1. What is three million four hundred and four thousand  five hundred and five in symbols?
   1. 3404505 
   2. 30404505
   3. 3044505
   4. 34004505
2. What is the place value of digit seven in the number  96.80075?
   1. Thousandths
   2. Hundredths
   3. Ten thousandths 
   4. Ten thousands
3. What is 456.98 rounded off to the nearest tenths?
   1. 457.00
   2. 457
   3. 467.00
   4. 457.0
4. What is;   in its simplest form?
   1. ¹⁴/₂₆ 
   2. ⁷/₁₃
   3. ⁷/₁₂
   4. ¹³/₂₄
5. What is the next number in the series?
   845, 805, 765, 725, _______
   1. 685
   2. 680 
   3. 645
   4. 700
6. Convert 2³/₅, into a decimal. 
   1. 0.26
   2. 2.6
   3. 0.0026
   4. 2.66
7. A newspaper vendor sells an average of 36 newspapers everyday. Each newspaper sells at sh.35. How much money does he receive in 28 days
   1. Sh.36000
   2. Sh.30240
   3. Sh.35280
   4. Sh.27280
8. The figure below represents a plot of land with semi-circular ends. 
   
   What is its perimeter?
   1. 264cm
   2. 300cm
   3. 164cm
   4. 564cm
9. What is the value of; 
   (2¹/₃ ÷ 4) ÷ ³/₄ ?
   1. ²/₃ 
   2. ¹/₄
   3. ⁸/₉
   4. 10²/₃ 
10. What is the value of;
    1.8 x 0.35  ?
    0.3 x 0.07 
    1. 30
    2. 3
    3. 13
    4. 140.3
11. The price of a book was sh.330 after a 12% deduction. What was the original price of the book? 
    1. Sh.375
    2. Sh.75
    3. Sh.15
    4. Sh.45
12. Using a ruler and apair of compasses, construct triangle XYZ such that XY = 5cm, YZ=6cm and angle XYZ=30°. Measure line XY.
    1. 5cm
    2. Зcm 
    3. 4cm
    4. 6cm
13. Trees are planted 24m apart on both sides of a road 12km long. Each seedling costs sh. 15. What is the total cost of the seedlings? 
    1. Sh.15000
    2. Sh.15030
    3. Sh.7515
    4. Sh.7530
14. An empty pick-up has a mass of 1.2 tonnes. It is loaded with 90kg bags of maize until the weight becomes 4.8 tonnes. What is the total number of bags loaded into the pick-up?
    1. 400
    2.  40
    3.  20
    4. 200
15. What is the value of x in the equation?
    4(2x + 6) − 10 = 30 
    1. 2
    2. 8
    3. 5½
    4. 16
16. The fractions ¹/₂, ⁵/₈, ³/₄, ²/₅  and ?, are to be arranged in order from the smallest to the largest. Which one of the following is the corect order?
    1. ²/₅, ¹/₂, ³/₄, ⁵/₈ 
    2. ³/₄, ⁵/₈, ¹/₂, ²/₅ 
    3. ²/₅, ⁵/₈, ¹/₂, ³/₄ 
    4. ²/₅, ¹/₂, ⁵/₈, ³/₄ 
17. Hamisi had sh.4800. He spent 60% of the money on buying some items. How much money was he left with?
    1. Sh.2880
    2.  Sh.1920
    3.  Sh.4860
    4. Sh.4740
18. One bell rings at intervals of 30 minutes and another at intervals of 40 minutes. If they are rung at 7.55am together, when will they ring together again?
    1. 8.55 am
    2. 10.55am
    3. 9.55am
    4. 9.55pm
19. A mother bought the following items from the market;
    3kg of potatoes @ sh.15
    2kg of tomatoes @sh.30
    ¹/₂ kg of onions @sh.50 per kg
    8 oranges @sh.5
    She gave the seller a 500 shillings note. What balance did she get?
    1. Sh.170
    2. Sh.330
    3. Sh.305
    4. Sh.335 
20. In a mixed school, there are 720 pupils. If 450 are girls, what percentage are boys?
    1. 37½%
    2. 62½%
    3. 27%
    4. 38½%
21. What is the value of;
    ¹/₄ ÷ ¹/₂ of ¹/₂ + ²/₃ + (²/₃ − ¹/₆)
    1. 2¹/₆ 
    2. 1¹/₆ 
    3. ³/₄ 
    4. ⁹/₁₆ 
22. The area of the trapezium JKLM drawn below is 544cm². Line JK is parallel to line LM and line JM is the perpendicular distance
    
    What is the length of line KL?
    1. 28cm
    2. 12cm
    3. 16cm
    4. 20cm 
23. The area of a square plot of land is 576cm². What is the measure of one of its sides? A
    1. 14cm
    2. 24cm
    3. 34cm
    4. 20cm 
24. Somo deposited sh.10800 in a bank which paid simple interest. At the end of the tenth month, he withdrew a total of sh.11340. At what rate per annum was the interest charged?
    1. 6%
    2. 0.5% 
    3. 12.6%
    4. 10% 
25. In the figure below, line AB is parallel to line DC and EF is a straight line.
    
    Which one of the following statements is correct about the figure?
    1. Angle a and angle e = 180°
    2. Angle e and angle f = 180° 
    3. Angle b = angle g
    4. Angle h = angle a
26. During drought, a camel lost 16kg. What was the percentage decrease if the mass of the camel is now 144kg?
    1. 10%
    2. 0.5%
    3. 12.6%
    4. 10%
27. Express 32½ as a fraction and simplify.
    
    1. ¹³/₄₀
    2. ¹³/₂₀  
    3. ⁵/₄₀
    4. ⁶⁵/₂₀₀  
28. A book is made up of 810840 words. In every page there are 6757 words. How many pages does the book have?
    1. 465
    2. 126
    3. 146
    4. 456 
29. What is the perimeter of the figure below if its radius is 3.5m? (Take π = ²²/₇)
    
    
    1. 36m
    2. 18m
    3. 29m
    4. 14.5m 
30. Which one of the following number is not divisible by 11?
    1. 57640
    2. 86284
    3.  11995
    4. 41536  
31. What is the value of
      rpg - 4q  
      4p - 3p
    given that r=2, p=2r and q = p+2 A.==
    1. 1²/₃
    2. 1¹/₃ 
    3. 2¹/₃
    4. 2²/₃ 
32. A factory produced 40.4 tonnes of maize in January. The maize wes packed in 100kg bags and sold at sh.1000 each. How much money was obtained? 
    1. Sh.4040000
    2. Sh.4040
    3. Sh.40400 
    4. Sh.404000
33. What is the sum of prime number between 60 and 80?
    1. 480
    2. 491
    3. 351
    4. 424
34. Lucy spends ¹/₄  of her salary on rent, ¹/₈ on transport and ²/₇ on food. If she saves the remaining amount, what fraction of her salary does she save?
    1. ²⁹/₃₆ 
    2. ⁷/₉
    3. ²⁷/₅₆ 
    4. ⁹/₁₄ 
35. Atieno is paid 2275min in a week for the job she does. How much money did she earn in a week that she missed going for the job three times?
    1. Sh.1300
    2. Sh.975
    3. Sh.758.30
    4. Sh.568.75
36. A section of a road 9km long was drawn on a map using a scale of 1:100000. What was the measure of the drawing on the map?
    1. 4.5cm .
    2. 3.5cm
    3. 18cm
    4. 9cm
37. The figure below represents Ongwae's piece of land 
    
    What is the area of Ongwae's piece of land in hectares? (Take π = 3.14)
    1. 107808
    2. 130416 
    3. 10.7808 . 
    4. 13.0416 
38. A saleslady is given a commission of 7% on the value of goods she sells. In a certain month, she sold goods worth sh.110000. How much money did she earn that month?
    1. Sh.8400
    2. Sh.7700
    3. Sh.12500
    4. Sh.9600 
39. A certain job can be done by 12 men in 16 days. How many days.can 8 men working at the same rate take to finish the job? 
    1. 27
    2. 18
    3. 10
    4. 24 
40. Calculate the capacity in litres of a rectangular water tank that measures 1.5m by 0.8m by 60cm.
    1. 7.2
    2. 0.72
    3. 720
    4. 7200
41. What is the total surface area of the closed cuboid shown below?
    
    1. 25920cm
    2. 5652cm
    3. 6354cm
    4. 26280cm
42. A bus travelled from Kismayu to Dahola, a distance of 32km/hr between 8.30am and 1.00pm. Calculate its speed in m/s. 
    1. 20m/s
    2. 66½ m/s
    3. 72m/s
    4. 108m/s
43. The mean mass of 6 boys is 48kg. If the seventh boy is added, the mean becomes 47.5kg. What is the mass of the seventh boy? 
    1. 44.5kg
    2. 56kg
    3. 49.5kg
    4. 38kg .
44. In the figure below, line RQ = 17cm, line RP = 15cm and angle RPQ = 90°. What is the area of triangle PQR?
    1. 68cm²
    2. 127.5cm²
    3. 96cm²
    4. 60cm² 
45. The market price of a jacket was sh. 1800. Kim bought it on cash and he was given a discount of 5%. How much did he pay for the jacket?
    1. Sh.90
    2. Sh.1710
    3. Sh.1890
    4. Sh.1620
46. Find the circumference of the circle given below. (Take π = ²²/₇)
    
    1. 38cm
    2. 11cm
    3. 22cm
    4. 44cm
47. A train leaves town A at 11.05am and takes 13hrs 45min to reach town B. At what time did it reach town B? 
    1. 11.48am
    2. 12.48pm
    3. 1.48am
    4. 0048hrs 
48. A school has 240 pupils in lower primary. This is 60% of the total number of pupils in the school. How many pupils are there in upper primary?
    1. 300
    2. 340
    3. 160
    4. 400
49. A teacher had 15½m of cloth. She gave each of her 4 pupils 3½m of the cloth each. What length of cloth was she left with?
    1. 1½
    2. 8¼
    3. 1¹/₃
    4. 2½
50. What is the next shape in the pattern below?
    
    
    

MARKING SCHEME

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

ART & CRAFT

1. Three of the following materials are used in making montage. Which one is not?
   1. Old newspaper
   2. Manila paper
   3. Glue
   4. Water
2. Smearing colour onto a surface is known as 
   1. smudging 
   2. colouring
   3. brushing
   4. washing
3. The lightness or darkness of a colour is known as 
   1. tone
   2. paint 
   3. colour
   4. value
4. The following are natural materials needed for weaving except 
   1. Sisal 
   2. Banana fibres 
   3. Reeds
   4. Plastic
5. Three of the following materials can be made from leather. Which one cannot? 
   1. Hats 
   2. Bags
   3. Drums 
   4. Cups
6. Which one of the following shows a cylindrical form? 
   
7. Grade five pupils made the clay item drawn below. The item is known as a
   
   
   1. Cup
   2. Pot
   3. Sufuria
   4. Jug
8. The following materials are needed to make a drum except
   1. leather material 
   2. Knives 
   3. Old containers
   4. cloth
9. What is the name of the digital device shown below?
   
   
   1. Computer
   2. Laptop
   3. Mobile phone
   4. Tablet
10. Which one of the following materials cannot be used for painting?
    1.  Crayons
    2.  Charcoal
    3.  Pencil
    4. Eraser

MUSIC

11. The East African Anthem is sang in the following countries except
    1. Rwanda
    2. South Sudan
    3.  Uganda
    4. Ethiopia 
12. The participant who leads the rest in a folk song is known as a
    1.  singer
    2.  leader
    3.  soloist
    4. performer
13. Wind instruments are played by
    1.  hitting
    2.  shaking
    3.  blowing
    4. plucking
14. How do we stand when singing the national anthem?
    1. At attention
    2. With our hands up
    3. With one leg lifted
    4. With legs apart
15. When two voices are in agreement while singing together, they are said to be in
    1. pitch
    2.  harmony
    3.  Volume
    4. auto 
16. A sang that is sand by the people in the mosques or churches are known as ______
    1. folk songs
    2. sacred songs
    3. patriotic songs
    4. lullaby songs
17. Where is mouth placed in the musical instrument shown below?
    
    1. a
    2. b
    3. c
    4. d
18. The following are musical instruments which accompany songs. Which one is not?
    1. Kayamba
    2. Piano
    3. Guitar
    4. Hand clapping
19. The following words are found in the first stanza of the Kenya National Anthem. Which one is not?
    1. God
    2. Creation 
    3. Bless 
    4. Arise
20. The loudness or lowness of a sound in music is known as
    1. volume
    2. pitch
    3. harmony
    4. tone

SOCIAL STUDIES

Study the map of Tuli Area below and answer the questions that follows

21. River kiu flows from ______________ to ____________
    1. North, South
    2. South, North
    3. East, West
    4. South to West
22. What is the direction of the school from the cattle dip?
    1. South West
    2. North West
    3. North East
    4. South East
23. Which religion do the people of Bura area belong?
    1.  Christianity
    2. Islamic
    3. Pagan
    4. Hindu 
24. What is the main means of transport used in Bura area?
    1.  Road
    2.  Air
    3.  Railway
    4. Water 
25. Which element of a map is missing in the above map Bura Area? _________
    1. Key
    2. Frame
    3. Title
    4. Scale
26. Cultural artifacts are kept in
    1. stadiums
    2. churches
    3. museums
    4. hospitals
27. The following are parts of administration in a school except
    1. Headteacher
    2. Deputy head teacher
    3. Class prefect
    4. Chief
28. Soda ash is mined in:
    1. Lake Victoria
    2. Lake Elementaita 
    3. Lake Baringo
    4. Lake Magadi
29. The following are traditional methods of fishing except
    1. herbs
    2. basket
    3. traps
    4. trawling
30. Which of the following is a Bantu community in Kenya?
    1. Borana
    2. Maasai
    3. Akamba
    4. Luo
31. Which is the fastest means of transport?
    1. Railway
    2. Road
    3. Air
    4. Water
32. The growing of flowers only is known as
    1. horticulture
    2. floriculture
    3. viticulture
    4. agriculture
33. Who is the head of a county?
    1. President
    2. Governor
    3. Member of county assembly
    4. Chief
       Use the map of Kenya below to answer questions 34 - 35 
       
       
34. The county marked A is -
    1. Tanzania
    2. Uganda
    3. Somalia
    4. Ethiopia 
35. The physical feature marked B is
    1. Mt. Kenya
    2. Mt. Elgon
    3. Mt. Longonot
    4. Mt. Marsabit
36. The following were ways of passing knowledge in the past. Which one is not?
    1. Songs
    2. Riddles
    3. Reading
    4. Apprenticeship 
37. Which one of the following is the largest lake in Kenya?
    1. Lake Victoria
    2. Lake Turkana
    3. Lake Bogoria
    4. Lake Naivasha
38. Dairy farming is done in all the following counties in Kenya except
    1. Kişii
    2. Meru
    3. Kiambu
    4. Mandera 
39. An area of a fairly raised land that is almost flat at the top is known as a
    1. Plain
    2. Plateau
    3. Lake
    4. Hill
40. The general elections in Kenya is done after every ____________________ years. 
    1. 5
    2. 10
    3. 20 
    4. 15

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

41. A grade five teacher was teaching his pupils about the story of creation from the book of Genesis. The teacher taught them that God created human beings mainly to:
    1. eat the fruits in the garden B
    2. cultivate the garden
    3. take care of his creation
    4. talk with the serpent 
42. Which one of the following is NOT a member of the nuclear family.
    1. Aunt
    2. Mother
    3. Father
    4. Children
43. Who among the following kings of Israel was known for his wisdom?
    1. Samson
    2. Ahab
    3. Solomon
    4. David
44. Who among the following prophets had a contest with the prophets of baal at Mt. Camel?
    1. Elisha 
    2. Elijah 
    3. Jeremiah
    4. Joel
45. Alice, a grade four learner, keeps on praying to God to excel in her exams but feels like God is NOT answering her prayers. Which one of the following is the BEST advice you would give her?
    1. To keep on praying 
    2. To drop out of school
    3. To commit suicide
    4. To stop praying
46. Children should learn to obey their parents mainly because:
    1. They will be cursed if they don't
    2. It is away of pleasing them
    3. They will become responsible citizens
    4. God commands them to do so
47. Which one of the following gifts of the Holy Spirit did Peter portray on the day of pentecost?
    1. preaching
    2. knowledge
    3. Healing
    4. Wisdom
48. Which one of the following miracles performed by Jesus shows that He has power over nature? 
    1. Healing the man possessed by demons
    2. Calming the storm
    3. Healing the Roman officer's servant
    4. Healing Peter's mother in-law
49. Which one of the following is the BEST way grade five pupils can utilize their leisure time?
    1. practicing in the church chair 
    2. cleaning the school compound 
    3. reading Bible stories
    4. Visiting the elderly
50. Paul, a grade four learner bought a pencil from a shop. The shopkeeper Jane gave excess change which he returned. The Christian value that Paul demonstrated is:
    1. love
    2. humility
    3. honesty
    4. obedience

 MARKING SCHEME

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

1. Some Grade 5 learners were asked to name some wastes that decompose easily.
   This was their response.
   Rono:        Banana peels.
   Atieno:      Kitchen refuse.
   Wambua:  Leaves.
   Cheptoo:  Plastic bottles.
   Who was not correct?
   1.  Wambua.
   2.  Cheptoo.
   3. Rono.
   4. Atieno.
2. Which of the following shows a beam balance?
   1. 
   2. 
   3. 
   4. 
3. In which of the following levers is the fulcrum between the effort and the load?
   1. Wheelbarrow. 
   2. Claw hammer.
   3. Broom.
   4. Fishing rod.
4. Which of the following parts of a computer is correctly matched with its function?
   1. Monitor -- provessing data.
   2. Keyboard... producing hard copies.
   3. Screen -typing.
   4. Mouse - selecting parts of text.
5. A certain substance had the following characteristics:
   1. It had no definite shape.
   2. It had a definite volume. 
   3. It also had a definite mass.
      The substance being described above is most likely to be
      1. a stone.
      2. tea.
      3. charcoal.
      4. air.
6. One afternoon, Kantai was typing an e mail on a computer. In which part of the computer was his work displayed? On the
   1. CPU.
   2. keyboard.
   3. printer.
   4. VDU.
7. Which of the following flowering plants?
   1. Black jack and moss. 
   2. Beans and moulds. 
   3. Maize and grass.
   4. Blackjack and algae.
8. Which one of the following sense organs is responsible for sight?
   1. Nose.
   2. Ears.
   3. Skin.
   4. Eyes.
9. All the following can be worn when handling harmful plants except
   1. hairbands. 
   2. gloves. 
   3. goggles.
   4. aprons.
10. In a certain habitat, an animal with the following characteristics was seen:
    1. Its body was covered with fur.
    2. It had a constant body temperature. 
    3. It was an egg-laying animal.
    4. It had mammary glands.
       Which of the following animals was likely to have been seen?
       1. Bat.
       2. Bird.
       3. Spiny ant-eater.
       4. Tortoise.
          Use the diagram below to answer the following questions.
          
          
11. Which one of the following is not a function of the part marked A?
    1. Gaseous exchange.
    2. Warming the air we breath.
    3. It cleans the air.
    4. Moistening of the air.
12. The part that contains C-shaped cartillages is labelled
    1. B
    2. A
    3. D
    4. C
13. What is the name of the part marked C?
    1. Left lung.
    2.  Bronchus.
    3.  Bronchiole.
    4. Diaphragm.
14. The following are steps when typing a document but not in the correct order. 
    1. Edit 
    2. Type 
    3. Save 
    4. Print.
       Which of the following is the correct order of the steps? 
       1. i, ii, iii, iv 
       2. i, ii, iv, iii
       3. ii, iii, i, iv
       4. ii, i, iii, iv
15. Which one of the following is a waterborne disease?
    1. Typhoid
    2. Tuberculosis
    3. Epilepsy
    4. Malaria
16. Which of the following lists consists only of materials needed when making a compost pit?
    1. Kitchen refuse, nails, top soil.
    2. Plastic bottles, banana peels, ash. 
    3. Old clothes, famyard manure, maize stalks.
    4. Rotting fruits, ash, top soil.
17. Prevention of reduced fertility of soil is called soil
    1. erosion.
    2. conservation.
    3. structure.
    4. profile.
18. All the following may be needed when making a scarecrow except
    1. old clothes.
    2.  strings.
    3.  sticks.
    4. glue.
19. Which one of the following is not a way of conserving water in the farm? 
    1. Pruning. 
    2. Shading.
    3. Mulching.
    4. Cover-cropping.
20. Which one of the following is a suitable way of caring for young climbing fruit plants?
    1. Pruning.
    2. Harvesting.
    3. Supporting the vines.
    4. Exposing the roots to sun heat.
21. Some Grade 5 learners were asked to name various domestic animals and their uses to human beings. Here is what they said:
    Hashim: sheep-gives us mutton and milk.
    Nadia:    dog-guards our homes.
    Karim:    donkey-helps humans during transportation.
    Maria:     goat-gives quality milk to the farmer.
    Who was wrong?
    1. Nadia.
    2. Karim
    3. Hashim
    4. Maria.
22. Which of the following gardening tools can be used to dig a hard ground?
    1. 
    2. 
    3. 
    4. 
23. Which one of the following statements is not true about container gardening?
    1. Container gardens save water. 
    2. Old tyres can be used to establish a container garden.
    3. A container garden can be moved from one place to another.
    4. Crops to be sold outside the country can be planted in container gardens.
24. Which of the following crops is correctly matched with its type?
    1. Vegetable - onion.
    2. Cereal - kales.
    3. Legume - wheat.
    4. Fruit - cucumber.
25. Fruit trees in the nursery bed can be cared for by all the following except
    1. watering.
    2. harvesting. 
    3. weeding.
    4. thinning.
26. All the following are examples of fuels used at home. Which one is not?
    1. Firewood.
    2. Shampoo. 
    3. Gas.
    4. Charcoal.
27. Which of the following foods is correctly matched with the nutrients it provides?
    1. Carrots - carbohydrates
    2. Maize - proteins
    3. Pineapples - iron
    4. Spinach - vitamins
28. Kitchen utensils that can break easily are said to be
    1. weak.
    2. durable. 
    3. fragile. 
    4. glasses.
29. Meat can be cooked using all the following methods except
    1.  frying
    2.  boiling.
    3.  baking.
    4. grilling.
30. Study the type of stitch shown below.
    
    The type of stitch shown above is called 
    1. back stitch. 
    2. chain stitch.
    3. running stitch. 
    4. loop stitch.
31. Which of the following needle work tools shows a thimble? A. O
    
32. The diagram below shows a kitchen tool.
    
    
    The tool drawn above was made using
    1. clay. 
    2. iron sheets,
    3. plastic.
    4. metals. 
33. Which one of the following is not a sign associated with kwashiorkor?
    1. Loose brownish hair.
    2. Swollen limbs.
    3. Breathlessness.
    4. Pot belly.
34. Cereals can be preserved in
    1.  refrigerators.
    2.  water.
    3.  polythenes.
    4. sacks. 
35. A cleaning tool used to collect rubbish to be thrown away is called a ______________________
    1. rubbish bin.
    2. dust pan,
    3. dust bin.
    4. rubbish pit.
36. Kariandusi was seen practising the gymnastics skill below.
    
    Probably, Kariandusi was practicing  
    1. somersault.
    2. handstand.
    3. cart wheel.
    4. forward roll.
37. Pivoting is a sports activity that is applied 
    1. swimming. 
    2. kabaddi.
    3. soft ball.
    4. frisbee.
38. Study the illustration below.
    
    The type of catch shown above is applied in frisbee. What is the name of the type of catch?
    1. Double rim catch.
    2. Two handed rim catch.
    3. Single handed rim catch.
    4. Double hands rim catch.
39. How many actions are combined when  practicing through vault into forward roll?
    1. Two
    2. Four
    3. Five
    4. Three
40. When practicing handwalk, the weight of the whole body rests on the
    1. feet
    2. hands
    3. knees
    4. shoulder
41. Which of the following shows a rounders bat?
    
42. Name the rope work technique below.
            
    1. Single rope bounce
    2. Double feet bounce.
    3. One foot bounce. 
    4. Two feet bounce.
43. Jumping rope regularly can help us prevent
    1.  headache.
    2. stomachache.
    3.  fitness.
    4. obesity.
44. What is the use of a floater in swimming?
    1. It normally floats on the surface of water.
    2. It can be used to sink a swimmer.
    3. Beginners can use it to learn.
    4. It can be made using inflated tubes. i
45. Which of the following statements is true about a swimming pool?
    1. Swimmers should shower before using the swimming pool.
    2. Swimmers can take snacks and light drinks while swimming
    3. All participants must wear helmets for safety in the swimming poolTo save time, swimmers can urinate in the swimming pool. 
46. Which of the following is not a component of health related fitness?
    1. Muscular strength.
    2. Cardiorespiratory endurance.
    3. Mental preparation.
    4. Flexibility. 
47. All the following are reasons for drinking water during games. Which one is not? 
    1. It regulates the rate of our heartbeat.
    2. It lubricates joints.
    3. Water forms saliva.
    4. It regulates body temperature.
48. In ABC of first aid C, stands for
    1. cotton.
    2. condition
    3.  circular.
    4. circulation.
49. Blowing the nose very hard can lead to
    1. fatigue.
    2.  fainting.
    3. nose bleeding.
    4. nausea.
50. All the following can be found in a first aid kit except
    1. a scissor. 
    2. a pair of pliers. 
    3. bandages. 
    4. methylated spirit.

MARKING SCHEME

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

Swali la 1 hadi 5: Soma mazungumzo haya kisha ujibu maswall 1 hadi 5

Rehema: (Huku akiutoa mkoba wako mabegani) Mama umeshindaje leo?

Mama: Nimeshinda vyema sana, labda wewe mwanane.

Rehema: Nami pia.

Mama: Nenda basi ukafue sare. Nami naenda jikoni kuandaa chajio.

Rehema. Sawa mama. Nataka pia nifanye kazi ya ziada tuliyopewa na mwalimu.

1. Mazungumzo haya yalifanyika wakati gani? 
   1. Asubuhi
   2. Mchana 
   3. Jioni
   4. Usiku
2. Neno 'sare' kama lilivyotumika kwenye mazungumzo lina maana ya
   1. Nguo za sherehe
   2. Kaptura na shati
   3. Rinda na sweta
   4. Mavazi yanayovaliwa shuleni
3. Mamake Rehema alikuwa na shughuli gani?
   1. Kuandaa chujio
   2. Kufanya kazi ya ziada
   3. Kuandaa chamcha
   4. Kuenda shambani
4. Ni nani aliyempa Rehema kazi ya ziada?
   1. Mama yake
   2. Mwalimu wake
   3. Baba yake
   4. Rafiki yake 
5. Kitendo cha Rehema kukubali kufanya kazi ya ziada aliyopewa kinaonyesha kuwa yeye ni
   1.  mtukutu
   2. mtundu
   3.  mtiifu
   4. mvivu

Swali la 6 hadi 10, Soma hadithi ifuatayo kisha ujibu maswali.

Ilikuwa likizo ya mwezi wa Aprili. Mimi na dada yangu Pendo tulihudhuria harusi ya shangazi yetu, Zainabu. Tulikuwa tumealikwa ili kubeba pete za bibi na bwana harusi, Watu wengi walihudhuria harusi hiyo ambayo ilikuwa ya kufana na kila mtu alitaka kuona shangazi yetu akifunga pingu za maisha na mpenzi wake Jabali.

Watu walifurahia kula keki na vyakula vya aina mbalimbali. Kulikuwa pia na vinywaji. Baada ya kufunga pingu za maisha shangazi yangu na mume wake Jabali walibebwa na ndege kuelekea Uarabuni. 

6. Ni nani na nani walifunga pingu za maisha?
   1. Mimi na dadangu
   2. Pendo na dadake
   3. Zainabu na jabali
   4. Shangazi na Pendo
7. Kila mtu alitaka kuona nani akifunga pingu za maisha?
   1. Shangazi
   2. Mjomba
   3. Mama
   4. Dada
8. Bwana harusi alikuwa anaitwa nani? 
   1. Mpenzi
   2. Zainabu 
   3. Mume
   4. Jabali
9. Baada ya harusi, mume na mke walienda wapi?
   1. Uaribuni
   2. Kwa ndege .
   3. Nyumbani 
   4. Pwani
10. 'Kufunga pingu za maisha' ni aina gani ya tamathali?
    1. Nahau
    2. Tashbihi
    3. Methali
    4. Kitendawili

Swali la 11 hadi 15, Soma kifungu kifuatacho kisha ujibu maswali 

Wanyama wanaofugwa huitwa mifugo. Wanyama hawa ni kama mbuzi, kondoo, ng'ombe, ngamia na punda. Wanyama hawa wana faida nyingi sana. Mfugaji huwakamua ng'ombe, ambao humpa maziwa ambayo humpa pesa nyingi akiyauza.

Maziwa pia hutumiwa kutengeneza siagi. Maziwa ni tamu sana, Kondoo hutupa sufi ambazo hutumiwa kutengeneza fulana. Maziwa ya mbuzi ni mazuri sana. Ngamia hutumiwa kutubebea mizigo. Maziwa yake pia hunywewa na watu wengine huamini kuwa ni dawa. Wanyama wote wanahitaji kutunzwa, Sharti waishi mahali safi na wapewe chakula cha kutosha ili wawe na afya nzuri.

11. Wanyama wanaofugwa nyumbani huitwa
    1.  mifugo
    2.  Ng'ombe'
    3.  Jibini
    4. Sufi
12. Ni mnyama yupi kati ya hawa hafugwi nyumbani?
    1. Ng'ombe
    2.  Mbuzi
    3. Kondoo
    4. Simba 
13. Ni ipi si faida ya maziwa
    1. Hutupa pesa
    2. Kutengeneza siagi
    3. Kunywewa
    4. Kutengeneza sufi
14. Ni mnyama yupi hutumika kubebea mizigo
    1.  Ng'ombe'.
    2. Kondoo
    3. Mbuzi
    4. Ngamia
15. Anayewafuga wanyama huitwa _________________
    1.  Mtu
    2.  Mfugaji
    3.  Mfungaji
    4. Wavulana

Soma kifungu hiki kisha ujaze nafasi 16 - 20 kwa jibu sahihi.

Elimu ni kitu chenye umuhimu ____16____ kwetu. Kwanza elimu hutufanya tujue kusoma na ___17___ . Bila elimu hatuwezi___18___ wa wenzetu kwa njia ya kuandika au kusoma. Watu ___19___ hawajasoma hukumbwa na changamoto ___20___. Sharti sote tuipende elimu.

16.  
    1. Kubwa
    2. mkumbwa
    3.  kikubwa
    4. mkubwa
17.  
    1. kulia
    2. kuandika
    3. kuketi
    4. kucheka
18.  
    1. kuwasiliana 
    2. kuwasilisha 
    3. kuwasiliwa
    4. kuwasilika
19.  
    1. ambayo
    2. ambaye 
    3. ambamo 
    4. ambao
20.  
    1. mingi
    2. nyingi 
    3. jingi
    4. wengi

Swali la 21 hadi 30. Chagua jibu sahihi. 

21. Kanusha sentensi hizi: Alisoma hadithi.
    1. Hangesoma hadithi
    2. Hakusoma hadithi
    3. Hajasoma hadithi 
    4. Hatasoma hadithi
22. Andika kwa wingi: Ndoo hii imejaa maji..
    1. Ndoo hizi zimejaa maji
    2. Ndoo haya yamejaa maji
    3. Mandoo hizi zimějaa maji
    4. Mandoo hizi zimejaa maji
23. Kisawe cha barabara ni ___________
    1. chete
    2. lami
    3. njia
    4. soko
24. Tegua vitendawili hivi: Nyama nje ngozi ndani
    1. Firigisi
    2. Muwa
    3. Mkate
    4. Ndizi
25. Kamilisha methali hizi: Kidole kimoja hakivunji ______________________
    1. kidole
    2. chawa
    3. dawa
    4. mto
26. Tumia kimilikishi '-ake'  ipasavyo:Mtoto analilia kalamu 
    
    1. yake 
    2. lake 
    3. chake 
    4. vyao 
27. Jibu la 'Alamsiki" ni
    1. alamsiki
    2. vyema
    3. aheri
    4. binuru
28. Kikundi cha matunda huitwa
    1. pakacha
    2. mtumba
    3.  bumba
    4. numbi 
29. Andika kwa tarakimu 
    Elfu kumi na moja
    1. 11000
    2. 10001
    3.  1001
    4. 1100
30. Kitendo cha kupasha chakula moto
    1. kukanza
    2. kupika
    3. kuinjika
    4. kuoka 

INSHA

Andika insha kuhusu;

LIKIZO YA KUPENDEZA

MARKING SCHEME

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

SECTION A  

Question 1 - 5: Read the conversation below and answer questions

Adasa: I think malaria is a very dangerous disease.

Masha: Yes, it is. It is a killer disease. But I think typhoid is worse.

Adasa: What about AIDS: I think it's the worst disease.

Masha: I agree with you. AIDs has killed very many people. We should do our best to keep it away from us.

1. Which is the worst disease?
   1.  AIDS
   2.  Tyhoid
   3. Malaria
   4. Tuberculosis
2. Which is the comparative adjective of the word best ______________________
   1. Good
   2. Better
   3. Gooder
   4. 'Best'
3. _____________ thinks that malaria is a very dangerous disease.
   1. Masha
   2. Adasa
   3. James 
   4. Lucy
4. The following diseases have been mentioned in the conversation except
   1. AIDS
   2. Typhoid
   3. Malaria
   4. Covid -19
5. The following pronouns have been used in the conversation except
   1.  I
   2.  It
   3.  you
   4. It's

Question 6 - 13: Read the passage below and answer questions

Little children eat or drink anything that comes across their paths. Without any doubts, you have come across them eating bananas which have flies or are rotten, All these are caused by grown ups. Many grown ups store poisons, paraffin and different varieties of soaps where children could reach them easily. On getting these items, the grown ups are not aware that the children have taken
these bad items.

If in a house there are children below five yers, the following precautions should be taken label all containers with soaps, perfumes and poison to ensure that the labelled tins are out of children's reach. All bottles should be kept on top of cupboards or any other place whose height is beyond the reach of children

There are those parents who store poison in food containers. This is dangerous. When these innocent children come across them, they believe it's food. They end up swallowing poison or chewing morsels of fungicide and the end result is death.

6. Who are being blamed for the dangers in the house according to the passage?_____________________
   1. Grown ups
   2.  Children
   3. Teachers
   4. Neighbours
7. Which one of the following is not a dangerous item kept in the house?
   1. Poisons 
   2. Paraffin 
   3. Soaps
   4. Milk
8. Why do children eat anything they find?
   1. It's their hobby
   2. They don't listen to their parents
   3. They don't know what is good or bad
   4. They are sweet
9. What is the meaning of the word 'morsels' as underlined in the passage?
   1. A large amount
   2. A lumpsome
   3. A type of gungi
   4. A Small amount
10. All the following should be avoided to keep children safe except?
    1. Keep the medicine near children
    2. dispose left overs near children
    3. keep medicine away from children
    4. leave bottles without labels
11. What is the final results after a child takes poison
    1. Fainting
    2. Death
    3. Suffocation .
    4. Deep sleep
12. Which mistake is done by most parents?
    1. Having alot of rules
    2. Leaving medicines carelessly
    3. Bringing up many children
    4. Employing househelps
13. Which is the best title for the passage?
    1. Medicines in hospitals
    2. Children disobedience
    3. Children with medicine
    4. Parents and medicine

Question 14 - 22: Read the text below and fill in with the correct answers

The long ___ 14___ day had at last 15 to attend the graduation. Everyone__16____ eager. ____17____ The young pupils lined ____18____ excitedly. Each had something to ____19____, it seemed ____20____ were eager to see their parents___ 21____ to ____22____  the very important day.

14.  
    1. waiting
    2. wait
    3. awaited
    4. waited
15.  
    1. arrive
    2. come
    3. entered
    4. noticed
16.  
    1. is
    2. were
    3. was
    4. has
17.  
    1. date
    2. party
    3. day
    4. ceremony
18.  
    1. up
    2. on
    3. between
    4. off 19.
19.  
    1. told
    2. say
    3. speak
    4. question
20.  
    1. Whole
    2. All
    3. Each
    4. Every
21.  
    1. coming
    2. came
    3. come
    4. gone
22.  
    1. look
    2. seen
    3. saw
    4. witness

Questions 23 - 30: Complete the following similes. 

23. As brave as a ___________________
    1. snake
    2. lion
    3. cat
    4. dog
24. As white as a _______________________
    1. snow
    2. Ash
    3. shirt 
    4. Clouds

For question 25 - 26. Fill in the spaces with the correct possessive pronouns.

25. This is my book. It is ___________________
    1. mine
    2. yours
    3. his
    4. hers
26. That cow belongs to them. It is __________________
    1. there's
    2. their's
    3. theirs
    4. there's

Identify adverb of time in the following sentences

27. The bell rang at noon.
    1. bell
    2. rang
    3. at
    4. noon
28. I was too late to arrive in school.
    1. too
    2. late
    3. arrive
    4. school

For questions 29 - 30. Choose the correct short form of the underlined words

29. We will not attend the meeting
    1. willn't
    2. won't
    3. will not
    4. woun't
30. I was not told to sweep the class.
    1. wasn't
    2. weren't
    3. wasen't
    4. wasend

COMPOSITION    

Write an interesting composition about.

MY PET 

MARKING SCHEME

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

1. A school had nine hundred and ninety eight thousand, six hundred and forty five chickens. What is the number of chickens written in symbols?
   1. 998 654
   2. 988 645
   3. 998 645
   4. 989 65
2. In a certain grassland, there were 84 629 birds. What is the total value of digit 4 in this number?
   1. Thousands
   2. 4 000 
   3. 40 000
   4. Tens of thousands
3. What is the shortest length of a string from which equal pieces measuring 12 cm and 18 cm can be cut?
   1. 6cm
   2. 48cm
   3. 16cm
   4. 36cm
4. In the year 2019, 248 618 students joined universities in a certain country. In the following year, 366 211 students joined universities. How many students joined universities in the two years?
   1. 614 829
   2. 624 729 
   3. 614 729 
   4. 624 8295.
5. There are 96 487 trees in Maserati forest. Out of these, 23 265 are natural while the rest are planted. How many planted trees are in Maserati forest?
   1. 119 752
   2. 72 322 
   3. 73 222 
   4. 73 122
6. What is the next number in the pattern below?
   4, 8, 24, 96, ____________
   1. 100
   2. 480
   3. 520
   4. 104
7. In a green grocery, ⁵/₈ of the fruits are mangoes and the rest are oranges. If ³/₈ of the mangoes were sold, what fraction of the mangoes remained?
   1. ½
   2. ⁸/₈
   3. ⁵/₈
   4. ²/₀
8. Aminata had 12 pineapples. She bought 6 more pineapples. She then sold all the pineapples equally to 9 customers. How many pineapples did each customer buy?
   1. 3
   2. 8
   3. 7
   4. 2
9. A member of county assembly had 336 packets of maize flour. He shared the packets equally to 14 needy families. How many packets did each family get?
   1. 24
   2. 350
   3. 322
   4. 28
10. In the first attempt, an athlete finished a marathon race in 4.26 hours. In the second attempt, she reduced the time by 1.18 hours. What time did she take in the second attempt?
    1. 5.44
    2. 3.08
    3. 3.18
    4. 5.34
11. A pupil ran round a school play ground and covered a distance of 1 900m. How many kilometres and metres are these?
    
    1. 19 km 00m 
    2. 1 km 900m
    3. 19 km 900m 
    4. 1 km 00m
12. A square flashcard is 16cm long. What is the area of the flashcard? 
    1. 32cm²
    2. 4cm²
    3. 64cm²
    4. 256cm² 
13. In a birthday party, juice was stored in 8 containers. Each container had 6 litres 200 ml. How much juice was stored?
    1. 48L       1 600 ml
    2. 48L       600 ml
    3. 49L       600 ml
    4. 49L      1 600 ml
14. Mariarosa drew a shape like the one drawn below on the white board. 
    
    What is the area of the shape?
    1. 399cm²
    2. 80cm²
    3. 40cm²
    4. 289cm²  
15. Petrol in a 40 litres 800ml container was emptied to fill 8 equal containers. What was the capacity of each container?
    1. 3L     150ml
    2. 6L      50ml
    3. 4L      200ml
    4. 5L      100ml
16. Kiriti rode his bicycle from home to school and took 840 seconds. How many minutes are these?
    1. 84
    2. 14
    3. 7
    4. 12
17. A Mathematics Activities lesson started at the time shown below.
    
    If the lesson took 2100 seconds, at what time did it end? 
    1. 12.40 
    2. 1.45 
    3. 12.45 
    4. 1.40
18. Maimuna is 25kg 200g heavy while her younger brother is 6kg 300g lighter than her. What is her younger brother's mass?
    1. 31kg   500g
    2. 18kg   900g
    3. 19kg   900g
    4. 19kg   500g
19. Work out:
    
    
    1. 79kg    200g
    2. 2kg      1 200g
    3. 3kg      200g
    4. 2kg      200g
20. During a music lesson, a teacher wanted learners to do 3 activities within the remaining 27 minutes 6 seconds. If each activity was to take equal time, how long would this be?
    1. 71 minutes   18 seconds
    2. 9 minutes     12 seconds
    3. 9 minutes      2 seconds
    4. 70 minutes    78 seconds
21. Which of the following shows a correct line of symmetry?
    1. 
    2.  
    3. 
    4. 
22. A Grade 4 pupil saw a shape with the following properties: 
    1. It had four angles.
    2. The figure had four sides.
    3. All the angles were right angles.
    4. Opposite sides were equal.
    5. Not all sides were equal.
       The shape the pupil saw was likely to be 
       1. a triangle. 
       2. an oval. 
       3. a square. 
       4. a rectangle.
23. Study the illustration below.
    
    The demonstration above shows a
    1. a half turn. 
    2. a full turn.
    3. an anti-clockwise turn.
    4. a quarter turn.
24. Japolo had p bottle tops for an Art and Craft Activity. If he gave 19 bottle tops to his friend, which of the following expressions shows the number of bottle tops he remained with? 
    1. 19 + p 
    2. p x 19 
    3. p - 19 
    4. 19+ p
25. Machunga had 3 oranges. She bought m. more oranges. In total she had 10 oranges. How many oranges did she buy? 
    1. 7
    2. 13 
    3. 5
    4. 4
26. Sanaipei carried 24 beads to school. On her way, x beads got lost. She was left with 19 beads. How many beads got lost?
    1. 5
    2. 43
    3. 7
    4. 6
       The table below shows the number of animals seen during an educational tour.
       

       Animals	Tally
       Elephants	llll llll lll
       Buffaloes	llll llll llll l
       Lions	llll llll llll llll ll
       Zebras	llll llll l
       Gazelles	llll ll

27. Which animals were the least?
    1. Lions
    2. Gazelles
    3. Elephants :
    4. Zebras
28. How many more lions than buffaloes were seen?
    1. 6
    2. 38
    3. 5
    4. 37
29. What was the total number of elephants and lions?
    1. 32
    2. 35
    3. 13
    4. 22
30. How many animals were seen altogether?
    1. 69
    2. 79
    3. 59
    4. 49

MARKING SCHEME

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

Such the map of Dula area and use it to answer questions 1 to 7

1. What is the direction of the Tete Hill from the cattle ranch?
   1. North West
   2. South West
   3. South East
   4. North East.
2. The approximate length of railway line in Dula area is?
   1. 26km
   2. 18km
   3. 13km
   4. 15km.
3. The population distribution in Dula area can be said to be 
   1. scattered
   2. dense
   3. linear
   4. nucleated.
4. Which one of the following economic activities is not carried out in Dula area?
   1. Crop farming
   2. Fishing
   3. Mining
   4. Livestock keeping.
5. The climate experienced around the swamp in Dula arc is likely to be
   1. cool and dry
   2. hot and wet
   3. cool and well 
   4. hot and dry.
6. Dula area is likely to be a
   1. sub-county
   2. municipality
   3. location
   4. county.
7. Which one of the following is not a function of Dula town? It is
   1. An administrative centre.
   2. A mining centre.
   3. A tourist attraction centre.
   4. A recreational centre.
8. Three of the following statements are true about an extended family. Which one is not? 
   1. Consists of members of a nuclear family and their relatives
   2. Is centred around a man, his wife and their children.
   3. Includes grandparents, uncles and aunts.
   4. Includes parents, their children and other close relatives.
9. The main cause of conflict between pupils and their teacher in school is
   1. poor performance in academics.
   2. coming to school late.
   3. failure in examinations,
   4. bullying.
10. The revolution of the earth causes
    1. day and night.
    2. different seasons.
    3. difference in time along longitudes
    4. occurrence of sunrise, noon and sunset
11. Which one of the following is not true about the Homo sapiens according to the evolution theory? l
    1. is referred to as the thinking man.
    2. carried out hunting. 
    3. invented fire.
    4. evolved into the Homo Sapiens Sapiens.
12. Which one of the following groups of people consists of the Kwa Speakers of West Africa?
    1. Hausa, San and Khoikhoi
    2. Wolof, Tukolor and lulani
    3. Nyanja, Yao and Ngoni
    4. Yoruba, Akwarim and Ashanti
13. Three of the following early visitors to Eastern Africa were missionaries as well as explorers. Who was not?
    1. John Speke
    2. Johann Rebmann
    3. Dr. David Livingstone
    4. Dr. Ludwig Krapf.
14. Below are statements about a Traditional form of government in Eastern Africa.
    1. It had a centralised form of government headed by kings
    2. it was divided into fifty two (52) clans
    3. It participated in the long distance Trade.
    4. it had a strong standing army
       The traditional form of government described above is
       1. Nyamwezi Chicfdom
       2. Buganda Kingdom
       3. Abawanga Kingdom
       4. Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom.

Use the diagram below to answer question 15.

15. The diagram shown above shows the formation of
    1. The Rift Valley
    2. Residual mountains 
    3. Horst mountains 
    4. Fold mountains.
16. Which one of the following is true about a customary marriage?
    1. is strictly monogamous.
    2. is organised by religious leaders.
    3. does not allow payment of dowry.
    4. is conducted according to African traditions.
17. Below are conditions that favour the growing of a crop in Kenya.
    1. Gently sloping land.
    2. Cool temperature. 
    3. Moderate rainfall.
    4. Well drained fertile soils.
    5. Warm weather during harvesting.
       The conditions listed above are necessary for the growth of
       1. tea
       2. cotton
       3. wheat 
       4. pyrethrum.
18. Who among the following may not be granted dual citizenship in Kenya?
    1. Very senior government officer.
    2. Non-governmental organisation Ieaders,
    3. Police officers. 
    4. Religious leaders
19. The best way of encouraging citizens in Kenya to obey the law is by
    1. educating people on the importance of observing law and order.
    2. arresting all law breakers.
    3. employing very many police officers to keep law and order.
    4. rewarding law abiding citizens.
20. Below are descriptions of a town in Kenya
    1. It is one of the oldest towns in Kenya.
    2. It serves the whole of Eastern and Central Africa.
    3. It is a major Tourist centre..
    4. It was elevated to a city in 2002.
       The town described above is likely to be
       1. Nairobi
       2. Mombasa
       3. Kisumu
       4. Thika.
21. Kenya lies to the North and North-East of
    1. Ethiopia
    2. the Indian Ocean
    3. South Sudan
    4. Tanzania,
22. Three of the following types of fish are found  in marine fisheries. Which one is not?
    
    1. Mullet
    2. Tuna
    3. Lobsters
    4. Trout.