referred to as
    1. thinning
    2. weeding
    3. pruning
    4. removing

HOMESCIENCE

31. The following are needed for a healthy development in children except 
    1. balanced diet
    2. exercise
    3. laughing
    4. rest
32. The following are factors to consider when buying things from a grocery except 
    1. expiry date
    2. colour of the packet
    3. price
    4. manufacturing date
33. Which one of the following is not a common illness in our locality?
    1. Common cold 
    2. Cancer
    3. Cough
    4. Malaria
34. Which one of the following is not a type of media used for advertisement?
    1. Exercise book 
    2. Television
    3. Radio
    4. Newspaper
35. Which one of the following is an importance of a shopping list?
    1. Wastage of money
    2. Wastage of time
    3. Help one to remember what to buy
    4. Wastage of resources
36. Which of the following groups of food consists of a balanced diet?
    1. Ugali, meat, sukumawiki
    2. Chapati, rice, meat
    3. Apple, mango, ugali
    4. Meat, beans, eggs
37. Storing brushes and brooms by hanging them prevent damage to 
    
    
    1. handles
    2. bristles
    3. sticks
    4. binding material
38. Keeping the environment clean, clean dust bins and draining stagnant water can stop breeding of
    1. rats
    2. mosquitoes
    3. jiggers
    4. rodents
39. What food group does the picture below belong to? 
    
    1. Carbohydrate 
    2. Protein
    3. Fat
    4. Vitamin
40. What is the use of the below items
    
    1. hold pins and needles
    2. hold razor blade and thread
    3. hold thread and scissors.
    4. hold nails when not in use 

PHYSICAL HEALTH EXERCISE 

41. Name the part marked B 
    
    

    1. landing pit 
    2. runaway
    3. take off board
    4. markers
42. Which one of the following is the first stage in hurdling?
    1. Take off
    2. Flight
    3. Landing
    4. Approach
43. The following are importance of team work during games and sports EXCEPT 
    1. manages time
    2. makes work easier
    3. waste time
    4. develops self confidence
44. Name the part marked A in a soft bat below 
    
    1. taper
    2. knob
    3. handle
    4. barrel
45. During which practice does the heart beat first?
    1. Show down activities
    2. Vigorous activities
    3. When relaxed
    4. When sleeping
46. The following are materials used to improvise relay baton. Which one is not 
    1. manilla paper
    2. a pair of scissors
    3. glue
    4. rope
47. Which one of the following is the responsibility of the infield player?
    1. Putting effort by going after the ball
    2. Catching all high balls
    3. Able to move quickly in all directions
    4. Catching all flying balls
48. Which of the following equipment is not found in discuss facility?
    1. Measuring tape
    2. Marking pegs 
    3. A rope
    4. Markers
49. The kind of service where a player slightly tosses the ball and hits it with the opposite hand using an under hand motion is
    1. overhead serve
    2. under arm serve
    3. throwing serve
    4. side arm serve
50. The kind of baton exchange where a runner receiving the baton looks at the runner bringing the baton is known as
    1. non visual baton exchange
    2. visual baton exchange
    3. baton handling over
    4. dropping baton exchange 

MARKING SCHEME

SCIE/TECH

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

AGRI

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

HSCIE

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

P.E

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

SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY 

1. Which of the following is not a characteristic of the state of matter below? 
   
   1. Have a fixed volume.
   2. Takes the shape of a container they are put in.
   3. Have a fixed shape.
   4. Does not flow. 
2.  
   
   What is the function of the part of a digital device shown above?
   1. Displays what is going on in a computer.
   2. Controls and processes programs.
   3. Types into a computer.
   4. Give instructions when clicked.
3. The following are water pollutants likely to be found near your school. Which one is not?
   1. Clean water in a bucket.
   2. Slaughter house waste.
   3. Dead rotten plants.
   4. Sewage waste.
4. Which of the following statements is true about the type of teeth shown below?
   
   
   1. It is used for tearing.
   2. Found at the back of a mouth.
   3. Has a large flat rough surface.
   4. Has three roots.
5. Grade 5 learner saw the following animals during a visit to the farm near the school. Which of them is an invertebrate?
   1. Rabbit
   2. Millipede
   3. Fish
   4. Cow
6. The following are reasons why animals die. Which one is not?
   1. Due to good health.
   2. Attacked by enemies.
   3. Lack of enough food.
   4. Due to old age.
7. Which of the following can be used by a Grade 5 learner to protect the body when dealing with force?
   1. Face mask.
   2. Slippers.
   3. Wrist watch.
   4. Leg guards.
8. Grade 5 learners set up the experiment shown below. 
   
   Which of the following made the heat to move from the candle and made the wax fall?
   1. Reflection.
   2. Conduction. 
   3. Echo
   4. Tha stand
9. Which group consists of transparent materials only? 
   1. Milk, dirty water.
   2. Tinted window, greased paper.
   3. Clear glass, clean water.
   4. Wood, frosted glass.
10. Grade 5 learner saw the clouds with the following characteristics. 
    1. Bring heavy rainfall. 
    2. Dark grey in colour. 
    3. Looks like mountains in the sky. 
    4. Irregular in shape. 
       What type of clouds are the learners likely to have seen? 
       1. Cirrus clouds.
       2. Stratus clouds
       3. Cumulus clouds.
       4. Nimbus cloud.
11. A Grade 5 learner dipped a bread in water and left it for 3 days. Which of the following fungi was likely to grow on the bread?
    1. Yeast.
    2. Mould.
    3. Puffball.
    4. Mushroom.
12. The following are characteristics of amphibians. Which one is not?
    1. Breath through gills when they are young.
    2.  Cold blooded.
    3. Have a moist skin.
    4. Warm blooded.
13. Name the parts marked J and L. 
    
    

    	J	L
    A.	Trachea	Lungs
    B.	Oesophagus	Trachea
    C.	Trachea	Diaphragm
    D.	Lungs	Pancrease

14. Ben was advised to follow the following preventive measures to prevent certain waterborne disease. 
    1. Wear gumboots when working in water logged areas. 
    2. Draining stagnant water. 
    3. Drink safe and clean water. 
       Which discase was Ben preventing himself from?
       1. Bilharzia.
       2. Cholera
       3. Dysentry.
       4. Typhoid.
15. Which of the following is not a function of the skeletal muscles in human beings? 
    1. Helping the body to move.
    2. Keeping the body upright.
    3. Protecting the brain from injury.
    4. Controlling the body temperature. 

AGRICULTURE 

16.  
    
    Which of the following is a safety measure to be observed when using the farm tool shown above? A.
    1. Sharpening before use.
    2. Cleaning it after use.
    3. Wearing gloves to protect the hands.
    4. Storing it properly.
17. The following are methods a Grade 5 learner can use to sow tiny seeds except use of a
    1. shaker.
    2. garden trowel
    3. sowing tool
    4. folded paper.
18. Which of the following is a legume crop?
    1. Rice
    2. Millet
    3. Maize.
    4. Beans.
19. The following are vegetable crops. Which of them is correctly matched?
    1. Fruit vegetable - spinach
    2. Stem vegetable - spring onion
    3. Root vegetable - beetroot
    4. Leafy vegetable - carrot
20. Grade 5 learners visited a farm near the school and saw the domestic animals below. Which of them offers transport to people and goods?
    1. Ram
    2. Donkey
    3. Pig
    4. Cock
21. Which of the statement below is not true about fruits?
    1. Some fruits change colour when ripe.
    2. Fruits which ripen on a tree tastes better.
    3. Fruits are rich in carbohydrates.
    4. Some fruits become soft when they ripen.
22. Which of the following practices had Grade 5 learners carried out in school garden to care for young fruit trees? 
    
    1. Weeding
    2. Fencing
    3. Prunning
    4. Shading
23. Grade 5 learners made a compost manure in a school garden. Which of the following is an importance of compost manure?
    1. Increases the use of artificial fertilizers.
    2. It is easy to make.
    3. It is expensive to prepare.
    4. Releases the nutrients to the soil faster.
24. Which soil has the following characteristics? 
    1. Holds little water. 
    2. Has large particles. 
    3. Good for growing coconut.
       1. Loam soil.
       2. Clay soil.
       3. Sand soil.
       4. Loam and clay soil.
25. When walking home from school, Grade 5 learners saw excess water flowing on the ground surface eroding the top soil. Which of the following was taking place?
    1. Soil conservation.
    2. Run off.
    3. Soil deposition.
    4. Soil recovery.
26. Which of the materials below is not suitable for making organic waste for improving the soil in the farm?
    1. Sugarcane trash.
    2. Fruit peelings.
    3. Dry grass.
    4. Small pebbles.
27. The following crops were planted by Grade 5 learners. Which of them is a cover crop?
    1. Cassava.
    2. Pumpkin plant.
    3. Cucumber.
    4. Cabbage.
28. Grade 5 learners are planning to transplant seedlings. Which of the following would you advise them not to do?
    1. Remove the shade from the seedbed.
    2. Increase the amount of water during hardening off.
    3. Use a garden trowel to remove seedlings.
    4. Transport the seedlings in a container.
29. Which of the following farming practice will reduce water loss from the soil?
    1. Mulching.
    2. Weeding.
    3. Fencing.
    4. Soil sedimentation.
30. Which of the following small wild animal damages the roots of a crop?
    1. Birds.
    2. Squirrel
    3. Moles.
    4. Hare. 

HOMESCIENCE 

31. Mary a Grade 5 learner wanted to fix a button on her blouse. Write one thing she should look for when choosing the button. 
32.  
    
    Moraa wore the above tool on her finger while repairing her dress. What is its name?
    1. Ring.
    2. Needle
    3. Thread
    4. Thimble
33. Cooking food in a small amount of oil that has been heated is known as
    1. shallow frying.
    2. deep frying. 
    3. boiling.
    4. frying pan.
34. Utensils made of glass, earthenware, ceramic gourds are utensils that should be handled with care. We say they are
    1. delicate.
    2. fragile
    3. clean.
    4. plastic.
35. Pre-adolescence child is a child at the ages of
    1. 13 to 19 years
    2. 10 to 12 years
    3. 8 to 11 years
    4. 9 to 12 years.
36. Name one good grooming daily health habit that should be practised by a pre-adolescent.
37. Which one of the following changes occurs in boys only? 
    1. Start of menstruation.
    2. Changes in body shape and height.
    3. Start of crections with ejaculations.
    4. Start of vaginal discharge.
38. Joseph Grade 5 learner was given money by his uncle to buy shoes to wear during his brother's wedding. Write one thing that he should consider while buying shoes.
39. Which one of the following is not a way of wasting time by a pre-teen?
    1. Talking and playing with friends.
    2. Listening to music on radio or phone.
    3. Watching too much television.
    4. Reading storybooks in the library.
40. Which one of the following is not a way of preserving milk?
    1. Boiling.
    2. Refrigerating.
    3. Drinking.
    4. Fermenting. 

PHYSICAL EDUCATION 

41. Study the pitch below carefully. 
    
    Which of the following equipment will a Grade 5 learner use while playing in the pitch above?
    1. Frisbee disk.
    2. A rope.
    3. Soccer ball.
    4. Rounders bat.
42. The following materials were collected by Grade 4 learners to make an improvised soccer ball. Which one was not a good material for improvising a soccer ball?
    1. Rubber bands.
    2. Old clothes.
    3. Small pebbles.
    4. Strings.
43. Which statement is false about rope skipping?
    1. Both feet are used in single bounce skill.
    2. The head should be held straight to maintain balance.
    3. Recycled plastic bags cannot be used to make ropes
    4. We should not lift the rope more than 5cm from the ground.
44. Which swimming technique will the Grade 5 learner move the arms alternately overhead accompanied by a futter kick to propel him forward?
    1. Breast stroke.
    2. Standing surface dive.
    3. Crounch surface dive.
    4. Front crawl.
45. Which of the following is an importance of warm up activities to a player in Grade 5?
    1. The brain becomes prepared.
    2. Joints becomes less flexible.
    3. Prepares the body for the game.
    4. Helps in preventing injuries.
46. John a player in Grade 5 is always dehydrated. Which of the following is a reason which could lead to body dehydration?
    1. Drinking too much sugarly drinks.
    2.  Cold weather.
    3. Taking alot of water.
    4. Good health.
47. ___________________is the use of a substance to illegaly improve the athletics performance in the field.
    1. Drug abuse
    2. Stereotype
    3. Doping
    4. Illness
48. In which of the following stages in hurdling in athletics will the runner sprint towards the first hurdle after the start command?
    1. Take off.
    2. Flight. 
    3. Approach.
    4. Landing
49. Grade 5 learners were sharing the responsibilitics in soft ball game. Which of the following is a responsibility of an infield player?
    1. Catching the flying balls.
    2. Fielding ground balls.
    3. Throwing the ball to the infielders.
    4. Covering the bases.
50. In which area of the standing discus will the flags be used? 
    

MARKING SCHEME

1. B
2. D
3. A
4. C
5. B
6. A
7. D
8. B
9. C
10. D
11. B
12. D
13. C
14. A
15. C
16. C
17. B
18. D
19. B
20. B
21. C
22. D
23. B
24. C
25. B
26. D
27. B
28. B
29. A
30. C
31. shape/size, colour of garment
32. D
33. A
34. B
35. D
36. chew food with mouth closed/ wash hands before meals
37. C
38. size, colour, occasion, price, comfort
39. D
40. C
41. D
42. C
43. C
44. D
45. B
46. A
47. C
48. C
49. D
50. D

A 

D 

B 

C 

D 

JESMA 

001 

1. 

2. 

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 

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

The diagram drawn below shows a type of tooth

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

AGRICULTURE 

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

HOMESCIENCE 

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

PHYSICAL HEALTH EXERCISE.

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

MARKING SCHEME

SCI &TECH

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

AGRI

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

HOMESCIENCE

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

P.E

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

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

QUESTIONS

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.

1. Which of the following shows a crowbar?
   
2. Which of the following parts of a computer is correctly matched with its function?
   1. Monitor-processing data.
   2. Keyboard-producing hard copies.
   3. Screen-typing.
   4. Mouse - selecting parts of text.
3. The diagram below shows the breathing system.
   
   Which of the following statements is correct?
   1. The part labelled S warms the air breathed in.
   2. Part Q moistens the air inhaled.
   3. Gaseous exchange takes place in part T.
   4. Part R does not have mucus.
4. In which of the following levers is the load between the effort and the fulcrum?
   1.  Claw hammer
   2. Lid opener
   3. Pliers
   4. Wheelbarrow
5. One day, a typist was typing an e-mail on a computer. On which part of the computer was his work processed?
   1. CPU
   2. VDU
   3. Printer
   4. Keyboard
6. All the following are not internal parasites except a 
   1. flea
   2. tapeworm
   3. louse
   4.  jigger
7. The following are signs and symptoms of water borne diseases.
   1. Blood in the stool and urine. 
   2. Slight diarrhoea and vomiting. 
   3. Loss of appetite.
   4. Itching of the bowel.
   5. Aches in muscles and joints.
      Which pair shows signs and symptoms of bilharzia?
      1. ii, iii
      2. ii, v
      3. iii, v
      4. i, iv
8. All the following materials decompose easily except
   1. a sisal rope.
   2. a metallic tin.
   3. maize stalks.
   4. avocado leaves.
9. Grade 4 pupils of Imarika primary school set up an experiment like the one shown below.
   
   Which of the following statements is true about the set up?
   1. The learners concluded that solids conduct heat.
   2. Pin E was the first to drop.
   3. The learners did not reach the right conclusion.
   4. Pin H was the last to fall.
10. Which of the following is an example of useful fungi?
    1. Toadstool 
    2. Athlete's foot
    3. Puffball
    4. Penicillium
11. Which of the following is a characteristic of cumulus clouds? They
    1. indicate fine weather.
    2. keep changing their shape.
    3. are rain laden clouds.
    4. appear low in the sky.
12. All the following are examples of solids except?
    1. Chalk dust
    2. Glue
    3. Charcoal powder
    4. Sand
13. Below is a human skeletal system
    
    Which of the labelled parts shows the skull?
    1. P
    2. N
    3. M
    4. O

The chart below shows a part of the classification of animals.

14. Which of the following can be used to represent X?
    1. Frog
    2. Amphibians
    3. Invertebrates
    4. Insects
15. Which one of the following is not a characteristic of group W? They
    1. have dry scales.
    2. lay fertilized eggs.
    3. breathe by lungs.
    4. have mammary glands 

AGRICULTURE.

16. Which one of the following gardening tools can be used to dig a hard ground?
    
17. All the following are not vegetables except 
    1. oats.
    2. wheat.
    3. carrots.
    4. sorghum.
18. Below is a method used to conserve water in farming practises.
    
    The water conservation method shown above is called
    1. cover cropping.
    2. drip irrigation.
    3. mulching.
    4. shading.
19. Which of the following types of soil makes the longest ribbons and the best for construction respectively?
    1. Sandy and clay.
    2. Loam and sandy.
    3. Clay and loam.
    4. Clay and sandy.
20. From which of the following domestic animals do we get the least food products?
    1. Chicken
    2. Pig
    3. Goat
    4. Camel
21. Tiny seeded crops can be directly sown in the ground by
    1. thinning or weeding.
    2. broadcasting or sowing in rows.
    3. gapping or watering.
    4. irrigation or weeding.
22. Grade 5 learners at Akala preparatory school constructed a compost pit as shown
    
    Which material does letter R represent?
    1. Ash.
    2. Kitchen refuse.
    3. Farmyard manure.
    4. Dry leaves.
23. Which letter represents maize stalks?
    1. U 
    2. S
    3. T
    4. R
24. Fruit trees in a nursery bed can be cared for by
    1. thinning.
    2. transplanting.
    3. pruning.
    4. uprooting.
25. The best way of putting plant remains into use is by
    1. burning them.
    2. recycling them.
    3. using them to make compost manure.
    4. feeding them to livestock.

HOMESCIENCE.

26. Which of the following is an example of fragile kitchen utensil?
    
27. All the following are signs and symptoms associated with marasmus. Which one is not
    1. Wrinkled face
    2. Often cries
    3. Pot belly
    4. Sharp appetite
28. Which of the following needlework tools can be used for protection?
    
29. Some Grade 5 learners were told to list some examples of legumes:
    Singh: Greengrams
    Yohana: Beans
    Yusra: Barley
    Khadija: Groundnuts
    Who among them was not correct
    1. Singh
    2. Yohana
    3. Yusra
    4. Khadija
30. Which among the following shows a dustpan?
    
31. A teacher came to class with a cooking stick and asked her learners what the cooking equipment was made of. What was the correct answer?
    1. Plastic
    2. Clay
    3. Wood
    4. Metal
32. Which of the following foods is correctly matched with the nutrients it produces?
    1. Carrots carbohydrates
    2. Maize  proteins
    3. Pineapples iron
    4. Spinach vitamins
33. All the following foods cannot be cooked using dry fat method except
    1. bacon
    2. mandazi
    3. yams
    4. eggs
34. Which of the following pairs of foods is ideal for a patient suffering from kwashiorkor? 
    1. Fruits and vegetables.
    2. Fish and eggs.
    3. Carrots and yams.
    4. Meat and ugali.
35. Which of the following changes takes place in both pre-adolescent boys and girls?
    1. Increase in body size.
    2. Broadening of hips.
    3. Onset of wet dreams.
    4. Menstruation. 

PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION.

36. Regular exercises can help us prevent
    1. headache.
    2. stomachache.
    3. fitness.
    4. obesity.
37. All the following are components of health related fitness. Which one is not?
    1. Muscular strength.
    2. Cardiorespiratory endurance.
    3. Mental preparation.
    4. Flexibility.
38. Below is a player practising a technique in volleyball.
    
    The volleyball technique demonstrated above is called
    1. the dig.
    2. underarm serve.
    3. the volley.
    4. Overarm serve.
39. The jump rope technique that involves jumping from side to side is called
    1. heel taps.
    2. skier.
    3. wounded duck.
    4. straddle cross.
40. The method that players plan and use to achieve a particular goal are called
    1. technical approaches.
    2. ways forward.
    3. tactical approaches.
    4. strategical plans.
41. Which one of the following sports equipment shows a rounders bat?
    
42. Which one of the following may not be a possible reason for nose bleeding?
    1. A hard blow to the nose.
    2. Nose picking.
    3. Being rained on.
    4. Blowing the nose hard.
43. In ABC for first aid, B stands for
    1. bathing.
    2. breathing.
    3. basking.
    4. bleeding.
44. All the following are leisure activities except
    1. hunting.
    2. dancing.
    3. learning.
    4. fishing.
45. Below is Karimi jumping a rope.
    
    The technique Karimi is using is called
    1. single rope bounce.
    2. double feet bounce.
    3. one foot bounce.
    4. two feet bounce.
46. Some Grade 6 boys were seen practising pivoting in their school field. Which sports activity were they preparing for?
    1. Swimming.
    2. Kabaddi.
    3. Softball.
    4. Frisbee.
47. Wall pass and punting have one factor in common in that they are both
    1. gymnastic activities
    2. applied in soccer.
    3. practised in a swimming pool.
    4. practised by boys and men only.
48. Which of the following cannot be used to improvise a ball for volleyball?
    1. Strings.
    2. Papers.
    3. Wires.
    4. Clothes.
49. All the following activities are practised in frisbee except
    1. shoulder roll.
    2. one handed rim catch.
    3. fore hand throw.
    4. back hand throw
50. A kabaddi player who enters the opponents' court in order to tag the opposing player is called a
    1. defender.
    2. bowler.
    3. batter.
    4. raider.

MARKING SCHEME

QUESTIONS

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (15marks)

1. The diagram below shows a certain experiment carried out by grade 5 learners from a certain school
   
   The experiment shown above was used to demonstrate
   1. conduction in air
   2. convection in air
   3. radiation in a vacuum
   4. condensation
2. Three of the following processes require an increase in temperature for changes of state of matter to take place. Which process needs a decrease in temperature?
   1. Solidification
   2. Melting
   3. Evaporation
   4. Sublimation
3. The following are characteristics of different vertebrates. Which among the characteristics is common in birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians?
   1. Warm blooded
   2. Breathe through lungs
   3. Body covered with scales
   4. Lay eggs
4. To an existing document, une can be able to make some changes to it. The process of making these changes to a document is known as
   1. creating a document
   2. pasting a document
   3. editing
   4. formating
5. Green plants make their own food through photosynthesis. Which one of the following green plants will store its food in the roots?
   1. Strawberry
   2. Irish potatoes
   3. Onion
   4. Sweet potatoes
6. During a science lesson, grade six learners went to a nearby bush in their school compound and tied a plant with a transparent paper. They left the plant tied for three hours. What were the learners investigating?
   1. Photosynthesis in plants
   2. Transpiration in plants
   3. Respiration in plants
   4. Absorption in plants
7. Three of the following are functions of a stem in different plants. Which one among them is not a function for the stem?
   1. Makes food for the plant
   2. Supports the rest of the parts of a plant
   3. Stores food for the plant
   4. Transports water and mineral salts to the rest of the plant

Use the diagram be to answer questions 8 and 9 below

8. Which part of the model above represents the diaphragm in the breathing system?
   1. (ii)
   2. (i)
   3. (iv)
   4. (iii)
9. Which part of the model represents the part in which gaseous exchange takes place
   1. (iii)
   2. (i)
   3. (ii)
   4. (iv)
10. Skeletal muscles perform different functions in our bodies. Which of the following skeleton muscles is involved in bending?
    1. Cardiac muscles
    2. Thigh and hips muscles
    3. Biceps and inceps
    4. Back muscles
11.  Mwende a grade 5 pupil met her trend one moming on his way to school with the following signs and symptoms
    1. Running nose
    2. Blocked nose
    3. Cough Fever
    4. Sneezing
    5. Sore throat
       Which disease was her friend likely to suffer from?
       1. Influenza
       2. Colds
       3. Pneumonia
       4. Tuberculosis
12. A grade 5 learner used telescope to observe the sky for one month. He noted different shapes of the moon each night. What do we call the different shapes as observed by the learner?
    1. Phases of the moon
    2. Types of the moon
    3. Meteors
    4. Faces
13. The animals given below can either be classified as a vertebrate or invertebrate.
    Which among them is the odd one out from the rest?
    1. Grasshoppers
    2. Nileperch
    3. Trout
    4. Lizard
14. Which statement below is not true about arteries?
    1. Have thick walls
    2. Carry blood away from the heart
    3. Have wider lumen
    4. Are located deep in the skin
15. An adolescent undergoes different physical changes during adolescence. Among the following physical changes, which change will only occur in boys?
    1. Increase in height and weight
    2. Pimples appearing
    3. Hair grows under the armpit and pubic area
    4. Wet dreams

AGRICULTURE (10 marks)

16. Grade five pupils visited Matayo's farm to lear about indigenous food crops. Which one of the following crops was not among the crops they discussed?
    1. Cassava
    2. Sweet potatoes
    3. Sorghum
    4. Rice
17. During an agricultural discussion, learners were discussing about the importance of growing different crops in the farm. From the discussion they had, what is the main importance of growing vegetables on our farms?
    1. Are good source of energy
    2. They protect our bodies against diseases
    3. Put farmers at risk of getting diseases 
    4. Are good source of proteins
18. Grade six learners planted fruit seeds in a nursery during morning hours. There was heavy rainfall in the evening on the same day which exposed the seeds. To prevent the seeds from being exposed, the learners should have
    1. applied mulch after planting
    2. planted the seeds deep in the soil
    3. fenced the area
    4. planted in the evening
19. Mr. Omwenga an Agriculture teacher in grade six asked learners to mention different types of soil erosion. lan, one of the pupils mentioned splash erosion. Which one of the following statements is true about the type of erosion mentioned?
    1. Caused by wind
    2. Carries thin layer of soil
    3. Occurs below roofs
    4. Forms deep trenches
20. During a visit to a nearby school farm, learners were able to notice that the main problem that the farmer was experiencing was that of a squirrel eating crops in the farm. What is the best advice that the pupils gave to the farmer?
    1. Employ a watchman to chase the squirrel
    2. Use a dog to kill the squirrel
    3. Scare it using innovative light
    4. Stay in the farm to scare away the squirrel
21. A group of farmers from Kerio experienced sheet erosion in their locality for a long period of time. They decided to hold a meeting to discuss about the best way to control the type of erosion. Which among the following is the best way to control it?
    1. Build gabions at the edges of their farms
    2. Plant cover crops
    3. Plant trees along their farms
    4. Dig deeper during cultivation
22. Sagero planted creeping crops in his farm during a dry season. For him to protect his young creeping crops from drying, which among the following is the best method of irrigation he used?
    1. Drip irrigation
    2. Flood irrigation
    3. Sprinkler irrigation
    4. Canal irrigation
23. Grade 6 learners are planning to grow climbing fruits. They discussed with their Agriculture teacher about ways of caring for the climbing fruits. Which one did they not mention during their discussion?
    1. Pruning
    2. Training
    3. Watering
    4. Harvesting
24. Learners were asked to mention ways of keeping away animals to prevent them from damaging crops. They gave their responses as follows
    Alice - Fencing
    Tom -Destroying their hiding places 
    Ivy -Scaring them using scarecrows
    Elliana -Beating them
    Who gave the wrong answer?
    1.  Elliana
    2. Alice
    3. Ivy
    4. Tom
25. During Agriculture lesson, grade 5 learners with their teacher visited the school farm to identify practices which conserve water in the farm. Which practice does not conserve water?
    1. Mulching
    2. Thinning
    3. Growing cover crops
    4. Shading 

HOME SCIENCE (10marks)

26. Three of the following are physical changes in boys. Which one is not?
    1. Shoulders broaden
    2. Voice breaks
    3. Hips broaden
    4. Rate of growth increases
27. Which one of the following is not a cosmetic?
    1. Body lotion
    2. Lipstick
    3. Face powder
    4. Necklace
28. Which one of the following is a reason for using eye pencil as a cosmetic?
    1. Improve the appearance of eye brows
    2. Used to moisturize the hair
    3. Improves our lips
    4. Enhances the appearance of nails
29. Jane a grade six girl misused cosmetics while at home. Which dangers is she likely to get?
    1. Having body cuts in sensitive parts
    2. Allergic skin reactions
    3. She will be more beautiful
    4. She will have a stomachache
30. The following are non-communicable diseases except
    1. cancer
    2. obesity
    3. tuberculosis
    4. diabetes
31. The following are different methods of cooking fish. Which one consumes a lot of cooking fat or oil?
    1. Deep frying
    2. Stewing
    3. Shallow frying
    4. Smoking
32. Three of the following are reasons for budgeting except
    1. enables us to live within our means
    2. encourages us to save money
    3. helps one prioritize needs
    4. makes us overspend money
33. Which of the following causes nutritional anaemia if the body lacks it?
    1. Calcium
    2. Iron
    3. Iodine
    4. Vitamin C
34. The following are benefits of preserving meat except to
    1. avoid food wastage
    2. maintain its nutritional value
    3. prevent it from going bad
    4. add colour
35. ..................................is the method of preserving meat where the meat is suspended over fire.
    1. Sun-drying
    2. Smoking
    3. Salting
    4. Refrigeration

PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION (15 marks)

36. Which track event cannot be started by bunch technique?
    1. 100m
    2. 200m
    3. Long jump
    4. 400m
37. Running very fast at a full speed is called
    1. walking
    2. jogging
    3. matching
    4. sprinting
38. ...................................is not a form of a good sportsmanship
    1. Shaking hands after a race
    2. Saying 'thank you' to your teammate
    3. Taking part in short races to see who is the best
    4. Fighting because you did not win the race.
39.  Which one is not an equipment used in high jump?
    1. Upright bar
    2. Landing area
    3. Runway
    4. Cross bar
40. The diagram below shows a javelin sector. Name the part marked X.
    
    
    1. Landing sector
    2. Runway
    3. Throwing sector
    4. Throwing arc
41. Which one of the following is second stage in scissor technique in high jump?
    1. Take off
    2. Run
    3. Landing
    4. Flight
42. Which is the first phase of standing javelin?
    1. Grip
    2. Stance
    3. Release
    4. Carriage
43. Three of the following are benefits of rope skipping to the body except
    1. helps to strengthen the muscles
    2. helps to maintain body weight
    3. reduces risks of developing heart diseases
    4. enables the muscles to become loose
44. How many players are involved in each team in the game of soccer?
    1. 11 players
    2. 22 players
    3. 12 players
    4. 9 players
45. ................................is the act of controlling the ball using the thigh.
    1. Chest trap
    2. Thigh trap
    3. Chest trap with a partner
    4. Banana jump
46. The diagram below shows a handball court.
    
    Which name is given to the part marked P
    1. Goal area
    2. Centre line
    3. Goal area line
    4. 20 m line
47. ............................players from each team participate in a game of handball
    1. 11
    2. 7
    3. 6
    4. 9
48. Three of the following are safety measures observed in the game of handball Which one is not?
    1. Dress in sports clothes
    2. Proper spacing
    3. Follow teacher's instructions
    4. Do what you want
49. Which is not an importance of dribbling skills?
    Helps to
    1. keep control of the ball
    2. go past a defender
    3. move the team forward towards the opponent
    4. keep the back straight
50. The following abbreviations are used in the game of netball. Which one is incorrect?
    1. GA- Goal attack
    2. WD-Wing defence
    3. GK Goal defender
    4. C - Centre player

Marking Scheme

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.

1. Which of the following parts of a computer is used for selection?
   
   1. CPU
   2. Monitor
   3. Mouse
   4. Cables
2. Aaron drew the following device on the white board.
   
   He later asked his classmates to name it. What was their correct answer?
   1. Keyboard
   2. Printer
   3. VDU
   4. Mouse.
3. On which part of a computer do we read what we type?
   
   1. Monitor
   2. Keyboard
   3. CPU
   4. Mouse
4. Which among the following substances is a gas?
   
   1. Saliva
   2. Dust
   3. Stone
   4. Air
5. When we breathe polluted air
   
   1. we can develop breathing problems.
   2. we can suffer from sore eyes. 
   3. our skin can be rashy.
   4. we can suffer from severe diarrhoea.
6. A Grade 4 learner put a coin in a basin of water as shown below.
   
   The coin went down into the water. We can say that the coin is a
   
   1. solid.
   2. floater.
   3. material.
   4. sinker.
7. Below is a type of teeth.
   
   Which of the following statement is true? It
   
   1. is chisel shaped.
   2. has cusps and ridges.
   3. has one root.
   4. is used for cutting and biting.
8. During an experiment, some learners set up an experiment as shown below.
   
   The learners could not reach the right conclusion because
   1. they used two balloons.
   2. the stand they used was not very firm.
   3. the balloons they used were too light.
   4. they inflated both balloons.
9. Which among the following levers has the position of the load, effort and fulcrum at the same point as a broom when at work? 
   
10. Which of the following pairs of small animals is made up of vertebrates only? 
    1. Millipede, centipede.
    2. Butterfly, snake
    3. Snail, lizard
    4. Chameleon, gecko
11. All plants
    1. make their own food.
    2. die.
    3. are green.
    4. move from place to place.
12. In the human digestive system, saliva is produced in the
    1. small intestines.
    2. stomach.
    3. mouth.
    4. large intestines.
13. A fish is like a tortoise in that they both
    1. have scales.
    2. breathe by gills.
    3. use their lung for breathing.
    4. lay fertilized eggs.
14. Mawingu saw a type of cloud with the following characteristics:
    1. Formed low in the sky. 
    2. Looked mountainous. 
    3. Covered the whole sky.
       The type of clouds Mawingu saw was also likely to be
       1. a sign of rain.
       2. white and feathery.
       3. a sign of fine weather.
       4. having flat bottoms.
15. Which one of the following is a characteristic of all animals? All animals 
    1. make their own food.
    2. lay eggs. 
    3. die.
    4. give birth to live young ones.

AGRICULTURE.

16. Below is a domestic animal reared in Kenya
    
    Which of the following statements is true about the animal drawn above? It 
    1. provides the farmer with quality milk. 
    2. is used to guard our homes.
    3. gives two food products.
    4. gives only one food product.
17. Which of the following is an example of vegetables?
    
18. We eat the leaves of
    
    1. Carrots.
    2. Onions.
    3. bean plants.
    4. maize plants.
19. Which of the following is an example of cereals?
    
    1. Avocado
    2. Cucumber
    3. Spinach
    4. Rice
20. Which of the following farm tools is needed to supply water to seedlings in a nursery bed?
    
21. Mwikali collected the following materials in readiness to prepare compost manure:
    1. Ash.
    2. Old rags. manure.
    3. Kitchen refuse.
    4. Maize stalks.
    5. Farmyard
    6. Broken bottles.
       Which pair of materials was not needed?
       1. i, ii
       2. ii, vi
       3. ii, v
       4. iii, vi
22. Some learners carried out an experiment like the one below to investigate a property of soil.
    
    Which of the following statements is true about the set up above?
    1. Soil type X is good for modelling.
    2. W was loam soil.
    3. For modelling, soil type Y was the best.
    4. Soil type Y was the best for farming.
23. Which one of the following is a tiny seeded crop?
    1. Sunflower
    2. Maize
    3. Pumpkin
    4. Sugarcane
24. Which of the following farm animals offers services only?
    1. Camel
    2. Dog
    3. Pig
    4. Chicken
25. All the following are farm uses of water except
    1.  irrigation.
    2. watering animals.
    3. washing farm tools.
    4. transport.

HOMESCIENCE.  

26. All the following foodstuffs can be bought from a general grocery except
    
    1. onions.
    2. milk.
    3. carrots.
    4. tomatoes.
27. Makali ate ugali and spinach for his lunch. Which of the following would he add to make his meal a balanced diet?
    
    1. Avocado
    2. Chips
    3. Beans
    4. Kales
28. All the following are protective foods. Which one is not?
    
    1. Apples 
    2. Cabbage
    3. Oranges.
    4. Meat
29. Kitchen utensils that can break easily are said to be
    1. brittle.
    2. fragile.
    3. vulnerable.
    4. weak.
30. Kapano asked some of his friends to name the foods that can be fried
    Wanyama: - Meat
    Kwamboka: - Mandazi
    Mwakazi: - Bread
    Husna: - Pork
    Who among then was not correct?
    1. Wanyama
    2. Kwamboka
    3. Mwakazi
    4. Husna
31. The diagram below shows a source of heat.
    
    The source of heat drawn above uses
    1. firewood.
    2. petrol.
    3. paraffin.
    4. charcoal.
32. Machoine's school shoes are made of leather. Which of the following methods can be used to clean them daily?
    1. Washing
    2. Soaking
    3. Painting
    4. Polishing
33. A dustpan is used for
    1. collecting rubbish.
    2. removing cobwebs.
    3. cleaning cemented floors.
    4. drying earthen floors.
34. Which one of the following foodstuffs needs the highest standard of hygiene when preserving?
    1. Dry maize
    2. Milk
    3. Fruits
    4. Packed rice
35. In laundry work, which of the following items is used in airing garments?
    

PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION.

36. Which of the following sports activities must be practised in a swimming pool?
    1. Front crawl.
    2. Back hand throw. 
    3. Passing
    4. Jumping for height
37. Which one of the following may be needed when improvising a ball?
    1. Iron sheets
    2. Short wires
    3. Long nails
    4. Rubber bands
38. Below is a player practising a game.
    
    The player drawn above is practising
    1. chest pass.
    2. instep pass.
    3. kneeling overhead throw.
    4. under arm pass.
39. Muli and her sister want to practise bounce pass. Which of the following play materials do they need? A
    1. ball.
    2. rope.
    3. cone.
    4. beanbag.
40. Which of the following items below can be used in batting games?
    
41. The type of roll demonstrated below can be applied in gymnastics.
    
    The roll type above is called
    1. forward roll.
    2. bear roll.
    3. backward roll.
    4. egg roll.
42. A floater can be used by a beginner in
    1. athletics.
    2. swimming.
    3. frisbee.
    4. soccer.
43. Choose a pair of harmful drugs used in the community.
    1. Soda and juice 
    2. Tea and coffee
    3. Alcohol and cigarette.
    4. Paraffin and diesel.
44. Study the picture below.
    
    The sport activity demonstrated above is called
    1. standing long jump.
    2. standing start.
    3. instep pass.
    4. underhand pass.
45. In athletics, the point at which races end is called the
    1. start point. 
    2. finish point.
    3. shallow end.
    4. landing pit.
46. Single handed rim catch can be practised in 
    1. football.
    2. handball.
    3. batting games.
    4. frisbee.
47. Which one of the following is not an example of track events?
    1. Relays
    2. Athletics
    3. Run through finish
    4. Crouch surface
48. For the improvision of a relay baton, all the following may be needed except a
    1. piece of wood.
    2. mass of cotton wool.
    3. manila paper.
    4. maize cob
49. Which one of the following is not a step in hurdles?
    1. Take off
    2. Clearance
    3. Backstroke
    4. Flight
50. Which one of the following is not expected in a first aid kit?
    1. Methylated spirit.
    2. Painkillers.
    3. A roll of bandage.
    4. A hammer.

MARKING SCHEME

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

 QUESTIONS

1. We eat the                     of a sugarcane.
   1. root
   2. stem
   3.  leaves
   4.  flowers
2. Poor oral hygiene makes one to smell.
   1. perfume
   2. nice
   3. well
   4. bad
3. Pepper tastes
   1. sour
   2. sweet
   3. bitter
   4. nasty
4. If we don't clean our houses and feet well, we are likely to get,
   1. Jiggers
   2.  lice
   3. termites 
   4. cockroaches 
5. A bed is an example of furniture that is commonly found in the
   1. kitchen
   2. toilet
   3. sitting room 
   4. bedroom
6. Drinking water should be boiled to kill,
   1. flies
   2. germs
   3. insects
   4. diseases
7. All the personal items should not be
   1. shared
   2. washed
   3. stored
   4. soaked
8. A fracture is a broken
   1. muscle
   2. hair
   3. teeth
   4. bone
9. After using the toilet one should
   1. flush
   2. sweep 
   3. destroy
   4. leave it
10. A                    is a person who treats eyes.
    1. dentist
    2. optician
    3. surgeon 
    4. nurse
11. Smoking the below drug is                    to our health
    1. good
    2. energizing
    3. harmful
    4. useful
       
12. The meal taken at noon is called
    1. dinner
    2. lunch 
    3. breakfast
    4. supper
13. The rules for cleanliness are usually referred to as
    1. safety
    2. laws
    3. hygiene 
    4. commandments
14. All medicine should be kept away from.
    1. children
    2. doctors 
    3. parents
    4. teachers
15. This is a                     that is harmful to our bodies
    1. rope
    2. string
    3. worm
    4. tie

MARKING SCHEME 

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

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