The passage below contains blank spaces numbered 1 to 15. For each blank space, select the best alternative from the choices given.

Healthy eating is considered a great way of keeping sickness at bay, people who eat a balanced diet everyday and exercise ___1___ are less likely to fall ill. Those who do not care about how they live ___2___fall ill. People who are obese are fat in ___3___ .way that is not healthy. Obesity, is the result ___4___ bad eating habits and lack of exercise. It ___5___ result in major diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure. Such diseases are referred to as ___6___ diseases and they can be avoided. 

Doctors today are very concerned about ___7___ lifestyles and have launched campaigns to create awareness of this life-threatening problem. In ___8___ big shopping centres, one is likely to find tents in which medical personnel counsel individuals are on healthy eating habits. The bottom line is to ___9___healthy.

There are ___10____ ways of staying healthy. These include knowing which foods are good for you and ensuring that you  ___11___ right. Besides, you should also take in the ___12___ portions of food.  In doing so, you avoid ___13___. Apart from the diet, exercises ___14___  as yoga and jogging are recommended. Your health is your ___15___  and so you should take care of it.

İn questions 16 to 18, choose the word that best completes the sentence.   

16. We congratulated them ______________________ winning the relays.
    
    1. of
    2. with
    3. on
    4. for
17. We ______________________ him to pass very well.
    1. exempt
    2. except
    3. accept
    4. expect
18. The pupils sat _______________________ the shade.
    
    1. under
    2. in
    3. below
    4. on

In questions 19 to 21, use the correct question tag to complete the sentence.

19. They will leave tomorrow morning _______________________?
    
    1. will they
    2. won't they
    3. isn't it
    4. are they
20. They don't have to finish all the work today, _______________________
    1. do they?
    2. don't they?
    3. will they?
    4. must they?
21. The children might go for swimming
    1. won't they?
    2. will they?
    3. mightn't they?
    4. might they?

For questions 22 and 23, choose the word that can be used to replace the underlined phrase.

22. The gang made off with a computer and unknown amount of money.
    
    1. ran
    2. stole
    3. carried
    4. robbed
23. She said that the boy takes after his father.
    
    1. matches
    2. imitates
    3. follows
    4. resembles

In questions 24 and 25, choose the best alternative to complete the sentence.

24. Mueni or Kioko _______________________ to call the head teacher this afternoon.
    
    1. are going
    2. is going
    3. were going
    4. was going
25. He is selling his car but no body __________________________ offered to buy it.
    
    1. have
    2. has
    3. will
    4. is

Read the passage carefully and then answer questions 26 to 38.

It was very hot and the place was dusty. Munyaka's little hands tightly held onto the hammer, the tool that the child had come to regard as his companion. With short bangs, he broke the huge boulder apart and proceeded to hit each of the pieces into thousands of pebbles. He had to fill a wheelbarrow, for which Mr. Fundi paid him only fifty shillings.

Mr. Fungi who claimed to have built half the houses in Karina estate, was a cunning and mean person. He was arrogant and he had about ten small boys working on his building project. He paid the boys poorly.

"You there! Stop dreaming and work!" he bellowed, saliva flying at Munyaka's face.

Munyaka was started. He briefly looked up, his eyes a mirror of the misery around him. A tear rolled down his ashers face. He continued hitting the rocks harder and faster. Small pebbles flew into the air, hitting his legs and occasionally his face. This disturb him and he felt as if everyone and everything was against him.

"Why? Oh why?" Wondered Munyaka. "Why is life so unfair to me? Other boys of my age go to school every morning and many even have shoes!" What kind of relatives do such boys have?"

He remembered vaguely the good old days when both his parents were alive. There was everything in his home. There was plenty of food and alot of time to play. Then one evening, he saw people pouring into his home. Their faces were downcast and they looked very sad. He tried to catch what they were saying but no one spoke loud enough for him to hear. When he tried to ask why his parents were not at home, someone told him quite casually that they had been involved in a road accident and were in hospital. Munyaka had no other opportunity to ask questions because the same evening he was taken away to live with an uncle.

Later on, Munyaka was told that both his parents had not survived the accident. Munyaka's life went from bad to worse and his uncle became his tormentor. Munyaka would go for days without food and many times he was sent without food and many times he was sent to work on the field to earn his food. When life became unbearable at his uncle's home, Munyaka ran away to work in the quarry like some other boys that he had seen.

Munyaka did not know which was better going back to his unkind uncle or working for the cruel Mr. Fundi. He did not have to wonder for long. The next day, a kind-looking woman accompanied by a children's officer visited the quarry. After talking in low tones with Mr. Fundi, they walked to Munyaka.

"Munyaka, I am your aunt-your mother's sister, Rehema," the woman said, looking at Munyaka kindly." I am going to take you home and look after you. You will never again be a slave to anybody!"

26. Munyaka regarded the hammer as his companion because
    
    1. it was the only thing he owned
    2. his friends were too busy to talk to
    3. he had it all the time
    4. he used it to earn his living
27. From the first paragraph, we can say that Munyaka was miserable
    
    1. and lonely
    2. and exploited
    3. but cunning
    4. and impatient
28. How can we tell that Mr. Fundi was a mean person?
    
    1. He had built many houses in Karina Estate
    2. He had employed about ten small boys
    3. He scared his workers
    4. He paid the boys poorly
29. The word 'arrogant' has been used in the passage. Which of the following words is its opposite?
    
    1. Truthful
    2. Helpful
    3. Humble
    4. Industrious
30. Mr. Fundi had ______________________ him. boys working for him.
    
    1. ten small
    2. approximately ten small
    3. ten tall
    4. over ten small
31. Why did Munyaka think that life was unfair to him?
    
    1. He was not able to dream
    2. Small pebbles hit his legs and face
    3. He was not able to go to school 
    4. Mr. Fundi liked spitting at him
32. How do we know that Munyaka would have liked to go to school?
    
    1. He thought about school children
    2. He longed to have shoes like other boys
    3. He remembered the good old days
    4. School children had plenty of food
33. When Munyaka went to live with his uncle
    
    1. looked after him
    2. played the role of his parents
    3. sent him to work at a quarry 
    4. treated him like a slave
34. Munyaka's parents did not survive the accident. This means that
    
    1. they died as a result of the accident
    2. they lived for only a short time
    3. they were only survived by Munyaka
    4. everyone died in the accident
35. The word vaguely as used in the passage could also mean
    
    1. absent-mindedly
    2. in a way that is not clear
    3. astonishingly
    4. in a way that is doubtful
36. From the story of Munyaka, we can conclude that
    
    1. Munyaka liked working in the quarry
    2. some people are very unkind to orphans 
    3. children without parens work very hard 
    4. children cannot live with their uncles
37. The story of Munyaka tells us about
    
    1. the work in a quarry
    2. cruel uncles and neighbours
    3. how important work is
    4. some problems child labourers face
38. What would be the best title for this passage?
    
    1. Mr. Fundi the arrogant man
    2. Munyaka's misfortunes
    3. The cruel relatives
    4. Munyaka and his aunt

Read the passage below and use it to answer questions 39 to 50.

Lifestyle diseases is a term used to describe diseases that have some relationship with the way people live on a daily basis. These diseases are also referred to as chronic diseases because they exist for a long duration and progress slowly, lifestyle diseases include cadivascular diseases or diseases that affect the heart or bloodvessels. They include diabetes, hypertension, some cancer, chronic backache, chronic lung disease and arthritis. These are diseases that affect many people and are a major cause of death.

These diseases sometimes come about because of the lifestyle that we choose. Excessive use of alcohol, smoking and drug abuse for example, can bring about some of the lifestyle diseases. If one engages in over eating unhealthy foods and fails to engage in regular exercise and other physical activities, one increases their likelihood of developing a lifestyle disease.

One of the commonest lifestyle diseases is diabetes. When one has diabetes, he or she has too much sugar in the blood. A combination of factors are responsible for causing diabetes. One factor has to do with genes in the body. There is not much that one can do about that. Another cause is obesity or having too much weight, especially around the middle body. Other factors that can increase chances of getting diabetes include doing little or no exercise, smoking, too much stress and inadequate sleep. Some symptoms of diabetes are feeling thirsty, passing urine too often and having blurred vision.

Another common lifestyle diseases is high blood pressure, also known as hypertension. This is a disease that often does not have symptoms that are noticeable. However if high blood pressure is not treated, chances of getting other serious problems like heart attacks and stokes are high. It is not clear what causes high blood pressure but chances become higher for people who are overweight people who eat too much salt and do not eat enough fruit and vegetables; those who do not exercise; those who do not get enough sleep smoke and take large amounts of alcohol.

Some cancers are also in this group of lifestyle disease. Drinking alcohol, for example is linked to a higher risk of getting liver cancer and breast cancer. Of the less talked about lifestyle diseases is the ear problem. People can have ear problems as a result of regular exposure to too much noise from loud music or excessive use of earphones. Such people can have buzzing or ringing ears.

There are a number of things that one can do to reduce the chances of developing lifestyle diseases or prevent them from getting worse. One can for example, make efforts to lose weight, to reduce salt intake and to eat more healthy sugar and foods like vegetables and fruits. One can avoid smoking and drinking alcohol. Finally one can purpose to engage in regular exercise.

39. Lifestyle diseases
    
    1. affect people on a daily basis
    2. are associated with the way people live
    3. are associated with regular exercises
    4. affect a small number of people
40. In the first paragraph, the writer states that lifestyle diseases.
    
    1. sometimes progress slowly 
    2. include only heart diseases
    3. are a major cause of death
    4. affect certain people only
41. These diseases sometimes come about because of the lifestyle that we choose. These means that
    
    1. we can control our lifestyles
    2. we don't have to be ill
    3. choices have consequences
    4. we can control diseases
42. Not engaging in regular exercise
    1. has some health benefits
    2. makes us immune to diseases
    3. prevents all diseases.
    4. exposes us to diseases.
43. The word 'excessive' is used to mean
    
    1. uncontrolled
    2. unnecessary
    3. avoidable
    4. preventable
44. One can be said to have diabetes when they
    
    1. have too much sugar in the blood 
    2. pass too much urine frequently
    3. have difficulties in sleeping
    4. are born in diabetic families
45. What according to the passage, makes hypertension a dangerous disease?
    
    1. Sometimes it has not symptoms
    2. The disease is not treatable
    3. It is caused by too much salt intake
    4. The heart is weakened by the disease
46. According to the passage
    
    1. people should only eat fruits and vegetables
    2. lack of sleep cannot necessarily affect anyone
    3. there is no known cause of hypertension
    4. people with hypertension have blurred vision
47. Some people have buzzing or ringing ears because they
    1. listen to loud music regularly
    2. have several lifestyle diseases
    3. smoke and drink alcohol heavily
    4. become obese and avoid exercise
48. The following can help people reduce chances of developing lifestyle diseases except
    1. getting enough sleep
    2. losing weigh
    3. eating healthy foods
    4. drinking alcohol
49. According to the passage why is regular exercise important
    
    1. it helps people to avoid smoking and excessive drinking
    2. it prevents overheating
    3. it reduces the risk of developing lifestyle diseases
    4. it prevents buzzing or ringing ears
50. The best title for this passage is
    1. keeping lifestyle diseases at bay
    2. symptoms of lifestyle diseases 
    3. engaging in physical activities
    4. diabetes and hypertension

COMPOSITION

You have 40 minutes to write your composition.

Below is the beginning of a composition. With your own words finish it making it as interesting as possible.

As I neared my home, I could hear people singing and ululating happily...................................................

MARKING SCHEME

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

QUESTIONS  

1. Which of the following numbers is two million two hundred and two thousand and two and two hundredths?
   
   1. 20022002.2
   2. 2202002.02
   3. 22002002.02
   4. 2200202.002
2. What is the total value of 80.4 − 15.46 + 4.54 ?
                                                              0.4
   
   1. 30.4
   2. 130
   3. 151
   4. 37.21
3. What is the value of digit 2 in the quotient of 3.40068 and 17?
   
   1. 0.2
   2. 0.02
   3. 2
   4. Tenth
4. How many days are there between 20th May and 20th July?
   
   1. 61
   2. 62
   3. 60
   4. 63
5. Work out:
   ⁴/₅ × 3¾ − ³/₇ ÷ ⁵/₁₄ + ³/₁₀
   1. 5⁴⁷/₇₀
   2. 8⁴⁷/₂₅₀
   3. 21
   4. 2.1
6. Which of the following is the smallest digit that can be added to 7395 to make it divisible by 11?
   1. 3
   2. 8
   3. 2
   4. 4
7. The below shows a school farm. Adhiambo walked around the farm four times. What distance did she cover?
   
   
   1. 470m
   2. 1880m
   3. 1460m
   4. 1320m
8. A map was drawn using a scale of 1:1000. Calculate the actual length of a road 5 cm long on the map in metres.
   
   1. 50
   2. 500
   3. 5
   4. 5000
9. Which quadrilateral has only one pair of parallel lines?
   
   1. Trapezium
   2. Rhombus
   3. Parallelogram
   4. Square
10. What is the value of:
    2 x 0.05 of (6.4 − 3.2) − 0.32 ÷ 2
    1. 0
    2. 0.16
    3. 0.2
    4. 2
11. A bus arrived in Nairobi from Mombasa at 3.00am on Tuesday. If it took 8 hours 50min to travel from Mombasa to Nairobi, when had it left Mombasa?
    
    1. 6.10 am on Tuesday
    2. 6.50am on Monday
    3. 6.10pm on Monday
    4. 11.50a.m on Tuesday
12. What is the next number in the sequence below?
    6, 13, 24, 39, ________________________ 
    1. 54
    2. 60
    3. 56
    4. 58
13. In the year 2006 a factory was supplied with 4800 parallel lines? bags of maize. This was 20% less than what was received in 2005. How many bags were supplied in 2005?
    1. 6000
    2. 5760
    3. 4000
    4. 2400014.
14. What is the value of
    9² + 9 − 9?
        3
    1. 27
    2. 21
    3. 19
    4. 6
15. The mass of a bag decreased by 30kg to 120kg what is the percentage decrease?
    
    1. 33%
    2. 20%
    3. 25%
    4. 75%
16. In the figure below EFGH, GJK and MJH are straight lines. FM is parallel to GK. Angle EFM = 128° and angle MJK = 62°. What is the size of angle GHJ?
    
17. Ann received a salary of sh. 30000 per month. She uses 3/20 of it for rent, for school fees and saves the rest. How much more does she  save than use on rent?
    1. sh. 13500
    2. sh. 7500
    3. sh.9000
    4. sh. 18000
18. What is the value of 4.8 x 0.084?
                                         16.8
    
    1. 0.0024
    2. 2.4
    3. 0.24
    4. 0.024
19. Draw triangle ABC in which AB=6cm, BC= 10cm and AC = 8cm. Draw a circle to touch the points of the triangle ABC. What is the radius of the circle?
    1. 5cm
    2. 4cm
    3. 2cm
    4. 10cm
20. A bottle holds 2.816litres of juice. If it has a height of 14cm, what is the diameter of the bottle in centimetres?
    1. 128
    2. 8
    3. 64
    4. 16
21. What is 7869.85872 rounded off to the nearest hundredths?
    1. 7869.86
    2. 7869.85
    3. 7870
    4. 7869.859
22. What is the value of x in
    2(x+5) − 14 = 36
    
    1. 30
    2. 6
    3. 20
    4. 22½
23. On a certain day a trader spent sh. 8000 to buy 20 textbooks and then sold them making a profit of 15%. For how much did the trader sell each textbook?
    
    1. sh. 400
    2. sh. 460
    3. sh. 920
    4. sh. 600
24. What is the total surface area of the figure drawn below?
    
    
    1. 360cm²
    2. 480cm²
    3. 408cm²
    4. 720cm²
25. Which of the following will not form a right angled triangle?
    
    1. 24cm, 32cm, 40cm
    2. 18cm, 80cm, 82cm
    3. 9cm, 16cm, 25cm
    4. 15cm, 20cm, 25cm
26. Three containers are capable of holding 54 litres, 72litres and 90litres respectively. Find the capacity of the largest container which can be used to fill each one of them exactly?
    1. 18
    2. 540
    3. 270
    4. 1080
27. The hire purchase price of a motor bike is sh. 97860. Allan paid a deposit of sh. 3000 and 30 equal monthly installments. How much was each instalment?
    
    1. sh. 1000
    2. sh. 2262
    3. sh. 3262
    4. sh. 786028.
28. What is the sum of faces, edges and vertices of an open rectangular prism?B
    1. 26
    2. 18
    3. 25
    4. 14
29. What is the smallest number when divided by 12, 20 or 36 the remainder is always 4?
    
    1. 180
    2. 176
    3. 8
    4. 184
30. The following diagram shows an athletic track whose dimensions are given in metres. The ends of the track are semi circular. Kimula ran round the track twice. What distance did he cover?
    
    
    1. 528m
    2. 792m
    3. 1056m
    4. 748m
31. Four men working at the same rate would take 6 days to clear a piece of land. How many more men are needed in order to complete the work in 4 days?
    1. 6
    2. 4
    3. 8
    4. 2
32. The pie chart below shows how Maina spents his January salary of sh. 36000.
    
    How much more did he spend on food than on rent?
    
    1. sh. 9000
    2. sh. 10500
    3. sh. 2000
    4. sh. 11000
33. A wheel covers a distance of 7.92km after making 3000 revolutions. What is the radius of the wheel in metres?
    
    1. 0.42m
    2. 0.84m
    3. 2.52m
    4. 1.26m
34. A trader sold 1.5 tonnes of rice in 3kg packets. How many packets were sold?
    
    1. 4500
    2. 1500
    3. 500
    4. 250
35. What is the possible value of y in the inequality below
    3y + 6 > by − 9?
    
    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 6
    4. 15
36. Find the area of the figure below
    
    
    1. 30cm²
    2. 56.52cm²
    3. 86.52cm²
    4. 48.00cm²
37. The masses of 8 pupils were recorded as 35kg, 32kg, 28kg, 25kg, 38kg, 40kg and 37kg. What was the median mass?
    
    1. 30
    2. 33.5
    3. 32¹/₅
    4. 34
38. Zainabu bought the following items from a wholesale shop
    2kg of rice @ sh. 150
    2 - 2kg packets of wheat flour@sh/ 140
    1kg of sugar@sh. 124
    2packets of tea leaves for sh. 120
    She paid using two notes of sh. 500. How much balance did she receive?
    
    1. sh. 824
    2. sh. 176
    3. sh. 114
    4. sh. 124
39. Agnes and John shared money in the ratio of 5:3. Agnes got sh. 1800 more than John. How\ much money did John get?
    1. sh. 3000
    2. sh. 1080
    3. sh. 2700
    4. sh. 67540.
40. Express 12½% as a ratio
    
    1. 1:8
    2. 25:200
    3. 25:2
    4. 1:4
41. Omondi covered 325km. If he left Nairobi at 8.15am and reached Meru at 11.30am, calculate the speed?
    1. 90km/h
    2. 125km/h
    3. 25km/h
    4. 100km/h
42. A rectangle measuring 32cm long and 18cm wide has an equal area as a square. Find the perimeter of the square?
    
    1. 96cm
    2. 144cm
    3. 576cm
    4. 24cm
43. Calculate the value of the largest angle in the figure below?
    
    
    1. 32°
    2. 54°
    3. 62°
    4. 64°
44. Find the value of 3c + 4d + 2b  given that d = 3, c = ½b and b = 2
                                       (cd)
    1. 2¹/₉
    2. 16
    3. 10
    4. 2⁴/5
45. Find the area of the shaded part in the figure below
    
    
    1. 42cm²
    2. 105cm²
    3. 21cm²
    4. 31.5cm²
46. An open cylindrical tin has a diameter of 14cm and has a height of 10cm. What is its capacity in millilitres when half full?
    1. 1540ml
    2. 1496ml
    3. 748ml
    4. 770ml
47. The mean mass of 5 girls is 15kg. The average mass of the first three girls is 17kg. What is the total mass of the remaining two girls?
    
    1. 12
    2. 19
    3. 24
    4. 2
48. A square plot has an area of 3600m². It was fenced round using 4 strands of wire. What length of wire was needed?
    
    1. 240m
    2. 60M
    3. 960m
    4. 360m
49. Which of the following is not a property of a square?
    
    1. Diagonals are equal
    2. All sides are equal
    3. Opposite sides are parallel
    4. Opposite angles are not equal
50. Karauri recorded his speed in a graph as shown below.
    
    What was his average speed for the whole journey?
    
    1. 40km/h
    2. 22½ km/h
    3. 45km/h
    4. 90km/hr

MARKING SCHEME

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

CREATIVE ART AND SOCIAL STUDIES;

1. Which one of the following animals provides security at home?
   1. Rabbits 
   2. Dogs
   3. Horses
   4. Cows.
2. Mwema wanted to make water both clean and safe for use. Which method will he use?
   1. Boiling
   2. Filtering
   3. Adding sugar
   4. Putting in a glass.
3. A grade 4 learner saw the sign below during her visit to the city. What does the sign indicate?
   
   1. Zebra crossing.
   2. Traffic lights.
   3. Pedestrian crossing.
   4. Streel lights.
4. Which one of the following is a man made source of heat?
   1. Water 
   2. food
   3. Sun
   4. Jiko.
5. Tim saw the following plant during a school trip. What is the name of the plant?
   
   1. Acacia 
   2. Maize
   3. Cactus
   4. Pineapple.
6. Fine soil is also
   1. course 
   2. smooth
   3. hard
   4. rough.
7. Which of the following parts of plants is found inside the soil?
   1. Leaves 
   2. Branches
   3. Stemt
   4. Roots.
8. The animal below gives us
   
   1. A meat and pork
   2. milk and meat
   3. wool and meat
   4. milk and wool.
9. Which one of the following is a safe place?
   1. Inside the bush.
   2. On the streets.
   3. Police station.
   4. At the river.
10. Which one of the following is a cultural activity?
    1. Music festival.
    2. Running in the field.
    3. Cleaning the environment.
    4. Collecting litter.
11. What can we do to keep ourselves warm?
    1. Jump.
    2. Take a shower.
    3. Take a nap.
    4. Wear warm clothes.
12. Which weather symbol below shows calm weather?
    
13. Plants grow from the
    1. soil 
    2. fruits
    3. seeds
    4. flowers.
14. Wambu wanted to fetch water. Which one of the following will she likely not fetch from?
    1. Rivers 
    2. Dams
    3. Ponds
    4. Rocks.
15. Which is the main source of light?
    1. Candle 
    2. Sun
    3. Moon
    4. fire
16. Round songs are sung in
    1. groups 
    2. solo
    3. two's
    4. church.
17. 'Kenya ni nchi yetu' is a                      song.
    1. sacred
    2. welcome
    3. patriotic
    4. folk
18. We can show our                   while singing.
    1. books
    2. hands
    3. feelings
    4. styles
19. A horn is a wind instrument and it produces sound by
    1. striking 
    2. hitting
    3. plucking
    4. blowing.
20. We respond to the                   in a singing game.
    1. drumist
    2. soloist
    3. teacher
    4. parent
21. We need enough                    to make body movements during dancing.
    1. space 
    2. legs
    3. eyes
    4. songs
22. Short, long and silent                  can create rhythm.
    1. people
    2. sound
    3. volume
    4. words
23. When we are performing music, people who listen to us are called
    1. friends
    2. parents
    3. audience
    4. guests.
24. Simple tunes make a
    1. rhythm
    2. melody
    3. sound
    4. speed.
25. We sing the national anthem at school on
    1. Tuesday and Friday
    2. Monday and Sunday
    3. Saturday and Friday
    4. Monday and Friday.
26. Plasticine is used for
    1. colouring
    2. drawing
    3. modelling
    4. painting.
27. Jane named items used when colouring.Which one is correct?
    1. Sharpener
    2. Rubbers
    3. Papers
    4. Crayons
28. Which line is this?
    
    1. Curved 
    2. Straight
    3. Zigzag
    4. Oval.
29. Name the musical instrument below. 
    
    1. Sanga 
    2. Shaker
    3. Guitar
    4. Whistle.
30. Which soil is the best for modelling?
    1. Clay
    2.  Loam
    3. Sand
    4. Silt.
31. The Kenya national anthem has how many stanzas?
    1. Two 
    2. Three
    3. Four
    4. Five
32. Makau was asked by his teacher to name sources of water. He got all the answers correct except
    1. rivers 
    2. rainfall
    3. dams
    4. jerican
33. Below is a picture of the National flag of Kenya. The colour marked X is 
    
    1. white
    2. green
    3. red
    4. black
34. We cannot model a                with soil.
    1. car
    2. cow
    3. piece of paper
    4. desk.
35. Asha was washing her fruits before eating them. Eating unwashed fruits can cause
    1. malaria
    2. cholera
    3. happiness
    4. hunger

PART 2: Choose a section you have prepared for. Each section is 10 marks

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

36.                   denied Jesus 3 times.
    1. Peter
    2. John
    3. Judas
    4. Devil
37. The wise men were led by                   to see baby Jesus.
    1. sun
    2. moon
    3. star 
    4. an angel
38. Who was stoned to death?
    1. Daniel 
    2. Stephen
    3. Jesus
    4. Elijah.
39. Jacob had how many sons?
    1. 11 
    2. 9
    3. 10
    4. 12
40. our leaders                   We should not,
    1. obey
    2. abuse
    3. respect
    4. love
41. Samuel lived with                  who was a priest..
    1. john 
    2. Elisha 
    3. Eli 
    4. Elijah
42. David killed Goliath with a sling and a
    1. stone 
    2. spear
    3. arrow
    4. rod.
43. Who was thrown into lion's den?
    1. Daniel 
    2. Joseph
    3. Moses
    4. David.
44. The disciples waited for the Holy spirit in
    1. Nazareth
    2. Jerusalem
    3. Bethlehem
    4. Canaan
45. Deaf people do not
    1. talk
    2. hear
    3. see
    4. walk
46. Man was created on the                  day.
    1. 2nd
    2. 6th
    3. 7th
    4. 5th
47. Jesus rose on which                     day?
    1. 4th
    2. 7th
    3. 3rd
    4. 1st
48. How many times did God call Samuel?
    1. 2
    2. 5
    3. 4
    4. 6
49. The last book in the Bible is
    1. Revelation
    2. Malachi
    3. John
    4. Luke
50. The figure below shows an ark. Who among the following people built the item below?
    
    1. Moses
    2. Noah
    3. Peter
    4. Jesus

ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

36.  How many times do Muslims pray in a day?
    1. 5 
    2. 3
    3. 10
    4. 25
37. Minimum amount on which zakat is payable is
    1. sadaqa
    2. maal
    3. nisab
    4. masakin
38. The attribute of Allah (SWT) As-Salaam means
    1. peaceful
    2. merciful
    3.  holy one
    4. gracious.
39. The cave which the prophet and Abubakar entered during Hijra was
    1. Thour 
    2. Hira
    3. Khaf
    4. Hudaybiyyah.
40. Muhajjirun were the people of
    1. Makkah
    2. Madina
    3. Yemen
    4. yathrib.
41. Which surah do Muslims should recite in every swalah?
    1. Iklas
    2. Nas
    3. Fatiha
    4. Baqara.
42. Muslims celebrate Eidul Aadhaa in the month of
    1. Ramadhan
    2. Rajab
    3. Dhul hijja
    4. Dhul qaara.
43. Prophet went for Isra wal miraj in the month of
    1. Rajab
    2. Safar
    3. Shaban
    4. Muharram.
44. "People are entering religion of Allah in groups" is verse from surah
    1. Maun
    2. . Fiyl
    3. Nasr
    4. Quraish.
45. Complete the following hadith of the prophet: "I have been sent for the purpose of perfecting....."
    1. bad morals
    2. killing non-Muslims
    3. good morals
    4. knowledge.
46. Before eating Muslims should say
    1. Bismillah
    2. Alhamdullilah
    3. Allahu Akbar
    4. Oh Jesus.
47. Attribute of Allah (SWT) "Al-Malik" means
    1. Provider
    2. King
    3. Knowing
    4. Judge.
48. The angel that records good deeds is
    1. Atid
    2. Mikail
    3. Ridhwan
    4. Raqib.
49. The first prophet of Allah was
    1. Idris
    2. Adam
    3. Isa
    4. Nuh.
50. The urine of a baby girl is classified as
    1. heavy Najis
    2. . light Najis
    3. medium
    4. muqaffafa.

MARKING SCHEME 

SOCIAL STUDIES

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

C.R.E

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

I.R.E

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

 QUESTIONS ;

1. When we have teeth problems, we should consult a
   1. surgeon 
   2. dentist
   3. physician
   4. meteorologist.
2. Which of the following materials would you use to mop a dirty classroom?
   
3. Medicine should be stored out of reach of
   1. adults
   2. young children
   3. boys
   4. girls.
4. Syrup or liquid medicines are stored in
   1. envelopes 
   2. buckets
   3. cabinet
   4. bottles.
5. Ash is used instead of a in the latrine.
   1. detergent
   2. soap
   3. disinfectant
   4. mop
6. The window should be               while sweeping.
   1. open .
   2.  closed
   3. broken
   4. hidden
7. Food that has been cooked can be stored in a
   1. refrigerator 
   2. store
   3. oven
   4. container.
8. Eating too little food causes
   1. obesity 
   2. diabetes
   3. malnutrition
   4. headache.
9. Small pieces of soap that remain after use can be used to make
   1. soap cubes
   2. soap gel
   3. small soaps
   4. soap flakes.
10. Which is the date after which the contents of the package should not be used?
    1. Manufacturing date.
    2. Using date.
    3. Store date.
    4. Expiry date.
11. Expired food can make us                 when eaten
    1. obese 
    2. sick
    3. happy
    4. grow old
12. The following are personal items.
    
    They should
    1. not be shared 
    2. be shared
    3. be damped
    4. not be cleaned.
13. Which of the following is a fruit that we eat?
    1. Cucumber
    2. Carrot
    3. Tomato.
    4. Orange
14. A ripe banana is an example of
    1. energy-giving food
    2. body building food
    3. protein giving food
    4. protective food.
15. Children should                    to grow healthy.
    1. cry
    2. fight
    3. sing
    4. play
16. Which of the following foods is good for our teeth?
    
17. A comfortable bed should have
    1. sacks 
    2. old clothes
    3. mattress
    4. sisal fibres.
18. Jane was feeling pain in her stomach. Where should she be taken for checkup?
    1. Clinic 
    2. Church
    3. Home
    4. Chemistry shop.
19. The cleaning tool below is used for 
    
    1. washing
    2. mopping
    3. sweeping
    4. farming.
20. Which one of the following is an external parasite in livestock bodies?
    1. Flies 
    2. Bees
    3. Moles
    4. Ticks.
21. Jane wrote protective foods on a flash card. Which one is not among the list?
    1. Pawpaw 
    2. Quavers
    3. Sugarcane
    4. Pumpkin.
22. John's family boils water before drinking. This is inorder to
    1. drink while still warm
    2. reduce body size
    3. store it
    4. kill germs.
23. Which one of the following is a dirt found in the kitchen?
    1. Soil dirt.
    2. Fat dirt.
    3. Grease dirt.
    4. Shoe polish dirt.
24. Grade four learners wanted to make a soccer ball. Which of the following materials will they not need to use?
    1. Old clothes.
    2. Old news papers.
    3. Staple pins.
    4. Sisal strings.
25. Which one of the following is not a warm up activity?
    1. Walking like a chameleon.
    2. Running.
    3. Lifting hands.
    4. Press ups
26. A grade 4 pupil was advised to play to have a good health. Which of the following is a safe place to play?
    1. Near bushes.
    2. At river banks.
    3. School field.
    4. Near swimming pool.
27. Which part of the body is used to dribble a ball?
    1. Hands 
    2. Chest
    3. Head
    4. Legs.
28. Which one of the following is not a reason why we should go for swimming? To
    1. enjoy ourselves
    2. drown
    3. learn swimming skills
    4. gain strength.
29. Which of the following is a healthy habit that promote our well-being?
    1. Taking snacks.
    2. Drinking soda.
    3. Eating varied diet.
    4. Washing clothes.
30. Akinyi was asked to name a teeth related problem. Her correct answer was
    1. Bad breath
    2. Dry lips
    3. White teeth
    4. Nose bleeding.
31. The food that is taken in small amounts in between the main daily meals is called
    1. lunch 
    2. supper
    3. snacks
    4. breakfast.
32. Which one of the following is a personal item?
    
33. One way that can help to manage teeth related problems is by
    1. Brushing our teeth regularly
    2. Eating cold food and drinks
    3. Eating sugary foods
    4. Visiting the dentist irregularly.
34. Kijani wanted to clean her earthen kitchen. The following are tools he will need except
    1. sweeping twigs
    2. dust bin
    3. mop
    4. cop web remover.
35. Which one of the following statements is false?
    1. We should drink hot tea to have healthy teeth.
    2. We should brush our teeth to get rid of bad breath.
    3. You should only visit a dentist when your teeth hurts.
    4. Always eat healthy food to keep teeth strong.
36. Wakoli wanted to clean the item below. The following materials are needed except 
    
    1. sponge
    2. soap
    3. dust pan
    4. water.
37. A place where we plant vegetables at home is known as
    1. nursery bed
    2. kitchen garden
    3. green house
    4. fish pond.
38. Which one is the main source of vitamins from the ones shown below?
    
39. Which of the following plants is correctly matched with the part eaten?
    1. Onion.              -       Root
    2. Arrow roots.      -       Stem
    3. Sugarcane.        -      Leaves 
    4. Carrot.                -      Root
40. Jesse was nose bleeding in class. Which of the following is the best way to help him?
    1. Ask him to wash the nose
    2. Let him lie facing upwards.
    3. Give him water to drink
    4. Do a head stand.
41. We can store food in the following places except in a
    1. hot pot 
    2. cupboard
    3. plate
    4. refrigerator.
42. A pumice stone is used to clean the
    1. foreceps 
    2. feet
    3. hair
    4. face.
43. Grade 4 learners were asked to collect small animals. Which tool will they need to use?
    1. Forceps 
    2. Masks
    3. Gumboots
    4. Knives.
44. Which of the following items can be used as field markers?
    1. Balls. 
    2. Skipping ropes
    3. Wood ash.
    4. Jersey.
45. Which body part is used when performing free style stroke in swimming?
    1. Chest 
    2. Back
    3. Hands
    4. Legs
46. Grade 4 learners were found playing the game below.
    
    Which game were they playing?
    1. Tag of war
    2. Rope skipping
    3. Hopping
    4. High jump.
47. At what time do farmers weed their farms?
    1. Dry season.
    2. Rainy season.
    3. Windy season.
    4. Cold season.
48. Which farm tool is used to cut small bushes in the compound?
    1. Axe 
    2. Jembe
    3. Slasher
    4. Scissors
49. Which one of the following is not a use of water at home?
    1. Washing utensils.
    2. Washing clothes.
    3. Taking a bath.
    4. Cleaning jembe.
50. Why do farmers apply manure on plants? To
    1. add water
    2. give them nutrients
    3. prevent erosion
    4. add soil.

 MARKING SCHEME SCIENCE

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

Soma kifungu hiki kisha ujibu swali la 1-5.

Siku moja tulienda shambani na mwalimu wetu Bi. Zawadi. Ilifaa darasa letu la 4B watoe magugu shambani, wanafunzi wa darasa la 4A. Walifyeka nyasi ndefu zilizokuwa karibu na vyoo vya wasichana, nao wanafunzi wa darasa la 4D walipalilia miharagwe. Tulifanya kazi kwa bidii sana. Tulilima hadi jioni wakati tulipowaona viboko wawili wakija upande wetu. Tulijawa na woga mwingi sana. Kila mmoja wetu alikimbia huku na kule akipiga nduru. Wanafunzi wawili wa darasa la 4D walianguka chini na kuumia vibaya. Mmoja wa darasa letu alitegwa na kuchomwa na mwiba. Alipelekwa hospitalini kwa haraka. Walimu walikuja na kuwafukuza viboko hao. Ilikuwa siku mbaya sana kwetu!

Maswali

1. Mwanafunzi anayezungumza ni wa darasa gani?
   1. 4C
   2. 4D
   3. 4A
   4. 4B
2. Wanafunzi wa Gredi ya 4D walifanya nini?
   1. Kupalilia mahindi.
   2. Kulima.
   3. Kupalilia miharagwe.
   4. Kufyeka nyasi.
3. Ni nini kilichomfanyikia mwanafunzi aliyepelekwa hospitalini?
   1. Alidungwa na mwiba.
   2. Alitegwa na mkulima.
   3. Alichomwa na mkuki.
   4. Alikanyagwa na viboko.
4. Wanafunzi wangapi wa darasa la 4D walioumia vibaya?
   1. Wanne
   2. Wawili
   3. Watatu
   4. Wote.
5. Ni shughuli ipi haikufanyika shambani?
   1. Kufyeka
   2. Kuvuna
   3. Kupalilia
   4. Kulima.

Soma makala haya kisha ujibu swali 6-10.

Juma ni mwanafunzi mwenye bidii sana. Yeye huja shuleni kila siku. Mara nyingi humaliza kazi yake upesi sana. Kazi yenyewe huwa bila makosa yoyote. Walimu, wanafunzi na wazazi wake wanampenda sana. Juma huwasaidia wanafunzi wenzake wanaoshindwa na kazi walizopewa darasani. Siku moja ya Ijumaa, Juma alitoka kwenda kwa rafiki yake Joni. Alikuwa amekamilisha kazi zake zote za siku hiyo. Alitoka nje ya lango lao na kulifunga. Kabla ya kulifunga lango, mtu mmoja alimshika mkono. Moyo wake ulimpiga kwa kasi kwa sababu hakumjua mtu huyo. Alijaribu kutoroka lakini hakuweza Mtu yule alimwamuru Juma warudi nyumbani kwao amfungulie mlango. Juma alipiga mayowe. Majirani walikuja kumsaidia kumkamata yule mwizi. Polisi walipigiwa simu wakaja na kumtia pingu kisha kumpeleka jela.

Maswali

6. Juma hufanya kazi yake
   1. polepole.
   2. kiholela
   3. kwa haraka
   4. bila kujali.
7. Watu wafuatao wametajwa kwenye kifungu kama wanampenda Juma isipokuwa
   1. wazazi
   2. wafanyakazi
   3. walimu
   4. wanafunzi.
8. Juma alitaka kwenda kwa rafiki yake lini?
   1. Ijuma.
   2. Alhamisi
   3. Ijumaa.
   4. Jumamosi
9. Ni nani aliyemshika Juma mkono?
   1. Rafiki yake.
   2. Mama yake.
   3. Mwizi.
   4. Polisi.
10. Polisi walipokuja walifanya nini?
    1. Walimtia pingu mwizi.
    2. Walimfungulia mlango Juma.
    3. Walijaribu kumtoroka.
    4. Walimpiga mwizi.

Soma ufahamu kisha ujibu swali 11-15.

Sokoni ni pahali panapouzwa bidhaa mbalimbali kama vile mboga, matunda, nafaka, nguo, mifugo na vitu vinginevyo. Soko pia huitwa cheto. Mimi hupenda soko safilisilo na wadudu hatari wanaosambaza magonjwa. Soko chafu huwavutia wadudu hatari kama vile nzi ambao wanaweza eneza ugonjwa wa kipindupindu. Soko letu linaitwa Sufi. Soko hili hupendeza sana kwa sababu huwa safi na lina vitu vingi ajabu! Hupata wateja wengi sana hata kutoka kaunti nyingine. Siku ya Ijumaa ndiyo siku maalum ya biashara ya matunda na mboga Watu hufurika sana sokoni kwetu siku hiyo ili wanunue matunda kama vile matufaha, machungwa, mapapai, mifenesi, limau na maparachichi. Mifugo huuzwa na kununuliwa siku ya Jumanne. Fahali haswa ndio wauzwao siku hiyo. Naipenda soko Sufi sana!

Maswali

11. Kipi kisichouzwa sokoni kulingana na kifungu?
    1. Vitanda
    2. Nafaka.
    3. Matunda
    4. Mavazi.
12. Wadudu wanaoletwa na uchafu husambaza ugonjwa gani?
    1. Malaria
    2. Tumbo
    3. Kipindupindu
    4. Kansa.
13. Mbona soko Sufi hupata wateja wengi?
    1. Lina bidhaa nyingi.
    2. Kuna watu wengi huko.
    3. Ni kubwa.
    4. Vitu ni bei rahisi.
14. Wanyama huuzwa siku gani?
    1. Ijumaa.
    2. Jumamosi.
    3. Jumanne.
    4. Jumatano.
15. Fahali ni mnyama yupi? Ng'ombe
    1. jike
    2. dume
    3. mdogo
    4. mnono.

Soma mtungo ufuatao kisha ujaze mapengo kwa kutumia maneno uliyopewa

Kenya ni                  ya kupendeza sana. Watalii wengi hufurahia kuzuru taifa                    .Kuna mbuga                       sana Kenya. Mojawapo ya mbuga hizo ni Maasai Mara. Mbuga hii ina wanyama wengi kama vile                       ambao huiletea Kenya pesa za kigeni. Nalipenda taifa langu sana. Mimi ni                  .

21. Kanusha sentensi hii; Vikapu vinauzwa.
    1. Vikapu haviuzwi.
    2. Vikapu havitauzwa.
    3. Kikapu kinauzwa.
    4. Vikapu havikuuzwa.
22. Tegua kitendawili: Fatuma mchafu
    1. Nyumba.
    2. Ufagio
    3. Nguruwe
    4. Nzi
23. Chagua alama ifaayo ya uakifishi.
    Je, ulimtembelea shangazi
    1. .
    2. ,
    3. ?
    4. !
24. Tarakimu '82' kwa maneno ni
    1. thelathini
    2. themanini na mbili
    3. thelathini na mbili
    4. nane mbili.
25. Chagua sentensi iliyo kwenye nafsi ya tatu wakati ujao.
    1. Mimi nitachora.
    2. Yeye anasoma.
    3. Wewe ulicheka.
    4. Wao watacheza.
26. Jaza pengo: Februari, Machi, Aprili,                    
    1. Juni
    2. Julai
    3. Mei
    4. Agosti
27. Chagua neno lenye sauti mbili zinazotamkwa pamoja.
    1. maji 
    2. bidii
    3. fyeka
    4. kazi.
28. Anayewatibu wagonjwa huitwa
    1. nesi 
    2. tabibu
    3. rubani
    4. muuguzi.
29. Tumia -angu' kujaza pengo katika sentensi hii.
    Mkate                   
    1. zangu
    2. yangu
    3. wangu
    4. langu.
30. Paka ameketi wapi?
    
                    ya meza.
    1. Chini 
    2. Kando
    3. Ndani
    4. Nje.

Andika insha fupi kuhusu picha hii.

MWONGOZA ;

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

 Read the following passage and answer questions 1 to 7.

One day the hare made fun of the slow tortoise. The tortoise quietly replied that if the hare would run a race with him, he would prove that he was not slow. The race began, and the hare quickly leaped ahead at a great pace. He was soon so far in front that he decided to have a little sleep.The tortoise smilingly passed straight ahead and headed for the finishing point.After a time, the hare awoke and raced on. When he reached the winning post, he found that the tortoise had already arrived. Slow but sure he won the race.

Questions.

1. Who won the race?
   1. Hare
   2. Tortoise
   3. Both
   4. None.
2. When the race began the
   1. tortoise was leading
   2. hare slept
   3. hare won
   4. hare was leading.
3. When did the tortoise pass the hare? When the
   1. hare was sleeping
   2.  hare was resting
   3. tortoise was sleeping
   4. hare was running.
4. What happened when the hare arrived at the winning post? He
   1. had a little sleep
   2. found the tortoise
   3. won the race
   4. was very tired.
5. When the hare made fun of the tortoise, the tortoise
   1. ran away
   2. wanted to prove that he was not slow
   3. asked the hare to prove
   4. feared to run.
6. When the tortoise found the sleeping hare it
   1. laughed at him
   2. wept
   3. smiled and passed ahead
   4. ran very fast.
7. What lesson do we learn from the story?
   1. To be proud.
   2. To be slow but sure.
   3. Not to sleep.
   4. To do things in a hurry.

Read the story below then answer the questions 8 to 15.

Maria has a cow. She has named it Molly. She has built a cow shed for it. Maria has to look for grass to feed Molly. In return she gets milk from it. Molly is beautiful. It has black and white fur. Molly gave birth to a calf last year. Maria made a pen for his calf. The calf does not look like it's mother.It is white in colour. Maria loves both Molly and the calf.

Questions

8. From the story, Molly was a
   1. cow
   2. calf
   3. Maria's friend
   4. sheep.
9. Where did Maria's cow live?
   1. Pen
   2. House
   3. Cow shed
   4. Paddock.
10. Which food does Molly feed on?
    1. Food.
    2. Meat
    3. Milk
    4. Grass.
11.  All domestic animals give birth. A cow gives birth to a
    1. calf
    2. chick
    3.  pen
    4. kitten.
12. The fur of Maria's cow was
    1. brown
    2. white and brown
    3. white
    4. white and black.
13. Maria gave her cow grass and in return she got
    1. milk
    2. calf
    3. fur
    4. meat.
14. It is true to say that
    1. Molly had a cow called Maria
    2. Maria had a dairy cow
    3. Maria's cow never gave birth
    4. Maria had two cows.
15. The best title for the passage is
    1. Maria and her cow.
    2. Molly and the calf.
    3. Domestic animals.
    4. Importance of cows.

Read the passage below and choose the best answer to fill in the blank spaces.

Luwi is an          16            .His parents          17         when he was very       18          . He was very         19            after the       20         of his parents.

Choose the correct word to fill in the gaps

21. .A person who flies an aeroplane is called a
    1. dentist
    2. captain
    3. pilot
    4. florist
22. Somebody has                  my pen.
    1. stolen
    2. stole
    3. stealed
    4. still
23. What is the plural of puppy?
    1. Puppy
    2. Pupa
    3. Puppies
    4. Puppys.

Choose the word that is the opposite of the underlined word

24. Venesa is a bad pupil.
    1. good
    2. dirty
    3. shor
    4. ttall
25. His uncle is very poor.
    1. kind
    2. slow
    3. rich
    4. bad.

Choose the past tense of the underlined word.

26. They sit on chairs.
    1. Sat
    2. Sitted
    3. Set
    4. Seated.
27.  I pay money for you.
    1.  Payyed
    2.  Payed
    3. Pay
    4.  Paid

Choose the correct answer.

28. We                    finished our homework.
    1. has
    2. have
    3. are
    4. were
29. Bernard                    bought a new phone.
    1. has
    2.  have
    3. is
    4. was
30.  A cobbler repairs.
    1. clothes
    2. houses
    3. chairs
    4. shoes

Write a short story about:(20 Marks)

MY BIRTHDAY PARTY

MARKINGS SCHEME

ENGLISH

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

MATHEMATICS

1. A team was awarded 560 balls. What is this number in words?
   1. Five sixty.
   2. Five hundred and six.
   3.  Fifty six zero.est A F
   4. Five hundred and sixty.
2. Grade 4 learners were to rearrange some numbers from the largest to the smallest. Which of the following numbers are correctly arranged?
   1. 125, 29, 208, 187,710
   2. 710, 208, 187, 125, 29
   3. 125, 187, 29, 187,710
   4. 29,125,187, 208, 710
3. Tim recorded his weather changes for the month of April and November. How many days did he record altogether?
   1. 30
   2. 31
   3. 62
   4. 60
4. A school has a population of 458 pupils. Which one of the following shows the place value of each digit?
   
5. Janet made the pattern below in a skipping game. Which number will she skip to next? 102, 107, 112..
   1. 115
   2. 117
   3. 120
   4. 119
6. Kamau bought 495 bags of maize. He later bought 10 more bags. How many bags did he have altogether?
   1. 500
   2. 485
   3. 505
   4. 495
7. John had 126 bricks. He sold 35 bricks.. How many bricks remained?
   1. 91
   2. 251
   3. 51
   4. 151
8. Albert bought 45 books in a book. He packed them in boxes. How many books were in each box?
   1. 54
   2. 36
   3. 5
   4. 6
9. John had 6 litres of milk. He used 4 litres to make tea. How many litres did he remain with?
   1. 10L
   2. 2L
   3. 5L
   4. 4L
10. Precious was sent to the market with sh. 200. She bought tomatoes for sh. 80. How much change did she remain with?
    1. Sh. 280
    2. Sh. 120
    3. Sh. 100.
    4. Sh. 20
11. Mark walked from the staffroom to the class covering a distance of 12 metres. He then went to the dining hall a distance of 6 metres. What is the total length he walked?
    1. 14m
    2. 6m
    3. 18m
    4. 4cm
12. A teacher displayed the clock face below. What is the time in the morning?
    
    1. 1:10am
    2. 10:05 am
    3. 10:01am
    4. 10:10am
13. A teacher wrote the following: sum on the chalkboard. Fill in the missing number.
    
    1. 24
    2. 26
    3. 33
    4. 36
14. Suku eats 5 eggs in a day. How many eggs does he eat in 10 days?
    1. 15
    2. 510
    3. 50
    4. 5
15. Lucy had a piece of sugarcane. She shared it equally among 4 friends. What fraction of the sugarcane did each friend get?
    1. 4
    2. ¹/₄
    3. 1
    4. /₂
16. Paul drew a figure with four equal sides. Which figure did he draw?
    1. Rectangle
    2. Triangle
    3. Oval
    4. Square
17. A bus took 8 hours 35 minutes to move from Kisumu to Nairobi. The bus then took another 1 hour 21 minutes to move from Nairobi to Machakos. How long was the whole journey?
    1. 9hrs 56 mins
    2. 9hrs 6mins
    3. 10hrs 06mins
    4. 7hrs 24mins
18. Purity had 3 flash cards. She divided each flash card into four equal parts. How many equal pieces did she have altogether?
    1. 12
    2. 4
    3. 7
    4. 15
19. John drew a triangle strip and shaded an eighth. Which one correctly shows an eighth?
    1. 
    2. 
    3. 
    4. 
20. Alex had a certain number of pencils. She shared them among his seven children. If each child got 3 pencils, how many pencils did Alex have before?
    1. 14
    2. 12
    3. 15
    4. 21
21. A teacher brought 35 mangoes. He shared them equally among 4 boys. How many mangoes did he remain with?"
    1. 3
    2. 2
    3. 8
    4. 31
22. Juma wrote numbers between 56 and 64. Which one of the following numbers is not part of the pattern?
    1. 54
    2. 63
    3. 58
    4. 60
23. Linda's farm has 234 avocado seedlings, and 102 orange seedlings. How many seedlings are on the farm?
    
    1. 132
    2. 136
    3. 336
    4. 332
24. A posho mill produces 19 kilograms of maize flour and 21 kilograms of millet flour. How many kilograms does it produce altogether?
    
    1. 2kg
    2. 39kg 
    3. 41kg
    4. 40kg
25. Triza reads 34 pages of her favourite storybook on Monday, 23pages on Tuesday and 11pages on Wednesday. How many pages did she read for the three days?
    1. 68
    2. 57
    3. 34
    4. 35
26. A screen showed number 102.
    
    Which of these numbers comes before this number?
    1. 100
    2. 101
    3. 103
    4. 104
27. Kim was weighing various masses of items in his store.
    
    If he was using Ikilogram of sand soil as his unit measure, which of these masses is equal to the unit he is using?
    1. 2 kilograms of flour.
    2. 3 kilograms of feathers.
    3. 1 kilogram of cotton.
    4. Zero kilograms of sugar.
28. Chacha had 4 loaves of bread. He shared half of the loaves he had to his friends. How many loaves did he remain with?
    1. 4 loaves
    2. 2 loaves
    3. 1 loave
    4. 8 loaves
29. Gerry had 2 baskets. One had 12 oranges and the other had 16 oranges. How many oranges did she have altogether?
    1. 28
    2. 4
    3. 18
    4. 38
30. The number of pens in a box were 24. If 13 were removed, how many pens remained?
    1. 37
    2. 21
    3. 11
    4. 10