SECTION 1:ART AND CRAFT.

1. Which one of the following is not an element of art?
   1. Colour
   2. Texture
   3. Value
   4. Form
2. Evelyn decorated her pencil drawn picture on a manila paper by smearing and rubbing. Which picture making technique did she use? 
   1. Crayon etching
   2. Smudging
   3. Colouring
   4. Painting
3. In a still life drawing, why are some parts of an object not seen at all?
   1. They are in the direction of the source of light
   2. They are overlapped by other objects in the composition
   3. They are too small to be seen
   4. They are black in colour
4. Why is proportion important when drawing human forms?
   1. To achieve a realistic picture
   2. To create a balanced drawing
   3. To include all features of a human form
   4. To ensure some parts overlap on others
5. Crayon etching is _____________________________
   1. using crayons to colour hand drawn pictures
   2. making crayons using locally sustainable materials
   3. applying black Indian ink on a surface covered by wax crayons
   4. creating pictures on a crayon waxed surface using a sharp object
6. The image below was created by shading it while putting different pressures on the medium, such as a pencil or charcoal, against the drawing surface. It is called a ______________________________
   
   1. colour strip 
   2. gradation strip
   3. painted strip
   4. shaded strip
7. The picture shows a montage. Which of the following materials cannot be used as a mounting surface when creating it
   
   
   1. Stiff paper
   2. Light paper
   3. Cardboard
   4. Carton box
8. The glue used to paste or mount artworks on a surface can locally be obtained from all of the following except ________________
   1. jacaranda tree
   2. eucalyptus tree
   3. wattle tree
   4. euphorbia tree
9. Small animals such as buffalos, cattle and camels give us ____________________ for making leather items.
   1. skins
   2. hides
   3. fur
   4. horns
10. We can obtain weaving materials from the following plants in the locality except _______________________
    1. Sisal plants
    2. Banana plants
    3. Coconut leaves
    4. Wattle trees
11. The parts labeled A and B are ___________________ and ___________________ respectively 
    
    1. warps and wefts
    2. twines and strings
    3. strings and fibres
    4. wefts and warps
12. The following are examples of items that can be made by weaving except ______________
    1. table mats
    2. storage baskets
    3. carrier bags
    4. baby's clothes
13. What is the name of the process of cutting long, thin straps of leather for binding leather?
    1. Thonging
    2. Stripping
    3. Cutting
    4. Shaping
14. What is the meaning of the pinch technique of modeling in pottery?
    1. Using slabs to make a pottery item
    2. Using the thumb and fingers to model clay items
    3. Using coils to make a clay item
    4. Making items using clay pebbles
15. Pots made using the pinch technique can be decorated in the following ways except by ___________________.
    1. stamping
    2. scratching
    3. incising
    4. beading

SECTION 2:MUSIC

16. Which one of the following is a short sound?
    
    1. taa
    2. ta-te
    3. umbrella
    4. how
17. Which syllable is higher than fa?
    1. re
    2. mi
    3. so
    4. do
18. What is pitch?
    1. highness or lowness of sound 
    2. the sequence of notes in music
    3. the fastness or slowness of music
    4. the highness or softness of music
19. Which one of the following is not a prop?
    1. Drum
    2. Fly whisk
    3. Stick
    4. Shield
20. The first three sol-fa notes are?
    1. m, f, s
    2. d, r, m
    3. r,m,f
    4. d, r, f
21. Which one is not an element of dance?
    1. Space
    2. Time
    3. Movements
    4. Energy
22. Which one below is not an element of music performance?
    1. Dynamics
    2. Articulation
    3. Pitch
    4. Dance
23. Which sol-fa syllable is represented by the following hand sign?
    
    1.  re
    2. mi
    3. fa
    4. do
24. Melodic instruments are types of instruments that
    1. Produce different types of pitch
    2. Can be cleaned
    3. Do not produce different types of pitch
    4. Can be shared
25. A person who plays a musical instrument is called _______________________
    1. Audience
    2. Instrumentalist
    3. A vocalist
    4. A soloist

SECTION 3: SOCIAL STUDIES.

26. North, East, West and South are the main points of a _________________________
    1. Compass
    2. Direction
    3. County
    4. School
27. Study the map below and answer the questions that follow.
    
    Mwema Area is to the _______________________ of Pendo Area while Amani is to the ____________________ of pendo Area.
    
    1. North, South
    2. West, South
    3. South, West
    4. East, North
28. An area in a country that has its own government is known as _________________ while an administrative unit within a county is called ____________________
    1. Kenya, county
    2. Country, county
    3. County, sub-county
    4. School, children's government
29. Tom and Jerry were excited to be going to the village to visit their grandparents. They saw the following beautiful things in the county. Which one of them is not a physical feature?
    
30. The following wheel shows months during which different seasons are experienced in Manu's county. Study the wheel and answer the questions that follow.
    
    During which months does Manu's county have the rainy season?
    1. June, July and February
    2. May, June, August and January
    3. November, March, December and April 
    4. September and October
31. The _____________________ shown below is found in ___________________City County. It reminds us of the famous person in our country.
    
    1. Cultural centre, Nakuru
    2. Monument, Nairobi
    3. Museum, Mombasa
    4. Monument, Kisumu
32. Why are the people shown below working together?
    
    
    1. To take care of the environment.
    2. To provide security.
    3. To raise money to educate children.
    4. To provide knowledge to the learners.
33. Which of the following areas is densely populated?
    
34. The dots are not arranged in any order. The pattern of population where houses seem to be built without following any order is called______________________.
    1. Linear pattern
    2. Scattered pattern
    3. Clustered pattern
    4. Nucleated pattern
35. The way of life of different communities is known as culture. Our culture can be seen through the following except.
    1. Food, festivities
    2. Dress, games and sports
    3. Houses, artefacts
    4. Water, bee hives
36. Bidii Primary School wrote the following short statement about its aims and beliefs.
    Hard work pays
    It has the following importance to the learners except?
    1. Guides the behaviour of learners.
    2. Reminds learners to be good examples to others.
    3. Does not remind learners what to do to perform well.
    4. It encourages positives values such as discipline.
37. Toliani was given assignment to find out the ways of protecting resources and using them well. He found out the following ways. Which one is not correct?
    1. We should keep our water sources clean.
    2. No planting of new trees when we cut old ones.
    3. We should add manure and plant cover crops.
    4. We should keep wild animals from poachers.
38. Owiro is a fisherman who lives near Lake Victoria. He sells his fish on wholesale and pays tax to the county government. Which of the following is not importance of such economic activities in the county?
    1. It is a source of food.
    2. Money from tax is used to provide street lighting.
    3. People pollute water.
    4. They provide employment to people in the county.
39. Which type of trade is carried out in the picture shown below?
    
    1. Currency trade
    2. Modern trade
    3. Barter trade
    4. Business
40. After research, Lukayo found out the following right ways of doing trade. Which of them is not true?
    1. Trade is carried with the set laws.
    2. Traders should be honest when trading.
    3. Goods and services of high quality should be provided.
    4. Traders should ask for too much money.

SECTION 4: CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.

41. The following statements are true about what the Bible says on respecting our parents. Which one is not?
    1. It is the right thing to do
    2. It is the first commandment that has a promise
    3. Those that do so will live ling in the land D. It comes as a burden
42. Which of the following statements best describes a family?
    
    1. A group of people related by blood and marriage
    2. People that live in the same house
    3. Members of a community that help each other
    4. A group of people that share items
43. Select from the following books one that is found in the New Testament.
    1. Psalms
    2. Ruth
    3. Esther
    4. Romans
44. How many books are in the Bible?
    1. 366
    2. 66
    3. 39
    4. 27
45. Which of the following is not an importance of reading the Bible?
    1. Helps us do what is right
    2. Guides us on how to love God and others
    3. Teaches us how to revenge
    4. Teaches us on how to relate with others
46. How many times did Balaam beat his donkey before it spoke?
    1. 3
    2. 6
    3. 1
    4. 2
47. Which angel announced the birth of Jesus Christ?
    
    1. Micah
    2. Michael
    3. Raphael
    4. Gabriel
48. God created everything on earth. This shows that God is _____________________
    1. God is good
    2. God is faithful
    3. God is the creator
    4. God is the provider
49. Karen does not take care of her books. She even forgets some of her books and other personal items at school when she is going home.Which quality does Karen lack?
    1. Trust
    2. Responsibility
    3. Respect
    4. Love
50. The sister to your mother is your ______________________
    1. Niece
    2. Sister-in-law
    3. Aunt
    4. Sister

SECTION 4: ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.

41. ______________________ was the king of Yemen who wanted to destroy the Kaabah.
    1. Fir-aun
    2. Qaarun
    3. Abraha
    4. Nimrud
42. Complete the hadith: A muslim is a __________________ to another muslim.
    1. friend
    2. brother
    3. family
    4. enemy
43. Which one of the following act does not indicate kindness?
    1. Beating a black cat
    2. Talking politely
    3. Assisting the needy
    4. Avoid playing loud music
44. ______________________ is the pillar of Islam.
    
    1. Zakat
    2. Hajj
    3. Ramadhan
    4. Swalah
45. Musa cheated in examination by copying from a textbook.Which hadith can be used to teach him on importance of the truth?
    1. Allah loves kindness in everything one does
    2. Allah is gentle and He loves kindness
    3. Tell the truth even if it is bitter
    4. Cursed is he who urinates or pass stool on a pathway
46. Heavy najis can be removed by ____________________
    1. sprinkling water
    2. washing the affected part to remove smell and colour
    3. washing with warm water and soap
    4. washing seven times, enough to remove the najis
47. Which of the following is not an example of hadathal akbar?
    
    1. stool
    2. heidh
    3. nifaas
    4. manii
48. ______________________ means cleanliness.
    1. Taqwa
    2. Ihsan
    3. Iman
    4. Twahara
49. Three of the following are reasons for Tayammum except one. Which one is it?
    1. Water is unavailable
    2. Water is harmful to the body
    3. Water is very cold
    4. Water is expensive
50. It is true to say that
    1. things which spoil wudhu spoil tayammum
    2. Sleeping does not nullify wudhu
    3. Wudhu is washing the whole body
    4. Fainting does not spoil wudhu

MARKING SCHEME

ART

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

MUSIC

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

SOCIAL

26. A
27. B
28. C
29. D
30. C
31. B
32. A
33. C
34. D
35. C
36. C
37. B
38. C
39. A
40. D

C.R.E

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

I.R.E

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

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

1. Musa wanted to improvise a mask. What is he likely to use?
   1. a piece of cloth, thread
   2. thread, a polythene bag
   3. an old mask, a rubber band
   4. a rubber band, a piece of paper
2. Which of the following animals moves by gliding? 
   
3. On a desktop computer, cables are used for;
   1. processing data.
   2. transmitting data and electric current.
   3. storage of data and electricity.
   4. displaying data and information.
4. The following are effects of air pollution. Which one is not?
   1. It may cause irritation of eyes. 
   2. It may cause water borne diseases.
   3. It may cause breathing problems.
   4. It may cause poor visibility
5. Which of the following is not needed when making a water filter?
   1. small stones
   2. coarse sand
   3. cotton wool
   4. some clay
6. Which of the following is the odd one out?
   1. stone
   2. cup
   3. table
   4. water
7. A set of instructions that can be followed by a computer is referred to as ________________________.
   1. digital device
   2. a code
   3. coding
   4. technology
8. Matter is anything that;
   1. has shape and size.
   2. has mass and occupies space.
   3. has mass and shape.
   4. occupies space and has size.
9. There are ___________________________ states of matter.
   1. 2
   2. 4
   3. 3
   4. 5

Use the diagram below to an¡wer question 10 and 11.

10. What is digested at the point marked X?
    1. starch
    2. protein
    3. vitamins
    4. fats
11. Which of the following is not true about the point marked M?
    1. It is the longest part of the digestive system.
    2. It is where absorption of digested food takes place.
    3. It is where digestion ends.
    4. It produces bile which helps in digestion of food.
12. Which of the following letters represents a part where digestion does not take place?
    1. X
    2. L
    3. Y
    4. M
13. Kamwana wanted to use his laptop but he did not have a mouse. What would you advise him to do?
    1. Use the keyboard instead.
    2. Use the touchpad.
    3. Use arrow keys.
    4. Use the laptop some other day.
14. Which of the following cannot cause air pollution?
    1. Fire
    2. Pit latrines
    3. Wind
    4. Floods
15. Milk teeth are usually ___________________________in number.
    1. 32
    2. 12
    3. 20
    4. 2

AGRICULTURE

Grade 4 learners from Hekima Academy sieved some soil samples as shown in the diagram below. Use the diagram to answer question 16-18.

16. Which soil sample refers to clay soil?
    1. H
    2. Q
    3. G
    4. all
17. Which soil sample is able to retain the least amount of water?
    1. Q
    2. H
    3. G
    4. none
18. Juma was asked to identify the soil sample that is best for farming. Which answer is Juma likely to have given?
    1. Q
    2. G
    3. G and Q
    4. H
19. Which of the following statements is true about compost manure?
    1. We can use materials that cannot decompose.
    2. The compost manure is ready for use after three months.
    3. It must be constructed near the farm.
    4. We should sprinkle salt on it to quicken decomposition
20. Zawadi applied compost manure on farm A and left farm B without compost manure. It true that;
    1. crops on farm A became better than crops on farm B immediately.
    2. crops on farm B became better than crops on farm A after sometime.
    3. crops on farm B became better than crops on farm A immediately.
    4. crops on farm A became better than crops on farm B after sometime.
21. Which of the following uses of water on the farm only takes place during the dry season? 
    1. Mixing farming chemicals.
    2. Washing farm tools.
    3. Watering crops.
    4. Watering animals.
22. Water conservation is;
    1. using a lot of water in farming.
    2. not using any water in farming.
    3. ensuring that we don't misuse soil in farming.
    4. using small amount of water in farming.
23. When you trap a squirrel on your farm, you should;
    1. release it into the environment.
    2. kill it for food.
    3. give it your dogs as food.
    4. keep it as your pet.
24. The following small animals feeds on young chicks. Which one does not?
    1. eagle
    2. hawk
    3. weaverbird
    4. kite

Use the diagram below to answer question 25 and 26.

25. The diagram shows
    1. drop irrigation
    2. pipe irrigation
    3. sprinkler irrigation
    4. drip irrigation
26. Which of the following statements is true about the diagram?
    1. Is uses a lot of water.
    2. It can only work in the evening.
    3. Is uses minimum amount of water.
    4. It increases soil fertility.
27. Planting sweet potatoes and cassava on the mould instead of the ridges helps to control_____________________
    1. moles
    2. mongoose
    3. monkeys
    4. squirrel
28. The following are materials used to make a scarecrow except;
    1. old clothes.
    2. sticks.
    3. old gumboots.
    4. dry grass.
29. When preparing seeds for planting we should,
    1. extract the seeds from young fruits.
    2. dry the seeds in a dark place.
    3. throw away bad seeds.
    4. not wash or clean the seeds.
30. Grade four learners from Mwakazi Primary School wanted to plant some seeds in a container nursery bed. What advice would you give them?
    1. To plant the seedlings in rows.
    2. Plant few seeds in each container. 
    3. Cover the seeds with a lot of soil.
    4. Do not apply mulch on the nursery bed.

PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION 

31. Identify the part of the track shown below where 100 m race starts.
    
    
    1. Q
    2. Z
    3. Y
    4. X
32. Which of the following statements is true about a track?
    1. It is circular in shape.
    2. It comprises of two parallel sides and three semicircular bends.
    3. It is oval in shape.
    4. It comprises of one parallel side and two semicircular bends.
33. Which of the following is a track event?
    1. Rounders
    2. Soft ball
    3. Soccer
    4. 300m race
34. Identify the illustration that shows a standing start.
    
35. During standing long jump, one should;
    1. take off on one foot.
    2. land on the balls of the foot.
    3. fall backward as he or she lands. 
    4. fall forward as you land.
36. A team is made strong by;
    1. each member knowing the rules.
    2. each member knowing the importance of unity
    3. each member working in unity with the others.
    4. each member working hard.
37. In rounders, __________________________ is catching or picking up the ball after it has been hit.
    1. fielding
    2. batting
    3. shielding
    4. attacking
38. In rounders, the bowling square is found between _______________________________
    1. the first post and third post.
    2. the batting square and the second post. 
    3. the third post and the fourth post. 
    4. the batting square and the first post.
39. The following are materials that can be used to improvise a skipping rope. Which is one is not?
    1. sisal fibre
    2. pieces of old cloth
    3. an old ball
    4. recycled plastic bags
40. A person who is against another person in a game is known as
    1. an enemy
    2. an opponent
    3. a team mate
    4. a coach

HOME SCIENCE

41. A play item should always be;
    1. big
    2. small
    3. safe
    4. bought
42. Which of the following consists of a balanced diet?
    1. Boiled bananas, beans stew, mango
    2. Ripe bananas, meat stew, sukumawiki 
    3. Chapatti, meats stew, mashed potatoes 
    4. Chips, chicken, soda
43. It is advisable that we always wash our hands;
    1. before going to the toilet.
    2. before shaking someone's hand.
    3. before playing.
    4. before handling food.
44. The following practices may cause common illnesses, except;
    1. drinking filtered water
    2. inserting sharp objects in our ears
    3. eating unwashed fruits
    4. sleeping under a treated mosquito net
45. Identify the type of fuel that can be used to cook and provide heat only.
    1. gas
    2. charcoal
    3. electricity
    4. paraffin
46. Mwakazi was sent by his mother to buy items required for cleaning their earthen floor. What would you advise him not to buy? 
    1. broom
    2. soap
    3. dust pans
    4. dust bins
47. How should basins and buckets be stored?
    1. They should be stored under a shade.
    2. They should be stored facing down.
    3. They should be hung by their handles.
    4. They should be stored on the shelf.
48. The following are steps of cleaning shoes. Which of the steps is the last one?
    1. Brush the shoes in a dry airy place.
    2. Wipe the shoes using a piece of cloth to remove any dust.
    3. Stuff the shoes with newspapers.
    4. Cover the surface with old newspapers. 
49. Why are shoe brushes stored with the bristles facing up?
    1. To be more effective when cleaning. 
    2. For the brush to last longer.
    3. So that the shoes don't get dirty. 
    4. So that the bristles remain straight.
50. You have been asked to teach your friends how to clean their shoes. Write one safety measure you will tell them to observe when cleaning their shoes.
    1. Use a sharp object to remove mud.
    2. Use hot water when cleaning.
    3. Store cleaning materials in a locked place.
    4. Clean the shoes under a tree.

MARKING SCHEME

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

Soma kifungu kifuatacho kisha ujibu maswali yanayofuata.

Mzee Juma ni mkulima anayejulikana kote katika kijiji cha Jomvu. Hii ni kutokana na shughuli zake za kilimo. Amefuga wanyama kama vile mbuzi, ng'ombe, kondoo, nguruwe na punda. Vilevile, amefuga kuku, bata, batamzinga na njiwa. Mzee Juma pia ana shamba kubwa lililo karibu na Mto Kijitonyama. Yeye hutumia maji ya mto huo msimu wa kiangazi ili kuinyunyizia mimea yake maji. Hali hiyo ya kunyunyizia mimea yake maji husaidia ili isinyauke wala kukauka. Kujulikana kwake kulitokana na hali ya kuwauzia wanakijiji mazao ya shambani au maziwa na mayai yaliyotokana na ufugaji wake.

Vilevile, Mzee Juma aliwafunza watoto wake shughuli hizo. Alielewa kuwa mtoto hufuata mwelekeo anaopewa na mzazi wake. Wakati wa likizo, wikendi na sikukuu, watoto hao walishirikiana na wazazi wao kufanya shughuli za shambani au ufugaji. Ungepata wakisaidia katika kupalilia mimea, kuvuna mazao au kubeba mazao yaliyovunwa. Pale nyumbani, ungewaona wakishughulika katika kuokota mayai yaliyotagwa, kuwakama ng'ombe au kuwalisha mifugo hao.

1. Ni kweli kuwa Mzee Juma ni;
   1. mwalimu
   2. mkulima
   3. daktari
   4. dereva
2. Kwa nini Mzee Juma anajulikana katika kijiji chote?
   1. Ana watoto wenye nidhamu.
   2. Ana mashamba makubwa.
   3. Kutokana na shughuli zake za kilimo.
   4. Ana mifugo wengi.
3. Maneno 'mtoto hufuata mwelekeo anaopewa na mzazi wake' yanaweza yakaelezwa kwa methali gani?
   1. Mtoto umleavyo ndivyo akuavyo.
   2. Polepole ndio mwendo.
   3. Siku za mwizi ni arubaini.
   4. Asiyesikia la mkuu huvunjika guu.
4. Ni nini ambacho Mzee Juma hakuwauzia wanakijiji?
   1. maziwa
   2. mazao ya shambani
   3. wanyama
   4. mayai
5. Ni kweli kuwa Mto Kijitonyama humpa Mzee Juma maji ya;
   1. kunywesha mifugo.
   2. kuoga.
   3. kufua nguo.
   4. kunyunyizia mimea.
6. Kwa nini watoto wa Mzee Juma walisaidia wazazi wao wakati wa likizo, wikendi na sikukuu pekee?
   1. Walienda shuleni wakati huo mwingine.
   2. Walikuwa wakicheza wakati huo mwingine.
   3. Wakati huo mwingine walienda kanisani.
   4. Wakati huo mwingine walienda kumtembelea nyanya yao.
7. Pale nyumbani, watoto wangefanya yafuatayo isipokuwa;
   1. kuokota mayai yaliyotagwa
   2. kuwakama ng'ombe
   3. kuwalisha mifugo
   4. kupalilia mimea

Soma makala yafuatayo kisha ujibu maswali yanayofuata.

Kompyuta au tarakilishi ni kifaa cha kidijitali chenye umuhimu mkubwa. Kifaa hicho hupatikana katika afisi za kazini, shuleni, hospitalini au nyumbani. Kompyuta ina sehemu kama vile bodidota, kiwambo, kitengo kikuu cha uchakataji, kipanya na kebo. Unapotaka kupiga chapa kwenye tarakilishi, tumia bodidota kuandika. Yale unayoyaandika huonekana kwenye kiwambo. Kipanya nacho huelekeza shughuli mbalimbali, kwenye kiwambo. Kitengo kikuu cha uchakataji hufanya shughuli zote za kompyuta kama vile kupokea ujumbe, kuuchanganua, kuhifadhi na kutuma ujumbe huo. Kazi ya kebo ni kupitisha umeme au data ya kidijitali.

Katika matumizi ya tarakilishi na vifaa vingine vya kidijitali, ni vyema kuomba ruhusa kutoka kwa mzazi, mlezi au mwalimu wako. Kabla ya kutumia kifaa cha kidijitali, unafaa kuhakikisha kuwa kifaa hicho kimeunganishwa na umeme. Kompyuta hutumika kupiga chapa, kusikiliza muziki, kucheza michezo ya tarakilishi, kutafuta maarifa kwenye mtandao, kujionea picha mtandaoni na kadhalika. Jambo muhimu ni kuwa si vyema kutumia vifaa vya kidijitali kwa muda mrefu. Ukiangalia mwangaza unaotoka kwenye vifaa hivyo kwa muda mrefu, unaweza ukapata matatizo ya macho.

8. Kulingana na kifungu, jina jingine la kompyuta ni ____________________________.
   1. runinga
   2. rununu
   3. tarakilishi
   4. televisheni
9. Maneno 'kuomba ruhusa' ni mfano wa nini?
   
   1. nahau
   2. methali
   3. tashbihi
   4. kitendawili
10. Ni nani ambaye mwanafunzi hawezi kuomba ruhusa kutoka kwake kabla ya kutumia kifaa cha kidijitali?
    1. mwalimu
    2. mwanafunzi
    3. mzazi
    4. mlezi
11. Mwanafunzi akiwa shuleni, anashauriwa kutumia tarakilishi kufanya nini?
    1. kusikiliza muziki
    2. kucheza michezo ya tarakilishi
    3. kutafuta maarifa kwenye mtandao
    4. kujionea picha mtandaoni
12. Jambo muhimu ni kuwa si vyema;
    1. kutumia vifaa vya kidijitali.
    2. kubeba vifaa vya kidijitali.
    3. kuweka vifaa vya kidijitali kwa muda mrefu..
    4. kutumia vifaa vya kidijitali kwa muda mrefu.

Soma kifungu kifuatacho kisha ujibu maswali yanayofuata.

Bendera ya taifa la Kenya ina rangi nne muhimu. Rangi nyeupe huonyesha amani. Amani ni hali ya utulivu ambao hudumu katika taifa lolote. Rangi nyeusi nayo huonyesha rangi ya wakenya. Wakenya hujulikana kwa rangi ya mwafrika ambayo ni nyeusi. Ni vyema kukubali na kufurahia jinsi ambavyo tumeumbwa. Maumbile ya mtu ni uamuzi ambao ulifanywa na Mungu. Rangi ya kijani kibichi, huonyesha mimea inayopatikana kwenye ardhi yetu. Miti, nyasi na mimea mingine ni muhimu sana kwa kila mkenya. Hatimaye, rangi nyekundu hutukumbusha kuwa kuna watu waliopigania uhuru wetu. Katika hali hiyo ya kupigania uhuru, kuna damu iliyomwagika. Kuipenda bendera yetu ni ishara ya uzalendo.

13. Rangi gani ambayo hutukumbusha uhuru wetu ulivyopatikana?
    
    1. nyekundu
    2. nyeupe
    3. nyeusi
    4. kijani
14. Ni nini tunachofaa kufanya ili kuonyesha kuwa miti, nyasi na mimea mingine ni muhimu?
    1. kupanda miti na nyasi zaidi.
    2. kukata miti iliyo mingi.
    3. kuchoma takataka kila mahali.
    4. kuwa na michoro ya nyasi, miti na mimea.
15. Chagua maana ya neno 'uzalendo' jinsi lilivyotumika katika kifungu.
    
    1. kujua rangi za bendera
    2. kupenda mazingira
    3. kuipenda nchi
    4. kuipenda bendera

Chagua jibu lifaalo ili kujazia nafasi zilizoachwa.

Paka ni mnyama __16__ anapendwa sana katika nyumba __17__. Paka wengi hupenda kutulia nyumbani bila tatizo lolote. Chakula __18__ na paka sana ni panya. Paka __19__ panya wanaoharibu vitu katika nyumba. Unapofuga paka, ni vigumu sana kwa __20__ kuharibiwa sebuleni na panya.

Jibu kila swali kulingana na maagizo.

21. Jua huchomoza upande gani wa dira?
    1. Kaskazini
    2. Mashariki
    3. Magharibi
    4. Kusini
22. Chagua jibu ambalo linaonyesha kitenzi.
    1. ruka
    2. kitabu
    3. mzuri
    4. huyu
23. Tambua kiwakilishi kwenye sentensi ifuatayo.
    Huyu amekula chakula kitamu.
    1. kitamu
    2. amekula
    3. chakula
    4. huyu
24. Tegua kitendawili;
    Chalia, chatembea na chala chakula cha mkono.
    1. kengele
    2. saa
    3. mtoto
    4. mbuzi
25. Tambua aina za maneno yaliyopigiwa mistari.
    Mwanafunzi mzuri anasoma polepole.
    1. kivumishi, kitenzi
    2. kiwakilishi, kielezi
    3. kielezi, nomino
    4. kivumishi, kielezi
26. Nomino gani ambayo haipatikani katika Ngeli ya A - WA?
    1. kipepeo
    2. mbuzi
    3. mti
    4. chawa
27. Chagua wingi wa;
    Mkeka wa mtume umewekwa.
    1. Mikeka ya mitume imewekwa. 
    2. Mikeka ya mitume yamewekwa.
    3. Mikeka ya watume imewekwa.
    4. Mikeka ya watume yamewekwa.
28. Nomino gani inayopatikana katika ngeli ya LI-LI?
    1. jiwe
    2. darasa
    3. giza
    4. jicho
29. Jibu la 'chewa' ni _____________________
    1. ewaa
    2. chewa
    3. njema
    4. marahaba
30. Ni vizuri _______________________ ndipo uingie ndani ya nyumba.
    1. upige makofi 
    2. upige pasi
    3. upige mbio
    4. upige hodi

INSHA

Andika insha ya wasifu kuhusu,

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MARKING SCHEME

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

Read the conversation below and then answer questions 1- 5.

Kamau : Good afternoon, Cheruto? How are you?
Cheruto: Good afternoon, Kamau.__1__
Kamau : Where are your storybooks and the pens?
Cheruto: They are both in my bag. Why ask?
Kamau : Because we agreed that there will be no __2__.
Cheruto: That is nice of you to show concern.
Kamau : And where is your lunch?
Cheruto: I did not carry much. Only a soda, banana and orange will do.
Kamau : Are you serious? Will you survive with that till evening? Cheruto My mother advised that I should not eat much in order to                       stay alert and grasp concepts very fast.
Kamau : Does she not know that you cannot work on an empty stomach? Cheruto: But it shall not be completely empty; I have                             something to bite.
Kamau : That is a snack, Cheruto.
Cheruto: I am okay with that.
Kamau : I can see the reason why you keep fit. Anyway, for me, I have chapati, beef stew, water, some soda and of course an apple                     and a banana.
Cheruto: Good for you. You need energy to jump around. You are a boy remember.
Kamau : Does it mean that girls do not need energy?
Cheruto: Everybody does but...

1. What do you think was the response that Cheruto gave to Kamau as in question 1?
   1. I am fine, thank you.
   2. Can't you see I am doing well.
   3. I am doing well.
   4. I am not feeling fine.
2. What would be the correct word to complete the sentence in question 2?
   
   1. asking
   2. sharing
   3. giving
   4. borrowing
3. What is the problem with Cheruto's food? 
   1. It is made up of fruits and soda only.
   2. It would not make her full.
   3. It is not a balanced diet.
   4. Kamau did not like it at all.
4. Which one of the following was not a reason given by Cheruto's mother for not eating much?
   1. You stay alert.
   2. You maintain good health and stay alert.
   3. You understand concepts very fast.
   4. You understand things quickly.
5. From what Kamau carried for lunch, we learn that ___________________________
   1. he was loved by the mother a lot.
   2. he ate too much.
   3. he was an active energetic boy.
   4. he was going to spend a day and night out.

Read the passage below and then question 6 – 9.

Our parents had always warned us against going to Makunga forest. The forest was full of dangerous animals and it was said that those who went deep enough were never seen again. Parents would tell their children scary stories about those who entered the forest and came out hurt to keep them in check. As a result, the children were disciplined and obedient at all times

One day, when we had closed school for the August holidays, the topic of the forest came up. We were all happy about closing for the holidays and we were discussing how we would spend our time away from school.

"We can go to the field and organise great soccer matches," I said excitedly as we made our way home.

"No way!" answered John, "we are used to such. We need something much more interesting. Something like going to Makunga forest."

6. Why did the parents warn their children against going to Makunga forest?
   1. They knew children can sometimes be naughty.
   2. The forest was full of dangerous animals.
   3. There were evil people who killed others in the forest.
   4. The forest was very big.
7. What brought about obedience and discipline among the children?
   1. The scary stories they were told by their parents.
   2. They wanted to please their parents.
   3. The teachings that the teachers had taught them in school.
   4. They were among the few survivors who went to the forest and returned.
8. According to the passage, what were the children used to doing during the holidays? 
   1. Playing various games.
   2. Helping their parents with household chores.
   3. Playing football.
   4. We are not told.
9. From what John said, we can say that he is
   1. disobedient
   2. disciplined. 
   3. wicked
   4. daring.

Read the passage below and then answer questions 10 – 12.

"Today we are going to learn how we can show respect to the people that we live with in our community," said Mrs Omollo, the Grade 4 teacher for English.

"First of all, when a visitor arrives at our home, what is the first thing that we tell him or her?" she asked. "Welcome," Paula answered. "Correct, Paula," said the teacher." The word 'Welcome' should be said with a smile in order to show politeness," she said.

"When we serve the visitor with something to eat or to drink, we should also remember to tell them "Welcome".
This will make them feel comfortable to eat or drink," said Mrs Omollo.

"Teacher," asked Peter, "if you make a mistake when serving the visitor, what do you say?" "That is a very good question, Peter," replied the teacher. "If you make a mistake, you must be polite enough to say, I beg your pardon. You can also say I am sorry, when you do something wrong to your friend."

"If you want to borrow something from your friend, you must use the word please. This should be followed by the words may I," said the teacher.
"Paula asked me this morning. Please may I borrow your pen?" said Peter.
"That was very good," said the teacher. "You should also remember if somebody achieves something like winning in a race, you tell them congratulations," added the teacher.

10. What were the learners going to learn about?
    1. How to show respect to others in the community.
    2. Being polite at all times.
    3. Phrases that are important but are never used.
    4. What teacher Omollo had prepared to teach.
11. Which word makes a guest at your place feel at home?
    1. I beg your pardon.
    2. Excuse me
    3. Welcome
    4. Thank you for coming.
12. Winning a race has been given as _____________________
    1. the only moment when to tell someone congratulations.
    2. a way of showing how polite and disciplined you are.
    3. a big occasion to celebrate.
    4. an example of an occasion when one is told congratulations.

Read the poem below and then answer questions 13-15.

The snake Bite
Accident! Accident! Accident.
Hospital! Hospital! Hospital.
Ride me to hospital.

Accident! Accident! Accident.
Bleed! Bleed! bleed.
Bandage my leg.

Accident! Accident! Accident.
Pain! Pain! Pain.
Given me a painkiller.

13. How many stanzas make up the poem?
    
    1. Four
    2. Three
    3. Two
    4. Five
14. When somebody is bitten by an animal, he or  she ___________________
    1. bleeds profusely.
    2. is only bandaged.
    3. takes painkillers and sleeps.
    4. screams at the top of his or her voice.
15. Whenever one falls sick, the person ____________________.
    1. takes painkillers and rests at home. 
    2. goes to see a doctor in the hospital.
    3. buys medicine over the counter at the chemist.
    4. gets bandaged all over the place.

Read the passage below. It contains blank spaces numbered 16-20. For each blank space, choose the best alternative from the given four.

At long last, the master of __16__ better late than __18__.The people announced that it was time to eat. It was __17__ dark, but __19__ directed to the place to wash their hands as cleanliness is next to godliness. The food was __20__ little that we asked for more.

For questions 21-25, choose the best alternative to complete the given sentence.

21. Kasuku drew a ________________________ ball. 
    1. small, round, beautiful
    2. beautiful, small, round
    3. beautiful, round, small
    4. small, beautiful, round
22. Musembi looks _________________________ today.
    1. happier
    2. happy
    3. more happier
    4. happiest
23. They played ______________________ the sand yesterday evening.
    1. in
    2. on
    3. with
    4. by
24. Mary has _____________________________crayons to colour her picture.
    1. a lot
    2. lots
    3. enough
    4. plenty
25. This pen belongs to me. It is ___________________
    1. my
    2. yours
    3. our's
    4. mine

For questions 26 and 27, choose the alternative that means the same as the underlined word(s)

26. This is something that is hard to stop because you do it often.
    1. Traditional
    2. concern
    3. habit
    4. behaviour
27. One of the three: breakfast, lunch and supper.
    1. food
    2. meal
    3. portion
    4. share

For questions 28 and 29, choose the alternative that is the plural form of the underlined word.

28. The knife we used has got lost.
    1. knifes
    2. knives
    3. knife
    4. knivess
29. The ox pulled the plough on the farm.
    1. oxen
    2. oxes
    3. ox
    4. oxes'

For question 30, choose the correctly punctuated sentence.

30.  
    1. The hen laid many eggs?
    2. Why are you crying now.
    3. Mother bought oranges, bananas, apples and paw paws.
    4. It was such a boring day!

COMPOSITION

Write a composition about:

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MARKING SCHEME

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

QUESTIONS

1. Write 1096 in words
   1. One thousand and six
   2. Ten thousand and ninety six
   3. One thousand and ninety six
   4. One thousand and and ninety
2. Mr. Roy bought 3456kg of sugar on Monday. He added 56kg of sugar on Tuesday. What is the place value of 5 after adding the amount of sugar he bought on the two days?
   1. Hundreds
   2. Tens
   3. Thousands
   4. Ones 
3. What is 6589 rounded off to the nearest ten?
   1. 65890
   2. 6590
   3. 6600
   4. 6589
4. Convert 8¹/₃ into improper fraction.
   1. ³/₂₅ 
   2. ⁸/₃ 
   3. ²⁵/₃ 
   4. ⁸/₁ 
5. What is the value of 37 x 80?
   1. 2960
   2. 3780
   3. 117
   4. 296
6. What is the area of the square below?
   
   1. 9 unit squares
   2. 3 unit squares
   3. 6 unit squares
   4. 4 unit squares
7. What is the next 3 numbers in the pattern? 7, 14, 21, 28,__________________________
   1. 30
   2. 42
   3. 29
   4. 35
8. Mary had 145 grapes. She put them in groups of 5. How many groups did she obtain?
   1. 140
   2. 29
   3. 209
   4. 150
9. The distance from Kisumu to Nairobi is 415km. Musa travelled on a bus for 249km and used a van on the remaining distance. What distance did he travel by van?
   1. 664km
   2. 166km
   3. 249km
   4. 103335km
10. What is the name of the angle q below?
    
    1. Reflex
    2. Obtuse
    3. Acute
    4. Right angled
11. What fraction of the square is shaded?
    
    1. ¹/₄ 
    2. ⁴/₄ 
    3. ³/₄ 
    4. ¹/₂ 
12. Write nine twelfths as a fraction.
    1. ¹²/₉ 
    2. ⁹/₁₂ 
    3. 9¹/₁₂ 
    4. 9 and 12
13. Change ²¹/₅ into mixed fraction.
    1. ⁵/₂₁ 
    2. 5¹/₂ 
    3. 4¹/₅ 
    4. 5¹/₄ 
14. What is the perimeter of the figure below?
    
    1. 34cm
    2. 34m
    3. 950cm
    4. 950m
15. Find the next number.
    1,3,5,7,9,11,. ________________________________
    1. 15
    2. 13
    3. 14
    4. 12
16. Represent the shaded part as a decimal in the diagram below.
    
    
    1. 4.0
    2. 1.0
    3. 0.4
    4. 0.6
17. What is the place value of 8 in 645.87?
    1. Tens
    2. Ones
    3. Tenths
    4. Hundredths
18. Four litres of milk costs shs. 96. What is the cost of one litre of milk?
    1. sh. 26
    2. sh. 24
    3. sh. 384
    4. sh. 90
19. In a class, there are 45 boys and 54 girls. How many learners are there in the class?
    1. 2430
    2. 99
    3. 9
    4. impossible to tell

Study the map below and answer

20. Otieno was going to school from home. Which turn does he make at the clinic?
    
    1. Quarter clockwise turn
    2. Half clockwise turn
    3. Quarter anticlockwise turn
    4. Half anticlockwise turn
21. How many cubes are there in the stack below?
    
    1. 20
    2. 16
    3. 56
    4. 80
22. What is ¹/₄kg + ¹/₄kg
    1. 4kg
    2. 1kg
    3. ⁷/₄ kg
    4. ⁴/₂kg
23. Patel bought chips, water, watch, a toy car and radio. Which of the items was a need?
    1. Toy car
    2. Watch
    3. Water
    4. Radio
24. Work out 7283 + 29
    1. 7302
    2. 7312
    3. 728329
    4. 721
25. Add:
    Hours   Minutes
       2           45 
    + 3           55  
                           
    1.  5 h 100min
    2. 6h 10min
    3. 6 h 40min
    4. 5h 60min
26. The name of the shape drawn below is.
    
    1. Square
    2. Oval
    3. Triangle
    4. Rectangle
27. What is the perimeter of a square of sides 12m?
    
    1. 12m
    2. 24m
    3. 36m
    4. 48m
28. What are the most appropriate units to measure the length of an exercise book?
    1. Metres
    2. Centimetres
    3. Millilitres
    4. Kilometres
29. Books are stored in shelves such that each shelve holds 28 textbooks. How many books are stored in 12 shelves?
    1. 40
    2. 336
    3. 16
    4. 306
30. What is the fraction of the shaded part?
    
    
    1. ¹/₃
    2. ³/₈
    3. ⁵/₈
    4. ⁸/₃ 

MARKING SCHEME

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

Study the map of Getionko area above and answer questions 1-7.

1. The land in the area covered by the map rises from ____________________________
   1. North West to South East
   2. East to West
   3. West to East
   4. South East to North West
2. What is the area of the irrigation scheme shown in the map?
   1. 20km²
   2. 24km²
   3. 22.5km²
   4. 24.5km²
3. The area around Keore hill is thinly populated because __________________
   1. It is inhabited by pastoralists
   2. has steep slopes
   3. it has poor transport network
   4. nature of climate
4. According to the information given in the map. Nuru town serves as______________________________
   1. An industrial town
   2. Mining centre
   3. Transport and communication centre
   4. An administrative centre
5. What evidence shows the area receives little rainfall?
   1. The area is hot and dry.
   2. Absence of borehole.
   3. The type of vegetation that grows
   4. The area covered is in the highlands
6. Which one of the following combination of economic activities is practised in Getionko area?
   1. Crop growing, transportation and cattle keeping
   2. lumbering, crop growing and cattle keeping
   3. processing of raw materials, mining and trading
   4. Trading, transportation and lumbering
7. Who among the following is elected to represent people on the county assembly in the above area?
   1. Governor
   2. President
   3. country representative
   4. Senator
8. Which one of the following groups consists of the Bantu of Tanzania?
   1. Taita, Abagusii, Fipa, Sukuma
   2. Yao, Batoro, Abagusii, Chagga
   3. Makua, Ha, Gogo, Ngoni
   4. Ankore, Zaramo, Baganda, Waishabaa
9.  The greatest benefit of democracy is the _____________________
   1. protection of culture
   2. protection of human right 
   3. protection wildlife
   4. protection of environment
10. In the current government of Kenya, the cabinet secretaries are appointed by the president and approved by.________________
    1. council of governors
    2. the senators
    3. county assemblies
    4. the national assembly
11. The Nyayo philosophy was against all the following except ____________________
    1. Nepotism
    2. Corruption
    3. Patriotism
    4. Tribalism
12. Which one of the following symbols is NOT likely to be used to show population distribution of an area?
    
13. The following are function of a town in Kenya.
    1. Tourist attraction
    2. Industrial centre
    3. Administrative centre
    4. Defence centre
       Which of the following town is odd one out?
       1. Nairobi
       2. Mombasa
       3. Nakuru
       4. Kisumu
14. Which of the following is the main factor that made the Europeans require raw materials for their industries from Africa?
    1. Lack of market in Africa
    2. Increased market in Europe
    3. Industrial growth in Europe 
    4. high cost of raw material in Europe

Study the map below and answer questions 15-17.

15. The main economic activity of the people who followed the route marked 2 was __________________
    1. trading
    2. hunting
    3. pastoralism
    4. cultivation
16. Which among the following regions A, B, C, D, would you expect to find pastoralists?
    1. Region C
    2. Region B
    3. Region D
    4. Region A
17. The major town marked Q is likely to be _____________________
    1. Kisumu
    2. Eldoret
    3. Nairobi
    4. Thika
18. Which one of the following factors influences population growth negatively?
    1. Polygamy
    2. Preference of certain sex
    3. Famine
    4. Naming of relatives
19. Which of the following is the main reason for establishing settlement schemes in Kenya?
    1. To increase food production
    2. To encourage people to practise farming
    3. To settle the landless people
    4. To enable Africans own land
20. One of the following is not an element of the Kenyan constitution. Which one?
    1. Participation of individuals in nation building
    2. Leadership and integrity
    3. Representation of people
    4. Devolved government
21. One day Kamau passed near Getare school gate and came across the following words. "BACKWARD NEVER FORWARD EVER". These words indicated the _____________________________
    1. school philosophy
    2. school routine
    3. school loyalty pledge
    4. school motto
22. Which type of fishing is suitable in shallow sea fishing?
    1. Drifting
    2. Trawling
    3. Purse seining
    4. Lining
23. Which problem is Germany likely to face if it continues experiencing low population growth?
    1. Shortage of labour supply
    2. Low standards of living
    3. High dependancy
    4. High crime rate
24. Which of the following is not a function of clans in the traditional African communities?
    1. Clan elders determined when rites like initiation would be done.
    2. Clan elders ordered isolation of some members when the population become unbearable.
    3. Clan elders determined which clans their people could marry.
    4. Some clans performed special functions that were uniquely theirs.
25. Which of the following factors enables horticulture farmers in the Nertherlands to grow their crops throughout the year? 
    1. Grow their crops intensively
    2. They grow their crops in greenhouses 
    3. They grow their crops on reclaimed land 
    4. They sell their crops through co-operatives 
26. Three of the following are roles of citizens in the electoral process except __________________________
    1. electing responsible leaders
    2. ensuring that leaders do not misuse their powers
    3. participating in elections once they attain the age of 18 years
    4. promoting free and unfair election

The illustration below shows the structure of the county government. Use it to answer question 27-28,

27. The part lebelled X reptresents
    
    1. County senate
    2. County ward committee 
    3. County assembly
    4. County governor office
28. Which one of the following is not true of members making up the part labelled X?
    1. Some are elected to represent wards 
    2. They are appointed by the governor 
    3. Include representatives of people with disabilities
    4. Include representatives of the youth and women

Study the map below and answer questions 29 and 30.

29. Four class 8 pupils were discussing about the map and the following is what each said.
    

    Makori	The two mountains marked xxx are fold mountains.
    James	The Island marked A are the Synchelles.
    Mueni	The river marked C has a delta.
    Paul	The desert marked B is Sahara.

    Which two pupils were correct?
    1. Paul and Muen
    2. Makori and Paul
    3. Jane and Paul
    4. Makori and Muen
30. The water bodies numbered 1, 2 and 3 respectively are ___________________________________
    1. Atlantic ocean, Indian ocean, mediteranean sea
    2. Indian ocean, Atlantic ocean, Mediterranean sea
    3. Mediterranean sea, Indian ocean, Atlantic ocean
    4. Atlantic ocean, mediterranean sea, Indian ocean
31. Three of the following are conditions of clove growing which one is not?
    1. Black cotton soils which do not drain easily
    2. High rainfall ranging from 1500 to 2000mm
    3. High level of humidity
    4. Light sandy soils which are easily drained
32. Which one of the following methods of mining is not commonly used in Kenya?
    1. Drilling
    2. Dredging
    3. Open cast
    4. scooping
33. Which one of the following was not a treatment given to Africans by the British?
    1. They were paid low wages.
    2. They were forced to live in reserves. 
    3. They were forced to carry an identity card.
    4. They were forced to live in estates.
34. Which one of the following is the main problem facing settlement schemes in Kenya?
    1. Inadequate land for food crops 
    2. Increased land fragmentation 
    3. Increased soil erosion
    4. Poorly maintained infrastructure
35. The main reason why ECOWAS was established was to
    1. set up new industries
    2. fight for independence in the region
    3. increase volume of trade among member states
    4. develop a common currency
36. The main difference between Khoikhoi and San is __________________________
    1. their political organization
    2. their language
    3. their physical appearance
    4. the area they occupy
37.  
    1. It recommends the creation of new constituencies.
    2. It prepares and distributes materials needed for elections.
    3. It sets dates for by-elections. 
    4. It ensures that elections are conducted in a free and fair manner.
    5. It gives guidelines on the amount of money to be spent by political parties during elections.
       The above are functions of a certain commission in Kenya. The commission is _____________________
       1. Teachers service commission
       2. Salaries and renumeration commission
       3. Land demacation commission
       4. Indepedent Electoral and boundaries commission
38. Which of the following is not a social activity in map reading and interpretation? 
    1. Human settlement
    2. Tourism
    3. Population density
    4. Population distribution
39. One of the negative effects of plains on human activities is that, ____________________________
    1. they are barriers to communication
    2. all of them are infested with insects that transmit diseases
    3. they encourage irrigation farming
    4. they get flooded during rainy season 
40. Which of the following is not a characteristic feature of white settler farming?
    1. It involved growing of cash crops. 
    2. It was capital intensive.
    3. Used simple farm tools in its operation.
    4. It was practised on large scale.
41. Three of the following groups are involved in the management of a school. Which one is not?
    1. Kenya National Union of Teachers
    2. Parents Teachers Association
    3. School Management Committee 
    4. Ministry of Education
42. The main reason for establishing game sancturies in Kenya is ____________________________
    1. to generate income for the government
    2. to make it easier for tourist to view animals
    3. to make it easier to carry out animal studies
    4. to enhance threatened species to multiply
43. Which of the following Eastern Africa countries has no Coastline along the Red sea?
    1. Eritrea
    2. Ethiopia
    3. Djibouti
    4. Sudan
44. The Imperial British East Africa Company was headed by _________________________
    1. Dr. Livingstone
    2. Fredrick Lugard
    3. Sir William Mackinnon
    4. Karl Peters
45. Which one of the following is not a problem associated with mining in Africa?
    1. Minerals are found in small quantities which are uneconomical to mine.
    2. Minerals are found in remote areas where there is no transport.
    3. Africa has very small percentage of mineral deposits.
    4. Heavy rains make mining impossible.
46. Which of the following is the main challange facing tourism in Kenya?
    1. Political instability
    2. high taxes imposed on the industry
    3. Inadequate publicity
    4. Insecurity due to terrorist threats
47.  
    1. Many people live in industrialized towns. 
    2. Population growth rate is low.
    3. Population density is high.
    4. Birth rate and death rate are low.
       The above characteristics explain the population structure of
       1. Kenya
       2. Germany
       3. India
       4. Nigeria
48. Which of the following is the main contribution of horticulture farming to the economy of Kenya?
    1. Creation of employment opportunities 
    2. Promotion of National unity
    3. Earning foreign exchange
    4. Source of raw materials for locally based industries
49. Which of the following factors does not undermine national unity?
    1. Equal distribution of resources 
    2. Political differences
    3. Tribalism
    4. Nepotism
50. Which of the following is the main cause of road accident in Kenya?
    1. Poor roads
    2. Overspeeding
    3. Careless road users
    4. Overloading

Study the diagram below to answer questions 51 and 52

51. The above diagram shows the formation of ________________________________________
    1. volcanic mountains
    2. plateau
    3. plains
    4. rift valley
52. An example of the above relief feature is
    1. Yatta plateau
    2. inselberg
    3. Congo basin
    4. Mt. Suswa
53. What was the effect of introducing Western technology in the traditional Kenyan society?
    1. Many craftmen went out of work.
    2. It helped craftmen in promoting their work. 
    3. Goods became more scarce in markets than before.
    4. Goods became more expensive than before.
54. All the following were prominent leaders in traditional Kenyan societies except?
    1. Jomo Kenyatta
    2. Masaku
    3. Sakawa
    4. Koitalel Arap Samoei 
55. Eastern Africa lies between longitudes
    1. 23°E and 12°W
    2. 34°E and 42°E  
    3. 22°E and 51°E
    4. 51°E and 22°E
56. Which of the following shows the composition of the National Assembly in Kenya?
    1. Cabinet secretaries, 290 elected members, 16 women representatives, speakers 
    2. 290 elected members, 47 women representatives, 12 nominated
    3. President, deputy president, 290 elected members, 12 nominated members, speaker
    4. Attorney general, 47 elected members, 12 nominated members, 16 women representatives, speaker
57. Who among the following people led the Mau mau movement during the struggle for independence?
    1. Bildad Kaggia and General Mathenge 
    2. Pio Gama pinto and J.M Kariuki 
    3. Jomo Kenyatta and Achieng Oneko
    4. Dedan Kimathi and Waruhiu Itote
58. The following are tourist attraction sites in Eastern Africa. Which one is not a historical site?
    1. Meroe in Sudan
    2. Fort Jesus in Kenya
    3. Slave market in Zanzibar
    4. Vasco da Ghama pillar in Kenya
59. Which one of the following communities was ruled by a king?
    1. The San
    2. The Khoikhoi
    3. The Soninke
    4. The Nyamwezi
60. The responsibility of caring for the handicapped members in the family is entrusted to __________________________
    1. other siblings
    2. all family members
    3. mother
    4. father

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 

61. The main teaching of the Genesis stories creation is that; ____________________________
    1. human beings were last to be created
    2. human beings were created to multiply
    3. God is the creator of universe
    4. God blessed the way of rest
62. The main reason why Noah built an ark was to make him ______________________________
    1. Fulfil God's wish
    2. Worship God there
    3. Keep the animals
    4. Hide his family
63. Abraham's obedience to God was shown when he __________________________
    1. agreed to sacrifice his son Isaac
    2. agreed to move from Haran to Canaan
    3. married Sarah
    4. saved his nephew Lot
64. God led the people of Israel through the wilderness to the promised land by use of
    1. thunder and lighting
    2. wind and rainfall
    3. fire and cloud
    4. fire and smoke
65. When Moses was called by God he was living in ___________________________
    1. Ur
    2. Midian
    3. Fayet
    4. Haran
66. Gideon the mighty judge was from the weakest tribe of ?
    1. Abiezer
    2. Manasseh
    3. Orphah
    4. Joash
67. Who among the following prophet ordered the killing of the whole family of Omri?
    1. Elijah
    2. Jeremiah
    3. Elisha
    4. Joel
68. Which king of Israel made Jerusalem a centre of worship?
    1. Solomon
    2. Saul
    3. Rehoboam
    4. David
69. Which of the following is related or connected with prophet Joel?
    1. The new covenant
    2. Birth place of Jesus
    3. The day of Pentecost
    4. Prophet of love
70. Joseph the father of Jesus took his family to Egypt so that, ___________________
    1. God's mission could be fulfilled
    2. they could become refugees.
    3. their child may grow up in the palace
    4. they become great in the land"
71. Jesus Christ went with his parents to the temple when he was twelve years old in order to
    1. be dedicated to the temple
    2. be purified
    3. get councelled by the elders
    4. attend the passover festival
72. The miracle of healing the boy with a deaf and dumb spirit (Mark 9: 14-29) teaches Christians that
    1. everything is possible if we have faith 
    2. Jesus was a universal saviour
    3. Jesus has the power over nature
    4. Jesus has power to forgive sins
73. The blind Bartimaeus healed by Jesus in Jericho was the son of?
    1. Joseph
    2. Timaeus
    3. Philip
    4. Alphaeus
74. The parable of the marriage banquet teaches Christians that
    1. they should learn to share as Christians
    2. they should pray persistently
    3. they are all invited in the kingdom of heaven but few will be chosen
    4. they should be ready for Jesus coming
75. Which one of the following is a teaching of Jesus about revenge?
    1. Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.
    2. Do not even swear by your head, because you cannot make a single hair black or white.
    3. If you do these things publicly you will not have any reward from your father in heaven.
    4. If someone takes you to court to sue you for your shirt let him have your coat as well.
76. During Jesus' trial who clothed him with purple robe and mocked him calling him a king (MK 15:18)?
    1. The soldiers
    2. King Herod
    3. Pilate
    4. The Pharisees
77. "You are looking for Jesus the Nazarene who was crucified. He has risen! He is not. here (MK 16: 18)? who said those words? 
    1. Joseph of Arimathea
    2. A soldier
    3. Mary Magdalene 
    4. An Angel
78. Which one of the following events did not happen during Sauls conversion?
    1. Jesus spoke to him
    2. A sudden light from heaven flashed
    3. Saul became dumb
    4. Saul fell to the ground
79. In the book of the Acts of the Apostles which role was played by Simon Peter?
    1. Raised the dead
    2. Rescued Paul and Silas from prison
    3. Baptised the Ethiopian Eunuch
    4. Buried Ananias and Saphira
80. Which one of the following bible book was written by Paul in the New Testament? A
    1. 1st and 2nd Peter
    2. Titus
    3. James
    4. Jude
81. Which of the following staments is true about traditional African religion and Christianity?
    1. Both religions have a founder.
    2. Both religions follow bible teachings.
    3. The followers believe in the Holy spirit.
    4. The followers prayed in special places. 
82. Which one of the following traditional African practices was a sign of peace?
    1. Initiation ceremonies
    2. Raids
    3. Shaking hands
    4. Marriage
83. A traditional African rite of passage which is not acceptable in Christianity is
    1. Marriage
    2. Death of children
    3. Birth
    4. Initiation of all members
84. Who among the following people in traditional African communities were punished by being sent away from the clan?
    1. Adulterer
    2. Herbalist
    3. Witches
    4. Seers
85. Christians should pray for peace in our country because of one of the following reasons. Which one is it?
    1. It is our civic responsibility.
    2. It is among the ten commandments.
    3. It is in the country's constitution.
    4. Praying is a talent.
86. Which one of the following activities can best be used by parents to teach their children good morals?
    1. Punishing children when they do wrong
    2. Parents being role models to their children
    3. Using the clergy to advice the children
    4. Requesting teachers to teach Christian values
87. Your deskmate Alice has refused to lend you a pen. As a Christian what action would you take?
    1. Take the pen from her
    2. Inform the C.R.E teacher
    3. Tell her its good to assist others
    4. Ask your friend to borrow it for you
88. Leisure time is best used for
    1. exercising our bodies
    2. serving others
    3. prayers and bible reading
    4. developing our skills
89. Simon a boy in your class has told you that he has been smoking bhang since last year. Which one of the following is the best action to take?
    1. Advice him to seek advice from his friend.
    2. Ask him to show you the bhang.
    3. Inform the classteacher about it.
    4. Advice him to stop the habit.
90. The first mission school was started at Rabai in Kenya mainly because the Africans
    1. Needed to read the bible
    2. Wanted to read English
    3. Needed white collar jobs
    4. Wanted to fight the colonialists