SECTION 1:ART AND CRAFT.

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

SECTION 2:MUSIC

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

SECTION 3: SOCIAL STUDIES.

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

SECTION 4: CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.

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

SECTION 4: ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.

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

MARKING SCHEME

ART

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

MUSIC

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

SOCIAL

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

C.R.E

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

I.R.E

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

CREATIVE ARTS AND SOCIAL STUDIES  

1. What is the direction of the forest from lake?
   1. North West
   2. North East
   3. South West
   4. South East
2. Grade four learners intended to take part in a tour around Kwanza area. Which one of the following means of transport were they likely to use?
   1. Railway
   2. Road
   3. Air
   4. Water
3. River Soi flows from which direction?
   1. North East
   2. East
   3. North West
   4. South West.
4. Michael was asked by his teacher to write down the settlement pattern shown in Kwanza area. Which one of the following is correct?
   1. Linear
   2. Nucleated
   3. Sparse
   4. Scattered
5. Njuguna lives in the Northern part of the Kwanza area. Njuguna is likely to be a
   1. Christian
   2. Muslim
   3. Hindu
   4. Pagan.
6. Grade four learners a visited a certain village. They realized that there were so many huts close together in the village. The village can be said to be populated.
   1. densely
   2. sparse
   3. nucleated
   4. uneven
7. Waikiki visited her uncle during the holiday. She found her uncle in the garden harvesting Maize. The weather was likely to be
   1. rainy
   2. windy
   3. dry
   4. cold.
8. The diagram below shows an example of historic built environment. The historical built environment is called
   
   
   1. museum
   2. creature
   3. human pillar
   4. monument.
9. Grade 4 learners were asked to state the importance of interdependence. Four learners responded as follows;
   1. Jaye - Enables us get what we lack. 
   2. Sandra-Helps us create wealth.
   3. Mahamat-Makes life easier and enjoyable
   4. Asali - Makes development of our country difficult.
      Who among the learners gave the wrong answer?
      1. Jaye 
      2. Sandra
      3. Mahamat
      4. Asali
10. Grade five learners were asked to write down as aspects of culture. Which one of the following factors did they write?
    1. Clothing
    2. Television
    3. Animals
    4. Vegetation.
11. A short statement of what a school believes in is called
    1. core values
    2. school motto
    3. school belief
    4. teachers' remarks
12. John was asked by his parents to write down words that can be used to describe core values they learnt in school. Which one of the following is not likely to be an example John gave?
    1. Discipline
    2. Hard work
    3. Misunderstanding
    4. Respect
13. Grade four learners were asked to write examples of phrases that can be used as a motto by a newly established school. Which one of the following phrases is not likely to be used as a school motto? 
    1. Better your best.
    2. strive for excellence.
    3. Boys are better than girls.
    4. Education is the key.
14. Efedha was asked to write down the meaning of a school routine. Which one of the following answers did he write? A list of
    1. activities the school does everyday
    2. activities learners enjoys doing only
    3. school requirements
    4. activities done by the teachers.
15. Kenya is divided into ________________________ counties.
    1. 45
    2. 49
    3. 40
    4. 47
16. Abby saw the following instruments in church; drum, piano, trumpet and guitar. Which of them is played by hitting?
    1. Drum
    2. Piano
    3. Trumpet
    4. Guitar.
17. Job collected the following materials: Y-stick, bottle tops, a string. Which instrument was he likely to make?
    1. Drum
    2. Shaker
    3. Zeze
    4. Toy.
18. Bonny was asked to play a drum. He cannot use to play it.
    1. hands
    2. stick
    3. bow
    4. pipe.
19. Different children were singing songs for various occasions. Which of the following shows a sad song?
    1. Wedding
    2. Burial
    3. Birthday
    4. Baby shower.
20. Peter was asked to identify the colour on the Kenyan National flag that represents Kenyans. What should he say?
    1. Brown
    2. White
    3. Red
    4. Black.
21. Grade 4 learners sang the song below. This is a song________________________
    Head, shoulder, knees and toes........... 
    1. sacred
    2. action
    3. religious
    4. lullaby.
22. A group of Grade 4 learners sang a certain song in turns. This type of song is called
    1. patriotic
    2. folk
    3. round
    4. choral.
23. One Monday morning scouts sung this line of the National Anthem......Build this our Nation together. This is likely to be found in the ___________________ verse
    1. 2^nd
    2. 1^st
    3. 4^th
    4. 3^rd
24. Tom played a guitar while singing his favourite song. Which type of instrument is this?
    1. Wind
    2. String
    3. Violin
    4. Percussion.
25. These pupils sung the National Anthem while behaving differently. Who displayed good behaviour?
    1. Ben-Laughing loudly.
    2. Ken-Talking to a friend.
    3. Liam-Standing at ease.
    4. Jean-Standing at attention.
26. Jaren was planning to create a photo montage on digital devices. Which one of the following materials was he not likely to use?
    1. News paper
    2. Crayon
    3. Adhesive
    4. Magazine
27. Jackline was making a basket using plant materials. Which one of the following was likely to use?
    1. Bamboo
    2. Acrylic yarn
    3. Sisal fibre
    4. Carbon fibre

Peter displayed the artwork shown below. Use it to answer questions 28 to 31.

28. Name the elements of art used.
    1. Shapes
    2. Colour
    3. Shading
    4. Lines
29. Name the technique used to create the above artwork.
    1. Crayon etching
    2. Smudge technique
    3. Painting
    4. Gradation.
30. Which of the following groups consists of materials used to create the above artwork?
    
    1. Crayons, painting, adhesive.
    2. Charcoal, black Indian ink, Crayons.
    3. Paper cut outs, adhesives, paint. 
    4. Crayons, soap, black Indian ink.
31. Which one of the following explains why Peter dried the prepared surface under a shade?
    1. For the surface to dry slowly.
    2. For the surface to dry well.
    3. To prevent the wax from melting.
    4. To make the colour bright.
32. Grace visited a local art workshop over the holiday break. Which of the following basketry item was she not likely to see at the artwork shop?
    1. Woven door mat.
    2. Earthen Pot.
    3. Woven scarfs.
    4. Fishing basket
33. During a fun day at Halim academy, pupils participated in a painting competition. Which of the following tools and materials were they not likely to have used?
    1. Water colours
    2. Paint brush
    3. Crayons
    4. Pallette

Mutiso prepared the figure below. Use it to answer questions 34 to 36.

34. Name the figure displayed above.
    1. Staggered variation strip.
    2. Gradation strip.
    3. Value.
    4. Blended variation strip.
35. Which of the following is not a dry media that he could use to create the displayed figure?
    1. Paint
    2. Charcoal
    3. Graphite pencil
    4. Coloured Chalk.

(PART 2: Choose a section you have prepared for. Each section is 15 marks)

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

36. Grade four learners were revising and came across this words "Human beings were created in the image and likeness of God". According to these words, who is the creator?
    1. Human beings
    2. God
    3. Jesus
    4. Father
37. The following are feelings of bad thoughts and good thoughts. Which one amongst them is a bad thought? 
    1. Going to my neighbours house and play until late in the evening.
    2. Saying a prayer before going to bed.
    3. Finishing my homework before dinner
    4. Singing gospel songs.
38. "May you always be joyful in your union with the Lord again I say rejoice"
    The above verse is found in which book of the Bible?
    
    1. Ephesians 6
    2. Philippians 4:4
    3. Genesis 3
    4. Exodus 2
39. Getting emotional and angry sometimes is normal. According to Ephesians 4: 26, controlling your anger will help you stay away from
    1. happiness
    2. God
    3. friends
    4. sin.
40. The following are unique abilities that makes one a unique creation of God. Which one is not?
    1. Honesty
    2. Politeness
    3. Irresponsible
    4. Kindness
41. Peter was asked to name his family members. Who among the family members named below is not part of a nuclear family? 
    1. Father
    2. Children
    3. Grandfather
    4. Mother
42. According to 2 Samuel 13:4-14 about the story of Amnon and Tamar, the Bible teaches us that we should not misuse our bodies because our bodies are the temple of
    1. Holy spirit
    2. Jesus
    3. parents
    4. blood.
43. In the Old Testament books, we have the first five books which are known as the law books. Which of the following is not one of them?
    1. Mathew
    2. Exodus
    3. Genesis
    4. Numbers
44. The following are the attributes of God according to the accounts of creation. Which one is not?
    1. God is loving.
    2. God is Holy.
    3. God is the sole creator.
    4. God is a sinner.
45. Which group below contains books from the Old Testament only?
    1. Genesis, Numbers, Acts.
    2. Mathew, Luke, Mark, Leviticus.
    3. Exodus, Isaiah, Psalms.
    4. Genesis, Mark, Luke.
46. Mr Jimnah taught grade four learners to be very careful when relating with others and they can trust all these people when in danger except
    1. teachers
    2. parents
    3. strangers
    4. guardians.
47. In the Bible, there is a man who is referred to as the father of faith. Who was he?
    1. Abraham
    2. Jesus
    3. Moses
    4. Aaron
48. Which miracle shows that Jesus was a universal saviour?
    1. Healing of the Roman officer's servant.
    2. Raising of Lazarus.
    3. Changing water into wine.
    4. Healing the blind man.
49. Learners in grade 4 were asked to recite a memory verse from the book of Numbers 22:1-12 about the man who disobeyed God. Who was this man?
    1. Balaam
    2. Samson
    3. Saul
    4. Moses
50. Who among the following were the first disciples to be called by Jesus?
    
    1. Philip and Thaddeus.
    2. John and Peter.
    3. Peter and Andrew.
    4. John and James.

ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

36. The mother of prophet Muhammad (SAW) was called
    1. Khadija
    2. Amina
    3. Zulekha
    4. Asiya
37. Surah Fatiha has ______________ verses.
    1. 6
    2. 10
    3. 7
    4. 4
38. The word Ikhlas means 
    1. purity
    2. good
    3. excellent
    4. bad
39. ___________________________ is the book associated with the month of Ramadhan.
    1. Quran
    2. Taurat
    3. Injeel
    4. Zabur
40. _______________________ is Haram for Muslims to eat.
    1. Camel
    2. Goat
    3. Pig
    4. Cow
41. The angel in charge of paradise is called
    1. Malik
    2. Ridhwan
    3. Izrael.
    4. Mikael
42.  Associating Allah with partnership is _______________________
    1. saum
    2. ibadaa
    3. salat
    4. shirk
43. Qadar means
    1. provider
    2. opener
    3. powerful
    4. strong
44. Eidul-hajj is also known as Eidul
    1. Mubarak
    2. Fitr
    3. Adhha
    4. Diwali
45.  ________________ and ____________________ are sons of prophet Mohammad (SAW). 
    1. Ali and Abubakar
    2. Abdallah and Kassim 
    3. Umar and Athman
    4. Jibril and Mikael
46. Prophet Mohammad (SAW) received the first wahy in cave
    1. Thaur
    2. Hira
    3. Uhud.
    4. Marwa.
47. Bowing down for prayer is called
    1. Rukuu
    2. Wudhu
    3. Sujud.
    4. salam
48. After fasting, Muslims break their fast using
    1. soda
    2. cigarettes
    3. honey
    4. dates and water.
49. Which angel of Allah will blow the trumpet at the end of the world?
    1. Mikael
    2. Jibril
    3. Israfil
    4. Israel
50. The first wife of the prophet Muhammad (saw) was
    1. Aisha
    2. Zainab
    3. Khadija
    4. Maria

ART AND CRAFT

1. Which one of the following statements correctly gives the meaning of still life drawing?
   1. Is the lightness and darkness of colour
   2. It involves rubbing a colour on a paper
   3. It involves drawing arrangement of non- moving objects
   4. It involves creating light and dark effect and colour
2. The lightness and darkness of a colour is called 
   1. texture
   2. painting
   3. tone
   4. smudging
3. Which one of the following materials cannot be used to shade a picture
   1. charcoal.
   2. pencil
   3. crayons
   4. stone
4. Drawing objects while looking at them is called
   1. drawing from memory
   2. still life drawing
   3. drawing from imagination
   4. drawing from observation
5. Which one of the following is not a product of a leather work?
   1. Wallet
   2. Manilla paper
   3. Drum
   4. Shoes
6. The technique used in the picture below is called
   
   
   1. painting
   2. thonging
   3. basketry
   4. weaving
7. Which one of the following materials can be used to stick a picture on a piece of paper?
   1. Glue
   2. Paint
   3. Brush
   4. Soi
8. The technique used to draw the pot below is called
   
   1. smudge technique
   2. texture
   3. crayon etching
   4. still-life drawing
9. Grass in the field is always ________________________________ in colour.
   1. blue
   2. green
   3. red
   4. white
10. What happens when a white colour is added to another colour?
    1. Becomes lightened
    2. Becomes darker
    3. Becomes yellow
    4. Becomes colourless

MUSIC

11. Songs that are sung to show love for our county are known as
    1. action songs
    2. patriotic songs
    3. religious songs
    4. topical songs
12. We __________________ a descant recorder to produce sound.
    1. hit
    2. blow
    3. shake
    4. pluck
13. "Tushangilie Kenya, Taifa letu tukufu... " is an example of ______________________ song.
    1. patriotic
    2. religious
    3. action
    4. topical
14. Complete this line of the Kenya National Anthem. "Let one and all ____________________________________
    A. creation
    C. endever
    B. arise
    D. defend
15. The diagram below shows a musical instrument it is played by
    
    1. plucking
    2. blowing
    3. beating
    4. stringing
16. The person who leads a song during a performance is known as
    1. soloist
    2. dancer
    3. leader
    4. performer
17. The part of drum used for making the sound louder is known as
    1. skin
    2. resonator
    3. laces
    4. foot
18. When singing with expressions, the volume of a song is known as
    1. tempo
    2. dynamics
    3. articulation
    4. pitch
19. Clothes worn when performing folk song is called
    1. props
    2. costumes
    3. gameskirts
    4. uniform
20. When one person sings a song it is referred to as
    1. choral singing
    2. duet
    3. solo singing.
    4. trio singing

SOCIAL STUDIES

21. The Nairobi National Museum is a historic monument. It is an example of a
    1. built environment
    2. physical environment
    3. natural environment
    4. relief environment
22. Four Grade 4 learners wrote down examples of culture among their communities. Who wrote the wrong culture
    1. Fatuma -  Songs
    2. Ndoto - Dressing
    3. Ogawa - nHousing
    4. Cherop - Money
23. People in our county carry out economic activities to create wealth. Which one of the following is not a benefit of these economic activities?
    1. Creation of income
    2. Government gets taxes
    3. People become famous 
    4. There is creation of jobs
24. Below are diagrams showing population distribution. Which diagram shows dense population.
    
25. At the door of the head teacher of Uzalendo School there is a board with descriptions of the school. Which one of the following is not likely to be found on the board?
    1. The year the school started"
    2. The name of the owner of the school 
    3. Results of national examinations
    4. Names of past and current head teachers
26. Who among the following people is involved in illegal business?
    1. Magosi - transports vegetables
    2. Farida - has a bookshop 
    3. Kulet - makes dresses
    4. Matawi - sells changa'a
27. The diagram below shows a farming activity
    
    The activity shown above is carried out when the weather is
    1. dry
    2. wet
    3. rainy
    4. stormy
28. Kadzo was walking to school and the sun had just risen. Her shadow was pointing towards West. She was facing
    1. North
    2. South
    3. East
    4. West
29. Some cultural practices are harmful to the society. Which one of the following is forbidden by the government?
    1. Singing traditional songs
    2. Eating homegrown foods
    3. Wearing traditional clothes
    4. Female circumcision
30. Grade 4 learners of Kilele School visited a bread making industry near their school. Which raw material were they likely to find at the industry?
    1. Wheat
    2. Maize
    3. Sugarcane
    4. Cotton
31. Large population is found in towns in our county due to
    1. availability of fertile soils
    2. availability of high rainfall
    3. availability of jobs
    4. presence of good roads
32. Three of the following are ways in which people depend on one another. Which one is not?
    1. Buying goods from one another
    2. People fight one another
    3. People exchange cultural practices
    4. People intermarry
33. Which one of the following statements CORRECTLY describes a plateau?
    1. Large flat land that is raised
    2. Large area of water
    3. Valley sorrounded by steep slopes
    4. Low area of land between mountains
34. Which one of the following diagram shows a cultural artefact?
    
35. Areas in our county that have sparse population are likely to have
    1. large towns
    2. many industries
    3. low rainfall
    4. flat land

PART 11

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

36. Four grade 4 learners wrote on cards some Christians values learnt in school. Who wrote the wrong value?
    
37. When God first called Abraham he was living in
    1. Canaan
    2. Midian
    3. Moab
    4. Haran
38. Which one of the following parables of Jesus teaches Christians to forgive one another?
    1. The mustard seed
    2. The widow and the judge
    3. The lost son
    4. The friend at midnight
39. Amos a grade 4 learner was asked by his teacher to recite the first verse of the Lords prayer. The correct verse is
    1. "Our father who art in heaven"
    2. "Give us our daily bread"
    3. "Forgive us our sins"
    4. "Thy will be done on earth"
40. Children are advised to obey their parents because
    1. their parents love them
    2. it is God's command
    3. their parents pay their school fees
    4. they set good examples
41. When Jesus was born his parents had gone to register in
    1. Nazareth
    2. Jerusalem
    3. Bethlehem
    4. Jericho
42. Which one of the following is a fruit of the Holy Spirit?
    1. Wisdom
    2. Faith
    3. Preaching
    4. Patience
43. Zaccheaus who invited Jesus to his house worked as a
    1. priests 
    2. tax collector
    3. shepherd
    4. fishermen
44. The brothers of Joseph sold him as a slave because
    1. they hated him
    2. he was a strong man
    3. slaves were needed in Egypt
    4. they wanted to get money
45. Who among the following learners demonstrates the value of responsibility?
    1. Samuel - goes to school late 
    2. Anna - sweeps the home compound 
    3. Miriam - steal other learners' pens
    4. Jacob -  does not share his textbook
46. The man who was beaten by robbers was helped by
    1. a Levite
    2. an Ethiopian
    3. a Samaritan
    4. a priest
47. From the miracle of the healing of the ten lepers Christians learn to be
    1. thankful
    2. kind
    3. obedient
    4. patient
48. Samson was a great man in Israel God had blessed him with great
    1. education
    2. wisdom
    3. wealth
    4. strength
49. When Nicodemus went to Jesus at night he was told to
    1. sell all his property
    2. help the poor
    3. be born again
    4. pray without getting tired
50. The donkey that spoke belonged to
    1. Balaam
    2. Balak
    3. Abraham
    4. Jacob

PART 11

ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

36. The Surah which is called the opening is?
    1. Nas
    2. Nasr
    3. Ikhlas
    4. Fatiha
37. Which is the first verse of Surah Al-Fatiha
    1. Alhamdulillah rabbil Alamin
    2. Maalik Yaumid diin
    3. Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim
    4. Qui Audhubi Rabbin naas
38. Which surah was revealed during the conquest of Makkah?
    1. Nas
    2. Nasr
    3. Kaafirun
    4. Maun
39. We are protected from the evils of Jinns and mankind when we recite the Surah?
    1. Nas 
    2. Falaq
    3. Fatiha
    4. Ikhlas
40. A person who never keeps their promises and lies is known as a ?
    1. Mumin
    2. Imam
    3. Manafiq
    4. Shariif
41. Grade four learners discussed about the fardh acts of Wudhu, among the four learners who gave out the correct number of the compulsory acts?
    1. Aisha - 3
    2. Ali - 5
    3. Sumayyah - 6
    4. Khalid -4
42. The attribute of "Allah Al-Basir" means?
    1. all hearing
    2. all seeing
    3. all knowing
    4. the one
43. The food which we eat after fasting during the month of Ramadhan is called
    1. Iftar
    2. Suhur
    3. Walima
    4. Nikah
44. Which is the first month in the Islam calender?
    1. Swafwar
    2. Muharram
    3. Ramadhan
    4. Dhul Hijjara
45. The sayings of prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) according to Islam are called?
    1. Hadith
    2. Sunnah
    3. Kalimah
    4. Halaal
46. Which of the following acts nullifies Wudhu
    1. Eating
    2. Sleeping
    3. Playing
    4. Drinking
47. The uncle of the prophet who was mentioned in Surah Masad was?
    1. Abu twalib
    2. Abu Lahab
    3. Abdul Lizza
    4. Abbas
48. How many daughters did the prophet had?
    1. 4
    2. 7
    3. 6
    4. 5
49. Which is the direction of Al-Kaabah in Kenya?
    1. South
    2. East
    3. North
    4. West
50. We can show kindness of Allah creatures by
    1. Beating animals
    2. Watering animals
    3. Not treating them
    4. Being unkind to them

MARKING SCHEME

ART/CRAFT

1. C
2. C
3. D
4. D
5. B
6. B
7. A
8. A
9. B
10. A

MUSIC

11. B
12. B
13. A
14. B
15. B
16. A
17. B
18. B
19. B
20. C

SOCIAL

21. A
22. D
23. C
24. A
25. B
26. D
27. A
28. C
29. D
30. A
31. C
32. B
33. A
34. C
35. C

C.R.E

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

I.R.E

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

QUESTIONS

SECTION 1:ART AND CRAFT.

1. The following are factors to consider when drawing forms except.
   1. size
   2. balance
   3. proportion
   4. space

Use the following picture to answer questions 2 and 3.

2. The shading technique shown in the picture is called
   1. stippling
   2. smudging
   3. cross hatching
   4. crayon etching
3. How can one create dark effect on a form when shading as shown in the picture!
   1. By using many dots
   2. By evenly spacing the dots
   3. By using fewer dots
   4. By not using dots at all
4. What is imaginative drawing?
   1. Drawing an object you have not seen before
   2. Drawing an object from memory
   3. Drawing an object from observation
   4. Drawing a still life object
5. What is the other name for tertiary colours?
   1. Intermediate colours
   2. Mixed colours
   3. Compound colours
   4. Complementary colours
6. How are different tones in a painting created?
   1. Using the same colour of paint uniformly
   2. Varying the shades of paint between dark and light
   3. Applying different types of paint in a drawing
   4. Using different colours to decorate an artwork
7. One can create a montage composition based on the theme of wild animals for self-expression using pictures obtained from the following sources except
   1. old magazines
   2. newspapers
   3. calendars
   4. new books
8. Which one of the following is not a factor to consider when making items using the coil technique?
   1. Uniformity of coils
   2. Craftsmanship
   3. Consistent tension
   4. Colour
9. Large animals such as buffalos, cattle and camels give us ......................... for making leather items.
   1. hair
   2. hides
   3. horns
   4. hooves
10. Using coloured beads to make an item more colourful and attractive is called
    1. gluing and stitching technique
    2. coil technique
    3. thonging technique
    4. beading technique
11. Which of the following line patterns is not used to decorate leather items?
    1. Zig zag pattern
    2. Wavy pattern
    3. Straight pattern
    4. Oval pattern
12. Which one of the following is not a technique used in pottery?
    1. Coil technique
    2. Slab technique
    3. Carving technique
    4. Pinch technique
13. Clay glue used to stick slabs together is called
    1. grog 
    2. mud
    3. slip
    4. adhesive
14. Modelled clay items can be decorated by
    1. embedding and piercing 
    2. beading and incising
    3. embossing and embellishing
    4. texturing and smoothing
15. Which one of the above is correctly matched with the name?
    

SECTION 2:MUSIC

16. The moment of silence in music is called
    1. Semibreve.
    2. rest
    3. Sol-fa.
    4. Harmony
17. What is structure in music?
    1. The highness or lowness of the music.
    2. Put something together.
    3. A series of notes played in an order that is memorable.
    4. The arrangement and order of the sections of the music.
18. Which notes are found in the scale of C major?
    1. G-A-B-C-D-E-F-G
    2. C-E-F-G-A-B-G-C
    3. C-E-F-G-A-B-F-C
    4. C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C
19. The following are instruments matched with the community it originates from. Which one is not correct?
          Instrument        Community
    1. Wandindi            Kikuyu
    2. Adeudeu            Kisii
    3. Orutu                 Luo
    4. Shiriri                 Luhya
20. Which of the following has a note symbol?
    
21. What is an Art song?
    1. A song normally played during an art lesson.
    2. A Western song usually written for one voice with piano accompaniment.
    3. Sacred composition intended for worship.
    4. A song sung when looking at a piece of Art.
22. What is the rest symbol for a dotted minim?
    
23. What is the name of the following note d
    1. Minim
    2. Semibreve
    3. Dotted minim
    4. Quaver
24. Which of the following is a rest symbol?
    
25. Controlling your breath during singing of a phrase in music is called
    1. .Articulation
    2. Phrasing
    3. Singing
    4. Punctuation

SECTION 3: SOCIAL STUDIES.

26. The following are landlocked countries.
    Which one is not correct?
    1. Burundi
    2. Ethiopia
    3. Uganda
    4. Kenya

Study the map below and answer the questions 27 and 28.

27. Describe the position of Djibouti in relation to the neighbouring countries.
    
    1. It neighbours Ethiopia to the West and Eritrea to the North.
    2. It neighbours Indian Ocean to the East. 
    3. It neighbours Uganda to the South.
    4. It neighbours Sudan to the East. 
28. Describe the position of Somalia in relation to the neighbouring water body
    1. Neighbours Ethiopia to the West and Eritrea to the North.
    2. Neighbours Indian Ocean to the East. 
    3. Neighbours Lake Victoria to the South. 
    4. Neighbours River Nile to the East. 
29. Kitharimo was asked to state the differences between the latitudes and longitudes. He wrote the following information. Which one is not correct?
    1. Longitudes run from North to South. 
    2. Latitudes run from West to East. 
    3. Longitudes influence time. 
    4. Latitudes do not influence time.
30. Study the map below and describe the position of Eastern Africa longitudes and latitudes.
    
    
    1. Latitudes 23° N and 12° S, longitudes 22° E and 51° E.
    2. Latitudes 13° N and 12° E, longitudes 12o E and 41° E.
    3. Latitudes 33° N and 42° E, longitudes 32° E and 61° E.
    4. Latitudes 13° N and 22° E, longitudes 12o E and 51° E.
31. The following are ways of supporting unity of Eastern Africa. Which one is not true?
    1. Supporting the East African Community 
    2. Singing patriotic songs about EAC. 
    3. Speaking Kiswahili.
    4. Closing borders.
32. Munyaka listed the following reasons why some lakes in the Rift Valley are salty. Which one is not correct?
    1. They do not have an outlet.
    2. They experience high rate of evaporation.
    3. They do not evaporate.
    4. They have salty underlying rocks.
       
       Study the feature follow and answer question 33.
       
33. What is the name of the main physical feature formed through the process shown above?
    1. Block mountain
    2. Tarn lake
    3. Volcano mountain
    4. Rift Valley
34. Eastern Africa has only two lakes that are formed through down warping. Which of the following is true!
    1. Magadi and Albert 
    2. Lake Tana and Kivu
    3. Lake Victoria and Kyoga
    4. Lake Rukwa and Eyasi
35. Maggie researched on ways in which desert and semi desert climate influence human activities. She listed the following activities. Which of them is not correct?
    1. Tourism
    2. Poor human settlement 
    3. Pastoralism
    4. Paper manufacturing.
36. Study the diagram below and answer question that follows.
    
    Which type of vegetation is shown above!
    1. Swamp vegetation
    2. Savannah vegetation
    3. Equatorial vegetation 
    4. Mountain vegetation
37. Kathomi listed the following historical buildings that are found in Eastern Africa. Which one is not correct?
    1. Kabaka Royal Palace
    2. St Mary's Cathedral- Rubanga
    3. Early Christian Church-Ethiopia
    4. Meroe pyramids
38. Which of the following communities are Western Bantus?
    1. Abaluhya, Abasuba
    2. Wataita, Pokomo
    3. Agikuyu,Ameru
    4. Mijikenda, Aembu
39. How does HIV/AIDS influence population distribution?
    1. It increases population in a given area.
    2. It lowers population in a given area.
    3. It reduces dependence ratio.
    4. It increases fertility rate.
40. Muthoni visits her grandparents during holiday. She assists them in doing household chores. Which aspect of traditional culture does she promote!
    1. Traditional foods.
    2. Upholding moral values.
    3. Use of elders to settle disputes.
    4. Respect for human life and taking care of the old. 

SECTION 4: CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.

41. Philip and Jenny wanted to be united in marriage. They visited a County Commissioner's Office. There was a government official who helped them to carry out the process. Soon after, they signed the marriage certificate. They had two witnesses. Which type of marriage did Philip and Jenny carry out?
    1. Civil marriage
    2. Cultural marriage
    3. Traditional marriage
    4. Religious marriage
42. Which one of the following children needs to develop a better talent?
    Alison says, 'My talent is drawing.
    Jackson says, Muent is playing chess!
    Miranda says, My talent is sleeping!
    Derek says, 'My talent is drawing pictures!
    1. Alison
    2. Derek
    3. Jackson
    4. Miranda
43. What do we learn from the King's daughter who rescued Moses?
    1. A family should not take care of their children
    2. We should put small babies in the river
    3. God always protects people from danger
    4. Our elder sisters should bully us
44. Which of the following shows qualities of a false god?
    1. He answers prayers
    2. He is a provider
    3. He is powerful
    4. He does not listen to our prayers
45. Which was the original language used to write the Bible?
    1. English
    2. Kiswahili
    3. Hebrew
    4. Greek
46. Which of these is not a value taught by the King Pharaoh's daughter act of rescuing baby Moses?
    1. Hatred
    2. Compassion
    3. Kindness
    4. Responsibility
47. Which of these skills is not gained from the Ten Commandments?
    1. Assertiveness
    2. Self-control
    3. Irresponsibility
    4. Decision making
48. How many prophets of Baal were at the contest on mount Caramel?
    1. 300
    2. 450
    3. 200
    4. 100
49. God's power helped Samson to defeat
    1. The Philistines
    2. The Galatians
    3. The Israelites
    4. The Egyptians
50. King Belshazzar helps Christians to realise that
    1. God does not bless humble people
    2. A humble person never apologises to his friends
    3. Proud people give good services to the community 
    4. Humility helps people to relate well with others

SECTION 4: ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.

41. The sunnah prayer said before fardh prayers are known as
    1. Baadiya
    2. Witr
    3. Qabliya
    4. Dhuha
42. The angel of Allah who's responsible for revelation (Wahyi) is
    1. Mikael
    2. Izrael
    3. Israfeel
    4. Jibril
43. Which one of the following prophets of Allah (SWT) was given the Injeel
    1. Issa
    2. Musa
    3. Daud
    4. Mohammed
44. Taqwa means
    1. Praising Allah
    2. Enjoying good
    3. Fear of Allah
    4. Reliance on Allah
45. The belief in the last day is one of the pillars of
    1. Islam
    2. Iman
    3. Ihsan
    4. Salat
46. Which was the first battle fought by Muslims?
    1. Badr
    2. Uhud
    3. Khandaq
    4. Hunain
47. When a Muslim sneezes it is good for him or her to say
    1. Subhanallah
    2. Yarahamkallah
    3. Alahamdulillah
    4. Yabii
48. How did the prophet (SAW) treat the Prisoners of war?
    1. Harshly
    2. Roughly
    3. Kindly
    4. Carelessly
49. The first rite performed for a newborn baby is
    1. Aqiqah
    2. Adhan
    3. Naming
    4. Circumcision
50. According to the hadith of the prophet (PBUH) a sign of a hypocrite is
    1. Betraying of trust
    2. Having doubts in Allah (SWT) 
    3. Performing acts of worship 
    4. Neglecting swala

MARKING SCHEME

ART AND CRAFT  

1. The following are examples of still life objects. Which one is not?
   1. Gourds
   2. Human beings
   3. Cars
   4. Utensils
2. Which one of the following objects always has a regular shape?
   
   1. Tree
   2. Leaf
   3. Circle
   4. Stone
3. The diagram below shows a frame loom.
   
   It is used to
   
   1. model pots
   2. weave a mat
   3. create a picture using montagetechnique
   4. mix colours
4. The picture below is a block print that was done by a grade 4 learner. How many motifs are in the image below?
   
   1. 13
   2. 5
   3. 1
   4. 2
5. A modelling technique that involvesshaping containers by pressing on thewalls using thumbs and forefingers is known as
   
   1. coil technique
   2. wheel technique
   3. slab technique
   4. pinch technique
6. A grade 5 learner made a basketusing twining technique and placed it on the wall of her bedroom for everyone to see her beautiful work.What was the purpose of the basketthat she made?
   
   1. For decorative purposes
   2. For storing grains
   3. For storing clothes
   4. For fetching water 
7. Ann was mixing colours for a tie and dye. She mixed yellow and green. What colour did she get after mixing the two colours?
   
   1. Violet
   2. Yellow green
   3. Orange
   4. Purple
8. Why is it necessary to melt wax in a double container?
   
   1. To control temperature so that the wax cannot burn
   2. To avoid spilling of the wax
   3. To hold the wax in place
   4. To mould the wax into a crayon
9. Which is the most suitable adhesive to use when sticking cotton on a manila surface while creating a collage?
   1. Hot glue
   2. Cellotape
   3. Wood glue
   4. Office glue
10. Which of the following is a type of line?
    1. Thick line
    2. Thin line
    3. Zigzag line
    4. Short line

MUSIC  

11. The following include percussion instruments only. Which does not?
    A. Tambourine and kayamba
    B. Drum and tambourine
    C. Horn and shakers
    D. Shakers and kayamba
12. Songs we sing as we imitate common actions can be referred to as ______________________
    
    1. action songs
    2. patriotic songs
    3. sacred songs
    4. lullaby songs
13. The lyrics of a song commonly carry the ______________________ of the song.
    
    1. melody
    2. pitch
    3. rhythm
    4. message
14. Verse two of the Kenya national anthem starts with the words______________________
    
    1. Let one and all arise
    2. Let all with one accord
    3. Fill every heart with thanks giving
    4. Oh God of all creation
15. The difference in between two notes can be described as either low or high.
    1. rhythm
    2. pitch
    3. articulation
    4. music
16. Which one of the following solfa notations are correctly arranged on the solfa ladder in ascending order?
    
17. An example of a wind instrument that cannot play a tune is the ________________________
    
    1. African horn
    2. trumpet
    3. descant recorder
    4. flute
18. When singing a round song, participants should do all the following except
    
    1. keep to their part
    2. come into the song at different times
    3. complete the song in groups as they started
    4. stand at attention
19. In singing a lullaby, the singer would usually sing _______________________
    
    1. fast and softly
    2. softly and slowly
    3. loudly and excitedly
    4. loudly and fast
20. The second verse of the East African anthem ends with the words
    
    1. Mila zetu na desturi zetu
    2. Tujitoe kwa hali na mali
    3. Tutimize na malengo yetu
    4. Tuijenge jumuiya bora

SOCIAL STUDIES

Study the map of Wema area and answerquestions 21-25

21. Mimmy walked from the forest to the quarry in Wema area. Which direction. was he walking from?
    
    1. South East
    2. South West
    3. North West
    4. North East
22. The main means of transport in Wema area is
    1. air
    2. railway
    3. road
    4. water
23. Grade five learners were asked to statethe economic activities taking place in Wema area. Who gave a wrong answer?
    1. Moraa - Farming
    2. Wanjiku - Trading
    3. Otieno - Lumbering
    4. Wafula - Fishing
24. The population distribution in Wema area can be desribed as
    
    1. clustered
    2. linear
    3. sparsed
    4. scattered
25. The elected head of Wema area is a
    
    1. senator
    2. chief
    3. governor
    4. president
26. Grade 5 Social Studies teacher asked learners in grade 5 to name the element of a map used to find distance in a map. Who among them gave the correct answer?
    1. Linet - Key
    2. Bill - Scale
    3. Rita - Title
    4. Collins - Frame
27. Identify a drainage feature among the following features
    1. Mountain
    2. Hill
    3. Plateau
    4. River
28. Government officials who represent Kenya in other countries are known as
    
    1. judges
    2. governors
    3. senators
    4. ambassadors
29. During a Social Studies lesson, the teacher gave the following characteristics and asked them to identify the climatic region.
    
    1. Experienced in high mountains 
    2. Experiences cool and wet conditions
    3. Experiences high rainfall between 1250mm - 2200mm per year.
    4. Experiences low temperature ranging between 0°c - 15°c
       The climatic region described above is
       
       1. desert climate
       2. modified tropical climate
       3. mountain climate
       4. tropical climate
30. While on educational tour, learners of grade 5 at Bora primary school came across the feature below. This was an example of a
    
    1. museum
    2. monument
    3. cultural center
    4. historic building
31. Identify the Nilotes among the communities below
    1. Abaluhya
    2. Borana
    3. Nandi
    4. Indians

Use the map of Kenya to answer questions 32-34  

32. The mountain marked T is
    1. Mt. Kilimanjaro
    2. Mount Kenya
    3. Mt. Elgon
    4. Mt. Marsabit
33. The country that borders Kenya to the North West marked W is
    1. Sudan
    2. Uganda
    3. South Sudan
    4. Ethiopia
34. The river marked S is called
    
    1. River Ewaso Nyiro
    2. River Tana
    3. River Athi
    4. River Mara 
35. African traditional education was done through the following methods except
    1. songs
    2. riddles
    3. proverbs
    4. seminars 

C.R.E

36. The parable of the three servants in Matthew 25:14-30 teaches Christians to
    
    1. use their talents well
    2. help those in need of help
    3. bring back people to the church
    4. humble themselves in their prayer
37. Which one of the following responsibilities was given to human beings by God in the garden of Eden?
    1. Offer animal sacrifices
    2. Cultivate and guard the garden
    3. Eat all the fruits in the garden
    4. Make clothes
38. Learners of grade 5 in Kina primary school were asked to name causes of child labour. Who gave the wrong answer?
    1. Margaret - Poverty
    2. Rose - Loss of parents
    3. Denis - Higher education
    4. Moses - Drug abuse
39. Who among the following disciples of Jesus worked as a tax collector before being called?
    1. Peter
    2. Judas Iscariot
    3. Matthew
    4. Andrew
40. Who among the following was sent by the king of Moab to curse the Israelites?
    1. Balak
    2. Balaam
    3. Joshua
    4. Caleb
41. Three of the following are values acquired when using the Bible. Which one is not?
    1. Unity
    2. Humility
    3. Patriotism
    4. Nepotism
42. According to Acts 4:1-5, Peter and John were arrested because
    1. they healed a lame man
    2. they were preaching about the resurrection of Christ
    3. they baptized people in Jesus' name 
    4. they refused to pay taxes
43. Which gift of the Holy spirit did King Solomon use to solve the case of the two women who were claiming ownership of one child?
    1. Healing
    2. Faith
    3. Wisdom
    4. Love
44. Who among the sons of Noah lacked respect for his father?
    1. Shem
    2. Ham
    3. Japheth
    4. Seth
45. The golden and silver vessels which King Belshazzar and his wives drunk from were taken from the temple in
    
    1. Judea
    2. Jerusalem
    3. Midian
    4. Bethlehem
46. Prophet Elijah challenged the prophets of Baal on mount
    1. Sinai
    2. Carmel
    3. Moriah
    4. Horeb
47. What was Moses doing when he saw the burning bush?
    
    1. Leading the Israelites from Egypt
    2. Taking care of his father-in-law's sheep
    3. Receiving the ten commandments
    4. Offering a sacrifice to God
48. Joseph a grade 5 boy found two grade one boys arguing over a book. The best action for him to take was
    
    1. take the book from them
    2. listen to them and solve the problem
    3. take the book and give one of them
    4. report them to the class teacher
49. Which one of the following is not a talent?
    1. Singing
    2. Drawing
    3. Dancing
    4. Conning
50. Three of the following are fruits of the Holy spirit except
    
    1. faithfulness
    2. love
    3. faith
    4. humility

I.R.E 

36. While perfoming Swalatul subh, Shukra Grade 5 learner forgot to recite surah Al-Fatiha. What do you think happened to her swalat?
    
    1. It was not accepted
    2. It was accepted
    3. It was okay
    4. It was neither accepted nor refused
37. "Alladhee nahum Yuraa'un". This verse is from surah
    
    1. Al-Humaza
    2. Al-Fiil
    3. Al-Aadiyat
    4. Al-Maun
38. How many verses are there in surah Al-Quraysh?
    
    1. Three
    2. Four
    3. Five
    4. Six
39. The prophet (S.A.W) was born in the year of
    
    1. CamelsB.
    2. Cows
    3. Elephants
    4. Horses 
40. When a person commits a sin, he or she should follow it up with
    1. more sins
    2. Sadaga
    3. prayers
    4. a good deed
41. The third prayer of the day is Swalatul
    1. Asr
    2. Dhuhr
    3. Maghrib
    4. Subh
42. Ruqaya a grade 5 learner was sent to buy some items on the market. She was given more change than she required. What was the right course of action for her to take?
    
    1. Use it to buy sweets
    2. Take it to the Imam
    3. Return the extra change to the seller
    4. Return all the change to the seller
43. According to the hadith of the prophet, the search for knowledge is a duty of every
    
    1. Muslim
    2. woman
    3. person
    4. man
44. Al-Ghaffar is an attribute of Allah that means
    1. the merciful
    2. the forgiver
    3. the creator
    4. the gracious
45. How many days is a Muslim supposed to fast in the month of Ramadhan?
    1. 40 days
    2. 28 days
    3. 20 days
    4. 30 days
46. Rahma a grade 5 learner received sad news that her grandfather had died. Which angel was responsible for her death?
    
    1. Mikail
    2. Ridhwan
    3. Izrail
    4. Israfil
47. The first month of the Islamic calender is
    1. Ramadhan
    2. Muharram
    3. Rajab
    4. Safar
48. Which of the following books was
    revealed in the month of Ramadhan?
    A. Qur'an
    C. Taurat
    B. Zabur
    D. Injil
49. Which two parts of the body must be covered by a male dress?
    
    1. Knees and the navel
    2. Head and the knees
    3. Navel and the hands
    4. Face and hands
50. Which one of the following acts will nullify wudhu?
    
    1. Breathing
    2. Talking
    3. Breaking wind
    4. Laughing

MARKING SCEME

ART

1. B
2. C
3. B
4. C
5. D
6. A
7. B
8. A
9. D
10. C

MUSIC

11. C
12. A
13. D
14. A
15. B
16. C
17. A
18. D
19. B
20. A

SOCIAL

21. A
22. C
23. D
24. B
25. C
26. B
27. D
28. D
29. C
30. B
31. C
32. D
33. C
34. B
35. D

C.R.E

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

I.R.E

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

Study the map of Hoko Area and answer questions 1 to 5.

1. River kuya on the map flows from
   1. North West
   2. South West
   3. North West
   4. South East
2. Jerrica was in the mosque. Which direction would she walk to reach the church?
   1. North West
   2. North East
   3. South West
   4. South East.
3. Grade five learners took a walk to the shrubs to study the climate around the area. The climate was likely to be
   
   1. cool and wet
   2. hot and dry
   3. hot and wet
   4. cool.
4. Njoroge was asked to describe the settlement pattern in the area covered by the map. The area has is likely to be
   
   1. linear
   2. sparse
   3. dense
   4. nucleated.
5. Grade five learners walked around the area as they identify economic activities taking place. Which one of the following is not among the activities they found?
   
   1. Transport
   2. Trade
   3. Crop farming
   4. Communication.
6. John was asked to name Bantus found in Kenya. Which one of the followingcommunities are not members of the Bantu language group?
   
   1. Mijikenda, pokomo, Agikuyu.
   2. Aembu, Ameru, Akamba.
   3. Giriama, Rabai, Chonyi.
   4. Luo, Kalenjin, iteso.
7. Kamotho was asked to name the country that borders Kenya to the North West. Which country did he mention?
   
   1. Uganda
   2. Ethiopia
   3. South Sudan
   4. Somalia.
8. Grade five learners were discussing the activities of various language groups in the pre-colonial period. Four learners wrote down the following
   Nyawera: Bantus-Farming.
   Lemayan: Nilotes-Pastoralism.
   Onduso: Cushites - Trade.
   Kamotho: Semites - Trade.
   Who among the learners gave the wrong answer?
   1. Nyawera
   2. Lemayan
   3. Onduso
   4. Kamotho.
9. Mr. Kimotho wrote a chart with the following characteristics of a given climatic region.
   
   1. High rainfall.
   2. Low temperatures.
   3. Generally cool and wet throughout the year.
      Which climatic region is described above?
      1. Modified equatorial
      2. Mountain
      3. Tropical
      4. Desert.
10. The element of a map that is used to tell the approximate distance of features on a map is
    1. Scale
    2. Compass
    3. Key
    4. Frame.
11. Mr. Kilonzo asked his pupils to name African traditional methods of education. Three of the following are true except
    1. riddles
    2. story books
    3. apprenticeship
    4. song.
12. During Social Studies lesson four learners were asked to write down statements about the Maasai community. They wrote the following points:
    
    1. Abdiaziz: They're Nilotic speakers.
    2. Odumo: They originated from Congo Forest.
    3. Maribe: They are pastoralists.
    4. Onyidho: They came from Southern Sudan.
       Who among the learners gave a wrong answer?
       
       1. Maribe
       2. Onyidho
       3. Odumo
       4. Abdiaziz.
13. Which one of the following statements describe population density? The number of
    
    1. people living per square kilometre
    2. people in an area
    3. people per square meters
    4. adults per square kilometre.