Questions
Study the map of Wasi area and use it to answer questions 1 to 7
- The approximate area of Kate Town is
- 20 5km²
- 3.5km²
- 4.5km²
- 8.75km²
- What is the direction of Wasi market form Dete hili?
- North
- North West
- South East
- North East
- The settlement pattern in Wasi area can be described as
- linear
- dense
- clustered
- Sparse
- The climate experienced to the north of the sugarcane farm is LIKELY to be
- hot and wet
- hot and dry
- cool and wel
- cool and dry
- The MOST common used means of transport in Wasi area is
- road
- water
- railway
- pipeline
- Traders in Wasi market obtain trading licenses from the
- County headquarters
- Chief's office
- Governor's office
- Police station
- Which one of the following social services is NOT offered in Wasi area?
- Education
- Security
- Health
- Religion
- An extended family consists of
- mother, father and children
- grandparent, mother and children
- one parent. daughters and sons.
- father and mother only
- The following groups of people comprise of nilotic speakers EXCEPT one. Which one is it?
- Njemps. Jic, and Iteso
- Nuer. Jopadhola and Alur
- Marakwet. Sebci and Datoga
- Falasha, Tigreans and Tutsi
- Rural-Urban migration is MAINLY caused
- Lack of industries in rural areas.
- lack of learning institution in rural areas.
- Enough social amenities in urban areas.
- Inadequate farming land in rural areas,
- The sun is overhead the Equator in the month
- June and December
- February and August
- May and June
- March and September
- Three of the following cause lawlessness in our societies. Which one DOES NOT?
- religious differences
- equal distribution of resources
- lack of employment opportunities
- poverty
- Rivers Congo and Limpopo have one thing in COMMON. It is that they
- drain into the Atlantic Ocean
- are not navigable at any given point.
- form estuaries as they enter the sea
- rise in the Eastern African highlands
- Copper mining in Zambia is important MAINLY because it
- reduces unemployment in the country.
- lead to better standards of living.
- earns foreign exchange.
- has lead to urbanization
- Which one of the following is NOT among the duties of the school head teacher?
- Writes minutes during staff meetings.
- Disciplines pupils who fail to observe school rules.
- Supervising the work done by teachers in the school
- Admits new pupils to the school.
- Three of the following were reasons for the coming of traders to Eastern Africa before the 19th Century. Which one was NOT? To
- trade with the people of the coast
- obtain raw materials for their industries.
- end the slave trade.
- look for markets for their goods.
- Which one of the following statements is TRUE about the Ntemi of Wanyamwezi? He
- ruled with the assistance of a prime minister
- was elected by registered voters among the Nyamwezi.
- chose the Bataka to be clan heads.
- haired religious ceremonies.
Use the diagram below to answer question 18
- The fishing method shown in the diagram above is known as
- purse-seining
- net-drifting
- trawling
- long lining
- The MAIN export crop in Kenya is
- tea
- coffee
- flowers
- wheat
- The statements below describe a town in Kenya
- It is the third largest town in Kenya
- It is a tourist centre
- It is an inland port.
- it started around 1901
The town described above is LIKELY to be- Kisumu
- Nairobi
- Mombasa
- Nakuru
- Which one of the following is NOT among the factors that promote national unity in Kenya?
- The national language.
- Games and sports
- The national flag.
- The constitution
Use the map of Africa provided below to answer questions 22 to 25
- The river marked Z is likely to be
- Niger
- Volta
- Benue
- Cuanza
- The winds marked K are called
- North Easterlies
- Westerlies
- South East monsoon winds
- Harmattan winds
- Most of the people who live in the area marked P are
- Kwa speakers
- Bantu
- Nilotes
- Arabs
- The country marked U is known as
- Namibia
- Gabon
- Angola
- Zambia
- Who among the people is NOT allowed to acquire dual-citizenship in Kenya
- A school teacher.
- The Chief Justice
- Junior government officer
- A child below eight years.
- Which one of the following is NOT TRUE about the political organisation of the San?
- Leadership among the San was clearly defined.
- The San were organised into small hunting bands.
- The San had no councils of elders.
- Their decisions were reached through a consensus.
- Which one of the following early human creatures is CORRECTLY matched with its characteristics?
- Homo sapiens sapiens - discovered fire.
- Homo erectus - handy human being
- Homo habilis - intelligent man
- Homo sapiens - thinking human being.
- Below are effect of European settler farming in Kenya
- Developing of urban areas.
- creation of African reserves
- formation of agricultural cooperatives
- Discrimination
- Introduction of exotic animals
Which of the listed effects above affected Africans NEGATIVELY?- (i). (ii)
- (ii), (iv)
- (iv), (v)
- (iii), (iv)
- Cultural artifacts are important because they
- carefully stored in museums
- preserve our history and culture.
- show us how our ancestors developed tools.
- were used in the past,
- Which one of the following is the BEST way to resolve a conflict involving murder?
- Dialogue
- Negotiation
- Mediation
- Judicial settlement
- Which one of the following is NOT a responsibility of a Kenyan citizen?
- taking care of environment and natural resources
- paying taxes in time
- being loyal and patriotic
- participating in elections to vote in corrupt leaders
- Below are conditions necessary for growing of a certain crop
- High temperatures of more than 27°C throughout the year
- Moderate rainfall of about 1500mm in a year
- Deep fertile soils.
- High humidity throughout the year
The conditions listed above are ideal for the growth of- pyrethrum
- cocoa
- Sugarcane
- cloves
- Which one of the following responsibilities of Kenyan citizens helps them exercise their political rights?
- obeying the law
- voting
- showing respect
- paying taxes
- First and is given MAINLY to
- save life
- promote recovery
- prevent further injury
- enable the injured to get to a doctor
- Tourism is important to Kenya MAINLY because
- it earns foreign exchange.
- promote international understanding,
- leads to expansion of transport network
- encourage protection of wildlife.
- Shifting cultivation is different from bush fallowing in that in
- shifting cultivation, modern methods of farming are put into use
- bush fallowing cash crop farming was done.
- bush fallowing farmers practice crop rotation instead of plot rotation.
- in shifting cultivation, smaller portion of land are used.
- The MOST expensive means of transport to use, develop and maintain is
- road transport
- water transport
- railway transport
- air transport
- Which one of the following is an effect of rotation of the earth?
- Changing of seasons
- Change of the lunar eclipse.
- Change of the position of the midday sun.
- Occurrence of sunrise, noon and sunset.
- The MAIN problem facing communication in Eastern Africa is
- unstable supply of electricity
- inadequate funds to modernize communication
- poor roads that make it difficult to reach some places.
- Slow rate of expansion of postal services.
- Wakerra wants to establish a poultry farm for egg and meat production. The MAIN factor that she should consider before establishing the farm is availability of
- raw materials.
- market
- water.
- land
- Which one of the following groups of countries represent former German colonies ONLY?
- Morocco, Benin, Chad
- Cameroon, Namibia, Togo
- Somali, Libya, Eritrea
- Tanganyika, Cape Verde. Angola
- The MAIN objective of the African Union (A.U) is to
- achieve greater unity and solidarity in Africa
- encourage international co-operation
- protect the rights of African people.
- promote peace and security in Africa.
- Julius Nyerere is remembered in Tanzania MAINLY because he
- introduced the policy of self-reliance.
- united the people of Tanzania
- led Tanganyika to independence.
- was a great teacher.
- The MAIN problem facing sea fishing in Kenya and Tanzania is
- over fishing
- exploitation of fishermen
- pollution due to oil spills.
- inadequate fishing equipment.
- The MAIN problem facing forests in Kenya
- pests and diseases
- poverty among the people
- drought
- increased demand for land.
- The CHEAPEST method of fish preservation
- refrigeration
- salting .
- sun-drying
- canning
- The Fulani of West Africa keep large herds of livestock MAINLY because
- they live in a sparsely populated region
- their land has lots of pasture and water for their animals.
- depend on livestock for their livelihood
- their livestock earn foreign exchange
- The MAIN mineral export in Kenya is
- limestone
- fluorspar
- soda ash
- diatomite
- Below are rights and freedoms contained in the constitution of Kenya.
- Right to liberty
- Freedom from discrimination
- Right to privacy
- Right to decent living
- Right to vote
- Freedom of worship
Which one of the following shows civil rights only?- (ii). (v)
- (i). (vi)
- (iii), (iv)
- (ii), (vi)
- The national government gets its revenue MAINLY through
- taxes
- collection of fees and fines
- interest on loans
- Loans from the world bank,
- Waiyaki wa Hinga and Nabongo Mumia have on thing in COMMON. It is that they
- fought for Kenya's independence.
- resisted colonial rule.
- formed the Mau Mau movement
- collaborated with the British
- The first African country to attain independence in Africa was
- Egypt
- Sudan
- Ghana
- South Africa
- South Africa is the MOST industrialised nation in Africa mainly because it
- has large reserves of minerals
- has good infrastructure,
- attained independence last from the Europeans.
- had ready market in the neighbouring countries
- Which one of the following signs in traditional methods of observing weather was an indication that it would rain?
- Appearance of long trails of ants.
- Appearance of the full moon
- Shedding of tree leaves.
- Appearance of the rainbow
- The first step towards conducting a general elections in Kenya is
- announcing of election date by the electoral body
- dissolution of parliament.
- printing of ballot papers.
- egistration of voters.
- The BEST way of curbing drug and substance abuse is
- promoting healthy leisure activities.
- providing moral guidance to the youth.
- educating the public on dangers of drug and substance abuse.
- trengthening police inspections at border crossing points and airports.
- The arm of government that makes sure that the laws passed by parliament are observed is the
- executive
- legislature
- judiciary
- Senate
- Which one of the following shows superior courts in Kenya only?
- Court of Appeal, Supreme Court, Kadhi's Court.
- Supreme Court, Chief Magistrate's Court, Juvenile Court
- Kadhi's Court, Courts of Martial. Magistrate's Court
- High Court, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court
- The MAIN duty of the army is to
- carry our peace operations in the country.
- defend the country from external enemies.
- offering emergency assistance to people hit by disasters.
- guarding the country's water bodies
CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
- In the beginning, God revealed Himself to people through
- creation
- covenants
- prophets
- Jesus Christ
- Three of the following animals were slaughtered during God's covenant with Abraham. Which one was not?
- Dove
- Pigeon
- Ram
- Chicken
- Why did Moses escape to Midian?
- He discovered that he was not an Egyptian
- He was tired of his father
- He wanted to marry Zipporah
- He had killed an Egyptian and feared for his life
- Which one of the following activities was MAINLY done by Joshua during the Exodus?
- He led Israelites out of Egypt
- Made a golden calf for Israelites
- He led the Israelites in crossing Rive Jordan
- He received the ten commandments from God
- Which one of the following is not portrayed by God to the prophets in the Old Testament?
- God is jealous
- God is a living God
- God can destroy people if they disobey Him
- God is a judge
- The lesson the Israelites learnt when God gave them manna is that He is
- everlasting
- humble
- holy
- caring
- Which one of the following was the last plague that made Pharaoh to let the Israelites out of Egypt?
- Killing of the Egyptian first borns
- Frogs
- Water becoming read
- Ants
- When the Israelites went to receive the ten commandments, the presence of God was symbolised by
- fire
- a flaming torch
- an earthquake
- a strong wind
- The MAIN reason why the Israelites celebrated the passover is that it reminded them of
- their going to Egypt
- God's saving power in Egypt
- the manner they ate in the desert
- their suffering in the desert
- "I will increase your pain during labour."
To whom did God pronounce this judgement?- Sarah
- Eve
- Hannah
- Mary
- A prophet is never welcomed in his own home town. Jesus said these words when He was
- tempted by the devil
- nailed on the cross
- rejected in Nazareth
- in the garden of Gethsemane
- Which miracle of Jesus showed that he was a universal Messiah?
- Healing the ten lepers
- Feeding the five thousand
- Driving out demons
- Healing the paralysed man
- How do Christians prepare themselves for Easter?
- By decorating their bodies with olive leaves
- By preparing and serving special food
- By repenting their sins
- By buying new clothes
- The MAIN reason why Christians worship together is to
- strengthen one another's faith
- pray for one another
- learn from each other
- show their unity in Christ
- "Worship the Lord your God and serve Him only" (Luke 4:8). These words were said by Jesus during His
- transfiguration
- crucifixion
- temptations
- baptism
- Which of the following events happened immediately after the last supper?
- Jesus ascended into heaven
- Jesus went to Mt. Olive to pray
- Jesus was arrested
- The disciples had an argument
- Complete the following beatitude "Happy are those who work for peace for
- they will be called God's children
- he Kingdom of heaven is theirs
- they shall inherit the earth
- God will be merciful to them
- "Do not collect more than is legal" (Luke 3:13). These words were said by John the Baptist to teach about
- honesty
- tolerance
- humility
- mercy
- When Jesus was walking along with his disciples, they met a man who was born blind. According to Jesus the man was born blind because
- his parents were sinners
- he was a sinner
- God's power might be seen
- the neighbours could help him
- The MAIN reason why Jesus chose the twelve disciples was in order to
- have many friends
- get material support from them
- have them preach the good news
- work for their needs
- Ananias and Sapphira sinned against God when they
- refused to take part in prayer meetings
- refused to become church leaders
- failed to give all the money to the disciples
- refused to go to church
- In traditional African communities the best way to honour God is by
- building shrines for Him
- praying to Him
- dancing for Him
- offering sacrifices to Him
- The MAIN reason why marriage is important in traditional African communities is
- to get security
- to improve ones’ status
- to provide companionship
- for the continuity of the family line
- In traditional African communities, children are taught their duties MAINLY through
- telling them stories
- singing and dancing
- assigning them tasks
- playing games
- Which one of the following is a gift of the Holy Spirit?
- Gentleness
- Healing
- Patience
- Humility
- Which one of the following traditional African practices should be preserved?
- Eating traditional food
- Raiding other communities
- Circumcising girls
- Marrying girls at an early age
- Which one of the following books of the new testament describes the work of Jesus when He was on earth?
- Luke
- Romans
- Acts
- Corinthians
- Sexual intercourse before marriage is wrong because
- one may get early unwanted pregnancy
- one may drop out of school
- it leads to prostitution
- it is against the laws of God
- Christians should uphold leisure because
- God meant it for worship
- in leisure they find fun
- leisure brings love
- leisure is for meeting new friends
- Which one of the following BEST shows how Christians are helping to reduce the spread of HIV and AIDS? By
- being role models
- counseling the sick
- teaching on behaviour changes
- providing drugs
ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
- Which of the following Surahs teaches Muslims to love people of other religions?
- AL-Aadiyat
- AL-Quraish
- AL-Kaafirun
- AL-Tiyn
- The following are places of revelation of Allah (sw). Which one is wrongly matched with the place of revelation?
- Zabur-Mt. Sinai
- Taurat-Jabal Tur
- Furqan-Makkah
- Suhuf-Palestine
- Which of the following is a verse from Surah Al-Tiyn?
- “Verily we created man in the best mould."
- Their tradition of travelling in winter and summer
- " Read! And your Lord is most generous".
- " By the permission of their Lord with decrees”.
- The following are taught in Surah Al-Nasr except
- victory of Islam
- success of Islam
- seeking repentance and forgiveness
- piling up of wealth for personal gains.
- The following are the ways of receiving Lailatul Qadr except
- reading the Quran
- praying Tahajud
- visiting friends and relatives
- itkaf and Wuqoof.
- Which of the following verses of Surah Maun wams muslims against neglecting swallah?
- Alladhiina hum yuraauun.
- Alladhiina hum an swalaatihim. saahuun
- "Wayamnauunal Maauun."
- Fadhaalikal Ladhii yudu-dul yatim.
- "Allahumma Baarak Lanaa Fiyhi, Wazidnaa Minhu" is a dua for
- sleeeping
- waking up
- the sick
- drinking.
- Complete the Hadith: "The visitor of the sick that receives the best thawab is the one that one
- takes the sick some fruits
- asks the sick about his condition
- stays for shortest time
- where one prays for the sick.
- Which of the following is true about the Hadith of prophet (saw)?
- Genuine Hadith must be traced to the prophet (saw).
- There are five books of Hadith
- The chain of transmitters of Hadith is called Sahih.
- Rawaw means the subject matter or content in a Hadith.
- Complete the Hadith “Eat and drink but waste not by excess for Allah (sw) loves not the ________”
- arrogant
- wasters
- mean
- ignorant.
- Muslims fast Sunnah fasts on the following days and dates except on
- 9th of Dhul Hijja
- 13h 14h and 15th of every month
- 10th Dhul Hijja
- 9th and 10tMuharram.
- The following spoils ones' fast except
- fainting
- post buth bleeding
- becoming insane
- denouncing Islam.
- Which of the following is the main pillar of Hajj?
- Stonning the Jamarat.
- Sleeping at Muzdalifa.
- Sleeping at Mina.
- Standing at Arafa.
- Which of the following is not a pillar of Umra?
- Saayi
- Standing at Arafa
- Tawaf
- Weaving Ihram
- Sitting during swallah and reciting Tashahud is called
- Rukuu
- Itidal
- Julus
- Kunut.
- Which of the following is not an importance of Friday in Islam? Creation of
- Hawa
- the Universe
- Hell
- Adam (as).
- Calculate the zakat of 50000 kg of wheat cultivated using machines. A
- 2500 kg
- 500 kg
- 25 kg
- 250 kg
- The main reason why Muslims greet one another is to
- show concern
- find out what they have eaten
- show enmity
- find out their achievements
- The best time for reciting the Kalimah is when
- you see wonders
- you promise somebody something
- you are travelling
- one converts to Islam.
- Which of the following groups shows the correct Faradh parts of Wudhu?
- Hands
Face
Legs
feet - Hands
Arms
Face
Leg - Mouth
Arms
Head
Feet - Face
Arms
Feet
Head
- Hands
- The month of Allah (sw) is
- Rajab
- Dhul-Qaada
- Muharram
- Dhul Hijja
- Mr. Omar asked his pupils to name Historical events and their dates in Islam. Who gave the correct one?
- Guyo-Orphanhood of the prophet (570 AD).
- Galgalo-First public preaching (601 AD).
- Abdirazak - Year of sorrow (O AP).
- Osman -Treaty of Hudaibiya (10 AH).
- Which of the following events happened immediately after the battle of Badr?
- The battle of Uhud
- Hijra to Madina.
- The battle of Khandaq.
- Isra-Wal-Miraj.
- Why do Muslims remember king Negus? He
- helped Muslims in Madina
- helped Muslims to conquer Makkah
- helped Muslims during the boycott
- showed tolerance to Muslims in Ethiopia
- Which of the following is true about Idd celebrations?
- Muslims give Zakatul Fitr after Idd-Ul-Fitr Swallah.
- Muslims eat breakfast before Idd-Ul-Fitr Swallah.
- Muslims slaughter animals before Idd - Ul Adh-ha.
- Idd Swallah has Adhan and Iqamah.
- The main reason for battle of Badr was
- the Quraish attacked Muslim farms
- the Quraish raised goods to sell so as to attack Muslims
- revenge for the boycott of Muslims in the valley of Shib
- the Quraish wanted to kill the prophet and finish Islam.
- Which events happened in the month of Ramadhan in Islamic History?
- The first pledge of Aqaba and the battle of Uhud.
- The battle of Badr and the conquest of Makkah.
- Hijra of Muslims to Madina and the treaty of Hudaibiyya.
- The conquest of Makkah and Hijjatul-widaa.
- Which of the following is wonder of creation?
- The camel.
- The baby in the womb.
- The universe.
- Computer technology.
- Nabii Musa's mother was given the following instructions except
- that Musa (as) would be made a prophet
- to cast Musa in the river
- to suckle Musa
- put Nabi Musa in a basket.
- Which of the following is not another name for Surah Al-Qaariah?
- The Striker
- The Day of Clamour
- The Great Noise
- The Clear Evidence
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