SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY 

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

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

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

AGRICULTURE 

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

HOMESCIENCE 

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

PHYSICAL EDUCATION 

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

MARKING SCHEME

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

A 

D 

B 

C 

D 

JESMA 

001 

1. 

2. 

Jaza pengo kwa kuchagua jawabu lifaalo zaidi kutoka nambari 1 mpaka 5. 

Siku ___1___ mwalimu aliingia ___2___ mwetu ili atufunze somo tulipendalo ___3___ Kiswahili. Kila mwanafunzi alitoa ___4___ yake ili aangalie jinsi maneno yanavyofuatana na yanavyoendelezwa ___5___ ya somo mwalimu aliondoka na kuelekea majilisini. 

Soma kifungu kifuatacho kisha ujibu maswali 6- 10 

Nchi yetu ya Kenya ina Kaunti 47. Kaunti hizo ni kama vile Nyandarua, Kisumu, Taita Taveta na Garissa. Kila kaunti huongozwa na Gavana pamoja na naibu wake. Kila kaunti huwa na bendera tofauti na nyingine lakini bendera ya taifa hupeperushwa kwenye kaunti zote. Bendera ya taifa letu ina rangi nne. Rangi inayopatikana juu kwenye bendera ni nyeusi ambayo ni ya ngozi yetu. Rangi nyeupe hutenganisha rangi nyeusi, nyekundu na kijani. Nyekundu ardhi hutukumbusha damu iliyomwagwa na wapigania uhuru, nayo kijani ni ya ardhi yenye mimea. Rangi nyeupe ni ya amani. Tulipopata uhuru, Mkenya mmoja kutoka kaunti ya Makueni aliipandisha bendera kwenye Mlima Kenya kama njia mojawapo ya kusherehekea uhuru. Alituzwa na serikali kwa ushujaa na uzalendo wake kwani haikuwa rahisi kuipandisha bendera. Mkenya huyo alikuwa akiitwa Kisoi Munyao. 

6. Mkenya aliyeipandisha bendera kileleni mwa Mlima Kenya alikuwa mzaliwa wa kaunti gani?
   1. Garissa
   2. Makueni 
   3. Nairobi
   4. Nyandarua
7. Ni rangi gani ya bendera inayotenganisha rangi ya kijani na nyekundu kwenye bendera ya taifa la Kenya?
   1. Manjano
   2. Nyeusi 
   3. Samawati
   4. Nyeupe
8. Nchi ya Kenya ina kaunti ngapi kulingana na taarifa uliyoisoma?
   1. Sabini na saba 
   2. Arubaine na sita.
   3. Arobaine na saba. 
   4. Nne
9. Kwa nini Kisoi Munyao aliipandisha bendera kwenye kilele cha Mlima Kenya?
   1. Ili atuzwe na serikali. 
   2. Alikuwa mzalendo. 
   3. Ilikuwa njia ya kusherehekea uhuru.
   4. Ili awe shujaa.
10. Ni kweli kusema,
    1. Kisoi Munyao alikuwa mpigania uhuru.
    2. Kila Kaunti nchini Kenya ina bendera yake.
    3. Bendera ya Kenya hutukumbusha kuhusu Mlima Kenya.
    4. Serikali ya Kenya haikumtuza Mkenya aliyeipandisha bendera mlimani.

Soma kifungu kifuatacho kisha ujibu maswali 11 - 15 

Hapo zamani za kale Twiga na Fisi walikuwa marafiki wa dhati. Walisaidiana kwa kila hali. Watoto wao walicheza na kutembeleana bila pingamizi zozote. Siku moja mwanawe Twiga aliugua homa ya mapafu. Fisi aliamua kumpa mtoto wa Twiga dawa za kienyeji ili apone. Kwa bahati mbaya mtoto huyo alikufa. Fisi alishikwa na tamaa na akamla mtoto aliyekufa baada ya kumdanganya Twiga ya kwamba amemzika kaburini. Baada ya uchunguzi kufanywa, ilibainika wazi kuwa fisi alimpa mtoto wa Twiga dawa mbaya ili afe naye amle. Bweha aliyekuwa kiongozi wa mashtaka alimhukumu Fisi kifungo cha maisha gerezani. Tangu siku hiyo urafiki wa Fisi na Twiga uliisha na wakawa maadui. 

11. Kwa nini Fisi alipanga njama ya kumuua mtoto wa Twiga? Ili 
    1. urafiki wake na Twiga uishe. 
    2. afe naye amle. 
    3. ahukumiwe na Bweha. 
    4. augue homa ya mapafu. 
12. Ni nani aliyetoa hukumu? 
    1. Fisi 
    2. Twiga 
    3. Mwanawe Twiga 
    4. Bweha 
13. Wanyama wangapi wametajwa kwenye hadithi
    1. 3
    2. 5
    3. 4
    4. 2
14. Kulingana na kifungu ulichokisoma, Fisi ana tabia zifuatazo isipokuwa 
    1. mlafi 
    2. mdanganyifu
    3. mwenye tamaa
    4. mwaminifu.
15. Hadithi hii inatufunza nini?
    1. Tuwatibu wagonjwa.
    2. Tucheze na watoto wengine.
    3. Tujihadhari na marafiki waovu.
    4. Tuwe maadui kwa watu wote. 

Kutoką swali la 16 hadi la 28 chagua jibu lifaalo zaidi kulingana na maagizo uliyopewa. 

16. Andika katika hali ya ukubwa.
    Mti:
    1. Kijiti
    2. Vijiti
    3. Jiti
    4. Miti
17. Andika katika hali ya kukanusha: Ameadhibiwa na mwalimu.
    1. Wameadhibiwa na walimu.
    2. Hajaadhibiwa na mwalimu.
    3. Hataadhibiwa na mwalimu.
    4. Hakuadhibiwa na mwalimu.
18. Kamilisha tashbihi hii:  Nyeupe kama
    1. nguruwe.
    2. mlingoti
    3. karatasi.
    4. theluji.
19. Jaza nafasi kwa kutumia kinyume cha nomino iliyopigiwa mstari.
    Joto na _________________ nyingi zinaweza kusababisha magonjwa kwa watoto. 
    1. mwangaza
    2. baridi
    3. upepo
    4. vumbi
20. Geuza kitenzi hiki katika hali ya kutendwa. Batiza
    1. batizika. 
    2. kubatiza
    3. batizwa. 
    4. kutobatiza. 
21. Kisawe cha neno barua ni 
    1. ishara. 
    2. tarakilishi
    3. baraste. 
    4. waraka. 
22. Tambua kitenzi katika sentensi hii:
    Beba mzigo huo jioni. 
    1. mzigo
    2. huo
    3. beba
    4. jioni
23. Badala ya kusema "Mtoto anahara tunafaa kusema: Mtoto
    1. ameenda msalani. 
    2. anaendesha. 
    3. ni mja mzito.
    4. amepoa. 
24. Tegua kitendawili:
    Nyanya anapepeta mpunga.
    1. Jua
    2. Kaptura.
    3. Upepo. 
    4. Kope
25. Jibu salamu hizi:
    Waambaje?
    1. Marahaba. 
    2. Sina la kuamba
    3. Vizuri.
    4. Sabalkheri.
26. Nomino gani inapatikana katika ngeli ya LI-LI 
    1. Jengo
    2. Giza
    3. Jiwe
    4. Yai
27. Pete ni kwa kidole kama vile __________________________ ni kichwani.
    1. kipuli
    2. hina
    3. mkufu
    4. taji
28. Tumia nomino za makundi kujaza nafasi. 
    Mama amenunua  ____________________ la maembe sokoni.
    1. pakacha
    2. tita
    3. jozi 
    4. biwi 

Soma barua hili kisha ujibu maswali 29-30 

Kisa Hadija
S.L.P. 34
KIBANZI 
14/02/2023 

Kwa rafiki Musa, 

Pokea salamu nyingi kutoka kwangu na marafiki zangu. Natumai u mzima. Nakuandikia barua hii kukujulisha kwamba mjomba Kioko amepata nafuu. Daktari amemshauri ale chakula chenye lishe bora ili mwili wake upate nguvu. Wajulishe wazazi wako habari hii njema. Kwaheri ya kuonana. Wasalimie ndugu zako Sankare na Bosco. 

Wako umpendaye,
Kisa Hadija.

29. Nani mwandishi wa barua hii? 
    1. Musa
    2. Kisa Hadija
    3. Sankare
    4. Kioko
30. Barua hii ina anwani ngapi?
    1. Moja.
    2. Nne
    3. Tatu.
    4. Mbili 

INSHA 

Andika insha ya kuhusisimua kuhusu: 

SAFARI YA MJINI. 

MARKING SCHEME

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

Read the following conversation and then answer questions 1 to 4. 

Annette:  Hallo Ken, you look sad. What is wrong? 
Ken:        Hallo to Annette, I am not sad. My face is swollen.
Annette:  Ooh, I am sorry. What happened to your face? 
Ken:        I ate an egg cake at the party yesterday. My body swells everytime I cat eggs. Doctor says I have                                       allergies. 
Annette:  I would suggest you do not cat eggs again and take care of yourself. 
Ken:        Yes, I will be careful not to cat eggs again. 

1. What did Ken eat that made his face swell?
2. According to the conversation Ken has _____________________ that's why his body swells after taking eggs.
3. Who are the characters in the conversation?
   1. Doctor and mother.
   2. Ken and Annette.
   3. Allergies and eggs
   4. Ken and eggs
4. What should ken do to avoid swellings on his body?
   1. Eat many eggs.
   2. Go at partics many times
   3. Avoid cating eggs.
   4. Tell his mother he has eaten eggs. 

Read this passage carefully and answer questions 5 to 9 

One day during the holidays, my mother decided to send me to my grandmother's home. The news that I would spend a week at the farm came as a pleasant surprise. I was as happy as a lark.

My grandmother's home was not very far from our home. However, I had taken long to visit her since I had joined boarding school. I missed my grandmother. As they say, absence makes the heart grow fonder. I prepared myself as fast as lighting and set off for the journey. 

5. The writer was going to visit his _________________________
   1. uncle
   2. father
   3. aunt
   4. grandmother
6. Write one simile used in the passage.
7. The news that the writer would visit his grandmother came to him as a _______________________
   1. great prize.
   2. pleasant surprise.
   3. bad game.
   4. none of the above.
8. Complete this saying according to the passage. "Absence makes heart grow ___________________
   1. fonder.
   2. ponder.
   3. fatter.
   4. softer.
9. When did the writer visit his grandmother?
   1. on saturday.
   2. after school. 
   3. after church
   4. during the holiday.

Write the underlined words in short form 

10. My name is not sheep.
    1. My name's not sheep.
    2. My name is sheep.
    3. My name isn't sheep.
    4. My name's sheep.
11. I cannot eat grass.
    1. I can't eat grass.
    2. I can eat grass.
    3. I can not eat grass.
    4. I canot eat grass.

Use the correct demonstrative determiner to complete the sentence below. 

12. ___________________cup is very big.
    1. Those
    2. This
    3. Them
    4. Those 

Choose the correct verb to fill in the blanks. 

13. I will _____________________ the car, when I get a driving license.
    1. drive
    2. driving
    3. is driving
    4. drove
14. If you are late you will ___________________________ the train.
    1. missed
    2. mist
    3. miss
    4. missing 

Choose the correct plural of the underlined words. 

15. The old man has one wife.
    1. wifes
    2. wives
    3. wifves
    4. wifeves 

Choose the correctly punctuated sentence. 

16.  
    1. didn't you hear the good news.
    2. Didn't you hear the good news.
    3. Didn't you hear the good news?
    4. didn't you hear the good news? 

Choose the most suitable answer to complete the sentences. 

17. "____________________set the table for dinner?" "yes you may"
    1. Can I
    2. May I 
    3. Might I
    4. Could I
18. That shop belongs to Mr. Isaac. It is __________________
    1. hers
    2. ours
    3. theirs
    4. his 

Fill in the blank spaces by choosing the correct answer from the choices given. 

Friends ___19___ very important people in our lives. They give ___20___ to us fully. Friends will always be there for you when you ___21___them. It is important to keep your ___22___  close to you. We should try hard to ___23___ our neighbours our ___24___ friends.  If your neighbours are ___25___ friends, they can let you know when ___26___is a problem ___27___ your place in your absence. That is why we must ___28___ peacefully with our friends as ___29___ as neighbours. ___30___ in a while, we share a meal. 

COMPOSITION 

Write an interesting composition about: 

MY BIRTHDAY PARTY 

MARKING SCHEME

1. Eating eggs, cake
2. Allergies
3. B
4. C
5. D
6. happy as a lark, fast as lightning
7. B
8. A
9. D
10. C
11. A
12. B
13. A
14. C
15. B
16. C
17. B
18. D
19. B
20. A
21. A
22. C
23. A
24. D
25. B
26. A
27. A
28. D
29. C
30. A

QUESTIONS

1. Write 254 639 in words.
   1. Two five four six thirty ninc.
   2. Twenty five thousand four hundred six thirty nine.
   3. Two hundred and fifty four thousand six hundred and thirty nine.
   4.  Two hundred fifty four six thirty nine.
2. What is the place value of digit 8 in the figure 67 842?
   1. Ten of thousands
   2. Hundreds.
   3. Thousands
   4. Tens
3. A cow produced 1 475 litres of milkin a certain month. How many litres are shown by digit 4?
   1. Tens
   2. Thousands 
   3. Ones 
   4. Hundreds 
4. The following table shows the number of seedlings planted in a certain sub- county. 
   

   Mango	Avocado	Macademia	Neem
   29 500	37 400	81 780	18 550

   Arrange the number of tree seedlings in descending order
5. Round off the following number to the nearest 1 000.
   70 999
   1. 71 000
   2. 70 900
   3. 79 000.
   4. 70 990
6. Write the number
   5 thousands 0 hundreds 7 tens 0 ones = ________________
7. 9 806 is
   __________thousands __________hundreds___________ tens ___________ones
8. Karis was paid sh. 365 for doing some work. Write this amount in words.
   1. Three six five.
   2. Three sixty five.
   3. Three hundred and sixty five.
   4. Five thirty six. 
9.  m      cm
     3       40
   +9       30 
                    
10.   m       cm
      8        50
    +7        35 
                      
11. Rahma had a mesh wire 39m 70cm long. She used 13m 40cm of the wire. What length of the wire remained?
    1. 26m 30cm
    2. 42m 110cm
    3. 43m 10cm
    4. 16m 30cm
12. Find the volume of the cube
    5 × 5 × 5  
    
    
    
    1. 100 unit cubes
    2. 25 unit cubes
    3. 125 unit cubes
    4. 15 unit cubes
13.  1 375kg
    −  189kg  
                     
14.   95kg
    −78kg   
                  
15. Which of the following numbers is divisible by 10?
    1. 35
    2. 50
    3. 64 
    4. 89
16. Fill in the missing factor. 
    50 = × 25
17. Makori harvested 2 500 mangoes. He packed them in bags of 10. How many bags did he have?
18. John shared 24 oranges and 36 mangoes equally among his friends. What is the largest number of friends whom he can share to without a remainder? 
    1. 5
    2. 6
    3. 8
    4. 12
19. Work out:
    
20. 
21. Write down the next multiples of 5.
    5, 10, 15, 20, ______, ______
22. Write the following numbers starting with the largest to the smallest.
    0.89, 1.75, 0.98, 2.07, 1.78
    1. 2.07, 1.78, 1.75, 0.98, 0.89
    2. 0.89, 0.98, 2.07, 1.78, 1.75
    3. 1.78, 1.75, 0.89, 2.07, 0.98
    4. 0.89, 0.98, 1.75, 1.78, 20.7
23. How many ¹/₄kg packets can be obtained from 6kg of salt? 
    1. 4
    2. 6
    3. 12
    4. 24
24. Which angle is this?________________
     
25. 5a + 2a = 
    1. 7
    2. 7a 
    3. 3a 
    4. 3
26. What is the time? 
    
    1. Quarter to 9
    2. Quarter past 9
    3. 9 oclock
    4. Half past 9
27. Grade 5 learners from Lenana primary school played a number game. Achieng' picked 35, Anne picked 82 and Paul picked 28. Who picked a multiple of 5?
    1. Achieng'
    2. Paul
    3. Anne 
    4. Grade 5
28. Mwai had eight rabbits. He sold each rabbit for sh. 41. How much money did he get?
29. Nyakwach recorded the types and numbers of vehicles that passed near their home. The results were presented as shown below. Write the missing tally marks. 
    

    Vehicles	Tally marks	Number of vehicles
    Buses	III	3
    Lorries	____________	8
    Vans	IIII IIII II	12
    Cars	IIII IIII IIII II	17
    Pick-ups	II	2

30.    sh.    cts.
        20    80
    +150    40  
                      

MARKING SCHEME

1. C
2. B
3. D
4. 18 550, 29 500, 37 400, 81 780
5. A
6. 5070
7. 9TH    8H    0T   6O
8. C
9. 12m     70cm
10. 15m     85cm
11. A
12. C
13. 118
14. 17kg
15. B
16. 2
17. 250
18. D
19. 6m     2cm
20. 4m     15cm
21. 25, 30
22. A
23. D
24. Right angle
25. B
26. B
27. A
28. 328
29. Correct tally
30. Sh 171   ct 20

ART/CRAFT.

1. All the following materials may be needed for thonging except a
   
   1. belt.
   2. leather.
   3. mallet.
   4. Knife.
2. Which of the following indigenous crafts can be woven?
   
3. Mundia drew a picture like the one drawn below.
   
   The type of drawing above is called
   
   1. observation drawing
   2. imagination drawing.
   3. stationary drawing.
   4. still life drawing.
4. Komboyo wants to practice crayon etching technique. Which of the following pairs of items does he need?
   
   1. Black ink, celotape.
   2. Toothpick, plasticine.
   3. Black ink, beeswax.
   4. Paraffin wax, plasticine.
5. Which of the following lists consists of items needed when making an expandable folder?
   
   1. Manila paper, ruler, glue. 
   2. Pencil, needle, crayon.
   3. Water, scissors, cotton wool. 
   4. Soap, eraser, glue.
6. Study the diagram below.
   
   Light and dark effects have been created using
   1. stippling technique.
   2. smudge technique.
   3. crayon etc ing technique.
   4. cross hatching technique.
7. When mounting artwork, what is the use of adhesives?
   1. Making the frame.
   2. Decorating the cutouts.
   3. Cutting out pictures.
   4. Sticking the cutouts.
8. Clay items cannot be decorated using
   1. stamping.
   2. scratching.
   3. pasting.
   4. incising.
9. Which of the following shows a glove puppet?
   
10. Painting or. fabric can be done using
    1. needles.
    2. sponges.
    3. wires.
    4. sticks.

MUSIC.

11. Which of the following French rhythms represents short sounds
    
    1. Ta-te
    2. Taa
    3. Taa - taa
    4. Taa-aa
12. Below is an example of a percussion instrument.
    
    The instrument above cannot be tuned by 
    1. tightening the laces.
    2. exposing the membrane to the heat from fire.
    3. adjusting the bridge. 
    4. putting it in the sun.
13. All the following members of the community can practice folk dances except
    1. men.
    2. women.
    3. boys.
    4. babies.
14. A group of learners was asked to mention some items that can be used to improvise a drum.
    Mercy: - clay.
    Alice: - sand.
    Lucy: - Log.
    Joyce: - Wire.
    Who among the learners mentioned a correct item?
    1. Mercy
    2. Lucy
    3. Alice.
    4. Joyce.
15. The East African Community Anthem is usually sung in
    1. mother tongue.
    2. English.
    3. Kiswahili.
    4. English and Kiswahili.
16. Head joints and middle joints are parts of a
    1. guitar.
    2. descant recorder.
    3. flute.
    4. drum.
17. Which of the following is an example of a percussion instruments.
    
18. Below is a musical instrument called nzumari.
    
    The instrument drawn above is played by the
    1. Abakuria.
    2. Ameru
    3. Abagusii.
    4. Mijikenda.
19. Which of the following hand signs represents solfa name re?
    
20. Which of the following lines is found in the third verse of the Kenya National Anthem?
    1. With hearts both strong and true. 
    2. In common bond united.
    3. Firm may we stand to defend. 
    4. Justice be our shield and defender.

SOCIAL STUDIES.

21. All the following are not cardinal points of a compass except
    
    1. south east.
    2. north west.
    3. south.
    4. south west.
22. Sanaipei was asked to name an industry that deals in wheat products. Which of the following would be the correct response from Sanaipei?
    
    1. Fruit canning industry.
    2. Bakery industry.
    3. Creamery industry. 
    4. Sawmill industry.
23. The diagram below represents a type of population
    
    The type of population represented above can be described as
    
    1. straight.
    2. scattered.
    3. clustered.
    4. linear.
24. Who among the following people depend on each other for the exchange of goods with money?
    
    1. Teachers and pupils.
    2. Traders and buyers.
    3. Police officers and thugs.
    4. Children in school.
25. The county government gets its money from all the following sources except 
    1. dues paid by tourists visiting the counties.
    2. money from land rates.
    3. rents from county offices.
    4. grants from the national government.
26. Who among the following leaders in children's government in school maintains order in the classroom?
    
    1. President
    2. Games president
    3. Class representative
    4. Deputy president
27. A situation where a child is forced to do hard work and is underpaid is called
    1. human rights.
    2. child abuse.
    3. child labour.
    4. interdependence.
28. All the following are aspects of our traditional culture. Which one is not? 
    1. The foods we eat.
    2. Our religions.
    3. The way we build our houses. 
    4. The curriculum we follow in school.
29. A cultural centre is an example of
    1. historic built environments.
    2. recreation facilities..
    3. physical features.
    4. permanent buildings.
30. During rainy seasons,
    1. farmers harvest their farm produce.
    2. farmers carry out weeding in their farms.
    3. animals do not get sufficient pasture. 
    4. there's no adequate water for domestic and farm uses.
31. Below is a source of heat.
    
    Which of the following fuels can best be used with the item above?
    1. Firewood
    2. Charcoal
    3. Diesel
    4. paraffin

Use the map of Kenya below to answer questions 32 to 35  

32. The country marked V is most likely to be
    
    1. Sudan.
    2. Tanzania.
    3. Somalia.
    4. Ethiopia.
33. The mountain marked S is called mount
    
    1. Kenya.
    2. Marsabit.
    3. Kulal.
    4. Longonot.
34. The relief region marked R is the
    
    1. Lake basin. 
    2. Nyika plateau.
    3. Rift Valley.
    4. Highlands.
35. The main language group that lives in the area marjked xxx is
    1. Bantu.
    2. Nilotes.
    3. Semites.
    4. Cushites.

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION  

36. Who among the following was a dreamer according to the Bible?
    
    1. Pharaoh
    2. Joseph
    3. Jesus
    4. Moses
37. The king who asked for wisdom from God was king
    1. Nebchadnezzar. 
    2. Ahab.
    3. Saul.
    4. Solomon.
38. Jesus Christ performed all the following miracles except
    
    1. changing water into wine.
    2. turning a stick into a snake.
    3. walking on water.
    4. Raising the dead.
39. Selfishness means
    
    1. taking care of you and your friends.
    2. thinking about your neighbours. 
    3. thinking only about yourself.
    4. helping other people whenever they need your help.
40. The first book in the New Testament is called
    
    1. Genesis.
    2. Matthew.
    3. Malachi.
    4. Revelation.
41. People of Israel were slaves in Egypt under
    
    1. Pharaoh.
    2. Moses.
    3. Pharisees.
    4. Joshua.
42. Joseph's brothers hated him because he was
    
    1. given a coat of many colours.
    2. a young handsome man.
    3. liked most by Jacob their father.
    4. a close friend to Pharaoh.
43. In order for Zacchaeus to see Jesus, he 
    1. told the people in the crowd to give way.
    2. climbed a tree.
    3. used a tall ladder.
    4. ran ahead of the multitude.
44. Abraham wanted to sacrifice his son called
    
    1. Isaac
    2. Samuel
    3. Paul
    4. Jonathan
45. Jesus used __________________________  to teach people. 
    1. proverbs
    2. stories
    3. riddles
    4. parables
46. All the following are good practices for a Christian. Which one is not?
    1. Respecting one another. 
    2. Helping the old.
    3. Abusing our enemies.
    4. Visiting the sick.
47. The Philistine giant killed by David was called
    1. Goliath.
    2. Belshaazar.
    3. Pharaoh.
    4. Naboth.
48. When Jesus raised the dead, He portrayed His power over
    1. diseases
    2. people
    3. death
    4. satan
49. When the big fish vomited Jonah, he went and preached in the city of
    1. Tarshish.
    2. Capernaum.
    3. Caisea.
    4. Nineveh.
50. Before Jesus calmed the storm, He was
    1. sleeping.
    2. preaching.
    3. fasting.
    4. praying.

ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

36. Which of the following is referred to as the opening chapter in the Qur'an?
    1. Al-Nasr
    2. Al-Walid
    3. Al-Kariim
    4. Al-Fatiha
37. Surah An-Nas means the
    1. men.
    2. wind.
    3. dawn.
    4. elephants.
38. I recite Al-Muawwidhatayan before I
    1. play.
    2. wake up.
    3. sleep.
    4. eat.
39. All the following lessons are learnt in surah Al-Ikhlas except
    1. evil people have bad endings. 
    2. Allah is one.
    3. Allah is unique.
    4. Allah controls all things.
40. All the following are positive uses of social media. Which one is not?
    1. Listening to Qasida from a mobile phone.
    2. Creating dawah groups on Whatsapp.
    3. Sending abusive messages to those who wrong us.
    4. Sharing homework questions using smart phones.
41. Which among the following is a vice?
    1. Humility
    2. Obedience
    3. Kindness
    4. Selfishness
42. Who among the following angels is responsible for record taking?
    1. İsrafil
    2. Raqib
    3. Izrail
    4. Munkar
43. Surah Al-Lahab can also be called
    1. Al-Walid.
    2. Al-Kariim.
    3. Al-Masad.
    4. An-Nas.
44. The fourth swalah of the day is called
    1. Fajr.
    2. Asr.
    3. Dhuhr.
    4. Maghrib.
45. When eating our food, we should
    1. eat it while standing to save time. 
    2. use the right hand as advised by prophet Muhammad (SAW)
    3. cat from the middle of the plate. 
    4. be sending Qur'an verses to our friends using our mobile phones.
46. Praying is a way of
    1. securing a good place in paradise.
    2. speaking to Allah.
    3. drawing nearer and nearer to Allah.
    4. strengthening our faith in the religion.
47. Which one of the following Islamic festivals is celebrated during childbirth? 
    1. Milaud-un-Nabii.
    2. Eid-ul-Adhha.
    3. Aqiqah.
    4. Eid-ul-Fitr.
48. How many pillars of Iman are there in the Muslim religion?
    1. Three.
    2. Four.
    3. Five.
    4. Six.
49. Which one of the following is not an example of akhlaq?
    1. Feeding domestic animals.
    2. Protecting seedlings.
    3. Spending our money.
    4. Grazing animals.
50. Which one ofthe following practices enables us observe hygiene?
    1. Taking wudhu
    2. Praying
    3. Helping the needy 
    4. Fasting

MARKING SCHEME

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

C.R.E

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

I.R.E

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

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.

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

AGRICULTURE.

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

HOMESCIENCE.  

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

PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION.

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

MARKING SCHEME

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

Soma mazungumzo yafuatayo kisha ujibu maswali 1-5.

                         (Wazazi wanajadiliana na wana wao kuhusu namna na umuhimu wa kuwa na afya bora)
Baba:                Mke wangu, ni siku nyingi hatujazungumza na kina Tina kuhusu masuala ya kibinafsi. (Kimya kinapita) Hebu waite tuzungumze nao.
Mama:              Sawa mume wangu (anasimama dirishani akitazama nje) Tinaa!..... Ramaa!
Tina na Rama: Naam mama!
Mama:               Hebu njooni humu ndani upesi (Kwa mumewe) Watoto siku hizi wakipata fursa, hawakai. Ni wao na mchezo. (Watoto wanaingia                                    wakihema)
Baba:                Wanangu, tumewaita hapa ili tuzungumze kuhusu umuhimu wa kuwa na afya bora. Ketini. (Wanaketi)
Mama:               Kwanza, Tina na Rama, lazima mjue namna ya kudumisha afya bora.
Tina:                  Nadhani njia mojawapo ni kudumisha usafi, kula vyakula salama na kamili na kufanya mazoezi.
Baba:                 Vyema Tina. Tunapokuwa na afya bora, miili yetu haipatwi na magonjwa mara kwa mara.
Rama:               Tena akili zetu hufanya kazi vyema na kuboresha matokeo ya shughuli zetu zikiwemo za masomo.
Mama:               Si hayo tu, tunapokuwa na afya bora, sisi hupendeza na kuvutia maana miili yetu huwa na maumbo ya asili, si miili iliyokonda na                                    kuonyesha mifupa.
Baba:                 Ningependa kuwa kwanzia leo kila mmoja wetu aliakikishe ubora wa afya yake kwa kutenda haya na mengine yaliyo mema.
Tina na Rama:  Sawa baba.

1. Baba alitaka kuzungumza na watoto wao kuhusu
   
   1. matokeo ya mtihani.
   2. michezo waliyokuwa wakicheza.
   3. masuala ya kibinafsi.
   4. vipindi walivyovipenda.
2. Kabla hawajaitwa, Tina na Rama walikuwa wapi?
   
   1. Chumbani
   2. Nje wakicheza
   3. Wakipumzika nje
   4. Sebuleni
3. Pendekezo la kula vyakula salama na kamili lilitolewa na
   
   1. Tina
   2. Rama
   3. mama
   4. baba
4. Kulingana na baba, tunapokuwa na afya bora,
   
   1. matokeo ya shughuli zetu huwa mazuri.
   2. miili yetu huweza kupatwa na magonjwa.
   3. miili yetu huwa na maumbo asilia isiyokonda.
   4. hatupatwi na magonjwa mara kwa mara.
5. Kulingana na mazungumzo haya,
   1. Rama na Tina hawapendi kucheza.
   2. hakuna haja ya kudumisha afya bora.
   3. wazazi waliotajwa wanawajali watoto wao.
   4. watu wa familia hiyo wanapenda sana kucheza.