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Social Studies/Religious Education Questions and Answers - Class 6 End of Term 3 Exams Set 1 2022
Study the map of Nari Area and use it to answer questions 1 to 7
- River Nari rises from
- South
- North Wesf
- South West
- North East
- Which one of the following is the main religion practised by people of Nari area?
- Christianity
- Islam
- Hindu
- Traditionalists
- The settlement pattern in Nari area can be described as
- nucleated
- clustered
- linear
- sparse
- Which one of the following type of industry can be located in the southern part of the map?
- Primary industry
- Secondary industry
- Tertiary industry
- Assembly industry
- Which one of the following factors has mainly lead to the growth of Nalli town?
- Trading Activities
- Presence of a road junction
- Security services
- Farming activities
- The type of soil likely found in the Southern part of the area
- black cotton soils
- alluvial soils
- sandy soils
- red sub soils
- What evidence shows that the North Eastern part of the map receives low rainfall is likeIy to be?
- Presence of a quarry
- Presence of scrubs
- The distribution of people
- Distance from the lake
- Which one of the following is not a River lale Nilofes of Sudan?
- Lango
- Bayi
- Anuak
- Dinka
- The following is a description of climate experienced in Eastern Africa.
- High temperatures throughout the year
- High rainfall throughout the year
- Experiencesa rainfall maxima
The climate described above is- Tropical savannah climate
- Mountain climate
- suotrootcst climate
- Equatorial climate
- The government of Kenya carries out census after every ten years mainly to
- know the number of people
- to plan for its people
- to prepare for elections
- to distribute land to people
- Which one of the following factors explains why a rainguage should be fixed 15 centimetrés 15elow the ground?
- To make it attractive
- To make it stable
- To make it visible
- To avoid splashing into it
- Which one of the following consist of the main coffee growing areas in Ethiopia?
- Moshi Arusha region
- Jammo, Addis Ababa region
- Harar and Kaffar
- Hadar Bouri
- Which one of the following towns is not a lake port in Lake Victoria in Tanzania?
- Mwanza
- Musoma
- Ahirati
- Kigoma
- Which one of the following is the main government beef ranch in Tanzania
- Mpwapwa
- Solai
- Kongwa
- Hadeni
- Which one of the following countries in Eastern Africa does not share a border with Kenya?
- Uganda
- Sudan
- Ethiopia
- Somalia
- The following are uses of a mineral mined in Kenya
- Used to make fertilizer
- Used to make paint
- Used to treat water
The mineral described above is likely to be- limestone
- fluorspar
- diatomite
- salt
- The best way to upgrade to the local breeds is through
- controlling tsetse flies
- cross-breeding
- paddocking
- establish ranches
- Poultry reaning in Kenya is mainly done in the outskirts of the urban areas because
- there is a ready market
- plenty of poultry feeds
- area is free from pests
- there is plenty of space
- The best means of transporting heavy and bulky goods over long distance on land is
- pipeline transport
- railway transport
- water transport
- road transport
- Which one of the following title was given to the treasurer in the traditional Buganda kingdom?
- Katikiro
- Omulamuzi
- Lukiko
- Omwanika
- Which one of the following water body does not border Eastern Africa?
- The Red Sea
- The Indian Ocean
- Mediterranean sea
- Lake Victoria
- The following is a description of a town in Eastern Africa,
- Located on a foot of a mountain
- It's one of the largest town in its country
- Mainly serves as a tourism centre
The town described above is- Arusha
- Thika
- Addis Ababa
- Kampala
- The main source of River Nile is
- Ethiopian highland
- Lake Tana
- Lake Victoria
- Lake Kyoga
- Which one of the following means of communication was recently introduced and possess a great competition to other forms of communication?
- Letters
- Telegrams
- Computers
- Mobile phones
- Which one of the following types of lakes are formed when the river changes its course?
- Lake Victoria, Lake Kyoga
- Lake Baringo, Lake Naivasha
- Lake Gambi, Lake Kanyamboli
- Lake Teleki, Lake Catherine
- Three of the following are facts about latitudes. Which one is not?
- They meet at the poles
- They are parallel to each other
- They influence the climate
- They are of different sizes
- Who among the following early visitor to Eastern Africa mainly came to look for the source of River Nile?
- Vasco da Gamma
- John Speke
- William MacKinnon
- Dr. Ludwig krapf
- Which one of the following is not true about maize growing in Kenya and Tanzania?
- It's mainly grow. by Small scale
- It's staple food of people in the region
- It's a main foreign exchange earner
- Maize growing was introduced by the European settles
- Which of the following is the main tourist attraction on the floor of the Rift valley?
- Sandy beaches and warm climate
- International spurts and competitions
- Beautiful sceneries
- Wildlife in parks
- Which one of the following mountains in Eastern Africa is the highest non-volcanic mountain?
- Mt Ruwenzori
- Mt Kilimanjaro
- Mt Kenya
- The Ras Dashan
- The following are statements about a method of rearing poultry.
- Birds are left to feed
- Birds are fed separately in cages
- Birds have separate laying nest
- Feeds are mixed with standard straws
There is a common collection point for eggs Which combination is suitable for battery system?- i, ii, iv
- ii, iii, v
- ii, iv, v
- i, iii, v
- Use the diagrams to answer questions 32 and 33
The main factor that influence the growth of vegetation- altitude
- climate
- soil
- drainage
- The main economic activity carried out in the area marked D
- Lumbering
- Pastoralism
- Bee keeping
- Fruit growing
- Three of the foilowing are reasons for single parenthood. Which one is not?
- Travelling abroad
- Death
- Separation
- Divorce
- Which one of the following means of communication is mainly affected by low Supply of electricity in rural areas?
- Television
- Computers
- Newspapers
- Courier Service
- Which one of the following animals is not a big five?
- Rhino
- Buffalo
- Cheetah
- Leopard
- Which one of the following lakes were formed through the same processes?
- L. Stephanie, L. Manyara, L. Edward
- L. Katwe, L. Paradise, L. Utange
- L.Albert, L. Kivu!, L. Kyoga
- L. Chala, Lake Tana, L. Gambi
- Which one of the following was the first political party that was formed in Tanganyika?
- Chama Cha Mapinduzi
- Tanganyika African National Union
- Tanganyika African Association
- United Tanganyika Party
- Who among the following is a member of the county assembly?
- County Representative
- Speaker
- Nominated Member
- Senator
- Judiciary in Kenya is headed by the
- President
- Chief justice
- Attorney general
- Chief registrar
Use the map below to answer questions 41 - 45
- The main tourist attraction in the area Marked K
- Wildlife
- Human remains
- Beautiful scenery
- Sandy beaches
- The town marked M started as a
- trading post
- fishing village
- market centre
- transport and communication centre
- The type of forest found in the area marked
- Highland forest
- Lowland forest
- Tropical rainforest
- Planted forests
- The Mineral mined at the place marked L is
- soda ash
- fluorspar
- diatomite
- limestone
- The mountain marked N was from a result of
- faulting and uplifting
- faulting and sinking
- volcanic eruption
- folding of rocks
- Which one of the following holidays in Kenya is celebrated to mark the day when Kenya was granted independence?
- Mashujaa day
- Jamhuri day
- Madaraka day
- Labour day
- Which one of the following trees is found in the a Natural Forest?
- Pine
- Eucalyptus
- Camphor
- Cypress
- Which one of the following community was led by Mukite wa Nameme in resisting the establishment of colonial rule?
- Nandi
- Ababukusu
- Agiriama
- Hehe
- Which one of the following National parks is B. not found in Uganda?
- Soleus
- Murchison
- Kidepo valley
- Queen Elizabeth
- Three of the following are effects of Maasai collaboration except A.
- Lenana was made a paramount chief B.
- Maasai got support to fight their enemies C
- Maasai were rewarded with land D.
- Maasai lost their land
- Which one of the following is not a sea port the county assembly?
- Asmara
- Djibouti
- Dar es Salaam
- Kismayu
- Which one of the following European power did not get a portion of Somaliland during the scramble and partition of Eastern Africa?
- Germany
- Britain
- France
- Italy
- Which of the following winds are responsible for long rains in East African Highlands?
- North East Monsoon winds
- South East Monsoon winds
- North and dry winds
- South Westerlies
- Which is not a method of solving conflict?
- Dialogue
- Negotiation
- Revenging
- Court settlement
- Which one of the following food crop is widely grown in Uganda?
- Maize
- Bananas
- Sisal
- Tea
- Which one of the following activities was not done by African Societies?
- Solving disputes
- Making community laws
- Punishing the law breakers
- Spearheading
- The type of trade that involves only two countries is termed as
- regional trade
- multi-lateral trade PIS
- bilateral trade
- domestic trade
- The main reason why Europeans scrambled for colonies in Africa is
- A treat African diseases
- to civilize Africans
- get raw material 45.
- to stop slave trade
- Which one of the following is not a function of Independent Electoral and Boundaries commission?
- Nominate members
- Conduct elections Kenya
- Register voters
- Announce election results
- Cabinet meetings in Kenya are chaired by the
- Speaker
- Head of state
- Deputy president
- Chief justice
CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
- From the book of Genesis Chapter 1 and 2, 1 which one of the following was created on the fourth day?
- Plants
- Animals
- Man
- Sun
- Who among the following gave his life to God?
- Lot
- Haron
- Terah
- Abraham
- The first Israelites Passover meal took place in
- Jericho
- Judah
- Egypt
- Canaan
- Which one of the following is the sixth commandment as given in the book of Exodus chapter twenty?
- Respect your mother and father
- Keep the sabbath day holy
- Do not kill
- Do not covet
- The Judge who defeated the Medianites being led by the Holy Spint was
- Jared
- Gideon
- Samuel
- Samson
- The third King in Israel was called
- Saul
- David
- Ahab
- Solomon
- Which one of the following prophets spoke about the coming of the Messiah?
- Isaiah
- Jonah
- Elisha
- Obadia
- Gehazi, the servant of Elisha was punished because he lacked
- money
- honesty
- kindness
- love
- Which one of the following prophets predicted about famine that was to affect people in Israel?
- Elijah
- Agabus
- Micah
- Isaiah
- Who among the following prophesied that Jesus would be born in Bethlehem?
- Isaiah
- Elijah
- Micah
- Jeremiah
- Which one of the following was given to the shepherds as a sign of the saviour who had been born?
- They would find him in a hotel
- They would find a big baby
- They would find him with his parents
- They would find him wrapped in strips of clothes
- The raising of Lazarus from the dead by Jesus shows that Jesus
- Has power to heal the sick
- Has power to create
- Has power over evil
- Has power over death
- The first miracle of Jesus took place at
- Judah
- Israel
- Cana
- Egypt
- The first disciples of Jesus were
- farmers
- fishermen
- singers
- healers
- Who among the following repented his sins and was forgiven?
- Gehazi
- Prodigal son
- Disciples
- Ahab
- "Eli Eli Lema Sabachthani" means
- My God, my God why did you abandon me
- Elijah, you will be with me in paradise
- Father forgive them
- Lord, take this cup away from me.
- Who among the following went to the tomb after the resurrection of Jesus?
- James
- John
- Joseph
- Elzabeth
- The first disciples of were first called Christians at a place called
- Jericho
- Antioch
- Moab
- Egypt
- Who among the following denied Jesus three in times?
- James
- John
- Peter
- Zacharia
- Which one among the following is a fruit of the Holy Spirit?
- Healing
- Wisdom
- Love
- Faith
- Education in traditional African society was aimed at
- Instilling respect
- Character moulding
- Acquiring degree
- Preparation for marriage
- The following are ways through which people get new life in traditional African society except
- Initiation
- Baptism
- Marriage
- Birth
- Which one among the following is commonly practised by both Christians and Traditional African Communities?
- Sharing with others
- Baptising new converts
- Tatooing bodies
- Reading the Bible
- The main purpose of sharing wealth or ideas with others is to show
- concern for others
- envy for others
- jealous for others
- brutality for other
- Initiation in Traditional African society, prepared young people to take in society
- their own problems
- new responsibilities
- their talents
- their gifts
- Which one among the following is not true about the benefits of sharing work?
- Give people chance to share talents
- To contribute to the welfare of others
- Everybody get involved in work
- Compete as we work
- Which one among the following is good use of time?
- Stealing
- Cheating
- Visit the needy
- Complaining always
- In Traditional African Societies marriage negotiation are officiated by
- prophets
- seer
- elders
- priests
- Who among the following is a person with special need?
- HIV/AIDS victim
- Jesus
- Rich person
- A farmer
- Which one among the following was the main activity of missionaries in Kenya?
- Give people presents
- Teach people local language
- Preach the Gospel
- See Kenyans
MARKING SCHEME
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- A
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- A
- D
- B
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- C
- C
- C
- B
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Social Studies and RE Questions and Answers - Grade 5 End of Term 2 Exams Set 2
Study the map of Rwaka area below and answer questions 1 - 5.
- River Rwaka flows from__________________ to _____________________
- The symbol
shows that there is _______________in Rwaka area.
- Name two physical features that are found in Rwaka area. __________________, ________________
- People in Rwaka area lives near the _____________________
- State two economic activities practised by the people of Rwaka area. __________________, ______________________
- The border that is drawn around a map is called _________________________
- Kenya is found to the _________________________ of Ethiopia
- Nyika and Yatta are examples of ____________________________ (plains, plateaus)
- Name one physical feature that is shared by Kenya, Uganda nd Tanzania. ______________________________
- Another name for hot and wet climatic region is _________________________
- Complete the box marked P.
- Areas with good climate and fertile soils have ____________________________ population
- What is apprenticeship? ______________________________________________________________________
- The following are duties of a school administrator.
- Prepares and maintains class register.
- Mantains class discipline.
- Provide guidance and counselling to pupils.
The school adminstrator who performs the above duties is _____________________
For questions 15 - 17 match the resource with their economic activity.
Resource Economic activity
- Wild life Saw milling
- Mineral Tourism
- Forests Mining
- Growing of crops and keeping of animals for home use is known as _________________________ farming
- Growing of crops in a small piece of land is known as ______________________ farming.
- The history of a community in traditional Kenyan societies was learnt through _____________________________
- Tick the historic built environment found in the coastal region of Kenya.
- Vasco da Gama pillar
- Bomas of Kenya
- Kobi Fora
- Fort Jesus.
- Vasco da Gama pillar
Study the map below and answer the questions 22 - 24.
- The country marked P is known as ____________________________
- State two importance of the river marked L.
- ________________________________
- ________________________________
- The language group found in the region markes sss is ________________________
- Kenya is made up of _________________counties.
SECTION B:
CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION. (20 marks)
- Identify one responsibility that was given to man by God in the garden of Eden. _________________
- Name two values that Christains acquire when they use the Bible as their daily guide.
________________,__________________ - The last book in the Bible is __________________
- The third king of Israel was known as __________________________
Pick the correct words from the box below to fill in gaps in questions 6 - 9. - Jesus prayed with His disciples at ________________________
- Elijah defeated the prophets of Baal at _______________________
- God gave Moses the ten commandments at _____________________
- Abraham offered his son for sacrifice to God at ____________________________
- The son of Noah who saw his father's nakedness was ________________________
- _________________and __________________ were put to jail for preaching that Jesus had risen from the dead.
- Jesus was baptised in River ____________________
- The miracle of Jesus calming the storm shows that Jesus has power over ________________________
- ____________________ baskets of leftovers remained when Jesus fed 5000 people.
- God wants us to _______________________ our enemies.
- Jesus healed a paralyzed man and forgave his _________________________
- From the parable of the lost sheep, the good shephered represents ___________________________
- Happy are those who are ___________________________ to others, God will be merciful to them.
- Happy are the pure in for heart they will ______________________________
SECTION C:
ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION. (20 marks)
- Abu Lahab's wife was cursed in surah _______________________________
- Where was surah Al Kafirrun revealed? ______________________________________
- When talking, we should always _______________________ the truth.
- What is twahara in Islam? _________________________
- No one will enter paradise except the ______________________________
- There are ___________________________________ classes of najissat.
- It is faradh to clean wudhu parts____________________times.(1, 3, 6)
- When is it recommended to be in a state of Wudhu? ___________________________
- The naked parts of a Muslim are referred to as the _______________________
- Moral values are referred to as __________________________in Islam
- Why did Allah sent down clothing?_________________________
- The television is ____________________of communication. (means, part)
- Bad things in the society are called _______________________________________________
- _______________________________ encourages laziness in Islam. (Beggining, Working)
- Work is a form of _______________________(punishment, ibaadah)
- The word 'Iqraa' means ____________________________
- Small kindness are mentioned in surah ___________________________
- We should say ____________________ among ourselves show love for each other.
- Seeking knowledge is ________________________ upon every Muslim.
- The term "Al Waheed" means ___________________________
MARKING SCHEME
Section A: Social Studies
- South, West
- Railway line
- River, hills
- Road
- farming, mining, trading
- Frame
- South
- Plateaus
- Lake Victoria
- Equatorial
- Maasai
- Dense
- Learning from specialist
- Teacher
- Tourism
- Mining
- Sawmilling
- Subsistence
- Small Scale
- Stories/narratives
- Vasco Da Gama, Fort Jesus
- Southern Sudan
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- Irrigation
- Production of electricity
- Cushites
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Section B: Christian Religious Education
- Taking care of God's creation
- Responsibility; humility
- Revelation
- Solomon
- Mount Olives
- Mt. Carmel
- Mt. Sinai
- Mt.Horeb
- Ham
- Paul and Silas
- Jordan
- Nature
- 12
- Love
- Sins
- Jesus Christ
- Merciful
- See God
Section C: Islamic Religious Education
- Lahab
- Makkah
- Speak
- Cleanliness
- Clean
- Three
- One
- When going to bed
- Aura
- Akhlaa
- To cover our aura
- means
- Vices
- Begging
- Ibaadah
- Read
- Maun
- Salaam
- Obligatory
- The one
Social Studies & CRE Questions and Answers - Class 7 End Term 2 Exam 2021 Set 2
Study the map of Tugo area and use it to answer questions 1-7
- Kimani wants to construct a house near Toko market. The house is most likely to be made of
- mud
- cowdung
- timber
- stone
- Which one of the following is the main factor that influenced the location of the irrigation scheme in the area
- presence of the market
- presence of the post office
- presence of the town
- presence of police post
- The main economic activity in the area is
- crop farming and trading
- cattle keeping and mining
- crop farming and manufacturing
- mining and trading
- The railway line in the map is most likely to be used to report
- livestock and transport .
- building stones and sisal fibres
- maize and mineral
- livestock and minerals
- The climate of the area covered by the map is most likely to be
- cool and dry
- hot and dry
- hot and wet
- cool and wet
- The people in Tugo area are likely to be
- Christians
- Muslims
- Pagans
- Hindus
- The people of Tugo area mainly communicate through
- fixed telephone lines
- smoke signals
- letters
- emails
- Which of the following factors discourages settlement of people around the miombo woodlands of Tanzania
- the game park
- government policy
- wild animals
- the presence of tsetse flies
- Which one of the following are beef farming areas in Kenya and Tanzania
- Taita and Dar-es-salaam
- Kisumu and Dodoma
- Nyeri and Arusha
- Laikipia and Kongwa
- Which of the following groups comprises of countries of Eastern Africa only
- Uganda, Ethiopia, Egypt
- Djibouti, South Sudan, Rwanda
- Eritrea, Djibouti, Mozambique
- Kenya, Djibouti, Mozambique
- The practice of sub dividing ranches into rotational grazing areas in called
- tethering
- zero grazing
- paddocking
- demacation
- The following African traditional leaders resisted the European except
- Chief Mkwawa
- Lenana
- Mekatilili a Menza
- Koitalel arap Samoei
- Which of the following vegetation type below is found only in coastal areas?
- savannah vegetation
- tropical rainforest vegetation
- papyrus vegetation
- mangrove vegetation
- Which of the following countries was colonized by three European nations?
- Uganda
- Somalia
- Kenya
- Tanzania
- Who among the following is not elected during the parliamentary elections?
- woman representative
- member of national assembly
- speaker
- senator
- Which of the following statements explains the meaning of abuse of drugs?
- it is the selling of drugs to the pupils
- it is the illegal selling of drugs
- it is taking of drugs as instructed
- it is the misuse of drugs
- On which date was the current constitution of Kenya promulgated
- 27th August 2010
- 27th August 2013
- 21st November 2005
- 4th August 2010
- Pupils can practice democracy in a school
- during election of their prefects
- when playing harmonious in the field
- when reciting poems
- when they destroy the school property
- Which one of the following is the responsibility of the government to its citizen?
- building of places of worship
- ensuring that every citizen has a place to live
- providing food to all citizens
- building of major highways
- Which one of the following is not true about the constitution of Kenya?
- Parliament can change it
- It has never been revied
- It is a draft constitution
- It has 18 characters
- Which among the following African leaders was not a collaborators?
- Kabaka Mutesa I
- Oloibon Lenana
- Wayaki wa Hinga
- Koitalel arap Samoei
- Which one of the following has greatly caused lack of peace among the pastoralists
- religious differences
- lack of infrastructure
- cattle rustling
- unemployment
- All the following rivers provide water to the volta project except
- oti
- Gambia
- White volta
- Black volta
- Which of the following types of marriages is officiated by a D.O?
- elopping
- civil
- religious
- customary
- Below is a description of a type of vegetation (
- thick forest
- has different type of trees
- ever green
- has less undergrowth
The type of vegetation described above is- Savannah woodland
- Mountain vegetation
- Tropical rainforest
- Bushes and thickets
Use the diagram below to answer questions 26 to 29.
- The type of rainfall shown above is called
- mountainous
- orographic
- convectional
- frontal
- Which of the following areas is likely to receive this type of rainfall?
- Nyeri
- Wajir
- Machakos
- Lamu
- Which set of crops is mainly grown in the part marked L?
- Tea, cloves, coffee
- coffee, cocoa, tea
- pyrethrum, tea, coffee
- tea, cotton, pyrethrum
- Which economic activity is likely to be carried out in the area marked Z
- mining
- crop farming
- pastoralism
- dairy farming
- The national philosophy harambee was introduced in Kenya by
- Oginga Odinga
- Jomo Kenyatta
- Daniel Moi
- Mwai Kibaki
- Parliamentary proceeding in the national assembly are controlled by the
- President
- Sergent at arms
- Speaker
- clerk of the national assembly
- The characteristics of rivers found within the Rift valley are
- deep and broad
- shallow and narrow
- deep and narrow
- narrow and broad
- Which of the following is an example of a domestic trade?
- trade between Kenya and Europeans countries
- trade between Eastern Africa region and west Africa
- trade that takes place within the borders of a country
- trade between Kenya and Uganda
- Which one of the following is a modern method of preserving fish?
- smoking
- canning
- Salting
- Sun-drying.
- The missionaries established mission station in Africa inorder to
- find sources of river Nile
- introduce new crops
- colonise Africa
- spread Christianity
Use the map of Eastern Africa and answer questions 36 to 39.
- The route marked Y was followed by the
- cushites
- semites
- nilotes
- bantus
- The lake marked X on the map is an example of
- a crater lake
- a lava dammed lake
- an ox-bow lake
- a depressional lake
- The town marked W on the map is likely to be
- Dodora
- Dar-es-salaam
- Tanga
- Mbeya
- The national park marked Z on the map is known as
- Serengeti
- Mara
- Tsavo
- Amboseli
- The use of E-mail as a means of communication is hindered by
- lack of electricity
- lack of knowledge
- high demand of postal charges
- lack of computers
- Which one is not a role of citizens in the electoral process?
- Receiving money from candidates
- Evaluating the performance of the elected leader
- Campaining for the candidates
- Reading the results
- Which of the following gives the meaning of conflict resolution?
- to report to police
- to obey the law
- to re-establish good relation
- to take our enemies to court
- Wiich one of the following trees is not found in a natural forest?
- spruce
- mvule
- oak
- mahogany
- Which of the following minerals is correctly matched with the country where it is mined on a large scale?
- Soda ash - Nigeria
- Gold - Kenya
- Copper - Zainbia
- Oil-Ghana
- When is the sun overhead at the tropics of capricon?
- September
- March
- December
- June
- Marine fishing in Kenya and Tanzania is carried out in
- Indian Ocean
- Lake Turkana
- Lake Tanganyika
- Lake Naivasha
- Three of the following are objectives of IGAD except to
- eradicate poverty
- promote inter tribal ethnicity
- promote food shortage
- establish peace and security in the region
Use the diagram below to answer questions 48 to 49.
- The diagram above is called
- largest
- oasis
- barchan
- seif dune
- In which of the following countries can the feature be found
- Democratic Republic of Congo
- Namibia
- Ghana
- Gabon
- The first European missionary arrived in Kenya in 1844 and established a mission station at
- Rabai
- Tumutumu
- Nairobi
- Mombasa
- Inselbergs are common feature of plateau in central sahara. They are examples of
- block mountains
- volcanic mountains
- residual mountains
- escarpments
- The first African to join the legislative council (legco) in 1944 was
- Moody Awori
- Eliud Mathu
- Jomo Kenyatta
- Harry Thuku
- The regional headquarters of the East African community (EAC) are in
- Dodoma
- Arusha
- Dar-es-salaam
- Nairobi
- Which one of the following does not undermine peace in the society?
- racism
- fairness
- nepotism
- tribalism
- Before the coming of Europeans the Baganda were ruled by
- Batakas
- Hereditary chief
- Council of elders
- Hereditary kings
- Which one of the following is not a fold mountain found in Africa?
- Atlas
- Caperange
- Drakensberg
- Mau ranges
- The stable food for majority of them Ugandans is
- maize
- bananas
- potatoes
- maize and beans
- Kerio valley within the great rift valley is famous for mining of
- limestone
- flourspar
- diamonds
- diatomite
- Which one of the following African countries does the equator pass through?
- Ethiopia
- Tanzania
- South Sudan
- Somalia
- Which one of the following arms of goverment makes laws in Kenya?
- The cabinet
- Judiciary
- Legislature
- Executive
SECTION II
CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
- In the beginning when God created the universe the earth was
- disolate and engulfed
- formless and ancient
- disolate and darkness
- disolate and formless
- Who among the following prophets described the messiah as the prince of peace
- Amos
- Hosea
- Isaiah
- Micah
- In which book of the bible is the story of Noah and the flood found
- Genesis
- Leviticus
- Numbers
- Exodus
- Which one of the following festivals celebrated by the Israelites to remember their release from Egypt?
- Easter
- Pentecost
- Passover
- Clabernacles
- Which is the sixth commandment from God given to the Israelites through Moses?
- do not steal
- do not commit adultery
- do commit murder
- do not accuse anyone falsely
- Which one of the following commandments teaches about respect for marriages?
- do not commit murder
- do not steal
- do not cominit adultery
- do not accuse anyone falsely
- During the night of Exodus the Israelites were expected to observe the following rules except one. Which one
- eat while standing
- eat bitter herbs
- renain while standing
- eat leavened bread
- All the following are acceptable character traits except
- generous
- hardworking
- humbles
- selfish
- Which one of the following prophet of Israel healed Naaman of leprosy?
- Ahab
- Elijah
- Elisha
- Saul
- The main reason as to why Jesus died on the cross was
- so that we may have eternal life
- to please the jews
- to pay for Adam's sins
- to prove that he was the son of God
- Gideon was called by God to deliver the Israelites from?
- Midianites
- Amalekits
- Philistines
- Moabites
- Which value is not required during the breaking of bread?
- selfishness
- humility
- love
- unity
- Which one of the following is not an achievement of king David?
- Composing psalms
- Killing Goliath
- Building the temple
- capturing Jerusalem from Jebusites
- Which of the following is not a fruit of the Holy spirit?
- Patience
- Joy
- Gentleness
- Faith
- Who among the following people was called by God when still young
- Nathan
- Jeremiah
- John
- Moses
- The blind people use a machine called
- white cane
- computer
- phone
- braille
- The main lesson Christians learn from the announcements of the births of John and Jesus is that they should
- be ready to do God's work
- be huinble before God
- be faithful
- trust in God's power
- Happy are those who know they are spiritually poor
- God will then weath
- They will receive what God has promised
- The kingdom of heaven belong to them
- They will see God
- When Jesus was presented to the temple to be dedicated which religious practices was carried out to Mary
- dedication
- purification
- anointing
- naming
- Which one of the following are good Christian values?
- loves, forgiveness and sharing
- singing, stealing and kindness
- humility, revenging and fasting
- pride, purtiy, coveting
- Which one of the following parables teaches Christians to show compassion to the needy?
- The rich
- The last son
- The rich man and Lazarus
- The good Samaritan
- Who among the following people lacked the value of honesty?
- Mary magdalene and Ruth
- Simon Peter and Andrew
- Abraham and Sarah
- Ananias and Sapphira
- Jesus accompanied his parent at the age of 12 years to Jerusalem in order to
- celebrate the pentecost
- be dedicated
- attend the passover festival
- attend wedding at Cana of Galilee
- In which one of the following ways did David help King Saul anytime he was tormented by an evil spirit
- killing enemies
- singing psalms
- playing the harp
- carving weapons
- Jesus was able to overcome the temptations in the wilderness mainly because
- He was filled with the Holy Spirit
- I had fasted for forty days
- He had been baptised
- He had read the scriptures
- Who among the following people used their God given talents to serve God
- David and Saul
- Oholiab and Bezalel
- Ohaliab and Samson
- Beizebel and Josah
- Which one of the following statements is a teaching of Jesus from the sermon on the
- love God with all your heart
- let the children come to me
- happy are the pure in heart
- you must be bom again
- What reward did God promise those who work for peace
- God will call them his children
- They will see God
- God will satisfy them fully
- God will be merciful to them
- Jesus asked his disciples to pray at the mount of olives because he wanted them to
- stay awake
- save him from His enemies
- Go with him to the pilate
- avoid falling into temptations
- Who among the following disciples baptised the Ethiopian Eunuch
- John
- Peter
- James
- Philip
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Social Studies Questions and Answers - Class 6 End of Term 2 Exams Set 1
SOCIAL STUDIES
STD 6
END OF TERM 2
- The main cash crop grown in Sino area is
- Coffee
- Tea
- Sisal
- Pyrethrum
- Which one of the following services is not provided for in Sino area?
- Tourisin services.
- Administrative services.
- Recreational services.
- An educational services,
- The settlement pattern in the area is
- linear
- densely
- sparsely
- cluster
- The chief in Sino town is supervised by the
- Police officer
- County Commissioner
- Regional commissioner
- Assistant county commissioner
- The climate to the south west of sino area is likely to be
- warm and wet
- cool and dry
- cool and wet
- hot and dry
- People of sino area are
- Pagans
- Muslims
- Buddhists
- Christians
- The highest point in Sino area is likely to be found in the
- North
- North West
- South West
- South
- The following are factors that influence population distribution in Kenya except
- religion
- transport
- rainfall
- Soil
- Which one of the following forests in Kenya is an example of a lowland forest?
- Turbo
- Mau forest
- Arabuko Sokoke
- Kakamega forest
- The main cause of soil erosion at Northern Kenya is
- Mono-cropping
- poor methods of farming
- deforestation
- overstocking
- Which one of the following climatic region has the following characteristics
- It is generally warm and wer
- Mean annual temperature is between 18°c and 21°c
- higher areas are cooler with some recording 0°c
- It receives rainfall throughout the year
The climatic region described above is- semi desert climatic region
- tropical climatic region
- modified tropical climate region
- modified equatorial climate of the coastal region
- Which one of the following area is below sea level?
- Jabel Narra
- Berbera
- Omo valley
- Danakil depression
- Which one of the following weather instruments is correctly matched with its use?
- Direction of wind - hygrometer
- Speed of wind - anemometer
- Amount of water vapour - raingauge
- Rainfall - barometer
- The main coffee growing areas in Ethio pia are
- Harar and Kaffa
- Berbera and Ras Dashan
- Dire Dawa and Asmara
- Addis Ababa and Harar
- Below are some communities in Eastern Africa. Which one is not nilotic?
- Iteso.
- Samburu
- Nandi
- Orma
- The following are functions of a clan. Which one is not?
- Looked for wives for the young men
- Controlled the grazing land
- Settled disputes among members
- Owned land on behalf of the community
- Which one of the following lakes is not found in the western branch of the Rift valley
- L. Natron
- L. Tanganyika
- L. Edward
- Lake Albert
Use the diagram below to answer questions 18 and 19.
- The lines labelled 23 1/2°S and 0° respectively are known as
- Equator and tropical cancer
- Tropic of cancer and tropical of capricon
- Tropical of capricon and equator
- Tropical of caner and Equator
- When is the sun overhead at the line labelled 23 1/2°N
- December
- September
- June
- March
- Which one of the following does not undermine peace in the society?
- Tribalism.
- Racism.
- Nepotism.
- Fairness.
- The following were traditional fish preservation methods except
- Salting
- Freezing
- Smoking
- Sun drying
- One of the following Kenya traditional leaders has a town named after him. Who is he?
- Sakawa
- Koitalel arap Samoei
- Masaku
- Mekatilili wa Menza
- Which one of the following is a major threat to natural forests in Kenya today?
- Drought.
- Cutting trees for firewood.
- Forest fires.
- Cutting trees for settlement
- Among the Kalenjin, age group was formed by
- .people who married at the same time
- people born at different times
- people who were initiated almost at the same time
- people who worked together
- The largest national park in Kenya is
- Tsavo national park
- Sibiloi national park
- Nairobi national park
- Amboseli national park
- Which one of the following is the main reason for migration of the Bantu from cradle land?
- Search for pasture and water
- Spirit of adventure
- Population pressure
- Search for land for cultivation
- The following countries in Eastern Africa are crossed by Equator except
- Somalia
- Uganda
- Ethiopia
- Kenya
- The North Eastern part of Kenya is sparsely populated because
- the area receives unreliable rainfall
- the area is occupied by Somalia refugees
- the area has many wild animals
- the area is to cold to occupy
- The equator divides the earth into two parts called
- Southern and Eastern hemispheres
- Northern and Western hemispheres
- Northern and Southern hemispheres
- Western and Southern hemispheres
- The main reason why maize is widely grown in Tanzania
- It is grown for export
- It is grown to feed animals
- It is a staple food
- It is easily grown
- Which of the following is an example of a traditional industry?
- Meat canning
- Iron working
- Tea processing
- Textile industry
Use the map of Eastern Africa to artswer question 32 to 36.
- The water mass marked Q is the
- Indian Ocean
- Mediterranean sea
- Pacific occan
- Red sea
- The capital city of the country marked Z is
- Juba
- Khartoum
- Asmara
- Mogadishu
- The country marked R is
- Eritrea
- Djibouti
- Rwanda
- Sudan
- The main factor that has influenced rainfall distribution at the area marked M on the map is
- latitude
- siape of coastline
- altitude
- distance from a large water body
- The main economic activity of the community that migrated along the route marked Z is
- Tradin
- Pastoralism
- Cultivation
- Fishing
- Which one of the following Eastern Africa countries does not have a well an access to the sea?
- Somalia
- Kenya.
- Sudan.
- Ethiopia
- Which one of the following kingdoms was ruled by Nabongo Mumia?
- Bunyoro
- Baganda
- Abawanga
- Nyamwezi
- When is the Heroes day celebrated in Kenya
- 10th October
- 20th October
- May 1st
- June 1st
- Which one of the following countries of Eastern Africa is most populated?
- Tanzania
- Sudan
- Kenya
- Ethiopia
- The following communities in Kenya resisted the British rule. Which one did not
- Agiriama
- The Nandi
- The Maasai
- The Abagusii
- According to Africa beliefs the last rite of passage is
- marriage
- birth
- initiation
- death
- Which one of the following factor mainly influencés convectional rainfall?
- Relief
- Large water bodies
- Latitude
- Vegetation
- Which one of the following communities in Eastern Africa is a Bantu?
- Amharic
- Pokomo
- Luo
- Rendile
- The road sign drawn below indicates
- danger ahead
- bumps ahead
- no entry
- pedestrian crossing
- The main problem facing beef farming Kenya and Tanzania is
- prolonged drought
- competition from imported meat
- pests and diseases
- inadequate market
- The main duty of the legislature is to
- make laws
- maintain law and order
- punish law breakers
- defend the country
- In Kenya mangrove forests are found at
- Rift valley
- Highlands
- Coastal region
- Lake basin
- Who is the head of county executive committee
- Deputy Governor
- Senator
- County representative
- County Governor
- The following minerals are mined through open cast except
- diatomite
- soda ash
- flourspar
- limestone
- Who among the following communities is not a highland nilote?
- Nandi
- Sabaot
- Iteso
- Bongomek
- The main type of fish that is caught from L. Tanganyika is
- Dagaa
- Trout
- Nile perch
- Tilapia
- Who among the following people is an ex official in the National Assembly?
- Chief justice
- Attorney general
- Clerk to the assembly
- Speaker
- The official language in Ethiopia is
- French
- Shilluk
- Tingirinya
- Amharic
- Which one of the following are example: of assembly industries except?
- Tourism.
- Radio and television
- Motor vehicle
- Bicycle assembling
- . Who was the second vice president in Kenya
- Daniel Moi
- Josephat Karanja
- Mwai Kibaki
- Joseph Murumbi
- Which one of the following lake is formed when lava blocks a river channel and water collects behind the lava wall?
- L. Jipe
- L. Shala
- L. Tana
- L. Gambi
- Which one of the following factors leads to negative population growth in a place
- Better hygiene
- Medical care
- Civil war
- Good educations
- The main way of becoming a Kenya citizen is through
- registration
- birth
- dual citizenship
- recommendation
- The Agiriama resistance to colonial rule was led by
- Mekatilili
- Samoei
- Lenana
- Nabongo
SECTION II
CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
- Which one of the following was duty given to human being by God according to Genesis?
- To preach the world of God
- To take care of God's creation
- To pray always
- To eat well
- Who among the following people was told to build the ark by God
- Abraham
- Lot
- Noah
- Deborah
- "Leave your home, your relatives and your father's house and go to a place that I will show you" (Genesis 12:1) To whom were these words said?
- Moses
- Lot
- Abraham
- Jonah
- The Israelites did the following with the blood of the lamb that they slaughtered during passover night. Which one was it?
- They gave it out to their neighbours
- They put it out to their neighbours
- They gave it to their leader Moses
- They smeared on door posts 65.
- The following prophet foretold the killing of baby boys in Israel. Who is he?
- Jeremiah
- Elijah
- Isaiah
- Hosea
- The following words were said about Jesus by angle Gabriel. The child will
- be mighty
- be Holy
- not be shaved
- heal many of their disease
- Among the gift brought to Jesus by the wise men represented priesthood
- frankincense
- myrrh
- gold
- silver
- "This is my body, which is given for you." These words were said by Jesus during his
- arrest at Gethsemane
- crucification at Golgotha
- last supper at Jerusalem
- ascension of Bethany
- Jesus is a sure hope for mankind. Which event mark his victory over death
- Easter
- Christmas
- temptation
- pentecost
- The last book in the new testament is called
- Malachi
- Matthew
- Revelation
- Genesis
- After Jesus Christ ascended to heaven, the disciples remained in Jerusalem to
- avoid being arrested
- wait for his return
- eat the last meal
- wait for the holy spirit
- The first person to be killed because of his faith in Jesus was called
- Stephen
- Judas
- Paul
- Nicanor
- We celebrate the resurrection of Jesus on
- Good friday
- Easter Monday
- Easter Sunday
- Good monday
- Christians take care of the environment mainly because it is
- source of money
- source of food
- tourist attraction
- God's creation
- The main way to receive eternal life is through
- confession of our sins
- participating in the holy
- participating in prayers
- faith in Jesus christ
- Who among the following people did not witness the resurrection of Jesus?
- Salome
- Mary
- Zechariah
- Peter
- New life in the traditional African societies was marked by the following except
- circumcision
- marriage
- baptism
- birth
- In which of the following ways are Christians best in reducing the spread of HIV and AIDS
- educating people to change their behaviours
- avoiding mixing with sinner
- distributing medicines to the sick
- providing food to the sick
- The main teaching that Christians learn from the parable of the sower is to
- use God's word temporarily
- use God's word to heart others
- read and ignore God's word
- receive and retain God's word
- Who among the following people in the Bible offered his tomb for the burial of Jesus?
- Simon of cyrene
- Joseph of Arimathea
- Nicodemus
- Joseph of cyrene
- Gideon defeated the midianites mainly because
- believed in God
- was strong and mighty
- was from a great calm
- had many soldiers
- Tabitha made clothes for widows and orphans. Which fruit of the Holy Spirit did she have?
- Peace
- Love
- Joy
- Self-control
- Laziness was discouraged in African traditional society. Which one of the following was work done in the African traditional society?
- Teaching
- Shopkeeper
- Hunting
- Driver
- The lesson that Christians learn from the Jesus miracle of healing the centurion servant is that
- had power over nature
- should have faith
- had power over life
- had power to forgive sins
- Your classmate, Sam, has found out the person who stole his T-shirt. As a Christi Sam should
- request the thief to return it
- call his friends to help him beat him up
- force the thief to make a public confession of his sin
- inform the neighbours who the thief is
- Jane is a std 6 girl. Her parent cannot afford to buy books for her. What can the children in her class do for her
- hate her
- take her shopping for clothes
- send her away
- share books with her
- In Kasiga school, the headteacher asked pupils to bring some dry foodstuff to give to the people affected by drought in the country. As a Christian, what is the best thing for sophic do
- forego eating break and save money to buy flour for the affected people
- do nothing about it since she is not working
- tell ot ser children whose parents are rich to bring foodstuff
- pray that God helps those people
- Collins lost many of his brothers and sisters who also left behind children. What is the best thing for him to do as a Christian?
- forgot those children and concentrate of taking care of her own children
- advice those children to leave school and work for her on her farm for a fee
- try her best to assist the orphans by providing for them food and education
- send those children away to live on the streets
- Magdalene, a std 6 girl sees three pupils fighting. As a Christian what should she do
- pass and leave them fighting
- stop them form fighting
- report the mater to the parents
- report to the headteacher
- Damaris is a weak pupil in class. As a Christian what advise would you give her
- start a small business
- visit a magician
- study hard and ask God for guidance
- go to church every week
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Social Studies Questions And Answers - Class 8 End of Term 2 2021 Set 2
SOCIAL STUDIES
STD 8
END OF TERM 2
Use the map of Waso area above to answer questions 1 to 7.
- The approximate size of Dera town is
- 3.5km?
- 7km
- 11km
- 5.5km
- Which one of the following statements about the forest in Waso area is not correct?
- It is found in highland areas.
- It is a natural forest.
- It protects sources of rivers.
- It is a source of timber
- Tele town begun at its present site mainly due to
- presence of a road junction
- high population in the area
- flat relief of the land
- good climatic conditions
- Which one of the following is a social activity carried out in Dera town?
- Touris
- Gartes
- Trading
- Mining
- The people of Waso area are mainly
- christians
- muslims and christians
- pagan
- traditionalist
- County development projects in Waso area are supervised by
- the county office
- the county assembly
- the governor
- the county commissioner
- Land in Waso area generally rises towards
- South West
- South East
- North Eas
- North West
- The following are traditional methods of 1 weather observation;
- Clear cloudless skies.
- High night temperatures.
- Shedding of leaves.
- Morning dew on the grass
- Appearance of locusts.
Which one of the following combinations shows a dry seasons?- (ii), (i), (iv)
- (iii), (iv), (v)
- (i), (iii). (iv)
- (i), (ii), (v)
- Rapid population growth in the rural areas in Kenya has led to
- growth of towns
- decrease in farming land
- use of dry lands
- creation of settlement schemes
- Settlements schemes were established in Kenya after independence mainly to
- settle landless Africans
- increase food production
- create plantations
- reward Africans who collaborated
- The diagram below shows the formation of rainfall.
Which one of the following areas does not receive the type of rainfall shows above?- Slopes of mount Kilimanjaro.
- Coastal areas of West Africa.
- Lake Victoria basin.
- Equatorial region of the Congo Basin.
- Britain used indirect rule policy in administering Northern Nigeria in order to
- make the Africans to collaborate
- acquire raw materials in the region
- reduce the costs of administration
- put down Africans resistance
- Which one of the following groups of countries is made up of members of Economic Community of West Africa State (ECOWAS)
- Gabon, Chad, Congo
- Nigeria, Ghana, Togo
- Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia
- Cameroon, R. Congo, Angola
- The main reason why families in Germany enjoys high standard of living is that
- the county has a small population
- the country has few old people
- most people live in towns
- most people live in rural area
- Continuous emission of smoke from industries has led to
- pollution of rivers
- death of marine life
- increase in food production
- increase of atmospheric temperatures.
- When the Lozi people collaborated with the British they were led by
- Chief Khama
- King Lewanika
- King Lobengula
- Kabaka Mitesa!
- The following are characteristics of a certain type of soil
- It has fine particles.
- It cracks when dry.
- It absorbs too much water.
The type of soil described above is- sandy soil
- volcanic soil
- clay soil
- loam soil
- Improvement in modern forms of communication systems in Africa has led to
- increase in trading activities
- migration of people to towns
- increase of population in the rural areas
- increase in communication costs.
- Which one of the following communities entered Eastern Africa from the South?
- Samburu
- Galla
- Ngoni
- Nyamwezi
- Which one of the following elements of weather is correctly matched with the instrument that it measures?
Element of weather Instrument A Amount of rainfall Hygrometer
B Water vapour Anemometer C Speed of wind Raingauge D Atmospheric pressure Barometer - Which one of the following factors has caused decrease in life expectancy in Kenya?
- Decrease in amount of rainfall. .
- HIV and AIDS infection.
- Improvement f health care services.
- Use of family planning methods.
- Which one of the following duties is not performed by the deputy head teacher in school management?
- Chairing school management committee meetings.
- Teaching subjects in class.
- Preparing the school routine
- Marking pupils books.
- Which one of the following groups is made up of European nations that had colonies in both West and East Africa?
- Britain and Germany.
- Germany and Italy.
- Spain and Portugal.
- Belgium and Spain.
- The theory of human evolution was discovered by
- Richard Leakey
- Cail Peter
- Charles Darwin
- David Livingstone
- Which one of the following statements about the system of government in Swaziland is correct?
- General elections are held every 5 years.
- The country has a monarchy system.
- Head of state is elected by voters.
- All members of the senate are elected.
- Building of gabions is a soil conservation methods used in areas where
- hilly areas have been cultivated
- soil has been eroded uniformly
- there is little vegetation cover
- water has cut deep channels
- The most abused drug in Kenya by people of different ages is
- alcoho
- mandrax
- khat
- heroine
- Areas with swampy conditions are not good for settlement because
- they have flat land
- they have steep slopes
- They have disease causing organisms
- they receive low rainfall
- The diagram below shows the formation of a mountain.
Which one of the following mountains in Eastern Africa was formed through the process shown in the diagram above?- Mount Usambara
- Mount Longonot
- Mount Ruwenzori
- Mount Pare
- Which one of the following is a benefit of democracy in the society?
- There is creation of wealth.
- A country earns foreign exchange.
- Citizens are able to make political decisions.
- There is exchange of cultural practices.
- Which one of the following groups consist of those that joined organization of Africa Unity (AOU) in 1963?
- Djibouti, Zimbabwe, Zambia
- Mozambique, Eritrea, Kenya
- Swaziland, Namibia, Angola
- Ghana, Egypt, Ethiopia
- Which one of the following is the main challenge facing tourism in Africa?
- Political conflicts.
- Drought
- Inadequate hotels
- Long distances between game parks.
- Before the colonial period the Khoikhoi people obtained food through
- farming
- livestock keeping
- fishing
- trading
- Which one of the following colours is correctly matched with features it represents in a map?
- Brown Water bodies
- Green Highland regions
- Yellow Lowland plains
- Blue Vegetation
- Which one of the following statements correctly describes an age group?
- People who are related by blood.
- People who live in the same area.
- People who have a common ancestor.
- People born around the same time.
- The main export crop of Ghana is
- Cocoa
- Cloves
- Coffee
- Pyrethrum
- The following are statement about a prominent African leader
- He gave land to peasant farmers.
- He initiated the building of a dam.
- He died in 1970 while still in office.
The person described above is- Leopold Sadar Senghor.
- Gamal Abdel Nasser.
- Kwame Nkurumah.
- Haile sellasie.
Use the map of Eastern Africa below to 4 answer questions 38 to 41.
- The river marked T is
- River Rufiji
- River Pangani
- River Ruvuma
- Rive Omo
- The mineral mined at the place marked K is used to make
- jewelry
- salt
- toothpaste
- heat insulator
- Which one of the following communities used the route marked M during the migration period?
- Baganda
- Orm
- Turkana
- Luo
- Three of the following statements about the country marked C are correct. Which one is not?
- It was colonized by Britain.
- It is a land locked country.
- It produces coffee in large quantities.
- It has the highest population in Eastern Africa.
- The main reason why the Pokomo people moved from the Shungwaya area was
- outbreak of diseases in the area
- attacks by the Galla people
- search for better farming land
- overpopulation in the area
- Which one of the following was a condition for an African to be assimilated during the French colonial period in Senegal?
- A person had to accept Christianity.
- A person had to own his own land.
- A person was to be living in a town.
- A person had to work in France
- Which one of the following is a processing industry?
- Cement making in Athi River.
- Fruit canning in Thika.
- Paper making in Webuye.
- Shoe making in Limuru.
- Marine fishing in Africa is faced by the problem of
- lack of fish in the seas
- poor roads in fishing areas
- water weeds growing in the seas
- inadequate funds to invest in fishing
- Which one of the following highways connects Mombasa and Lagos?
- Trans Saharan Highway,
- Great North Road.
- Trans Africa Highway.
- Lagos Gao Oudja Highway
- Kenyans demonstrate patriotism when they
- go to foreign countries to study
- attend national day celebrations
- take their children to school
- work to earn their living
- Which one of the following is not a Semitic speaking community in Eastern Africa?
- Issa
- Afar
- Sandawe
- Amharans
- Which one of the following is not a down warped lake in Africa?
- Lake Albert
- Lake Chad
- Lake Victoria
- Lake Kyoga
- The windward slopes of highland regions attract large populations because
- they are good for farming
- They have gentle slopes
- they have thick forest
- they have natural resources
- Which one of the following statements about a clan is correct?
- Members share common names
- Members live in the same area
- Members are born at the same time.
- Members are related by blood.
- Large poultry farms are located near large urban centres due to
- good roads in urban areas
- nearness to market for poultry products
- availability of labour in towns
- availability of chicken feeds
- The collaboration of the Agikuyu people of Dagoretti with the British was led by
- Nabongo Mumia,
- Laibon Lenana
- Mekatilili wa Menza
- Waiyaki wa Hinga
- Before Bantu communities migrated to Kenya they lived
- in the Nile valley
- Southern Africa
- the Congo basin
- in the Horn of Africa
- Which one of the following is characteristic of Mediterranean climate?
- Rainfall is experienced in the winter season
- There are two dry seasons.
- Temperature are high throughout the year
- Rainfall is experienced throughout the year.
- Which one of the following is a basic need in a family?
- Land
- Wealth
- Food
- Car
- Natural forests in the highland regions of Kenya are conserved mainly because
- they provide timber for export
- they protect sources of rivers
- they are sources of firewood
- they provide raw materials for paper making
- The constitution of Kenya is important because
- it outlines the rights of Kenyans.
- it is taught in schools
- it was written after independence
- it was written by Kenyans
- An elected member of the national assembly loses a seat if the person
- is absent from parliament
- goes out of the country
- is jailed for more than six months
- is arrested by the police
- The legislative arm of the government is headed by
- Attorney General
- President
- Chief Justice
- Speaker
SECTION II CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
- The story about the origin of life on earth is contained in the book of
- Leviticus
- Exodus
- Numbers
- Genesis
- Abraham went to live in the land of Canaan because
- he wanted to obey God's command
- there was famine in Haran
- his relatives were in Haran
- he wanted to sacrifice his son
- A Christian value shown by Joseph when he was living in the house of Potiphar was
- faithfulness
- patience
- humility
- honesty
- When Moses was living in Midian he worked as a
- priest
- carpenter
- shepherd
- tanner
- The Israelites ate unleavened bread on the night they left Egypt because
- there was no yeast in Egypt
- they wanted to remember their suffering
- they were in a hurry to leave Egypt
- it was at night
- Which one of the following women served as a judge in Israel?
- Hannah
- Deborah
- Miriam
- Ruth
- Which one of the following was an achievement of King David?
- He built a temple in Jerusalem
- He traded with foreign Kings
- He made Jerusalem the capital city.
- He became very rich.
- King Ahab disobeyed God when he
- took the wife of Uriah
- tried to kill prophet Elijah
- married many foreign women
- took Naboth's Vineyard
- The prophecy made by Micah was that
- Jesus would be born in Bethlehem.
- God would write his laws on peoples hearts.
- there would be a new King in Israel
- the Israelites would be slaves in Egypt.
- When Angle Gabriel visited Mary he told her that
- her son would be called John
- she would conceive by the power of Holy Spirit
- her son would be a great prophet
- she would live to an old age
- Herod wanted to kill Jesus because
- Jesus was becoming more famous
- people were putting their faith in Jesus
- Jesus had condemned the sin of Herod
- he wanted to continue ruling
- The main value taught by John the baptist when he preached was
- respect
- loyalty
- repentance
- humility
- When Jesus called Andrew and Peter he told them that
- they would preach with them in the villages
- they were true Israelites
- they would suffer with him
- he would teach them how to catch fish
- Which one of the following values is demonstrated in the parable of the good Samaritan?
- Humility
- Kindness
- Patience
- Honesty
- When Jesus changed water into wine he had gone to Cana to
- raise Lazarus
- preach at the Synagogue
- attend a wedding
- eat in the house of Zacchaeus
- Which one of the following was done by Jesus on the night he was arrested?
- He washed his disciples' feet.
- He changed water into wine.
- He walked on water
- He cursed a fig tree.
- Mary Magdalene recognized Jesus near the tomb on the day he resurrected when
- Jesus called out her name
- Jesus showed her his scars
- Jesus preached to her
- Jesus performed a miracle
- On the day of Pentecost the disciples were able to
- perform many miracles.
- defend themselves
- escape from prison
- speak in foreign languages
- The person who was chosen to take the place of Judas Iscariot was
- Barnabbas
- Stephen
- Matthias
- Paul
- Which one of the following people was raised by Paul?
- Aeneas
- Eutychus
- Tabitha
- Cornelius
- Which one of the following is a fruit of the Holy Spirit?
- Faithfulness
- Faith
- Wisdom
- Healing
- Which one of the following specialists is found in both traditional African and Christian communities?
- Herbalist
- Priest
- Medicine man
- Rainmaker
- Children are named after ancestor in traditional African communities in order to
- please their parents
- make their great leaders
- keep the family lineage
- make them live to old age
- Places of Worship in traditional African societies are respected because
- they have evil spirits
- they are located in lonely places
- they are dark
- they are considered sacred
- When people offend God in Traditional African societies they
- offered sacrifices
- wear torn clothes
- shave their heads
- skip meals
- Christians meet together to pray in order to
- eat together
- strengthen their unity in Christ
- know one another
- help the needy
- Which one of the following is the best leisure activity for standard eight pupil during school holidays?
- Reading magazines
- Playing games
- Attending birthday parties
- Visiting the sick
- The church promotes education in Kenya through
- preaching in schools
- establishing schools
- baptizing children
- teaching children moral values
- Husbands are advised to love their wives
- as they love themselves
- because their wives love them too
- as Christ loved the church
- should be loved
- European Missionaries taught Africans how to read in order to
- enable them get jobs
- make them equal to the Europeans
- help them stop their customs
- enable them preach Christianity.
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Social Studies & RE Questions and Answers - Class 8 End Term 2 Exam 2021 Set 1
Study the map of Katana area and answer questions 1 - 7.
- The land in Katana area slopes from
- south west to north east
- north east to south west
- north to south west
- south east to north east.
- Which type of soil is likely to be found near the saw mill?
- Sand soil
- Black cotton soil
- Red volcanic soil
- Loam soil.
- The highest point in Katana area is likely to be found near
- the cattle dip
- the quarry
- Tula Market
- the saw mill.
- What is the approximate area of the cattle ranch?
- 15km
- 20km
- 10km
- 18km
- Which economic activity is not carried out in Katana area?
- Crop farming
- Transport
- Trade
- Fishing
- Katana Town has grown to its present size mainly because of
- security
- education service
- county office
- transport network.
- The main reason that has influenced the location of the sawmill is
- presence of a river
- presence of transport
- nearness to the forest
- availability of labour.
- The original homeland of the River-lake Nilotes was
- the Congo Basin
- the horn of Africa
- Bahr-el-Ghazal
- Arabian Peninsula.
- Which one of the following titles used in the kingdom of Swaziland is correctly matched with its officer?
- Ngwenyama - king
- Ndlovukhazi - family council
- Sikhulu - prince's mother
- Lusendvo - chief
- Which one of the following statements is true about pastoral farming among the Maasai?
- they grow fodder crops for their animals
- they mainly keep their animals in ranches
- they migrate with their animals in search of pasture and water
- they willingly sell their animals to earn income.
- Below are duties of a school administration.
- Takes care of all facilities bought by the school
- Receives all school funds and keep records of expendiure
- Writes minutes during school management committee meetings.
The duties described above are performed- the deputy headteacher
- the headteacher
- the chairperson of the school committee
- the school senior teacher.
Use the diagram below to answer questions 12 and 13.
- The winds marked R are
- south west monsoon winds
- harmattan winds
- westerlies
- south east monsoon winds.
- The reason why the coastal region near Accra receives less rainfall than Axim is because
- Accra is at a low altitude
- winds blow parallel to the coast of Accra
- Accra receives cool and dry winds
- Axim is near large water bodies.
- Which one of the following communities was ruled by a chief during the pre-colonial period?
- Ameru
- Abawanga
- Maasai
- Khoikhoi
- A Japanese contractor wants to apply for Kenya citizenship. The best advice you can give him is to
- marry a Kenyan woman and then apply for citizenship
- purchase a property in Kenya and then apply for a citizenship
- continue living in Kenya continously for seven years
- apply for citizenship immediately he turns 28 years.
- In traditional African societies, the appearance of new moon was associated with
- the coming of good seasons
- the coming of good harvests
- the coming of a dry season
- the coming of rains.
- Below are facts about an early visitor to East Africa.
- He was the first European to travel to mEast Africa
- He found a shorter route to India
- Defeated the sultan Ibrahim of Kilwa and forced him to pay taxes
The early visitor described above is- Dr. David Livingstone
- Sir William Mackinon
- Vasco Da Gama
- John Speke.
- Which one of the following dams in Africa is correctly matched with the river where it is located?
Dam River A. Aswan R. Volta B. Kariba R. Zambezi C. Akosombo R. NIle D. Masinga R. Niger - Deserts in Africa experience very low temperature at night. This is because
- the sun does not shine at night
- a mass of cool air blows to the deserts at night
- the clear skies lead to heat loss at night
- the sun is always overhead within the deserts.
- Below are achievements of a certain leader in Africa.
- Was a founder member of OAU
- Resisted Italian invasion
- France helped him to modernise his army. The leader described above is
- Haile Selassie
- Nelson Mandela
- Gama Abdel Nasser
- Julius Nyerere.
Study the diagram below and answer questions 21 and 22.
- Which one of the following statements is true about the population pyramid shown above?
- Most of the population is below 15years.
- People over 40 years age are few.
- Young people are fewer than those above 35 years.
- Death rate among children is high.
- The population pyramid shown above represents one of the following countries. Which one is it?
- Germany
- Kenya
- India
- Tanzania
- Which one of the following statements is true about the geographical position of Africa?
- It lies to the south of Europe
- It lies to the East of the Indian Ocean
- It is found to the west of the Mediterranean sea
- It borders Pacific Ocean.
- The main role of the consitution of Kenya is that it
- ensures development projects are undertaken by the government.
- gives the president powers to dissolve parliament.
- contains the records of the laws and rules of our country.
- contains policies of the ruling party.
- The most widespread means of communication in rural areas is
- newspaper
- television
- internet
- radio.
- The main problem facing road transport in Eastern Africa is
- employment of unqualified drivers
- unstable fuel prices
- narrow roads with sharp bends
- lack of money to construct better roads.
- Which one of the following was the title given to ruler of Nyamwezi chiefdom in the 19th century?
- Ntemi
- Kabaka
- Chief Mkwawa
- Minule
- Which one of the following minerals is used in making metal pipes and tubes?
- Copper
- Petroleum
- Flouspar
- Gold
- Who among the following traditional African leaders collaborated with the British during establishment of colonial rule?
- Samore Toure
- Mekatilili
- Lewanika
- Kabaka Mwanza
- In Kenya, laws to protect county interests are made by
- national assembly
- senate
- cabinet
- attorney general.
- Which one of the following countries in Africa is correctly matched with its capital city?
- Cameroon - Luanda
- Zimbambwe - Harare
- Angola - Libreville
- Gabon - Yaonde
- Which one of the following is the main effect of destruction of natural forests on the slopes of Mau region?
- Shortage of herbal medicine
- Death of wild animals
- Shortage of wood fuel
- Reduced volume of water in lakes.
- The main problem limiting trade among members of ECOWAS is
- they use different national languages
- they have poor transport links
- they use different currencies
- they produce similar goods.
- The method that was used by the Belgians to administer Congo was
- Assimilation
- association
- direct rule
- indirect rule.
- The best way to control rill erosion is by
- building gabions
- planting cover crops
- crop rotation
- mulching.
Study the map of Africa below and answer questions 36-39
- The lake marked R was formed through
- erosion
- faulting
- downwarping
- deposition
- The community that migrated to Eastern
Africa using the route P was- Arabs
- Khoisan
- Ngoni
- Pokomo
- Which one of the following factors does not influence climate of the area marked S?
- Shape of the land
- Ocean currents
- Winds
- Latitude
- The vegetation in the region marked Q comprises of
- sweet smelling shrubs
- trees with large trunks
- tall elephant grass
- plants with thorny leaves.
- Which one of the following pre-historic sites is found in Sudan?
- Amara
- Lalibela
- Koobofora
- Nsongezi
- The first African to be nominated to LEGCO in 1944 was
- James Gichuru
- Harry Thukie
- B.A Ohanga
- Eliud Mathu.
- Which one of the following is a way of promoting peace in the society?
- Punishing law breakers
- Forming women groups
- Encouraging forgiveness
- Inviting consultants into the country.
- The followimg are conditions favouring growth of a certain crop.
- Temperature 21°C -26°C
- Rainfall of more than 1200mm i
- Protection from strong winds
The crop described above is- tea
- coffee
- bananas
- sisal.
- The best way to stop drug abuse in schools is by
- fencing the school compound
- punishing drug users
- arresting drug dealers
- creating awareness on dangers of drugs.
- Civil marriages in Kenya are presided over by
- clan elders
- magistrate
- religious leaders
- members of parliament.
- Which of the following language groups consists of Cushitic speakers only?
- Maasai, Jemps, Rendille
- Borana, Galla, Sanye
- Kipsigis, Sabaot, Gabbra
- Burji, Somali, Turgen.
- The people of Zimbambwe achieved their independence mainly by
- using political parties
- peaceful negotiations
- armed struggle
- organizing boycotts and strikes.
- Which one of the following is a modern method of preserving fish in Kenya?
- Salting
- Smoking
- Canning
- Sun drying.
- The minimum age requirement for a person wishing to be a member of the national assembly is
- 18 years
- 21 years
- 35 years
- 30 years.
- Which one of the following is a way of managing rapid population growth?
- Increasing food production
- Providing family planning services
- encouraging immigration
- giving child allowances.
- Which one of the following is an effect of rotation of the earth?
- Causes equinoxes
- Causes seasons
- Causes changes in the position of the midday sun
- Causes day and night.
- Which one of the following groups of rivers drains to the Antlantic Ocean?
- Cunene, Lempopo, Zambezi
- Senegal, Cunene, Orange
- Orange, Shibelli, Niger
- Zambezi, Limpopo, Ruruma
- The main way in which people interact today is through
- games and sports
- education
- trade
- social media.
- The main objective of the formation of OAU was to
- bring greater unity among African countries
- eliminate all forms of colonialism
- fight HIV and AIDS
- fight corruption and promote good governance.
- Three of the following are problems facing tourism in Eastern Africa except?
- poaching
- frequent accidents
- poor transport
- terrorism.
- What is the time in town X located along longitude 40°W if the time in Accra is 12 noon?
- 2:40pm
- 9:20am
- 9:20pm
- 2:40am
- On which day do we remember the attainment of idependence in Kenya?
- 19 June 1963
- 12h December 1963
- 20 October
- 12th December 1964.
- School routine is important to a school mainly because
- it promotes order in a school
- pupils get time to rest
- pupils come to school late
- it expresses aims and beliefs of a school.
- Which one of the following was a function of Ntemi among the Nyamwezi?
- Was the head of the kingdom
- Controlled trade in his chiefdom
- Settled land disputes
- Was incarge of collecting taxes.
- The method of solving disputes that involves judicial settlement is known as
- litigation
- arbitration
- conciliation
- negotiation.
SECTION II: CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
- What punishment did God give to Eve because of her disobedience?
- Suffering while giving birth
- Putting on clothes
- Sweating to earn a living
- Eating selected fruits.
- Who among the following is known as a friend of God?
- Noah
- Joseph
- Enock
- Abraham
- When Moses was called by God, he was living in
- Ur
- Haran
- Midian
- Canaan.
- Jacob dreamt at
- Peniel
- Shechem
- Bethel
- Canaan.
- Which commandment was broken by the Israelites when they worshipped a golden calf?
- Do not commit adultery
- Do not desire another man's property
- Do not make images for yourself
- Do not accuse anyone falsely.
- David annoyed God when he
- killed Goliath
- killed Uriah
- killed Naboth
- cried over Soul's death.
- The jews celebrated the passover to remember when
- they were given the ten commandments
- Moses was called by God
- they entered into the land of Caanan
- they were delivered from Egypt.
- Who among the following prophets was called by God while still young?
- Moses
- Isaiah
- Jeremiah
- Hosea
- Who among the following kings was annointed by prophet Nathan? King
- Saul
- David
- Solomon
- Ahab
- David played the harp for king Saul. This teaches Christians that leisure time should best be used for
- helping others
- enjoying oneself
- visiting places
- developing new skills.
- Mary mother of Jesus hailed from the town
- Jerusalem
- Bethlehem
- Bethany
- Nazareth
- Which one of the following quotes is not a beatitude. Blessed is
- he who comes in the name of the Lord
- are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted
- are merciful, for they shall obtain mercy
- are pure in heart, for they shall see God.
- "This is my own dear son with whom am pleased with. Listen to him." These words were spoken during Jesus'
- baptism
- temptation
- transfiguration
- crucification
- Which one of the following parables does not teach on prayer?
- The widow and the unjust judge
- The prodigal son
- The pharasee and the tax collector
- The friend at midnight
- A miracle of Jesus which shows his power over nature is
- healing the paralysed man
- walking on water
- healing blind Bartimaeus
- raising Jairus daughter.
- The two disciples that Jesus walked with after resurrection were on their way from
- Emmaus
- Jerusalem
- Jericho
- Bethlehem.
- Who among the following disciples of Jesus was not a fisherman?
- Matthew
- Andrew
- Peter
- James
- Before the Roman governor, Jesus was not accused of
- claiming to be the king of Jews
- claiming to destroy the temple and build it in three days
- inciting people not to pay taxes
- misleading people and subverting the nation.
- During the day of Pentecost, the presence of God was witnessed by
- fire
- strong wind
- dove
- cloud and smoke.
- What advice did John the Baptist give to the tax collector?
- To pay taxes to the emperor
- To obey lawful authority
- Not to collect more taxes than required
- Not to accuse anyone falsely.
- Who among the following offered his tomb for the burial of Jesus?
- Simon of Cyrene
- Nicodemus
- Simon the Patriot
- Joseph of Arimathea
- Which one of the following is a common belief between Christians and Africans about God?
- God is the creator
- God is three in one
- God is a jealous God
- God lives in heaven.
- The following are all religious leaders in African religion except
- prophets
- priests
- bishops
- diviners.
- Which one of the following virtue was mainly taught to children in African traditional society?
- Respect
- Tolerance
- Patience
- Courage
- The main reason why Christians should obey their leaders is because they
- are chosen to rule with justice
- are chosen by God
- keep peace in the community
- have power and authority.
- The following are gifts of the holy spirit except
- patience
- faith
- wisdom
- preaching
- All parents should encourage their children to practice
- nepotism
- chastity
- discrimination
- dishonesty
- Which of the following is the best way for a Christian to use his wealth?
- Going to trips in other countries
- Starting community development projects
- Building big houses for their families
- Saving in the bank for future.
- Which one of the following Jewish feast was Jesus celebrating during the last supper?
- Pentecost
- Passover
- Ascension
- New year
- Which missionary society sent John Rebman to Kenya?
- Holy Ghost Fathers
- Mill Hill Fathers
- Church of Scotland Mission
- Church Missionary Society.
SECTION II: ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
- The following are lessons from surah Al Lahab except one. Which one?
- Bad plans can never succeed
- Evil will cause downfall
- Allah will punish evil doers
- Disbelievers will enter paradise.
- 'Fadhalikala'adhi yadhu'ul yatim.' This verse is found in surah
- Al-Maun
- Al-Masad
- Al-Zilzalah
- Al-Qafirun.
- In which of the following surah does Allah promises man that for every difficulty comes relief?
- Al-Kauthar
- Al-Masad
- Al-Inshirah
- Al-Qafirun
- A lesson that Muslim learn from surah Al-Kafirun is that
- a clear border should be put in worshipping.
- Allah has close associates.
- Muslims should tolerate by worshiping like others.
- anyone can believe in gods.
- Which two aspects of the religion have been emphasised in surah Al-Bayyinah?
- Swalat and Hajj
- Swalat and Zakat
- Zakat and Ramadhan
- Zakat and Hajj
- Which among the following is not a sign of a hypocrite?
- Teiling lies
- Breaking a promise
- Does not pray
- Does not keep a trust.
- Complete the hadith, 'he is not a believer
- who annoys others
- who annoys parents
- who kills enemies
- who does not pray.
- Which one among these phrases is not mentioned in the Adhan?
- Allahu Akbar
- Kadiqamatuh Swalah
- Laillaha Illallah
- Haiyallal Swallah.
- Which one among these conditions does not necessitate Tayammum?
- Water being inadequate
- Water being cold
- Water being surrounded by enemies
- A skin condition or disease to the user.
- Which one among the following actions nullifies swalah?
- Talking while praying
- Facing Qibla
- Taking wudhu before swalah
- covering aura.
- According to the eating habits taught by the prophet (p.b.u.h) one should
- eat with a spoon
- eat everything on the plate
- eat while standing
- eat what is before him.
- Which statement is true about Haji?
- It is a pillar of Iman
- It is a pillar of Islam
- It is faradh to all Muslim
- It is the pillar of Islam.
- HIV/AIDS is a major cause of death. Which one is the best way for school children to use to avoid it?
- Avoiding people infected
- Being faithful
- Abstinence
- Having one partner
- Which is the best action for Omar to take when he finds a poor inan begging at their gate as he goes to school?
- Pray for him and send him away
- Chase him and call police
- Adopt him as a brother
- Give him food and try find job for him.
- Which is the correct order of events that takes place immediately a child is born
- Iqama, tahniq, aqiqah, adhan
- Tahniq, adhan, iqama, haqiqa
- Iqama, adhan, tahniq, aqiqah
- Aqiqah, adhan, iqama, tahniq
- Who among the following prophets was given suhut?
- Muhammad
- Ibrahim
- Musa
- Daud
- Which one of these pillars of the religion is a gate pass to Islam?
- Swalah
- Shahada
- Zakat
- Ramadhan
- On your way home, you meet a black cat drowning. What is the best thing to do?
- Stone it
- Run home
- Save it
- Avoid the route.
- Who among the following gave the idea of constructing a trench?
- Musab bin Umeir
- Zubeir bin Awad
- Salman Al-Farsi
- Umar bin Khatab
- According to the teachings of the prophet (S.A.W) on trade, which one of these activities is haram in trade?
- Purchasing of goods in bulk
- Purchasing of goods on credit
- Giving out loans with interest
- Making huge profits.
- Which one of these commonalities in Islam emphasizes on the importance of punctuality?
- Adhan
- Wudhu
- Hajj
- Swalat
- Hamza, your classmate, has been fasting. Suddenly he accidentally sip water. What advice would you give him?
- Break the fast and eat
- Drink enough water and continue fasting
- Spit the water and continue fasting
- Break the fast until the next Ramadhan.
- Which one of the following is the main reason why the Muslims were defeated in the battle of Uhud?
- Muslims were fearful and few
- Muslims had inferior weapons and disunite
- Muslims had suffered a great loss in Badr
- Muslims disobeyed the prophet.
- Who was the first caliphate in Islam?
- Omar R.A
- Abubakar R.A
- Ali R.A
- Uthman RA
- The following is the meaning of the word Taqwa. Which is the correct one?
- Fear of Allah
- Believing in Allah
- Oneness of Allah
- Worshipping Allah
- You have been invited by a friend for a birthday party. On ariving, you notice alcohol is served. What is the best thing for you to do?
- Drink soft drink
- Turn down the offer and go back home
- Warn them but take eventually
- Call the police?
- The following are terms used while swearing. Which one is not?
- Wallahi
- Tallahi
- Billahi
- Bismillahi
- The main cause of spreading HIV/AIDS is
- blood transfusion
- sexual intercourse
- using sharp objects
- mother to child
- Which one of the following attributes of Allah is correctly matched?
- Al-Qahhar - inventor
- Al-Malik - the peaceful
- Al-Ghaffar - the forgiver
- Al-Khaliq - provider
- The main reason why the Arabs came to the coast of East Africa was
- to spread Islam
- for intermarriage
- to trade
- to stop slave trade.
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Social Studies and CRE Questions and Answers - Class 7 End of Term 2 2021 Set 1 with Marking Schemes
QUESTIONS
Study the map of Mawe area and use it to answer questions 1-7.
- The general direction of flows of River Kai is towards
- North West
- South East
- North East
- South West
- Mawe area is administred by a
- County commissioner
- Sub country commissioner
- Governor
- County representative
- Population distribution at Mawe area has been influenced by
- transport and communication
- drainage
- economic activities
- presence of security
- Which one of the following services is offered in Mawe area?
- Health
- Recreation
- Theatre
- Education
- Which one of the following industries is likely to be found in Mawe area?
- Manufacturing industry
- Processing industry
- Service industry
- Assembling industry
- The main economic activity in mawe area is
- fishing
- trading
- mining
- maize growing
- Which religion is practised in mawe area
- Hinduism
- Islamic
- Christianity
- Traditionalism
- Which one of the following is a negative impact of rapid population growth on resources?
- Increased labour force
- Improved health care
- Pressure on the existing social service
- Availability of employment opportunities
- The council of elder among the Ameru that handles difficult cases was
- Kiama
- Njuri Ncheke
- Nkomango
- Njuri impere
- The following is a description of a certain type of vegetation
- tall and evergreen trees
- trees have straight trunks and buttress roots
- Forests have very little undergrowth
Which vegetation type is described above- Savannah vegetation
- Equatorial vegetation
- Swamp vegetation
- Mediterranean vegetation
- Which one of the following is a service industry?
- Textile industry
- Ginnery
- Dry cleaning
- Posho niill
- The following countries are crossed by Trans saharan highway except?
- Nigeria
- Algeria .
- Niger
- Mali
Use the map of Africa below to answer questions 13 ro 16.
- The relief feature marked B was formed through
- folding
- faulting and uplifting
- volcanicity
- denudation
- The multi purpose project marked C was mainly constructed to
- controi floods
- provide water for irrigation
- provide cheap power
- establish fishing grounds
- Three of the following statements are true about the climatic region marked Y. Which one is not?
- Rainfall is experienced mainly during winter
- Rainfall is accompanied by lighting and thunderstorms
- The hottest months in the year are march and september
- The type of rainfall received is mainly convectional
- The lake formed E was formed through
- faulting
- downwarping
- erosion
- deposition
- Which one of the following early visitors was a trader?
- Vasco da Gama
- David livingstone
- Henry Morton stanley
- William Mackinnon
- The following communities Collaborated with European colonial rule except
- wiándinka
- Lozi
- obawanga
- Maasai
- Which one of the following is the main tourist attraction in Egypt?
- Willlife
- Historical sites
- Sand beaches
- Cultural activities
- The main reason for the establishment of East African community was to
- reduce trade barriers
- improve transport in the area
- wide a markets for goods produced
- introduce a common currency
- The weather instrument drawn below is used to measure
- amount of rainfall
- hotness or coldness of a place
- air pressure
- strength of wind
- Which one of the following plain nilotes are found in Uganda?
- Karamajong, Iteso, Jie
- Toposa, Murle, Azande
- Maasai Burji, Samburu
- Nandi, Iteso, Sabaot
- The main cause of accident in most Kenya roads is
- driving unroadworthy vehicles
- overloading vehicles
- negligence of road user
- following traffic rule
- Which one of the following is the cheapest methods of preserving fish
- canning
- sun drying
- salting
- refrigeration
- Which one of the following is economic right?
- Right to vote
- Right to privacy
- Right to food
- Right to be paid well
- The act of taking over the responsibilities and property of a deceased person is called
- a will
- succession
- administration
- acquisition
- The following are ways of demonstrating patriotism in Kenya except
- payment of taxes
- conserving environment
- promoting human rights
- engaging in corruption
- The main problem facing tourism in Africa is
- poor marketing strategies
- political instability
- insecurity
- similarity of tourist attraction
- Below is a description of a certain early visitor
- was both a missionary and explorer
- sent by royal geographical society
- did his missionary work in central Africa
- fought against slave trade The early described above as
- Henry Morton Stanley
- Dr David Livingstone
- Johannes Rebman
- John Krapt
- Which one of the following fish is caught a marine fishing grounds?
- Mackerel
- Salmon
- Trout
- Black bass
- The following factors limit peace in the society. Which one is not?
- Bad leadership
- Political differencof human rights
- leadership
- Transpareney
- The dispersal point of the River Lake nilotes was at
- Mt Elgon
- Shungwaya
- Pukungu Pakwach
- Southern Sudan
- The time at town W 40°E is 9.00 a.m. What is the time at town Y 13°W?
- 11:32am
- 5:28am
- 7:12am
- 10:48am
- . The main pastoral community in West Africa is the
- Fulani
- Tuaregs
- Tswana
- Maasai
- The road sign below indicates
- drive with caution
- bumps ahead
- road junction
- give way
- Which one of the following is a way the communities may contribute to school development?
- Promote the culture of the communities
- Guides pupils to obey laws of the land
- Offer labour to the school
- Help learners discover their talents
- The earliest inhabitants in central Africa is
- Bantus
- Bambuti
- Boers
- Arabs
- The main problem facing forestry in the Democratic republic of Congo is
- Forest fires
- Poor harvesting techniques
- Human encroachment
- Pest and diseases
- The following countries are crossed by the equator except
- Gabon
- Uganda
- Dr Congo
- Cameroon
- Forests in Africa are mainly influenced by
- drainage
- rainfall
- soil fertility
- altitude
- The type of wind found at the side marked A are
- cool and wet
- hot and dry
- cool and dry
- warm and moist
- The above rainfall is experienced in the following areas except
- Musoma
- Kitale
- Embu
- Arusha
- Which one of the following lakes were formed through erosion?
- Wum, Nyos, Paradise
- Tana, Catherine, Tana
- Teleki, Maghra, Gallery
- Kivu, Magadi, Jipe
- The main cause of soil erosion at the . Northern part of Kenya is
- deforestation
- overstocking
- heavy rainfall
- mono cropping
- Which one of the following minerals is correctly matched with the end product
- Flourspar - electric wires
- Soda ash-cement
- Datomite - filters
- Limestone - salt
- Which one of the following aspect of culture can be preserved?
- Polygamy
- Witch craft
- Polygamy
- Tradition medicine
- Which one of the following factors should be considered first before establishing dairy farming?
- The climatic conditions
- The accesibility of the area
- Availability of land
- The type of diseases that may attack the cattle
- The main problem facing multi purpose project in Africa is
- prolonged drought
- siltation of the dams
- displacement of people
- occurrence of diseases
- The person incharge of election at the county level is
- National returning officer
- Presiding officer
- Polling clerk
- Returning officer
- The highest court in Kenya is headed by the
- judges
- attorney general
- chief justice
- chief registrar
- The traditional parliament of Swaziland is
- Libandia
- Liqoqo
- Tinkhudla
- Ngwenyama
- The best form of communication used in mass media
- television
- radio
- newspaper
- magazine
- In traditional African society education was passed through the following ways except
- use of proverbs
- imitation
- writing
- apprenticeship
- The headquarters of old Ghana kingdom was located at
- Wagadu
- Bissandugu
- Kumbi saleh
- Walafa
- Who among the following represent the county in the national assembly?
- Women Representative
- County representative
- Governor
- Speaker
- Below are description of a certain prominent le der
- uholished ownership of Waves
- founder member of OAU
- introduced new constitution in his country
The leader described above is likely to be- Julius Nyereere
- Haile Selassie
- Gamal Abdel Nasser
- Leopold Senghor
- Most people in Africa prefer transporting goods using road mainly because
- cheap to construct
- faster than other forms of transport
- it is the most spread
- it is the cheapest
- The following are ways through which Seyyid said used to increase volumes of trade in Eastern African coast except
- Signing treaties
- sending or trade caravans
- inviting money lenders
- becoming the Sultan
- Which one of the following forms of democracy is practised in Kenya?
- Representative
- Nominational
- Liberal
- Participatory
- In school staff meeting minutes are written by
- Senior teacher
- Deputy headteacher
- Head teacher
- Chairperson
CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.
- According to the Bible story of creation, which one of the following is not a reason why God created a woman? To
- be a companion to the man
- work for man
- be a helper to the man
- have children with the man
- When Abraham was called by God he was living in
- Sinai
- Bethel
- Haran
- Damascus
- Which one of the following is the main reason why Moses left midian for Egypt?
- He wanted to establish a new home
- He was commanded by God
- He wanted to talk to the Pharaah of Egypt
- He wanted to visit the Israelites in Egypt
- The main reason why Noah built an ark was to make him be able to
- fulfill God's wish
- worship God there
- keep the animal
- hide his family
- Which one of the following was a practise of Israelites during Passover feast?
- Drinking wine
- Eating unleavened bread
- Eating boiled meat
- Reciting the ten commandment
- Who among the following made a wrong choice?
- Moses
- Joseph
- Abraham
- Ananiah
- Which one of the following is not a value taught in the sermon on the mount?
- Poverty
- Humility
- Injustice
- Purity
- "Do not commit murder" Exodus 20:13.Two of the following people broke this commandment, who were they
- Abel and Enoch
- Noah and Solomon Isaac a
- nd Naboth
- Cain and David
- The parable of Jesus which teaches us about the growth of the kingdom of heaven is
- the sower
- the mustard seed
- the good samaritan
- the lost son
- Three of the following are gifts of the Holy spirit. Which one is not?
- Wisdom
- Healing
- Peace
- Faith
- Which one of the following is true about Jesus teaching on prayer?
- Prayer should be loud
- Do not use many meaningless words
- Pray while standing in street corners When
- you pray close your eyes
- Which one of the following events in the life of Jesus showed that He respected the tradition of the jews. When He
- talked to the samaritan woman at the well
- attended the passover feast at the age of twelve years
- was tempted by the devil
- fed the five thousand people
- Which of the following is the meaning of being spiritually poor?
- Not having wealth
- Being a beggar
- Being dependent on God
- being very poor and not able to give offerings
- Special gifts that God has given different people are called
- blessings
- presents
- talents
- prizes
- The parable of the good samaritan teaches Christians that they should
- travel in groups
- help those in difficulties
- avoid accidents
- avoid lonely paths
- Which one of the following happened on the day Jesus died?
- There was a voice from heaven
- Moses and Elijah appeared
- There was an earthquake
- Angels sang
- "Remember me, Jesus when you come asking (Luke 23:42) who said these words? The
- Roman thief
- Repentant thief
- Simon of Cyrene
- Simon Peter
- Who among the following people died because of cheating the apostles?
- Stephen
- Ananias
- Cornelius
- Philip 79.
- traditional African practice which is also found in christianity is
- offering sacrifices to God
- naming children after ancestors
- praying to God for our needs
- preaching the Bible during worship
- Which one of the following statements from the Apostle's creed teaches that Jesus is the son of God?
- Descended into hell
- Suffered under pontius pilate
- Conceived by the Holy Spirit
- Crucified died and was buried
- In which one of the following towns was David bom?
- Bethlehem
- Jerusalem
- Bethany
- Jericho
- Which one of these is a secular value?
- Popularity
- Mercy
- Charity
- Forgiveness
- When people were wealthy in traditional African societies the main explanation given was that they were
- blessed by God
- hardworking
- generous
- wise
- Below are class seven pupils who among them uses talcats well according to the Biblical teachings?
- June - sings in the church choir
- Fridah-reads many story books
- Dorcas - wrtes good poems
- Jane - write good composition
- Which one of the following activities by Christians is an example of the gifts of the Holy spirit?
- Reading the Bible
- Collecting offerings
- Cleaning the church
- Singing in th choir
- A class six teacher has asked the pupils to weed garden. John is not willing to do it because he fells it is manual work. As a Christian what is best advice to give him
- ask other pupils to help him
- transfer to another school
- do the work quickly
- do the work as well as he can
- Mark your deskmate hides his Christian religious education textbook from you. As a christian what action would you take
- stop talking to him
- report him to the teacher
- teach him about sharing
- move away from the desk
- Mary is a rich lady who has poor neighbours as a Christian the best advice to give her is that she should
- give jobs to the needy
- give them food
- donate her money to the church
- keep her money in a safe place
- You have noticed that your friend Philip has been going out of school during class time and you would like him to stop. As a christian you should
- go and tell his parents about it
- show him why it is important to respect school rules
- threaten to end your relationship with him
- report the matter to the class prefect
- Mary your schoolmate has joined a group of youths who smoke cigarettes. What would be the best thing for you to do
- report her to the class teacher
- advise her to transfer to another school
- avoid any contact with her
- tell her to stop the friendship
Marking Scheme
The Life of Jesus - CBC Grade 5 CRE Revision Notes
- Preparation For The Coming Of Jesus.
- God’s Power Over Nature.
- Compassion For The Needy.
- Power Of Jesus Over Life.
- Teachings of Jesus Christ.
Preparation For The Coming Of Jesus.
John The Baptist.
- Preparation means to make ready.
- John the Baptist prepared people for the coming of Jesus Christ. He told them to repent their sins.
- Parents of John the Baptist were Zachariah and Elizabeth.
The Teachings Of John The Baptist In Preparation For The Coming Of The Messiah.
- The message of John the Baptist from Luke 3:3 is, “turn away from your sins and be baptized and God will forgive your sins.”
- According to John the Baptist, God wants us to turn away from sin and be baptized so that He can forgive our sins.
- Baptism after repentance is a way of turning away from the past and setting towards a new life for the future.
- John the Baptist addressed the people, tax collectors and soldiers.
- To the people he instructed them that, “whoever has two shirts must give one to the man who has none and whoever has food must share it.”
- Instructions to the tax collectors “do not collect more than is legal.
- To the soldiers he said, “do not take money from anyone by force or accuse anyone falsely. Be content with your pay”
Values Taught By John The Baptist.
- We should share with the needy.
- We should be contented with what we have.
- We should be honest always.
- We should practice; kindness, caring, justice and faithfulness.
- We should also practice values such as responsibility, humility, charity, love and honesty.
The Baptism Of Jesus.
- Jesus Christ was baptized by John the Baptist in River Jordan. Through baptism, Christians get forgiveness of sins.
- John preached and baptized people in River Jordan. After his baptism by John, Jesus began to preach.
Events That Took Place During The Baptism Of Jesus Christ.
- Read Luke 3:21 - 22
- Baptism is a Christian rite of admission and adoption into Christianity. It may be performed by sprinkling or pouring water on the forehead or by immersing in water.
- Jesus was baptized.
- Jesus prayed.
- Heaven opened.
- The Holy Spirit, in form of a dove, came down from heaven.
- A voice was heard saying, “you are my own dear son. I am pleased with you.”
- Jesus was baptized to fulfill the will of God.
- He showed the value of obedience.
Importance Of Baptism In The Life Of A Christian.
- Through baptism, one becomes a Christian.
- Through baptism, Christians show their faith in God.
- It’s a way of showing humility before God.
- It’s a way of showing the value of obedience to God.
God’s Power Over Nature.
- God is powerful. We should always rely on him.
Miracle Of Calming The Storm.
- Read Mark 4:35-39
- The boat was about to sink due to the strong wind and waves.
- Jesus Christ commanded the wind to be quiet and the wave to be still. The disciples felt that their live ware in danger.
- They were sure that Jesus would help them overcome their problem.
Lesson Learnt From The Miracle Of Calming The Storm.
- The wind and the waves stopped after the command from Jesus Christ.
- Jesus Christ was able to calm the strong winds.
- We should rely on God to help us solve our problems.
- We should have faith and believe in the mighty power of God.
Ways Of Overcoming Challenges By Christians.
- Christians can help each other overcome challenges.
- They can pray to God to help them overcome.
- In case of sickness, we should go to the hospital.
- In case of hunger, we should get something to eat.
To Avoid Getting Infected With Corona Virus Disease We Should:
- Wash our hands with soap and water regularly.
- Keep away from crowded places.
- Wear a mask.
Compassion For The Needy.
- Compassion is sympathy and concern for the suffering of others. We should always express love for the needy.
The Feeding Of Five Thousand Men.
- Read Matthew 15:32-38.
- Jesus fed people because he looked at them and saw that they were hungry.
- He felt sorry for the people because they had been with him for three days.
- It is the responsibility of every Christian to give food to the hungry and help those with varied needs.
- Examples of needy situations are: the hungry, the sick, the poor, the homeless, the orphans.
- The bible teaches us to take care of the needy.
- Jesus used seven loaves and a few fish to feed 4000 men.
- The disciples collected what had remained.
- Jesus demonstrated the values of:
- Charity.
- Love.
- Compassion.
Ways Through Which Christians Show Compassion For The Needy.
- Share food with those without.
- Visit children homes and offer clothes.
- Offer basic needs available to the poor.
- Practice love and care towards the orphans.Visit the sick in hospitals.
- Help the old in the society.
- Pray for the needy.
Importance Of Helping The Needy:
- It boosts self-esteem.
- It makes the needy feel loved.
Power Of Jesus Over Life.
- We should entrust our lives to God through Jesus Christ. He is the giver of life.
The Healing Of The Paralyzed Man.
- Read Mark 2:1-5
- A paralyzed person suffers from the inability to move some body parts or the whole body.
- The men who carried the paralyzed man made a hole in the roof right above where Jesus Christ was.
- They demonstrated faith by:
- They did all they could to get to where Jesus was.
- They did not fear what the crowd would say.
- The values learnt from the men who carried the paralyzed man include:
- Kindness.
- Compassion.
- Love.
- Courage.
- Responsibility.
Lessons Learnt From The Healing Of The Paralyzed Man.
- We should have faith in the healing power of God.
- We should help those who are disabled.
- We should practice love, courage, compassion and responsibility.
- We should strive to support the disabled in the society.
- Jesus can forgive our sins.
- Jesus has power over illness and diseases.
Teachings of Jesus Christ.
- God wants us to live according to the teachings of His son, Jesus Christ. This enables us to set a good example to others.
Recovery of the lost Human Beings.
- Jesus Christ teaches us to have concerns for others. He wants us to help those lost in sin to get back to him.
The Parable Of The Lost Sheep.
- Read Luke 15:1-7.
- The lost sheep are the people who have left the ways of God and are disobeying His commandments.
- A good shepherd is a person who when he loses one of the hundred sheep, leaves the ninety-nine to look for the lost one.
- We should look for the people who are lost in sin.
- We should live righteous lives.
- We should pray for those lost in sin.
Lessons Learnt From The Parable Of The Lost Sheep.
- God never gives up on His people even when they get lost.
- God is happy when one person repents his or her sin and starts a new life.
- When we sin, we should repent and get back to God.
- God is always willing to take us back.
- We should bring back lost members of the church by talking about the importance of the church.
Responsible Living.
- Good relationships help us to live peacefully and in harmony with God and others.
Virtues Jesus Christ Taught In The Sermon On The Mountain.
- Read Matthew 5:7-9.
- A virtue is a particular good habit.
- Virtues Jesus taught in the sermon on the mountain include: Merciful, purity of heart, working for peace.
Benefits Of Observing The Moral Teachings Of Jesus.
- Practicing the virtues taught by Jesus helps us to avoid sin. It also helps us to live an upright life.
- It helps us to have a peaceful co existence.
- Through observing these virtues we help the needy. God will bless those who observe the virtues.
- Those who work for peace keep themselves and those around them from trouble and disagreement.
- Jesus promised that the pure in heart will see God.
Empowering The Needy.
- There are varied needs in the society.
- It is our duty as Christians to help the needy joyfully.
The Rich Young Man.
- Read Matthew 19: 16 – 22.
- The rich young man asked Jesus Christ what good thing he must do to receive eternal life.
- Jesus told him. to keep the commandments if he wants to receive eternal life.
- Jesus Christ also told him to go and sell all he had and give the money to the poor, if he wanted to be perfect.
- Eternal life is the ability to live forever, a life that continues after death.
- We should be willing to share what we have with the needy.
Relevance Of The Teachings Of Jesus In The Story Of The Rich Young Man.
- To obtain eternal life, one should be:
- Respectful.
- Obedient.
- Compassionate.
- Kind.
- We should practice virtues of honesty and hard work just as the rich young man.
- We should keep the commandments of God.
Ways In Which Christians Apply The Teachings In The Story Of The Rich Young Man.
- We must obey all the commandments of God.
- We must share what we have with the needy it the society.
- Build houses for the homeless.
- Visiting the poor and taking food items and clothes to them.
- We should be willing to help the needy.
Persistence in Prayer.
- Persistence means not giving up.
- Persistence in prayer is praying without giving up
The Story Of A Friend At Midnight.
- Read Luke 11:5-13.
- The friend visited at night because he had no food to give to his friend who had come to his house from a long journey.
- We should be persistent in prayer.
- We should help others.
The Value of Friendship.
- We should seek guidance from God to give us good friends.
- The story of a friend at midnight teaches us to pray without giving up.
- Good friendship makes us to live well with others
- We talk to God through prayers.
- True friends will always be there for us.
- Good friends help us to behave well.
- We should share what we have with friends.
The Hope of the World - Class 6 CRE Revision Notes
- Our Hope After Primary School
- Our Hopes for Future Adult Life
- How we Overcome Disappointments {1 Corinthians 13:9-13}
- What the Church Hopes for
- A Sure Hope for Human Kind {Mathew 1:18-22, Romans 5:12, John 17:25-26}
- Our Ambitions in Life {Micah 6:6-8}
- Jesus Christ Hope of Eternal Life
- Life After Death {John 14:1-30}
Our Hope After Primary School
- Hope is a strong desire or expectation that something will happen or true.
- People have hopes about different things at different times.
- Hope gives meaning to life
- Examples of things one can hope for:-
- Getting a good job
- Getting married.
- Getting children
- Joining university.
- Start a business and travel across the world.
- Hopes that are realized in future are called distant hopes.
- Rights and Privileges of an Adult in Kenya
- Biblical Approach
Biblical Approach {Romans 8:23-25,28}
- Paul tells us that the whole of God’s creation expects His salvation. We should
patiently hope for good things in life.
Evaluation
- _________________ should accompany hope in order to have salvation.
- A person without hope is called?
- The book of Romans was written by?
- List FOUR things one can hope for in life.
- Which are the two main types of hopes?
Our Hopes for Future Adult Life
- An adult is a grown up person who in most cases is independent.
- An adult has to be over 18 years of age according to Kenyan Law.
Rights and Privileges of an Adult in Kenya
- Acquire a national identification card[ID}
- Seek employment.
- Getting married.
- Running business
- Joining church ministry
- ___________________
- ___________________
Biblical Approach
Psalms 138:7-8
- God keeps his promises and his love is everlasting.
Jeremiah 29:10-14
- God knows the pans he has for us.
1 Corinthians 13:9-13
- God wants us to proper in all ways.
- Spiritual growth enables us to understand the plans of God.
Quiz
- Having good feelings about good things that will happen to us is called?
- Who will receive eternal life?
- The greatest hope that a committed Christian should have is?
- Who is an adult according to the Kenyan law?
- Write the authors of the following books
- Psalms __________________
- Jeremiah __________________
- Corinthians___________________
- Name the prophet who prophesied about the new covenant.
How we Overcome Disappointments {1 Corinthians 13:9-13}
- Disappointment- a feeling of sadness because something has not happened as you
hoped for. - Disappointment happens as a result of broken hopes
Ways of Overcoming Disappointments
- Setting achievable goals
- Being focused on strengths
- Developing a positive attitude towards everything we do.
- Being prayerful.
- Trusting in God in all our undertakings.
- Being hardworking.
- Accept situation we cannot change.
Results of Disappointments
- Feeling unhappy
- Feeling discouraged
- Feeling frustrated.
- Lack of sleep.
- Loss of appetite.
Quiz
- Disappointment is the _______________________
- The leper who said ‘thank you’ was a _____________________
- List three things we can do to avoid disappointment
- List two results of disappointment to a human being
What the Church Hopes for
- Church – it refers to a congregation of believers/worshippers.
- A person who believes and follows Jesus Christ is called a Christian.
- Christians hope for:-
- The second coming of Jesus
- Peace and unity in the world.
- Salvation of yet non-believers by Christ.
- Good deeds.
- Eternal life with Christ.
- New life in Christ is characterized by
- A holy life
- Preaching
- Teaching the good news.
- Singing.
- Christians can achieve their hopes through:-
- Praying to God
- Reading the bible
- Going to church and worshipping.
- Confession that Jesus is our savior.
Quiz
- Name two beliefs for Christians
- Disciples of Jesus were first referred to as ‘Christians’ in a town called?
- Jesus ascended to heaven from the town of?
- Name the helper that Jesus promised His disciples.
- Name four things that the church hopes for.
The Wisemen Hope for the King
- Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea
- Prophet Micah prophesied that the messiah would be born in Bethlehem
- Wisemen studied a unique star.
- The star first led them to Herod’s palace- the then king of Judea.
- Jesus was the hope of the whole world, so God protected him from being killed by King Herod.
- The wisemen brought the following to the baby Jesus:-
- Gold
- Frankincence
- Myrrh
- Jesus was brought up {grew} in Nazareth.
Quiz
- Name three gifts that the Wisemen brought to baby Jesus.
- The name Jesus means?
- Which King was the ancestor of Jesus?
- ______________________ is known to be the city of David.
- The Wisemen came from the?
- Prophet __________________ foretold the birth of Jesus.
- Prophet __________________ prophesied about the killing of babies by Herod soldiers.
A Sure Hope for Human Kind {Mathew 1:18-22, Romans 5:12, John 17:25-26}
- Mary was a virgin Jewish lady and had an engagement with Joseph- a descendant of David.
- Mary conceived through the power of the Holy Spirit.
- The message was taken to Mary by Angel Gabriel.
- Prophet Isaiah refers to the baby as Emmanuel- meaning God with us
- The gentiles were to put their hopes in him.
- When Jesus was presented to the temple, a man called Simeon was moved by the Holy Spirit and spoke good about the baby Jesus.
Quiz
- Who was the earthly father of Jesus?
- Give four titles used by prophet Isaiah to describe Emmanuel
- Who wanted to kill baby Jesus?
- The wisemen were guided by a?
- Jesus was a revelation and salvation for the __________________ who were not Israelites.
- Name 3 occasions Jesus encountered with the gentiles.
Our Ambitions in Life {Micah 6:6-8}
- An ambition is a determination to be successful in a certain area.
- Some of the ambitions include
- Being a doctor
- Being a pilot
- Being a teacher
- Prophet Micah teaches that we should worship God in a just way.
Just- being fair in the way we treat others - God expects us to be:-
- Just
- Loving and caring to everybody
- Humble
- Prayerful.
Quiz
- What did Simeon, a man full of the Holy Spirit, foretell about what Jesus would do to the gentiles?
- Name three purposes God has for your life
Jesus Christ Hope of Eternal Life
- Eternal life- life with a beginning but has no end.
- Eternal life is also called everlasting life
- Eternal life starts on earth when one repents his/her sins and gets baptized.
The origin of death
- Adam and eve disobeyed God.
- The sin of disobedience separated people from God and God pronounced death as one of the punishment on man.
Christians view of death
- Death does not mark the end of life of a Christian believer.
- John 3:16 says God sent His son Jesus Christ so that however believes in him shall not perish but have everlasting life.
Quiz
- Eternal life is also called?
- When does eternal Life begin?
- Initiation in Christianity is equivalent to _________________ in African Traditional Religion
- The tree that man ate from is known as the tree of?
- Apart from death, state other punishments God gave to
- Snake
- Eve
- Adam
How Eternal Life is Received
- Death came by means of a man called Adam and resurrection will come through Jesus Christ.
- When the body is buried it is immortal or perishable but when raised it is immortal or imperishable.
- Jesus died and was buried.
- He rose from the dead after 3 days with a spiritual body.
- On the last day, the living will receive the spiritual bodies that will join Jesus in the clouds.
Quiz
- State 3 women who were first to see the resurrected Jesus
- Jesus resurrected on _________________
- _________________ offered a tomb to bury the body of Jesus.
- Name the seven deacons
Life After Death {John 14:1-30}
- In the ATR{ African traditional religion} people believe in life after death, so does Christians.
- In ATR children are named after the dead as a show of honor
- The dead are involved in rituals such as circumcision
- Christians bury the dead and wait for the day of resurrection
- We should not be afraid of death but respect God and love so as to inherit the kingdom of God.
Quiz
- State the common belief among the ATS and Christians. Both believe in ___________________
- What is the significance of bloodshed during circumcision?
- Naming children is very important in ATS. Name four ways of naming the children in ATS
- “Go wash your face in the pool of Siloam”. Siloam means? ________________ {Luke 9:1-12}
- Give the meaning of the following names:
- Emmanuel
- Isaac
- Jacob
- Jesus
- Rabbi
The Dignity of Work - Class 6 CRE Revision Notes
- What is work?
- Forms of Child Labour
- Working in the Community
- Dignity of Manual Work {2 Thessalonians 3:7-8, Acts 18:1-4, Genesis 4:2}
- Attitudes towards Work {Luke 18:9-14}
What is Work?
- Work is the use of physical or mental power in order to do or make something.
- Work is ordained by God.
- God worked for 6 days and rested on the seventh day.
- God put man in charge of all creations.
- God put man in the Garden of Eden and told him to care for it.
- Paul encourages us to work hard. He says those who do not work should not eat. {2 Thessalonians 3:6-12}
Why do People Work Today
- To provide for families
- To earn a living.
- To relies our set goals.
- To acquire property.
- To fulfill the will of God.
- To help those in need
- To realize development in the society.
- ____________________
- ____________________
Why People Worked in Traditional African Society
- To feed their families.
- To become famous.
- To be seen hardworking.
- To set good example to children.
- To be wealthy.
- To earn respect.
- Laziness was discouraged.
Reasons Why God wants Us to Work
- Work is ordained by God.
- To continue with his work of creation.
- To emulate Jesus who also worked hard to save man.
- To make our environment better.
- To improve our living conditions
- To spread news about His Kingdom.
- To serve others through our abilities. {Romans 12:6-8}
- To be self- reliant
- __________________________
- __________________________
- __________________________
Division of Work at Home
- Every member in the family has a role to play.
- Family members share work according to ability, age, type of work and status.
- Shared work becomes lighter and takes less time.
- Sharing work promotes unity, love and joy in the family.
- Sharing work encourages members to avoid laziness
Colossians 3:23 - We should work with all our hearts as if we are serving God.
Thessalonians 3:10:12 - Paul encourages us to work hard and avoid laziness.
- Those who do not work should not eat.
Forms of Child Labor { 2 kings 5:2}
- A child is any person under the age of 18 years.
- Child-labour- using children to do adults’ work.
- Child labour includes:-
- Operating heavy machines
- Working as house helps.
- Working at farms and on construction sites.
- Hawking
- Carrying heavy loads
- __________________
- __________________
- __________________
Why are Children Engaged in Child Labour?
- Poverty
- Death of parents
- Neglect by guardians and parents
- Drug abuse
- _____________________
- _____________________
- _____________________
Effects of Child Labour
- Children do not enjoy life- spend most time working.
- Children fail to go to school.
- Affects the health of children.
- Some are paid very little or no pay at all.
- Children are exposed to harassment and sexual abuse.
- Children engage in irresponsible behaviors
- Children develop fear because of mistreatment.
- Children are exposed to dangers that can even cause death.
Working in the Community
Community work:-
- Building roads
- Clearing rubbish
- Building dams.
- Digging bore holes.
Effects of Community Work {2 Thessalonians 3:6-13}
- Enhances unity in the community
- Reduces poverty
- Improves quality of life in the community.
- Encourages people to work hard.
Nb: apostle Paul worked as a tent maker to earn his living.
Working for the Nation {Romans 13:6-8}
Different jobs in Kenya
- Doctors
- Technician
- Policeman
- Farming
- Nurses
- Lawyers
- Everyone should work well in order to help our nation.
- If people are lazy, poverty will strike our nation hence thieves increase.
- Bible encourages us to work hard to support the government by paying taxes.
- Paying taxes enables the nation to develop.
Dignity of Manual Work {2 Thessalonians 3:7-8, Acts 18:1-4, Genesis 4:2}
- Manual work- the work done using our hands.
- Examples: livestock keeping, digging, clearing, _________________ , ______________ , _______________ , ______________
- Manual work makes our lives better and helps us to have enough basic needs.
- Manual work keeps our environment safe.
- Examples of manual work in the bible:-
- Apostle Paul was a tent maker
- Cain was a farmer.
- Abel was a herdsman
- Joseph was a carpenter
- ____________________
- ____________________
- ____________________
- ____________________
Attitudes towards Work {Luke 18:9-14}
- Should appreciate it because it helps us earn a living.
- View work with dignity since through it we are able to provide basic needs.
- Work is a service to God and the community.
- All work is meant to help man live a comfortable life.
- ______________________
- ______________________
- ______________________
What it Means to Work for God.
- We use our talents and abilities to serve God through others.
- All work is a way of partnering with God e.g. doctors, teaching e.t.c.
- Preachers, pastors, priests and evangelists serve God directly.
- Voluntary work requires no pay but is a way of serving God through the needy.
- We are encouraged to receive servants of God; Jesus sent his disciples and commanded them not to carry money, food, clothes. Jesus expected people to provide for them.
Questions
- What is work?
- Why did God put man in the Garden of Eden?
- State 3 reasons why people worked in traditional communities
- Apostle Paul worked as a?
- Give two example of child labour
- Why is it important for Christians to work together?
- The slave girl who foretold the future and was healed by Paul was from?
- Whoever does not work should not __________________
- Cain worked as a ?
- Elisha worked as a _______________ before God called him to be a prophet