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SOCIAL STUDIES
STD 6
END OF TERM 2

511

  1. The main cash crop grown in Sino area is
    1. Coffee
    2. Tea
    3. Sisal
    4. Pyrethrum
  2. Which one of the following services is not provided for in Sino area?
    1. Tourisin services.
    2. Administrative services. 
    3. Recreational services. 
    4. An educational services,
  3. The settlement pattern in the area is
    1. linear
    2. densely
    3. sparsely
    4. cluster
  4. The chief in Sino town is supervised by the
    1. Police officer
    2. County Commissioner
    3. Regional commissioner
    4. Assistant county commissioner
  5. The climate to the south west of sino area is likely to be 
    1. warm and wet
    2. cool and dry
    3. cool and wet 
    4. hot and dry
  6. People of sino area are
    1. Pagans
    2. Muslims
    3. Buddhists
    4. Christians
  7. The highest point in Sino area is likely to be found in the 
    1. North
    2. North West 
    3. South West
    4. South
  8. The following are factors that influence population distribution in Kenya except
    1. religion
    2. transport
    3. rainfall
    4. Soil
  9. Which one of the following forests in Kenya is an example of a lowland forest? 
    1. Turbo
    2. Mau forest
    3. Arabuko Sokoke
    4. Kakamega forest
  10. The main cause of soil erosion at Northern Kenya is
    1. Mono-cropping
    2.  poor methods of farming
    3. deforestation
    4. overstocking
  11. Which one of the following climatic region has the following characteristics
    1. It is generally warm and wer 
    2. Mean annual temperature is between 18°c and 21°c
    3. higher areas are cooler with some recording 0°c
    4. It receives rainfall throughout the year
      The climatic region described above is
      1. semi desert climatic region
      2. tropical climatic region
      3. modified tropical climate region
      4. modified equatorial climate of the coastal region
  12. Which one of the following area is below sea level?
    1. Jabel Narra
    2. Berbera
    3. Omo valley
    4. Danakil depression
  13. Which one of the following weather instruments is correctly matched with its use?
    1. Direction of wind - hygrometer
    2. Speed of wind - anemometer
    3. Amount of water vapour - raingauge
    4. Rainfall - barometer
  14. The main coffee growing areas in Ethio pia are
    1. Harar and Kaffa
    2. Berbera and Ras Dashan
    3. Dire Dawa and Asmara
    4. Addis Ababa and Harar 
  15. Below are some communities in Eastern Africa. Which one is not nilotic?
    1. Iteso.
    2. Samburu 
    3. Nandi
    4. Orma
  16. The following are functions of a clan. Which one is not? 
    1. Looked for wives for the young men
    2. Controlled the grazing land
    3. Settled disputes among members
    4. Owned land on behalf of the community
  17. Which one of the following lakes is not found in the western branch of the Rift valley
    1. L. Natron
    2. L. Tanganyika
    3. L. Edward
    4. Lake Albert

      Use the diagram below to answer questions 18 and 19.
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  18. The lines labelled 23 1/2°S and 0° respectively are known as
    1. Equator and tropical cancer
    2. Tropic of cancer and tropical of capricon
    3. Tropical of capricon and equator
    4. Tropical of caner and Equator
  19. When is the sun overhead at the line labelled 23 1/2°N
    1. December
    2. September
    3. June
    4. March
  20. Which one of the following does not undermine peace in the society?
    1. Tribalism.
    2. Racism.
    3. Nepotism.
    4. Fairness.
  21. The following were traditional fish preservation methods except
    1. Salting
    2. Freezing 
    3. Smoking
    4. Sun drying
  22. One of the following Kenya traditional leaders has a town named after him. Who is he?
    1. Sakawa
    2. Koitalel arap Samoei
    3. Masaku
    4. Mekatilili wa Menza
  23. Which one of the following is a major threat to natural forests in Kenya today?
    1. Drought.
    2. Cutting trees for firewood. 
    3. Forest fires.
    4. Cutting trees for settlement 
  24. Among the Kalenjin, age group was formed by
    1. .people who married at the same time
    2. people born at different times
    3. people who were initiated almost at the same time
    4. people who worked together
  25. The largest national park in Kenya is
    1. Tsavo national park
    2. Sibiloi national park
    3. Nairobi national park
    4. Amboseli national park
  26. Which one of the following is the main reason for migration of the Bantu from cradle land?
    1. Search for pasture and water
    2. Spirit of adventure
    3. Population pressure
    4. Search for land for cultivation
  27. The following countries in Eastern Africa are crossed by Equator except
    1. Somalia
    2. Uganda
    3. Ethiopia
    4. Kenya
  28. The North Eastern part of Kenya is sparsely populated because
    1. the area receives unreliable rainfall
    2. the area is occupied by Somalia refugees
    3. the area has many wild animals
    4. the area is to cold to occupy
  29. The equator divides the earth into two parts called
    1. Southern and Eastern hemispheres
    2. Northern and Western hemispheres
    3. Northern and Southern hemispheres
    4. Western and Southern hemispheres
  30. The main reason why maize is widely grown in Tanzania
    1. It is grown for export 
    2. It is grown to feed animals
    3. It is a staple food
    4. It is easily grown
  31. Which of the following is an example of a traditional industry? 
    1. Meat canning
    2. Iron working
    3. Tea processing
    4. Textile industry

      Use the map of Eastern Africa to artswer question 32 to 36.
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  32. The water mass marked Q is the
    1. Indian Ocean
    2. Mediterranean sea
    3. Pacific occan
    4. Red sea
  33. The capital city of the country marked Z is
    1. Juba
    2. Khartoum
    3. Asmara
    4. Mogadishu
  34. The country marked R is 
    1. Eritrea
    2. Djibouti 
    3. Rwanda
    4. Sudan
  35. The main factor that has influenced rainfall distribution at the area marked M on the map is
    1. latitude
    2. siape of coastline
    3. altitude
    4. distance from a large water body
  36. The main economic activity of the community that migrated along the route marked Z is
    1. Tradin
    2. Pastoralism
    3. Cultivation
    4. Fishing
  37. Which one of the following Eastern Africa countries does not have a well an access to the sea?
    1. Somalia
    2. Kenya.
    3. Sudan.
    4. Ethiopia
  38. Which one of the following kingdoms was ruled by Nabongo Mumia?
    1. Bunyoro
    2. Baganda
    3. Abawanga
    4. Nyamwezi
  39. When is the Heroes day celebrated in Kenya
    1. 10th October 
    2. 20th October
    3. May 1st
    4. June 1st
  40. Which one of the following countries of Eastern Africa is most populated?
    1. Tanzania
    2. Sudan
    3. Kenya
    4. Ethiopia
  41. The following communities in Kenya resisted the British rule. Which one did not
    1. Agiriama
    2. The Nandi
    3. The Maasai
    4. The Abagusii
  42. According to Africa beliefs the last rite of passage is
    1. marriage
    2. birth
    3. initiation
    4. death 
  43. Which one of the following factor mainly influencés convectional rainfall?
    1. Relief 
    2. Large water bodies
    3. Latitude
    4. Vegetation
  44. Which one of the following communities in Eastern Africa is a Bantu?
    1. Amharic
    2. Pokomo
    3. Luo
    4. Rendile
  45. The road sign drawn below indicates
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    1. danger ahead 
    2. bumps ahead
    3. no entry
    4. pedestrian crossing
  46. The main problem facing beef farming Kenya and Tanzania is
    1. prolonged drought
    2. competition from imported meat
    3. pests and diseases
    4. inadequate market
  47. The main duty of the legislature is to
    1. make laws
    2. maintain law and order
    3. punish law breakers 
    4. defend the country
  48. In Kenya mangrove forests are found at
    1. Rift valley
    2. Highlands
    3. Coastal region
    4. Lake basin
  49. Who is the head of county executive committee
    1. Deputy Governor
    2. Senator
    3. County representative
    4. County Governor
  50. The following minerals are mined through open cast except
    1. diatomite
    2. soda ash
    3. flourspar
    4. limestone
  51. Who among the following communities is not a highland nilote?
    1. Nandi
    2. Sabaot
    3. Iteso
    4. Bongomek
  52. The main type of fish that is caught from L. Tanganyika is
    1. Dagaa
    2. Trout
    3. Nile perch
    4. Tilapia
  53. Who among the following people is an ex official in the National Assembly?
    1. Chief justice 
    2. Attorney general
    3. Clerk to the assembly
    4. Speaker
  54. The official language in Ethiopia is
    1. French
    2. Shilluk
    3. Tingirinya
    4. Amharic
  55. Which one of the following are example: of assembly industries except?
    1. Tourism.
    2. Radio and television
    3. Motor vehicle
    4. Bicycle assembling
  56. . Who was the second vice president in Kenya
    1. Daniel Moi
    2. Josephat Karanja
    3. Mwai Kibaki
    4. Joseph Murumbi 
  57. Which one of the following lake is formed when lava blocks a river channel and water collects behind the lava wall?
    1. L. Jipe
    2. L. Shala 
    3. L. Tana
    4. L. Gambi
  58. Which one of the following factors leads to negative population growth in a place
    1. Better hygiene
    2. Medical care
    3. Civil war
    4. Good educations
  59. The main way of becoming a Kenya citizen is through
    1. registration
    2. birth
    3. dual citizenship
    4. recommendation
  60. The Agiriama resistance to colonial rule was led by
    1. Mekatilili
    2. Samoei
    3. Lenana
    4. Nabongo

SECTION II
CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

  1. Which one of the following was duty given to human being by God according to Genesis?
    1. To preach the world of God
    2. To take care of God's creation
    3. To pray always
    4. To eat well
  2. Who among the following people was told to build the ark by God
    1. Abraham
    2. Lot
    3. Noah
    4. Deborah
  3. "Leave your home, your relatives and your father's house and go to a place that I will show you" (Genesis 12:1) To whom were these words said?
    1. Moses
    2. Lot
    3. Abraham
    4. Jonah
  4. The Israelites did the following with the blood of the lamb that they slaughtered during passover night. Which one was it?
    1. They gave it out to their neighbours
    2. They put it out to their neighbours
    3. They gave it to their leader Moses
    4. They smeared on door posts 65.
  5. The following prophet foretold the killing of baby boys in Israel. Who is he?
    1. Jeremiah
    2. Elijah
    3. Isaiah
    4. Hosea
  6. The following words were said about Jesus by angle Gabriel. The child will
    1. be mighty
    2. be Holy
    3. not be shaved
    4. heal many of their disease
  7. Among the gift brought to Jesus by the wise men represented priesthood
    1. frankincense
    2. myrrh
    3. gold
    4. silver
  8. "This is my body, which is given for you." These words were said by Jesus during his 
    1. arrest at Gethsemane
    2. crucification at Golgotha 
    3. last supper at Jerusalem
    4. ascension of Bethany
  9. Jesus is a sure hope for mankind. Which event mark his victory over death
    1. Easter
    2. Christmas
    3. temptation
    4. pentecost
  10. The last book in the new testament is called
    1. Malachi
    2. Matthew
    3. Revelation
    4. Genesis
  11. After Jesus Christ ascended to heaven, the disciples remained in Jerusalem to
    1. avoid being arrested
    2. wait for his return
    3. eat the last meal
    4. wait for the holy spirit
  12. The first person to be killed because of his faith in Jesus was called
    1. Stephen
    2. Judas
    3. Paul
    4. Nicanor 
  13. We celebrate the resurrection of Jesus on
    1. Good friday 
    2. Easter Monday
    3. Easter Sunday
    4. Good monday
  14. Christians take care of the environment mainly because it is
    1. source of money
    2. source of food
    3. tourist attraction
    4. God's creation
  15. The main way to receive eternal life is through
    1. confession of our sins
    2. participating in the holy
    3. participating in prayers
    4. faith in Jesus christ
  16. Who among the following people did not witness the resurrection of Jesus?
    1. Salome
    2. Mary
    3. Zechariah
    4. Peter
  17. New life in the traditional African societies was marked by the following except
    1. circumcision
    2. marriage
    3. baptism
    4. birth
  18. In which of the following ways are Christians best in reducing the spread of HIV and AIDS
    1. educating people to change their behaviours
    2. avoiding mixing with sinner 
    3. distributing medicines to the sick
    4. providing food to the sick
  19. The main teaching that Christians learn from the parable of the sower is to
    1. use God's word temporarily 
    2. use God's word to heart others
    3. read and ignore God's word
    4. receive and retain God's word
  20. Who among the following people in the Bible offered his tomb for the burial of Jesus?
    1. Simon of cyrene
    2. Joseph of Arimathea
    3. Nicodemus
    4. Joseph of cyrene
  21. Gideon defeated the midianites mainly because
    1. believed in God
    2. was strong and mighty 
    3. was from a great calm
    4. had many soldiers
  22. Tabitha made clothes for widows and orphans. Which fruit of the Holy Spirit did she have?
    1. Peace
    2. Love
    3. Joy
    4. Self-control
  23. Laziness was discouraged in African traditional society. Which one of the following was work done in the African traditional society?
    1. Teaching
    2. Shopkeeper
    3. Hunting
    4. Driver
  24. The lesson that Christians learn from the Jesus miracle of healing the centurion servant is that
    1. had power over nature
    2. should have faith
    3. had power over life
    4. had power to forgive sins
  25. Your classmate, Sam, has found out the person who stole his T-shirt. As a Christi Sam should
    1. request the thief to return it
    2. call his friends to help him beat him up
    3. force the thief to make a public confession of his sin
    4. inform the neighbours who the thief is
  26. Jane is a std 6 girl. Her parent cannot afford to buy books for her. What can the children in her class do for her
    1. hate her 
    2. take her shopping for clothes
    3. send her away
    4. share books with her
  27. In Kasiga school, the headteacher asked pupils to bring some dry foodstuff to give to the people affected by drought in the country. As a Christian, what is the best thing for sophic do
    1. forego eating break and save money to buy flour for the affected people
    2. do nothing about it since she is not working
    3. tell ot ser children whose parents are rich to bring foodstuff
    4. pray that God helps those people
  28. Collins lost many of his brothers and sisters who also left behind children. What is the best thing for him to do as a Christian? 
    1. forgot those children and concentrate of taking care of her own children
    2. advice those children to leave school and work for her on her farm for a fee
    3. try her best to assist the orphans by providing for them food and education
    4. send those children away to live on the streets 
  29. Magdalene, a std 6 girl sees three pupils fighting. As a Christian what should she do
    1. pass and leave them fighting
    2. stop them form fighting
    3. report the mater to the parents
    4. report to the headteacher
  30. Damaris is a weak pupil in class. As a Christian what advise would you give her
    1. start a small business
    2. visit a magician
    3. study hard and ask God for guidance
    4. go to church every week

MARKING SCHEME

  1. D
  2. C
  3. D
  4. B
  5. C
  6. B
  7. C
  8. A
  9. C
  10. D
  11. C
  12. D
  13. B
  14. C
  15. D
  16. A
  17. A
  18. C
  19. C
  20. D
  21. B
  22. C
  23. D
  24. C
  25. A
  26. C
  27. C
  28. A
  29. C
  30. C
  31. B
  32. A
  33. C
  34. B
  35. B
  36. A
  37. D
  38. C
  39. B
  40. D
  41. C
  42. D
  43. B
  44. B
  45. A
  46. C
  47. A
  48. C
  49. D
  50. B
  51. C
  52. A
  53. D
  54. D
  55. A
  56. D
  57. C
  58. C
  59. B
  60. A
  61. B
  62. C
  63. C
  64. D
  65. A
  66. B
  67. A
  68. C
  69. A
  70. C
  71. D
  72. A
  73. B
  74. D
  75. D
  76. C
  77. C
  78. A
  79. D
  80. B
  81. A
  82. B
  83. C
  84. B
  85. A
  86. D
  87. A
  88. C
  89. B
  90. C

SCIENCE
STD 6
END OF TERM 2

  1. At what age is the first dose of D.P.T vaccine given?
    1. at birth
    2. 6 weeks
    3. 10 weeks
    4. 14 weeks
  2. Ovulation in female human beings takes place after every
    1. 3 - 6 days
    2. 14 days
    3. 28 days
    4. 56 days
  3. Which statement is not true about the solar system?
    1. Stars are not part of solar system.
    2. Second planet from sun is the brightest planet
    3. All planets are satellites of the sun.
    4. Jupiter is the largest and furthest planet from sun.
  4. Preventive medicines are also known as:
    1. vaccines 
    2. antibiotics
    3. pain killer
    4. stimulants
  5. The green fodder which is preserved without drying is referred to as
    1. silage
    2. .hay
    3. pastures
    4. concentrates
  6. The group of animals that spend part of their life in water and other part of life on land
    1. lay fertilized eggs
    2. have moist scale 
    3. are invertebrates
    4. are covered by skin
  7. The diagram below shows a female reproductive system
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    What is the function of the part marked K?
    1. Releases mature ova.
    2. Fertilization takes place there
    3. Allows development of foetus
    4. Allow the passage of the baby
  8. sheep gives us:
    1. cotton wool
    2. milk
    3. mohair
    4. mutton
  9. Which of the following physical changes takes place in girls only during adolescence stage? 
    1. Growth of pubic hair.
    2. Increase in height.
    3. Broadening of hips.
    4. Release of mature sex cells.
  10. Which one of the following is the second stage of seed germination process?
    1. Seed absorbs air and water.
    2. Testa bursts open.
    3. Radicle emerges
    4. Seed swells.
  11. Wearing of protective clothing when working in water can help to prevent a disease characterized by?
    1. Blood in urine and stool
    2. Pain in joints and musles
    3. Violent rice water like diarrhoea.
    4. Chest pain.
  12. The diagram below shows a type of pollination
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    The type of pollination is known as;
    1. cross pollination 
    2. Insect pollination
    3. self pollination
    4. wind pollination
  13. Industries require water for the following except
    1. raw materials
    2. making fountains 
    3. irrigating the fields
    4. putting out fire 
  14. A boy saw a cow tied to a peg using a rope in a farm. The type of grazing is called 
    1. rotational grazing 
    2. stall feeding
    3. herding
    4. zero grazing
  15. When breathing out
    1. diaphragm form dome shape
    2. dust is trapped by hair and mucus 
    3. lungs get inflated
    4. diaphragm relaxes
  16. Which one of the following is not an effect of HIV/AIDS to the nation?
    1. Hospital congestion.
    2. School drop outs.
    3. Low self esteem.
    4. Poor economy
  17. Which one of the following statement is incorrect about teeth?
    1. Incisor is the first to grow and to be shed off.
    2. Molars are the last to be shed off
    3. Canine are the longest teeth. 
    4. Premolar chew and grind food.
  18. Which component of soil is investigated by adding water to the soil?
    1. Water.
    2. Organic matter.
    3. Mineral salts.
    4. Air.
  19. Std 5 pupils saw a small animal that had 8 legs and 2 body parts. The animal they saw is not likely to be one of the following
    1. tick
    2. crab
    3. scorpion
    4. mite
  20. The diagram below shows heat transfer
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    The method of heat transfer being investigated is called
    1. convection in liquids
    2. conduction in gases
    3. convection in gases
    4. radiation
  21. Which type of food below provide body with energy to work?
    1. Carrots.
    2. Chicken
    3. Cabbages.
    4. Fats.
  22. Which one of the following discase is non-communicable?
    1. Tetanus.
    2. Malaria
    3. Measles.
    4. Tuberculosis. 
  23. The following are basic needs for good health except
    1. food
    2. exercise
    3. basic education 
    4. rest
  24. In human digestive system, which type of food is given the first priority for digestion in small intestines?
    1. Fats and oils
    2. Proteins
    3. Starch
    4. Vitamins
  25. The diagram below was used by pupils to demonstrate pressure in liquids hole
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    Which statement below is not correct abou the above experiment?
    1. Hole D threw water furthest 
    2. Hole A did not allow water out
    3. Hole A had the shortest water jet
    4. Tap is best fixed at hole D
  26. Which one of the deficiency diseases is correctly matched with its cause?
    1. Kwarshiorkor - lack of Iron. 
    2. Marasmus - starvation
    3. Anaemia - lack of calcium
    4. Ricket - lack of proteins
  27. Which crop stores food like sugarcane? 
    1. Carrots.
    2. Onions.
    3. Irish potatoes.
    4. Maize 
  28. Which one of the following is not a leguminous pasture?
    1. Lucern.
    2. Glycine.
    3. Clover.
    4. Napier grass.
  29. Which one of the following grazing method is not a rotational method?
    1. Tethering.
    2. Paddocking.
    3. Strip grazing.
    4. Herding.
  30. In a flower fertilization takes place in the
    1. ovary
    2. stigma
    3. style
    4. anthers
  31. Which statement is true about the tooth drawn below?
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    1. It has sharp top for slicing flesh
    2. They are 12 in an adult
    3. They are part of first set of teeth
    4. The last 6 to grow are called wisdom teeth
  32. Which weed has green fruits which turn yellow when ripe?
    1. Pig weed.
    2. Thorn apple.
    3. Sodom apple. 
    4. Mexican marigold
  33. When the arrow head of a wind vane points North the wind is blowing to
    1. South
    2. North
    3. West
    4. East
  34. Which one of the following is not part of female reproductive system?
    1. Urethra
    2. Womb
    3. Fallopian tube
    4. Ovary
  35. At what stage of HIV infection does the person look healthy, test negative with no signs? 
    1. Asymptomatic stage
    2. Window stage
    3. Symptomatic stage
    4. Full blow AIDS
  36. Which one of the following is not an importance of lighting a house properly? 
    1. For safety.
    2. Keep pests away.
    3. Taking photographs
    4. Prevent accidents.
  37. The diagram below shows bean seed
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    Which parts labelled above shows the embryo of a seed?
    1. X and w
    2. Z and Y
    3. Y and R
    4. R and Z 
  38. A sick person become dehydrated mainly because of
    1. sweating and urinating
    2. diarrhoea and vomiting
    3. vomiting and urinating
    4. lack of blood and water
  39. Which one of the following factor make an object made of metal to float on water?
    1. Mass.
    2. Material.
    3. Size.
    4. Shape.
  40. The best method to remove unwanted plants from a nursery bed is
    1. digging out
    2. mulching
    3. uprooting
    4. use of chemicals
  41. Std 5 pupils carried the experiment below
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    The above experiment was used to investigate
    1. drainage in soil
    2. capillarity in soil 
    3. water retention is soil
    4. soil fertility
  42. For 2 people of different masses to balance on a see saw. 
    1. The heavier one should sit on turning point.
    2. The lighter one should sit nearer the turning point.
    3. Both should sit on one side. 
    4. The heavier one should sit nearer to the pivot.
  43. Which one of the following pairs of plants uses 78% of air to make food?
    1. Tomatoes and beans.
    2. Peas and groundnuts.
    3. Maize and millets.
    4. Potatoe and sorghum
  44. What is evaporation?
    1. Change of vapour to water
    2. Change of ice to vapour
    3. Change of liquid to gas
    4. Change of gas to solid
  45. Which plant has male part and female part on different plants?
    1. Pawpaw
    2. Maize
    3. Cactus
    4. Sugarcane
  46. Which gas in the air is used in burning?
    1. Carbon dioxide
    2. Oxygen
    3. Rare gases
    4. Nitrogen
  47. The diagram below was used by std 6 pupils
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    What were the pupils investigating?
    1. How light is produced by burning candle.
    2. Light travel in all directions.
    3. How light travel in a straight line.
    4. Artificial sources of light.
  48. Which one of the following is not needed for seed germination?
    1. Water
    2. Temperature
    3. Soil
    4. Air
  49. A beam balance is used for
    1. measuring force
    2. comparing masses
    3. measuring weights
    4. balancing on a fulcrum
  50. What is being demonstrated in set up below?
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    1. Reflection of light
    2. Formation of rainbow 
    3. Dispersion of light
    4. Refraction of light

MARKING SCHEME

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

KISWAHILI
DARASA LA SITA
MTIHANI WA MWISHO WA MUHULA WA 2 

Jaza nafasi zilizoachwa wazi kwa kuchagua kitenzi kifaacho zaidi.

Hapo    1      za kale aliishi mzee       2           3       Falsafa. Hilo     4     jina la       5     kwa sababu alikuwa na hekima. Baada ya kazi zake mchana   6    aliwakusanya vijana jioni na kuanza    7   .Alikuwa na    8    ya kuwakuza vijana wakiwa na   9      kwani alifahamu kuwa vijana    10  kizazi cha kesho.

Mzee Falsafa hakutaka kulipwa kwa sababu alikuwa akiifanya kazi hiyo kwa     11     ulikuwa ni mchango wake kwa     12    . Katika kuwaelekeza, aliwahimiza   13      bila kujali kabila au tabaka kwani umoja ni nguvu. Suala    14     lilikuwa ni     15      ya wavulana ilikuwa ni daraja la utoto utu uzima.

  1. A. zamani                B. samani             C.kale                 D.juzi
  2. A.moja                     B.mmocha            C.mmoja             D.mocha
  3. A anayeitwa             B.aliyeitwa            C.anaitwa           D.ataitwa
  4. A.lilikuwa                 B.likuwa                C.lilikua               D.litakuwa
  5. A.msiba                   B.mzaha               C.msimbo            D.mtaa
  6. A.kesho                   B.usiku                  C.kucha              D.kutwa
  7. A.kuwafunza            B.kuwasoma        C.kuwajali            D.kuwazomea
  8. A.lengo                    B.nia                     C.mpango           D.ujuzi
  9. A.maadili                 B.maisha               C.maadili mema  D.furaha
  10. A.ndicho                  B.ndiyo                  C.ndio                  D.ndizo
  11. A.sharti                    B.lazima                C.hiari                  D.shurti
  12. A.umati                    B.uma                    C.walimu             D.umma
  13. A.kutengana            B.kutangamana     C.kuchukiana      D.kulaumiana
  14. A.lingine                  B.zingine                C.nyingine           D.jingine
  15. A.kutahiri                 B. tohara                C.funzo               D.somo

Kuanzia swali la 16-30. jibu swali kulingana na maagizo.

  1. Kiongozi wa sala msikitini ni
    1. imamu
    2. kuhani
    3. katkisti
    4. mchungaji
  2. Wanaume walioa dada wawili huitanaje? 
    1. Mwamu
    2. Shemeji
    3. Mwanyumba
    4. Wifi 
  3. Andika wingi wa sentensi hii
    Nenda naye akuonyeshe mali yangu.
    1. Nenda nao wakuonyeshe mali yangu.
    2. Nendeni nao wamuonyeshe mali yetu.
    3. Nenda nao wawaonyesghe mali yetu.
    4. Nendeni nao wawaonyeshe mali yetu.
  4. Kikembe cha samaki ni;
    1. dagaa
    2. kichengo
    3. kimatu
    4. kiluwiluwi
  5. Tegua kitendawili kifuatacho
    Hakionekani wala hakishikiki
    1. kisogo
    2. mafiga
    3. uga
    4. hewa
  6. Andika katika hali ya ukubwa
    Mtoto mzuri anasoma
    1. Toto zuri linasoma
    2. Toto mzuri anasoma
    3. Kitoto kizuri kinasoma
    4. Kitoto zuri kinasoma
  7. Kamilisha methali
    Mwenda tezi na omo marejeo
    1. nyumbani
    2. kazini
    3. inshallah
    4. ngamani
  8. Zana hii ya ujenzi inaitwaje
    kisst6et2q23
    1. timazi
    2. msasa
    3. tupa
    4. parafujo
  9. Kitanda cha kubebea wagonjwa hospitalini huitwaje
    1. kigoda
    2. wadi
    3. machela
    4. mkungu
  10. Kanusha sentensi hii
    Mzee aliniita kuniadhibu
    1. Mzee hakuniita wala kuniadhibu
    2. Mzee hajaniita na hajaniadhibu
    3. Mzee hakukuita ili akuadhibu
    4. Mzee hajaniita ili akuadhibu
  11. Makazi ya mfalme huitwa
    1. ikulu
    2. kasri
    3. kizimba
    4. wamamu
  12. Anayetibu wagonjwa ni tabibu
    Anayeendesha gari la moshi ni
    1. Rubani
    2. Mzegazega 
    3. Kandawala
    4. Hamali 
  13. Kemboi alijifunika
    1. chepechepe!
    2. Rovurovu!
    3. Ndi!
    4. Gubigubi!
  14. Andika akisami subui
    1. 1/5
    2. 1/7
    3. 1/6
    4. 1/9
  15. Nyama ya mgongo huitwa
    1. shahanu
    2. ndewe
    3. sarara
    4. . kidari

Soma kifungu kifuatacho kisha ujibu maswali ya 31 - 40.

Kiprop alikuwa na mkewe aliyeitwa Lilia. Walibarikiwa kupata watoto watatu. Walikuwa wakiishi katika shamba lao kwenye kitongoji kilichoitwa Mwendakwao. Kijiji hiki kilikuwa mbali na mji wowote.

Jamaa hii haikuishi peke yake. Hapo nyumbani pao palikuwa naye mwanamume mzee kidogo aliyekuwa ameishi nao kwa siku nyingi kidogo. Mtu huyu aliitwa Matakia. Alikuwa mtu mwema. Aliisaidi. sila ya Kiprop kwa mengi. Walikwenda kulima shambani pamoja. Aliwasaidia kupalilia akiwaangalia na kuwatunza watoto wa jamaa ya Kiprop Matakia alikuwa ni rafiki wa dhati hapo nyumbani. Lakini nguvu zilianza kumwishia alipoanza kuwa mzee.

Nyumbani hapo pa Bwana Kiprop alikuwapo pia mbwa aliyeitwa Jeki. Mbwa huyo ndiye aliyekuwa mlinzi wa nyumbani wakati watu walipokwenda shambani. Akawa ni rafiki wa nyumba ile kwa muda mrefu.

Jeki alianza kuchoka kwa ajili ya uzee. Nguvu zake zikaanza kumalizika. Akawa analala ovyo ovyo tu. Kubweka na ukali wake, vyote vilikuwa vimemwishia. Meno yake yakaanza kung'oka moja mojamifupa kwake ikawa shida kutafuna. Akawa anapikiwa vyakula laini laini, rojorojo hivi kama uji. Akawa hawezi kuirarua mifupa migumu kama alivyozoea hapo awali akiwa na meno.

Naye Matakia alianza kuuguagua. Hakuweza kutenda kazi zake sawa kama hapo mwanzo. Badala ya kuamka saa thenashara za asubuhi kama kawaida yake, alichelewa kitandani kufikia hata saa tatu hivi.

  1. Kiprop alikuwa na aila ya watu wangapi?
    1. Watatu.
    2. Watano.
    3. Sita.
    4. Saba.
  2. Matakia alikuwa
    1. Ajuza
    2. Bawabu
    3. Mlinzi
    4. Msaidizi
  3. Pamoja na shughuli zake pale nyumbani,
    Matakia hakushiriki
    1. kuwalea watoto
    2. kufyeka konde C
    3. kuwaogesha watoto
    4. kuwanyanyasa watoto
  4. "Matakia alikuwa ni rafiki wa dhati hapo nyumbani" kwani
    1. Alisaidia kwa mapana na marefu
    2. Alisaidia kwa hali na mali
    3. Alisaidia kufa na kupona
    4. Alisaidia daima dawamu 
  5. "Jeki alihesabiwa kama rafiki wa nyumba ile, "kwa sababu
    1. Alibweka sana
    2. Aliyalinda maskani yale
    3. Aliwalinda watoto wa mifugo
    4. Aliishi muda mrefu
  6. Jeki alipoanza kuzeeka alikuwa
    1. Akichoka ovyo
    2. Akijilaza ovyo ovyo
    3. Akibweka kwa ukali
    4. Akitaka uji tu
  7. Matakia alianza kuugua na kuchelewa kuamka
    1. Alipoanza kuwa mzembe
    2. Alipoanza kuzeeka
    3. Alipochoka kufanya kazi
    4. Alipogombezwa
  8. Neno muhali limetumiwa kuinaanisha
    1. vigumu
    2. rahisi
    3. hataki
    4. mahali 
  9. Saa thenashara ni
    1. Saa kumi
    2. Alfajiri
    3. Saa kumi na mbili
    4. Asubuhi
  10. Kichwa mwafaka cha habari hii ni
    1. Matakia na Jeki
    2. Jamii ya Kiprop
    3. Kiprop na rafiki zake
    4. Jamii ya Kiprop na rafiki zake

Soma shairi hili kwa makini kisha wjibu maswali kutoka 41 hadi 50.

Moyo wanambia penda, mtu mjinga sipende,
Mjinga ukimpenda, hajui nini atende,
Moyo wanambia tenda, lisilotendwa sitende,
Fanya wanavyotenda, wenzio wasikushinde.

Moyo wanambia imba, wimbo mbaya siimbe,
Imba wimbo wa kupamba uwapumbaze wakembe
Moyo wanambia omba, ombi ovu usiombe,
Omba Mungu Muumba, dhiki azifanye chembe.

Moyo wanambia meza, kinachokwama simeze,
Kinachokwama kumeza, kinywani sielekeze,
Moyo wanambia uza, roho yako usluze,
Fanya unavyoweza, neno hili jikataze.

Moyo wanambia cheza, michezo mbi sicheze,
Cheza walcupendeza, wenzio wakuigize,
Moyo wanambia kaza, bidii usipunguze,
Usipunguze kuwaza, mawazonijiingize.

Moyo wanambia kopa, deni kubwa usikope,
Usiloweza kulipa, siku zote usiepe,
Moyo wanambia apa, kwa batili usiape,
Wala usifanye pupa, kiapo ukiogope.

Moyo wanambia kana, neno la kweli usikane,
Kweli unapiona, fanya bidii unene,
Moyo wanambia chuna, ngozi yako usichune,
Japo nyeusi sana, bora kuliko nyingine.

  1. Katika ubeti wa kwanza:
    1. Moyo wamkanya mtunzi kumpenda mjinga
    2. Moyo wamkanya mtunzi aismpende mjinga
    3. Moyo wamwambia mtunzi asitende kama wenzake
    4. Mtunzi asema ukimpenda mjinga, hujui unachotenda.
  2. Mtunzi anasema
    1. Wimbo mbaya unaweza kukupamba 
    2. Umwimbie Mungu Muumba
    3. Meza kitu kinachoweza kukusakama
    4. Uendeleze uwezo wa kufikiri na kutafakari .
  3. Mshairi asema kwamba 
    1. Ikibidi ukope deni dogo la kulipa
    2. siku zote uyaepe madeni ya aina yoyote 
    3. unaweza kuapa kwa ubatili
    4. fanya bidii uwe mnene lakini usichune ngozi
  4. Shairi lenye muundo huu huitwa
    1. tathlitha
    2. taklimisa
    3. tarbia
    4. tathnia
  5. Kifungu kimoja cha shairi huitwa
    1. mshororo
    2. mizani
    3. kibwagizo
    4. ubeti
  6. Kibwagizo cha ubeti wa tatu kina mizani mingapi?
    1. 15
    2. 16
    3. 4
    4. 8
  7. Upini mpangilio sahihi wa vina vya kati na vya mwisho katika ubeti wa sita (mwisho)
    1. na-ne
    2. ne - na
    3. .za - ze
    4. .a-e
  8. Badala ya kutumia neno wakembe; mtunzi angetumia neno jingine sawa na hilo ambalo
    1. wazembe
    2. watu
    3. wapumbavu
    4. watoto
  9. Bingwa wa kutunga nyimbo huitwa manju, naye bingwa wa kutunga mashairi huitwa?
    1. Sogora
    2. Malenga
    3. Manju
    4. Hatibu
  10. Kichwa mwafaka kwa shairi hili ni
    1. Moyo
    2. Wakembe
    3. Shule yangu
    4. Ajali

MAAKIZO

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

ENGLISH
STD 6
END OF TERM 2

Read the passage below and for each blank space choose the best alternative from the choices given.

Kiange    1    a coward. He jumped at the slightest sound. He even    2    the darkness and he never    3    his bedroom    4    One day he   5   to go to Ngong to watch the horse race. He had heard    6    about the racecourse   7   the horse races and wanted to see for himself what his    8   in the office were talking about. When he got   9     he    10      as far away from the    11      as he could for he was terrified   12    horses. In the main race there was a famous horse called 'fire', but Kiange nad no idea     13    this. Then the race    14      The spectators were very     15     

  1. A.is                 B.was                  C.wasn't              D.had
  2. A.fearing         B.fears                C.feared              D.feard
  3. A.turned off     B.turned out        C.put on              D.set off
  4. A.switch          B.lights                C.electricity         D.power
  5. A.knew            B.thought            C.said                 D. decided
  6. A.most            B. alot                  C.more               D.a lot
  7. A.of                 B.with                  C.and                  D.in
  8. A.colleagues   B.peers               C.collegues         D.buddy
  9. A.thence         B.there                C.their                 D.ncar
  10. A.seated         B.shuffled            C.sat                   D.toddled
  11. A.arena           B.field                  C.truck                D.track
  12. A.in                 B.of                      C.with                  D.off
  13. A.to                 B.about                C.in                     D.on
  14. A.commence   B.begun               C.kicked of         D.began
  15. A.excited         B.nervous            C.curious            D.anxious

For questions 16 to 18. supply the correct question tag.

  1. He has finished his writing ______?
    1. doesn't he
    2. hasn't he
    3. must he
    4. has he
  2. You are coming with us, ____?
    1. must you 
    2. will you
    3. aren't you
    4. are you
  3. The little girl did very well,_____?
    1. did she
    2. isn't
    3. is it
    4. didn't she

For questions 19 to 20, complete the following. 

  1. Snail is to shell as horse is to _____
    1. stable
    2. style
    3. iglo
    4. pen
  2. Herd is to cattle as ____ is to chicken.
    1. brood
    2. litter
    3. clutch
    4. gang

For questions 21 to 23, select the best verb.

  1. The chair had already_ when we arrived.
    1. singing
    2. sung
    3. sang
    4. singing
  2. He was ___to rest in a moving burial ceremony.
    1. lain
    2. laid
    3. layed
    4. lied
  3. We had to __for the festivals. 
    1. practices
    2. practising
    3. practice
    4. practise

For questions 24 to 25 select the grammatica correct sentence.

  1.            
    1. How good you are?
    2. Its a wonderful day
    3. What a day it was!
    4. This is more better than that one.
  2.           
    1. I cannot be able to call him.
    2. He entered into the room alone.
    3. The stationery car caused an accident. 
    4. This is the man who I told you about.

For questions 26 to 27, complete the proverbs.

  1. A rolling stone _____
    1. is dangerous
    2. can inure a fool
    3. moves very fast
    4. gathers no mass
  2. One man's meat _____
    1. is another man's poison 
    2. is another mans food
    3. can easily kill 
    4. is deadly

For questions 28 to 30, select the best proposition

  1. They entered _____an agreement with the company.
    1. into
    2. with
    3. on
    4. by 
  2. I congratulated him ____ his success.
    1. our
    2. for
    3. due
    4. at
  3. The workers were advised ____ going on strike.
    1. in
    2. with
    3. against
    4. for

Read the passage below and answer questions 31 to 40.

There was a man whose name was Victor. He was working as a tracker in the reserve, scouting game. He loved the land and his work. The job had made him a wealthy and respected member of his tribe. His wife's name was Sophia who he loved very much.

One evening, in the gathering dusk, Victor entered their hut as his beloved Sophia knelt to build a fire outside. About twenty five metres away, in a thick patch of acacia a 160kg lioness was sitting in a tall grass of which Sophia had no knowledge. On seeing Sophia bending over the fire wood, the lioness crept through he tall grass and exploded, hurling her huge body against the still unsuspecting Sophia,

The two swirled to the ground, the huge animal's razor-like claws tearing the skin on her victim's back and sides trying for a strangle hold on the woman's neck. Sophia thrust her arms up to fend off the animal's bite and screamed. On hearing her scream, Victor rushed. Eyes blinking with.horror, he raced back into the hut, grabbed a wooden broomstick and charged the lioness, yelling at the top of his voice. He swung the broom stick at the animal', head but she ducked and the blow caught her on the shoulder causing the stick to snap in two. Stunned, the snarling beast released her prey and turned away. Victor lost his balance and fell to the ground. Sophia dragged her mutilated body across his lap towards the relative safety of the hut. As the lioness circled to strike again, Victor jumped up and struck out with his broken stick. Few from his grasp, again striking the beast on the shoulder. The lioness tened and ran off into the bush.

  1.  According to paragraph one, it's true to say that
    1. Victor was a reserved tracker
    2. The couple was liked a lot in the land
    3. Victor's wife was wealthy and a tracker
    4. Scouting gave was a famous sport
  2. The word dusk is underlined. It means
    1. in the morning
    2. in the afternoon
    3. at around sunset
    4. late at night
  3. How far was the lioness from Sophia?
    1. exactly twenty five metres away
    2. at least twenty five metres away
    3. less than twenty five retres away
    4. approximately twenty five metres away
  4. How did Victor learn that his wife was being attacked?
    1. He was on the verge of getting out when he saw it
    2. Sophia called for help
    3. Sophia cried loudly
    4. Sophia screamed
  5. When Victor saw what was happening out side, he
    1. he went back for weapon
    2. he charged at the beast
    3. he cried out loudly
    4. he called the neighbours
  6. When he swung the broom,
    1. Sophia ducked and she was hit on the shoulder
    2. the lioness dodged
    3. the lioness jumped forward
    4. Sophia dodged the broom
  7. After the animal was hit, it
    1. roared
    2. ran towards the tracker
    3. .jumped up
    4. released Sophia
  8. Victor lost his balance and
    1. fell to the ground
    2. fell on the lioness
    3. fell on Sophia
    4. screamed out loudly
  9. The word mutilated is underlined. It means
    1. strong body
    2. severely damaged
    3. attacked body
    4. weak body
  10. What is the best title of the passage?
    1. Sophia and Victor
    2. The lioness
    3. A fight with the lioness
    4. The strong lioness

Read the passage below and answer questions 41-50

Probably no legendary sea monster was as horrifying as the kraken. According to stories this huge creature, with its many tentacles, could reach as high as the top of a sailing ship's main mast. A kraken wouId attack a ship by wrapping its tentacles around the hull and capsizing it. The crew would drown or be eaten by the monster. Of all the greatest sea monster tales, those concerning the kraken are the best evidence that such a creature was based on something real.

Tales of huge horned sea creatures with many heads and tentacles exist from ancient times. In 1555, Swedish Archbishop, Olaus Magnus, described a sea creature 'about 2 metres long, very black, and with huge eyes...

Although the term 'kraken' is first found in print in 1735. stories about this monster date back to twelfth century Norway. These often referred to a creature so big that it was mistaken for an island or "series of islands. As late as 1752, the Bishop of Bergen (in Norway) described the kraken as "incontestably the largest sea monster in the world" with a width of up to two kilometres. The Bishop also noted that it had tentacles like an octopus: 'It seems these ar the creature's arms, and, it is said, if they were to take hold of the largest fighting ship, they would pull it down to the bottom.' Despite this, the Bishop said that the greatest dangers the kraken presented to ships were the disturbance it made as it came to the surface and the whirlpool created as it descended below. Because fish were attracted to where the kraken was, Norwegian fishermen would often fish directly above the creature, despite the risk to their ship and their lives.

Recent research suggests that the legendary kraken was a giant squid. A colossal octopus might also fit the description but a squid is thought to be much more agressive and more likely to come to the surface where it might be seen by the hun an eye. Although giant squids are considerably less than two kilometres across, some are thought to be large enough to wrestle with a whale. On at least three occasions in the 1930s giant squids reportedly attacked ships.

  1. According to paragraph one, it's true to say that
    1. Kraken was the most horrifying sea monster
    2. Kraken was a gigantic sea creature
    3. Kraken never existed
    4. Kraken was as big as an elephant
  2. One physical characteristic of the Kraken was
    1. the stories
    2. the creatures
    3. the wrapping
    4. the tentacles
  3. The word ancient is underlined. What is its opposite?
    1. Archaic
    2. customary
    3. old
    4. modern
  4. The sea creature Olaus Magrus described was
    1. cover 2 metres long, black and with huge eyes
    2. nearly black and almost two metres long
    3. about two metres long and extremely black with huge eyes
    4. cover 2 metres long, slightly black and eyes so, wide
  5. The word Kraken was first found in books in
    1. 1555
    2. 1735
    3. 1752
    4. 1200
  6. According to Bishop Bergen the Kraken
    1. was the largest sea monster in the world
    2. was a big octapus
    3. would be mistaken for thousands of Islands
    4. was about one thousand metres in width
  7. Around the Kraken, one was likely to find
    1. Octopus
    2. Fighting ships
    3. Islands
    4. Fish 
  8. The word colossal is underlined. It means
    1. small
    2. medium 
    3. fat
    4. huge
  9. How many times did giant squids attack ships in the 1930s?
    1. exactly three times
    2. not more than three times
    3. not less than three times
    4. less than three times
  10. Which one of the following would be the best title for the passage?
    1. The Kraken
    2. Sea monsters.
    3. The Octupus.
    4. Norwegian creatures.

MARKING SCHEME

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

QUESTIONS

Study the map of Loketo area and use it to answer questions 1-7
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  1. What is the direction of the pyrethrum farm from the borehole?
    1. South East.
    2. South West
    3. North West.
    4. North East.
  2. The land of Loketo area rises from 
    1. NW to SE.
    2. S.E to N.W
    3. S.W to N.E
    4.  N to S.
  3. Which of the following is NOT an economic activity in Loketo area?
    1. Lumbering. 
    2. Farming.
    3. Mining. 
    4. Fishing,
  4. Describe the settlement pattern in Loketo area? 
    1. Linear. 
    2. Nucleated. 
    3. Clustered. 
    4. Sparse.
  5. What is the climate in the South Eastern part of Loketo area?
    1. Cool and wet. 
    2. Hot and wet. 
    3. Hot and dry.
    4. Cool and dry.
  6. Loketo area is likely to be headed by
    1. Chief.
    2. Senator.
    3. District Officer.
    4. Governor.
  7. The vegetation to the South Eastern part of the map 
    1. forest.
    2. papyrus reed.
    3. scrub and grass. 
    4. woodland.
  8. Which of the following countries was colonized by three European nations?
    1. Somali.
    2. Uganda.
    3. Kenya.
    4. Tanzania.
  9. A barometer measures air pressure in which units?
    1. Milimetre.
    2. knots.
    3. Kilometres.
    4. Millibars.
  10. Members of the society who were initiated almost at the same time were referred to as
    1. agemates. 
    2. agegroup.
    3. age set. 
    4. youth.

Use the map of Kenya below to answer questions 11-15
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  1. The MAIN crop grown in the irrigation scheme marked Wis
    1. rice.
    2. cotton.
    3. flowers.
    4. sugarcane.
  2. Three of the following facts are FALSE about the physical feature marked K EXCEPT:
    1. formed through faulting.
    2. formed through volcanicity. 
    3. it has ice on top.
    4. it is a horst.
  3. The MAIN factors that has influenced population distribution in the area marked Zis
    1. climate.
    2. soil.
    3. relief.
    4. vegetation.
  4. The National Park marked T is likely to be
    1. Boni. 
    2. Arawale. 
    3. Malka Mari. 
    4. Sibiloi.
  5. The following language groups followed the route marked Y. Which one DOES NOT? 
    1. Kikuyu.
    2. Mijikenda. 
    3. Aembu. 
    4. Abaluhya.
  6. The following groups belong to the same clan EXCEPT:
    1. father, son, daughter.
    2. father, mother, son.
    3. father, daughter, grandson. 
    4. father, grandfather, son.
  7. Below is a description of a famous traditional leader in Kenya
    1. He was a famous medicineman and prophet.
    2. He was a long distance trader.
    3. Lived in present day Machakos town.
      The leader described above was
      1. Waiyaki wa Hinga.
      2. Nabungo Murnia 
      3. Masaku.
      4. Sakawa.
  8. Who among the following was a missionary?
    1. Rebman.
    2. Vasco da Gama.
    3. John Speke.
    4. Seyyid Said. 
  9. Which of the following mineral is CORRECTLY matched with the place where it is mined?
    1. limestone-Kimwarer.
    2. Flourspar-Bamburi.
    3. Soda ash-Kerio valley.
    4. Diatomite-Kariandusi.
  10. Which of the following is a safe place for pedestrian to cross a busy road in an urban area? 
    1. At a roundabout.
    2. Ona footbridge.
    3. At the traffic lights.
    4. At a sharp bend. 
  11. The road sign shown below instruct motorists to
    q21 hcfartfda
    1. proceed cautiously.
    2. stop at once.
    3. slow down.
    4. increase speed.

Use the diagram below to answer questions 22 and 23
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  1. The part marked B is known as 
    1. rainforest.
    2. rock, snow and ice. 
    3. bamboo.
    4. heath and moorland
  2. In which of the following areas are we LIKELY to get the feature above?
    1. Mombasa. 
    2. Embu. 
    3. Turkana. 
    4. kisumu.
  3. Which combination below gives processing industry only?
    1. tea,glass
    2. Cement, paper. 
    3. Steel, textile. 
    4. Sugar, tea. 
  4. Which is the CHEAPEST way of preserving fish in Kenya? 
    1. Smoking.
    2. Refrigeration 
    3. Sundrying.
    4. Canning.
  5. Below is a description of a certain vegetation in Eastern Africa
    1. The trees are evergreen.
    2. The trees grow tall and close together.
    3. The trees have buttress roots and broad leaves. 
    4. There is little or no undergrowth.
      The vegetation described above is likely to be
      1. Rainforest.
      2. Savanna.
      3. Mountain
      4. Mediterranean.
  6. Which one of the following countries of Eastern Africa lie in the Northern hemisphere?
    1. Djibouti and Somalia 
    2. Uganda and Tanzania
    3. Sudan and Eritrea. 
    4. Kenya and Ethiopia
  7. The school routine is important because
    1. it forces the school community to follow the programme.
    2. it ensures that planned activities run systematically and smoothly. 
    3. the teacher on duty follows the programme. 
    4. the headteacher's work is reduced.
  8. Below are responsibilities of children in the family EXCEPT:
    1. helping in doing house and farm work. 
    2. caring for the family property. 
    3. respecting their parents and the elderly. 
    4. providing the basic needs of a family.
  9. Serengeti, Bilesha and Lotikipi are examples of
    1. highlands. 
    2. plains. 
    3. plateaus.
    4. swamps. 
  10. The walls of the Rift Valley are known as
    1. faults. 
    2. Riftwalls.
    3. escarpments. 
    4. valleys.
  11. When do we celebrate Mashujaa Day? 
    1. 20th October. 
    2. 10th October. 
    3. 1st June.
    4. 12th December. 
  12. Who among the following is elected to represent the constituency? 
    1. Senator. 
    2. MCA 
    3. MP 
    4. Governor
  13. Which of the towns began as a collection centre for agricultural goods?
    1. Nakuru.
    2. Nairobi. 
    3. Kisumu. 
    4. Eldoret.
  14. Below are ways of protecting children from abuse EXCEPT
    1. guiding and counselling children.
    2. denying children time to play. 
    3. respecting all rights of children. 
    4. reporting cases of child abuse to authority.
  15. Which of the following documents must one have in order to vote in a general election? 
    1. A party membership card. 
    2. A voter's card.
    3. National identification card.
    4. A school certificate.
  16. Which of the following combinations of instruments are used to measure characteristics of wind at a weather station? 
    1. Windvane, barometer. 
    2. Windsock, thermometer
    3. Anemometer, windvane.
    4. Windvane, barometer.
  17. Which of the following factors discourages settlement around the Miombo Woodlands in Tanzania? 
    1. Tsetseflies.
    2. Wild animals. 
    3. Government policy. 
    4. Game Park. 
  18. Which of the following is the ODD one out?
    1. Kingfish. 
    2. Mullet. 
    3. Tuna. 
    4. Trout.
  19. The MOST effective way of communicating informations to the majority of Kenyans today is by the use of 
    1. mobile phones. 
    2. radio.
    3. television
  20. newspapers. Which of the following statements gives the BEST description of a map? 
    1. It is a drawing on a piece of paper or chalkboard. 
    2. It is a drawing which has a frame and a title. 
    3. It is a representation of the earth or part of it on a flat surface.
    4. It is a drawing from the government showing the location of an area.
  21. Black cotton soils are suitable for irrigation because:
    1. they are fertile and do not need a manure. 
    2. they are found in flat areas. 
    3. they do not allow water to pass through easily.
    4. they are easy to plough.
  22. which of the following is MAINLY responsible for increased soil erosion in the Mau ranges? 
    1. Deforestation.
    2. Ploughing across the contours.
    3. Planting of the same type of crops for many years.
    4. Keeping of large herds of cattle.
  23. Lawlessness will lead to all the following EXCEPT:
    1. rapid development.
    2. fear.
    3. loss of life and property.
    4. slow development.
  24. Which of the following was MAINLY acquired through apprenticeship in traditional education?
    1. Skills on how to avoid danger.
    2. The history of the community. 
    3. Social values.
    4. Iron-smelting skills.
  25. Zero-grazing is a dairy farming activity MAINLY practised where
    1. farmers do not have enough money to spend. 
    2. farmers are members of co-operative societies.
    3. farms own small pieces of land. 
    4. farmers have many cattle which do not produce milk and meat 
  26. The MOST important reason for protecting forests in Kenya is that forests 
    1. are sources of plants used to produce medicine.
    2. art important sources of fuel wood.
    3. create employment in the sawmills. 
    4. are water catchment areas.
  27. Which one of the following was a role of traditional foms of government? 
    1. Maintaining peace among members of the community 
    2. Allocating land to individual members of the community. 
    3. Building roads in areas where they ruled. 
    4. Conducting marriage ceremonies in the community.
  28. Sharon lost her pen but later found it with her deskmate. The BEST thing for Sharon to do is to 
    1. beat her deskmate. 
    2. report the case to classteacher. 
    3. leave her deskinate alone.
    4. steal a pen from someone. 
  29. Three of the following are members of the County Executive Committee. Which one is NOT? 
    1. The County Governor. 
    2. Members appointed by the county governor. 
    3. The Deputy County Governor. 
    4. The Speaker of the County Assembly.
  30. Which one of the following statements is NOT true about African socialism?
    1. It encourages unity and peaceful co-existence in a country. 
    2. It requires us to respect the rights of other people. 
    3. It allows people to do business and create wealth in corrupt ways.
    4. It emphasizes on equality of all people. 
  31. Which of the following shows a right of people with disabilities? 
    1. Being given equal opportunities to work and earn a living. 
    2. Being given less challenging work. 
    3. eing left alone to take care of themselves since they are just like other people. 
    4. Being expected to do everything at the same speed as other people.
  32. Which one of the following game parks is CORRECTLY matched with the country where it is found?
               Game park          Country
    1. Serengeti            Ethiopia 
    2. Sibiloi                  Tanzania 
    3. Murchison Falls    Kenya
    4. Bwindi                  Uganda

Use the diagram below to answer questions 54-56
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  1. The type of rainfall shown above is LIKELY to form in 
    1. areas near large water bodies. 
    2. hilly areas. 
    3. swampy areas.
    4. lowland areas.
  2. Which of the following is TRUE about the winds marked P?
    1. They are cool and moist. 
    2. They are warm and dry. 
    3. They are warm and moist. 
    4. They are cool and dry.
  3. The side marked M is called the 
    1. windward side. 
    2. westward side.
    3. east ward side. 
    4. leeward side.
  4. Which one of the following forms of transport is LEAST developed in Eastern Africa?
    1. Air. 
    2. Water.
    3. Road.
    4. Pipeline.
  5. Three of the following are ways by which a person can become a citizen of Kenya EXCEPT:
    1.  registration.
    2. dual citizenship. 
    3. association. 
    4. birth 
  6. Which of these features was formed as a result of downwarping? 
    1. Rift Valley.
    2. .L.Kyoga.
    3. Lorian Swamp.
    4. Mt. Kyoga.
  7. The arm of government that interprets laws in Kenya is called 
    1. Legislature. 
    2. Cabinet.
    3. judiciary. 
    4. Executive.

SECTION II:C.R.E

  1. Which of the following is the MAIN reason why God put Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden? 
    1. To name the animals. 
    2. To protect the serpents. 
    3. Punish them.
    4. Take care of the creation. 
  2. Which of the following punishments was given to Eve?
    1.  Labour pains. 
    2. Eat soil
    3. Soils was cursed. 
    4. Crawl on its belly.
  3. Which one of the following is the MAINLY reason why Moses ran away from Egypt. He
    1. wanted to visit Jethro. 
    2. he had killed an Egyptian.
    3. wanted to establish a new home.
    4. he was commanded by God. 
  4. Who among the following defeated the Midianites with only 300 soldiers?
    1. Jethro. 
    2. Gideon.
    3. Aaron. 
    4. Eli. 
  5. The founding fathers of Israel are Patriachs. Who among the following group are patriachs? 
    1. Moses, David and Samuel.
    2. Abel, Enoch and Noah
    3. Joseph, Jacob, Abraham
    4.  Jacob, Abraham, Saul. 
  6. Who was the first King of Israel?
    1. David. 
    2. Solomon 
    3. Rehoboam. 
    4. Saul. 
  7. King Ahab worshipped a foreign God called
    1. Yaweh. 
    2. Asis. 
    3. Baal. 
    4. Shammah.
  8. Who was the first to be told about the birth of Jesus? 
    1. Wise men.
    2. Herod.
    3. Shepherds.
    4. Pilate.
  9. Who among the following was NOT present during the dedication of baby Jesus in the temple?
    1. Joseph.
    2. Simeon.
    3. Anna. 
    4. Herod.
  10. Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead in the town of
    1. Jerusalem.
    2. Bethany.
    3. Phillipi. 
    4. Nain. 
  11. Who prophesied that Jesus will be bom in Bethlehem?
    1. Isaiah.
    2. Micah. 
    3. Joel. 
    4. Jeremiah. 
  12. Which parable of Jesus teaches how people perceive the word of God. 
    1. Good samaritan. 
    2. Mustard seed.
    3. Sower.
    4. Rich man and Lazarus.
  13. Ananias and Saphira were punished because of 
    1. telling the truth.
    2. telling lies.
    3.  not working.
    4. selling a piece of land.
  14. Who was the first Christian martyr?
    1. Job.
    2. John. 
    3. Peter.
    4. Stephen.
  15. The early Christians confirmed their faith by reciting
    1. The Lords prayer. 
    2. Apostle's creed.
    3. The song of Mary.
    4. The Acts of the Apostles.
  16. The crucification of Jesus took place in the town of 
    1. Jerusalem.
    2. Jericho.
    3. Bethlehem.
    4. Nazareth.
  17.  The two disciples of Jesus on their way to Emmaus recognized that He had risen when he
    1. called their names.
    2. explained the scriptures. 
    3. entered the house with them. 
    4. broke break.
  18. Which of the following is a gift of the Holy Spirit?
    1. Joy.
    2. Faith. 
    3. Love. 
    4. Humility.
  19. "Behold your maid servant. Be it unto me according to your word." Who said these words 
    1. Elizabeth. 
    2. Mary. 
    3. Sarah. 
    4. Naomi.
  20. Which of the following is a statement from the Lord's prayer? 
    1. He rose from the dead. 
    2. The father Almighty. 
    3. Maker of heaven and earth.
    4. As we forgive those who sin against us. 
  21. In the traditional African society worship places were
    1. churches.
    2. temple.
    3. synagogues.
    4. shrines. 
  22. Which of the following shows that traditional African society believed in life after death?
    1. Preserving their dead. 
    2. Burying their dead with food.
    3. Paying tithes.
    4. Eating during funerals
  23. Which of the following is NOT a rite of passage in the traditional African Society?
    1. Birth.
    2. Initiation.
    3. Death. 
    4. Ceremonies.
  24. Stealing causes one of the following which one is it?
    1. Self-control.
    2. Suffering.
    3. Humility.
    4. Obedience.
  25. In the Traditional African society people worked for all of the following EXCEPT:
    1. to build the community. 
    2. to obtain daily needs.
    3. children worked to help their parents.
    4. to earn money. 
  26. Who among the following makes use of the gift of speaking God's message? 
    1. Bright pupil in class. 
    2. A wise judge. 
    3. A person who translate languages.
    4. A priest in church. 
  27. Your deskmate Mary tells you that she is suffering from AIDS. What should you advice him? 
    1. Keep away from other pupils. 
    2. Pray for him. 
    3. Seek medical attention.
    4. Encourage him to work hard. 
  28. Emmaculate your friend does not wash dishes at home, what advice can you give him? 
    1. Be responsible. 
    2. Such work is for small girls.
    3. To move away from her. 
    4. Employ house help. 
  29. Job a std 5 pupil finds out that Jane her classmate is selling cigarettes in the school during break time. What is the best action for him to take?
    1. Tell other members of the class.
    2. Avoid him. 
    3. Advice him to hide always.
    4. Tell him the effects of smoking. 
  30. Missionaries MAINLY came to Africa to:
    1. trade.
    2. spread the gospel. 
    3. introduce modern education. 
    4. stop slave trade.

Marking Scheme

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QUESTIONS

  1. The following animals have common characteristics EXCEPT:
    1. toad.
    2. Newt. 
    3. turtles . 
    4. frog.
  2. Which one of the following factors does NOT affect floating and sinking?
    1. Shape.
    2. Mass. 
    3. Material.
    4. Size.
  3. The diagram below shows the movement of water when boiling.
    q3 utagytfgda
    The process of heat transfer is known as 
    1. convection. 
    2. radiation 
    3. conduction.
    4. condensation.
  4. Bilharzia worms mainly affects the
    1. kidney and bladder. 
    2. bladder and intestine. 
    3. lungs and liver 
    4. intestine and kidney.
  5. std 5 pupils tied a leaf using a transparent polythene bag. Droplets of water were observed the following day. What conclusion did they make? 
    1. Photosynthesis took place. 
    2. Absorption of leaves.
    3. Transportation took place. ·
    4. Transpiration took place.
  6. In which one of the following stages of HIV infection is the virus LEAST likely to spread from one person to another? 
    1. Full blown stage. 
    2. Window stage. 
    3. Asymptomatic stage. 
    4. Symptomatic stage.
  7. A child has the following signs and symptoms. 
    1. Get out of breath. 
    2. Dizziness.
    3. Pale skin.
      The child should be fed on 
      1. yams and cassava. 
      2. kidney and spinach.
      3. carrots and spinach. 
      4. beans and maize.
  8. Heat is important in all the following ways EXCEPT:
    1. cooking. 
    2. warming the house. 
    3. scaring away pests. 
    4. melting ice into water.
  9. Which one of the following crops stores food in the stem? 
    1. Sweet potatoes. 
    2. Sugarcane. 
    3. Carrot. 
    4. Onion.
  10. Class 5 pupils constructed the weather instrument below.
    q10 utfada
    The mistake made during the construction was
    1. using narrow tube. 
    2. labelling of scale. 
    3. using air tight cork. 
    4. colouring the water.
  11. Liquids and gases have 
    1. definite shape. 
    2. definite volume. 
    3. indefinite mass.
    4. definite mass. 
  12. Swimmers itch is a major sign of someone suffering from 
    1. cholera.
    2. malaria. 
    3. bilharzia. 
    4. typhoid. 
  13. Which one of the following materials will occupy the least space? 
    1. 1kg of dry saw dust. 
    2. Ikg of cotton wool. 
    3. Ikg of sand.
    4. None of the above. 
  14. Which one of the following is NOT a special sound?
    1. Abell.
    2. Hooting 
    3. Screaming. 
    4. Fire engine siren.
  15. Which one of the following DOES NOT produce light? 
    1. Moon.
    2. Glowworm.
    3. Sun.
    4. Stars. 
  16. Which of these states of matter remains in the same state on heating? 
    1. Metal rod. 
    2. water.
    3. Cooking gas.
    4. Petrol. 
  17. The following are tuber crops EXCEPT:
    1. arrowroots.
    2. onions.
    3. cassava.
    4. carrot.
  18. Which type of soil erosion can be caused by both wind and water? 
    1. Gulley erosion. 
    2. Rill erosion
    3. Sheet erosion.
    4. Splash erosion. 
  19. Which one of the following is NOT an energy giving food?
    1. Honey.
    2. Ripe banana. 
    3. Bread.
    4. Irish potato. 
  20. Which one of the following vaccines are given to a child at the age of 9 months?
    1. Yellow fever and anti measles. 
    2. Anti measles and DPT. 
    3. DPT and BCG
    4. Anti measles and Anti polio. 
  21. The diagram below shows a type of a grazing method.
    q21 nhfatrfda
    Which statement is CORRECT about the above method? 
    1. The land is divided using electric fence. 
    2. Animals graze on each paddock at a time. 
    3. Animals are commonly fed on hay.
    4. It is commonly used in highly populated areas.
  22. The diagram below shows a set-up used to demonstrate a certain aspect of matter.
    q22 yhrfada
    What was likely to happen after some time? 
    1. The balloon expanded. 
    2. Air gets into the balloon.
    3. Balloon remained the same in size. 
    4. Balloon contracts.
  23. Which one of the following produces fluid in which sperms swim through? 
    1. Sperm duct. 
    2. Testes. 
    3. Urethra.
    4. Glands. 
  24. One of the following is NOT a function of the roots?
    1. Absorption.
    2. Food storage.
    3. Support.
    4. Breathing.
  25. Which of the following vaccines is given through the mouth?
    1. BCG
    2. Anti Polio.
    3. DPT.
    4. Anti measles. 
  26. A bird was seen basking in the sun. It is true to say that:
    1. its body temperature rose. 
    2. its body temperature falls. 
    3. its body temperature rose then drops.
    4. its body temperature remained the same. 
  27. A planet seen late in the evening and early in the morning is LIKELY to be:
    1. Mercury
    2. Venus. 
    3. Mars.
    4. Saturn.
  28. Which one of the following protects a flower during the bud stage? 
    1. Petals.
    2. Sepals.
    3. Stalk.
    4. Stigma.
  29. When water is cooled under extreme temperature it
    1. condenses. 
    2. freezes.
    3. evaporates.
    4. expands. 
  30. "The experiment below was performed by class 4 pupils. The experiment proved that 
    q30 iyg7tg
    1. soil contains water.
    2. soil contains small animals. 
    3. soil contains air.
    4. soil contains humus.
  31. Which of the following vitamins below is CORRECTLY matched with its function?
               Name of vitamin          Function in the body 
    1. Vitamin                        Formation of blood and healthy blood vessels 
    2. Vitamin A                     Proper digestion and healthy working of brain.
    3. Vitamin K                    Control blood clotting.
    4. Vitamin D                    For growth and healthy gums and skin.

Study the diagram below and answer questions 32- 33
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  1.  Which type of soil is good for modelling?
    1. S
    2. R
    3. S and T 
  2. When performing which variable should not be the same?
    1. Size of straws. 
    2. Type of soil. 
    3. Time taken.
    4. Size of cotton wool. 
  3. Class 6 pupils collected different flowers from the school compound. Their teacher told them to draw the pistil only. Which of these shows the CORRECT sketch of the pistil?
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  4. Which one of the following is the odd one out?
    1.  Sunflower. 
    2. Coconut. 
    3. Palm.
    4. Sisal.
  5. The food nutrient that helps in growth of muscles is known as 
    1. proteins.
    2. vitamins. 
    3. carbohydrates. 
    4. body building.
  6. Which one of the following diseases CANNOT be easily passed from one person to another?
    1. T.B
    2. Tetanus. 
    3. Malaria.
    4. Measles. 
  7. Which one of the following is NOT a problem related to teeth?
    1. Tooth decay. 
    2. Bleeding gums. 
    3. Deciduous.
    4. Bad smell. 
  8. Removing wool from sheep is called 
    1. curing.
    2. shaving. 
    3. wooling.
    4. shearing.
  9. Std 5 pupils performed the experiment below.
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    What were the pupils investigating? 
    1. The paper moved up and down. 
    2. Convection of heat in air. 
    3. The paper got burnt.
    4. The paper moved up.
  10.  A pupil classified some animals as shown in the chart below.
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    Which animal was NOT classified correctly?
    1. Housefly.
    2. Chameleon. 
    3. Spider.
    4. Lizard.
  11. Which one of the following is NOT a fungal infection? 
    1. Yeast.
    2. Athlete's foot. 
    3. Ringworm. 
    4. Dandruff.
  12. Three of the following are good reasons for using medicines EXCEPT:
    1. to supplement body vitamins and mineral salts. 
    2. to prevent us from diseases. 
    3. to cure us from diseases.
    4. to beat deadline of the expiry date. 
  13. The tiny hole found on a seed which lets in air and water during germination is known as 
    1. hilum.
    2. micropyle.
    3. testa.
    4. cotyledon. 
  14. Which one of the following is NOT a commercial feed? 
    1. Lucerne.
    2. Fish meal. 
    3. Sunflower. 
    4. Salt licks.
  15. Any substance that is taken into the body to maintain good health is called 
    1. food.
    2. nutrient. 
    3. protein.
    4. balanced diet. 
  16. In which of these ways does AIDS affect the body? 
    1. It makes you slim. 
    2. It has no effect for many years. 
    3. You feel tired all the time.
    4. It reduces the body's ability to fight diseases. 
  17. Which one of the following statement is NOT correct? 
    1. The loudness of a sound varies with height
    2.  A whisper is a soft sound. 
    3. The shape of the cars of a rabbit increases the softness of a sound. 
    4. The shape of the ears of a dog amplifies the sound from any source.
  18.  Which one of the following is a source of animal fat?
    1. Butter. 
    2. Margarine. 
    3. Cooking oil.
    4. Soya beans. 
  19. Which one of the following substances will change its states on both heating and cooling? 
    1. Metallic ball. 
    2. Oxygen. 
    3. Wood glue. 
    4. Ice.

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MASWALI

Soma taarifa ifuatayo huku ukijaza pengo kwa neno lifaalo zaidi kati ya yale manne uliyopewa
Takriban _1_ imetupasa kufanya kazi. Tunafanya kazi ili tujimudu maishani. Kazi_2_uti wa_3_wa maisha_4_binadamu. Iwapo binadamu yeyote anataka kuishi maisha_5_ni sharti ajikaze_6_kazini. Ikiwa mitume watukufu walifanya kazi_7_ sisi ambao daraja_8_ni ndogo mbele ya Mwenyezi Mungu. Kazi humpa mtu_9_na vilevile kumwezesha kuikidhi_10_yake. Isitoshe, ataweza kuishi raha mustarehe.

  1.                
    1. zote 
    2. sote
    3. wote
    4. nyote
  2.                
    1. ndio
    2. ndilo
    3. ndicho
    4. ndiyo
  3.                        
    1. mgongo
    2. moyo
    3. roho
    4. mkono
  4.                   
    1. wa
    2. la 
    3. ya
    4. cha
  5.                       
    1. njema
    2. mema
    3. jema
    4. vyema
  6.                        
    1. sauni 
    2. kizabuni
    3. kisabuni
    4. kwa sabuni
  7.                      
    1. Ingawa
    2. Sembuze
    3. Licha ya
    4. Seuze
  8.                      
    1. letu
    2. chetu
    3. yetu
    4. wetu
  9.                      
    1. taadhimu
    2. taadhima
    3. tathmini
    4. thamini
  10.                        
    1. jamii
    2. jama
    3. jamani
    4. jamaa

Rehema alifurahi sana kukutana na nyanya yake. Pindi tu akamwamkua "_11__"Naye Nyanyake akaitikia" _12_ mjukuu wangu."Hapo wakaanza kupiga _13_ kuhusu mambo kadha wa_14_ Kulipokuchwa, wakaagana" _15_ ".

  1.                            
    1. Hujambo
    2. Sijambo
    3. Habari
    4. Shikamoo
  2.                              
    1. nzuri
    2. vyema 
    3. marahaba
    4.  salama
  3.                      
    1. gumzo
    2. kasia 
    3. mbinja
    4. stori
  4.                
    1. kadhaa 
    2. kadha 
    3. kadhia
    4. kadhalika
  5.                    
    1. sabalheri 
    2. masalheri 
    3. macheo
    4. alamsiki 

Kutoka swali la 16-30 chagua jibu lililo sahihi kulingana na maagizo 

  1. Kamilisha sentensi kwa tanakali zifaazo.
    Yusufu alitumbukia majini ............... na kuzama .................
    1. tumbwi, zii
    2. tumbwi, jii
    3. chubwi, zii
    4. chubwi, jii
  2. Tumia 'amba' kwa usahihi katika sentensi ifuatayo.
    "Tafadhali nionyeshe mfereji .............................. nyinyi huteka maji ya kunywa."
    1. ambapo
    2. ambao
    3. ambayo
    4. ambamo
  3. Kamilisha: Penye miti
    1. pana wajenzi. 
    2. kuna misitu.
    3. hapana wajenzi
    4. hakuna watu.
  4. Chagua jibu sahihi.
    1. mmoja mmoja.
    2. moja moja.
    3. mmoja kwa mmoja
    4. kimoja kimoja
  5. Kamau alisema angesafiri ndege.
    1. na 
    2. kwenye 
    3. penye
    4. kwa 
  6. Kifungu kimoja cha shairi huitwa
    1. mshororo. 
    2. ubeti. 
    3. kibwagizo.
    4. mizani.
  7. Msichana yule ana nywele...........................  na pua ............................
    1. mrefu, dogo 
    2. refu/dogo 
    3. ndefu/ndogo
    4. ndevu/ndogo 
  8. Kutokana na kitenzi KUFA, tunapata nomino
    1. mfu. 
    2. maiti.
    3. mkufa.
    4. mfua.
  9. . Kamilisha:
    Unataka nyumba yako ijengwe
    1. vipi
    2. yupi 
    3. ipi
    4. upi 
  10. Akisami inaitwaje?
    1. Thumuni tatu 
    2. Humusi tatu
    3. Tusui tatu. 
    4. Subui tatu.
  11. Kikembe cha simba ni sibli, je kikembe cha nguruwe ni 
    1. kisui. 
    2. kiyoyo.
    3. kinda.
    4. kivinimbi. 
  12. Neno unyasi liko katika ngeli gani?
    1. U-ZI
    2. U-U
    3. I-ZI
    4. A-WA 
  13. Soma, kula, tembea, cheza ni
    1. nomino. 
    2. vielezi.
    3. ngeli.
    4. vitenzi.
  14. Kanusha sentensi hii
    Johana ameandika kisha akalala. 
    1. Johana hakuandika na hakulala. 
    2. Johana hajaandika wala kulala. 
    3. Johana haandiki na halali.
    4. Johana hataandika wala hata lala.
  15.  Andika kwa wingi.
    Ulezi mwema umenisaidia. 
    1. Malezi mema yamemsaidia. 
    2. Ulezi mema yametusaidia. 
    3. Malezi mema yametusaidia. 
    4. Malezi mema yamenisaidia. 

Soma kifungu kifuatacho kisha uyajibu maswali 31-40
Fatuma aliachwa na mamake akiwa mchanga. Alipofikia umri wa miaka kumi naye babake mpendwa pia aliaga dunia. Kifo cha babake kilimtia sana simanzi.
Fatuma alibaki yatima na hakuwa na budi kuishi na ami yake Maina. Kwa kuwa lisilokuwa na budi hutendwa, Fatuma aliishi na Maina bila wasiwasi. Maisha ya Fatuma yalikuwa mazuri hadi Maina alipochukua jiko. Hapa acha ale mwata kwa huyo mkazaami wake!
Babake Fatuma alipoaga dunia aliacha mali ya kutosha lakini hayakumfaidi mwanawe wa kipekee. Kidosho aliyeolewa aliukatiza upendo baina ya mtu na mpwa wake. Mwanamke huyo alikuwa nduli mkubwa aliyemletea Fatuma madhila makubwa. Kwa hakika kidosho alileta mfarakano katika ukoo huo. Fauka ya hayo Fatuma alijikaza kisabuni na kuendelea kuishi hapo.
Bi. Kidosho alikazana kwa fitina bila kuchoka, kwani kinolewacho hupata."Naye Maina alisalimu amri kwa ua lake la moyo. Kwa ghafla, Maina alimgeuka mpwa wake mithili ya hewa inavyobadilika. Acha Fatuma aone cha mtema kuni. Jambo la kwanza alikatizwa masomo na kuwekwa nyumbani. Alitumwa kama kijakazi. Ungepata fursa ya kumwona ungemwonea huruma. Nguo alizokuwa akivaa zilikuwa nyeusi kama chungu, na uso wake ungedhani ni ule wa kipaka jiko.
Ni kweli kuwa mja akifunga wake wa Maulana u wazi. Haukupita muda mrefu kabla ya habari ya mateso ya Fatuma kusambaa kama moto wa nyasi. Bila ya tatizo lolote habari ilimfikia afisa msimamizi wa watoto katika sehemu hiyo. Fedheha kubwa ilimpata Maina kwani alishtakiwa kwa kumnyima Fatuma haki zake. Alionekana kuwa amevunja kufungu cha sheria ya watoto. Bila ya kusita hakimu alimhukumu Maina kifungu cha miaka sita au faini ya shilingi laki saba. Pia aliamrishwa arudishe urithi wa Fatuma. Fatuma aliambiwa arudi shuleni aendelee na masomo yake.

  1. Fatuma aliishi na
    1. mjomba wake.
    2. kakake baba.
    3. kakake mama.
    4.  dadake mama. 
  2. Ni kweli kusema kuwa
    1. mamake Fatuma alimwachia mali nyingi. 
    2. kidosho alileta mapenzi katika jamii hiyo.
    3. kifo cha babake Fatuma hakikumletea upweke. 
    4. Kidosho ndiye aliyekuwa chanzo cha masaibu ya Fatuma. 
  3. Kulingana na habari mama yake Fatuma alikuwa
    1. ameaga.
    2. ameenda safari.
    3. mzima.
    4. akifanya kazi mbali. 
  4. Mwanamke ni kwa kijakazi kama vile mwamume ni kwa
    1. topasi.
    2. mjakazi.
    3. kitwana.
    4. mzegazega.
  5. "ale mwata” katika habari ina maana ya
    1. kuona ujasiri. 
    2. kupata nafuu. 
    3. kupata ujasiri.
    4. kupata taabu.
  6. Nimethali gani inayowiana na habari hii?
    1. Mtaka cha mvunguni sharti ainame.
    2. Mola hamtupi mja wake.
    3. Usitupe mbachao kwa mswala upitao.
    4. Ukipanda pankwisha utavuna pantosha. 
  7. Kilichomwokoa Fatuma kilikuwa ni
    1. kufanya kazi kwa bidii.
    2. askari waliopiga nduru. 
    3. kuenea kwa habari zake za mateso.
    4. kuacha shule na kukaa nyumbani. 
  8. Maina aliaibika wakati
    1. aliposhtakiwa. 
    2. alipofungwa jela. 
    3. alipoamriwa kurudisha urithi.
    4. alimwoa kidosho. 
  9. Maina alitozwa faini ya shilingi?
    1. 7000
    2. 70,000
    3. 700,000
    4. 7.000.000 
  10. Kichwa mwafaka kwa hadithi hii ni
    1. Mnyonge hana haki.
    2. Meskia hachoki.
    3. Tupuuze haki za watoto.
    4. Ajira ya watoto.

Soma kifungu kifuatacho kisha uyajibu maswali 41-50
Rehema alikuwa mtoto wa tatu katika familia ya Mzee Kazamoyo. Alikuwa mziwanda kwa kuzaliwa na mama penda raha. Nduguze walikuwa Yusufu na Yohana
Hawa walikuwa wavulana watanashati sana. Rehema alikuwa banati mmoja tu miongoni mwa ghulamu wawili. Mzee aliwalea vizuri sana wanawe, kwa heshima na adabu, kwa utu na ubinadamu. Wavulana walikuwa wacheshi kama vinyago. Naye binti alikuwa malaika. Kwa upole na wema, Rehema alikuwa nambari moja. Watu wengi walimpenda na kumheshimu sana. Kweli heshima si utumwa. Lakini Mzee Kazamoyo alikuwa simba.
Mzee Kazamoyo alikuwa mwindaji haramu kwa jina jingine,jangili. Aliwaua wanyama pori kisha akauza nyama kwa wenye hoteli na vilabu vya starehe vya mjini. Kitendo hiki cha kuwaua wanyama, hakikumpendeza Rehema.
“Wanyama lazima walindwe badala ya kuwaua" alisema kimoyomoyo. “Mbona baba anaharibu maliasili? alizidi kuuliza. "Watalii wakija kwetu watawaona wanyama gani? Msichana alisikitika zaidi.
Kusema kweli wanyama wakiwindwa kiholela na kuuwawa ovyo ovyo, hatutakuwa na wanyama pori siku zijazo. Tunapohifadhi mazingira, tunawahifadhi wanyama pia. Siku moja Mzee Kazamoyo alimshika kasuku kwa mtego akaja naye nyumbani. Alitengeneza tundu akamtia kasuku huyo ndani. Tundu lenyewe akalitundika kwenye dari upenuni.
Rehema alikuwa akimwangalia babake kwa makini sana tangu alipokuwa na kasuku mpaka kumfungia kwenye tundu. Hakumwona baba akimpa ndege yule punje ya mchele au mtama.

  1. Katika aya ya pili Mzee Kazamoyo aliwalea wanawe kwa njia ifuatayo isipokuwa?
    1. Kwa taadhima. 
    2. Kwa ukatili.
    3. Kwa utu na ubinadamu.
    4. Kwa adabu. 
  2. Kulingana na habari uliyoisoma Mzee
    Kazamoyo alikuwa akifanya kazi gani? 
    1. Alikuwa akifanya kazi ofisini. 
    2. Alikuwa akiuza ndege aina ya kawaida. 
    3. Alikuwa mkulima hodari.
    4. Alikuwa mwindaji wa wanyama pori. 
  3. Ni kweli kusema kuwa
    1.  Mzee Kazamoyo alikuwa kitinda mimba kwa kuzaliwa. 
    2. Mzee Kazamoyo alikuwa mzalendo halisi ya nchi yake. 
    3. Rehema alikuwa mchapakazi shuleni. 
    4. Rehema ndiye aliyekuwa mtoto wa kwanza katika familia hiyo. 
  4. Neno wanyamapori kama ilivyotumika katika makala haya unaweza pia kuitwa ! 
    1. binadamu.
    2. vimelea.
    3. hayawani.
    4. nyuni. 
  5. Kinyume cha utumwa ni 
    1. uwazi.
    2. undugu. 
    3. ufungwa. .
    4. uhuru.
  6. Mwandishi ametaja Mzee Kazamoyo kuwa simba maanake?
    1. Alikuwa mfalme katika kijiji hicho.
    2. Alikuwa mkali kwa hivyo aliogopwa kwake. 
    3. Ni mzee aliyependa simba.
    4. Aliwinda simba sana. 
  7. Kati ya orodha ifuatayo ni gani ndege pekee?
    1. Chiriku, kasuku, mbayuwayu, njiwa. 
    2. Kasuku, korongo, mjomba, kuku. 
    3. Kasuku, nzige, tandu, mbuni.
    4. Sibli, njiwa, kaka, korongo. 
  8. Kulingana na taarifa ni nini hakikumfurahisha Rehema? 
    1. Maisha yake mwenyewe. 
    2. Hatujaambiwa. 
    3. Kitendo cha babake.
    4. Kitendo chake baadaye. 
  9. Baada ya Mzee Kazamoyo kumnasa ndege aliweka wapi? 
    1. Alihifadhi kwenye ghala. 
    2. Aliweka juu ya nyumba yake huku akaingiza kwenye paa. 
    3. Alimtengengezea nyumba mzuri nje ya nyumba.
    4. Alimwua na kuuza kwa wenye hoteli.
  10. Kichwa mwafaka cha taarifa hii ni
    1. Wanyamapori. 
    2. Kisa cha simba.
    3. Mwindaji hodari wa ndege. 
    4. Mzee Kaza moyo na familia yake.

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Andika insha ya kuvutia kuendeleza maneno uliyopewa.
Tulisikia kelele kwenye barabara iliyopo karibu na shule yetu. Sote tukatoka madarasani mwetu na ........................................

QUESTIONS

Read the following passage and choose the best answer to fill in the blank spaces.
He remembered vaguely the good old days when_ 1 _his parents were alive. There_2_everything in their house. There was plenty of food and_3__of time to play. Then one_4_, he saw people pouring _5_their house. _6_faces were downcast and they looked very_7_. He tried to catch what they were saying but_8_loud enough for him to hear. When he tried to ask why_9_parents were not at home, someone told him_10_casually that they had been involved in a road accident and were in hospital. Munyaka had no other opportunity to ask questions because that same day, he was _11_away to live with an _12_. Later on, Munyaka was told that both his parents had not survived the accident. His life changed for the _13_ and his caretaker became his tormentor. When his life_14_ unbearable he ran_15_to work in a quarry like other boys.

  1.                
    1. both
    2. all
    3. every 
    4. each
  2.                
    1. is
    2. were
    3. was
    4. has
  3.            
    1. little
    2. alot
    3. a lot
    4. a little
  4.              
    1. ivening
    2. evining
    3. evening
    4. ivining
  5.                
    1. onto 
    2. on
    3. into
    4. in
  6.                  
    1. thier
    2. their
    3. there
    4. theirs
  7.            
    1. sad
    2. saddest
    3. sadly
    4. sadder
  8.                    
    1. non one
    2. everyone
    3. someone
    4. eachone
  9.                    
    1. her
    2. his
    3. their
    4. our
  10.                
    1. quet
    2. quiet
    3. quit
    4. quite
  11.                        
    1. taked
    2. tooked
    3. took
    4. taken
  12.                  
    1. ancle
    2. uncle
    3. ankle
    4. unkol
  13.          
    1. best
    2. wordt
    3. worse
    4. dad
  14.            
    1. came
    2. come
    3. became
    4. become
  15.            
    1. away
    2. out
    3. off
    4. up

For questions 16-17, choose the correct sentence 

  1.                  
    1. "Will you visit the show?" asked Alila.
    2. Will you visit the show? "Asked Alila."
    3. Will you visit the show?" Asked Alila.
    4. "Will you visit the show?" asked Alila
  2.                
    1. Many trees grows in the equatorial region.
    2. He asked me to told Noah about it.
    3. She have been sick for a month.
    4. We were bought some food in the afternoon. 

For questions 18-19, arrange the sentences in the correct order.

  1.                                        
    1. there was
    2. the shout, "Goal!"
    3. Odipo, our best striker 
    4. within a minute
    5. had a ball
      1. i, ii, iii, iv, v 
      2. iii, v, iv, i, ii 
      3. iii, iv, i, v, ii
      4.  iii, v, iv, ii, i
  2.        
    1. wanted to know
    2. late for school
    3. why Bellyant
    4. The teacher
    5. always
      1. iv, i, iii, v, ii 
      2. iv, i, iii, ii, v 
      3. iii, iv, i, ii, v
      4. i, ii, iii, iv, v

For questions 20-21, choose the correct order of adjectives

  1. Hazel bought a
    1. red beautiful cotton dress.
    2. red cotton beautiful dress.
    3. beautiful red cotton dress.
    4. beautiful cotton red dress.
  2. He carried his on his back.
    1. heavy black bag
    2. black heavy bag
    3. heavy bag black
    4. black bag heavy

For questions 22-23 choose one sentence whi is the same as the given sentence.

  1. He was milking the cow.
    1. The cow were being milked. 
    2. The cow was milked. 
    3. The cow was being milked.
    4. The cow had been milked. 
  2. Jane sent the letter to his brother.
    1. The letter was being sent by Jane. 
    2. The letter was sent by Jane. 
    3. The letter had been sent by Jane.
    4. The letter is sent by Jane.

For questions 24-25, choose the correct word to fill in the blank spaces in the sentence 

  1. Near Lake Turkana, the children saw a large ..................  of cattles. 
    1. heard 
    2. herd 
    3. had
    4. hard 
  2. Kato wanted to ................ my money. 
    1. still
    2. steel 
    3. steal 
    4. stile 

Read the following passage and answer questions 26-38
When travelling, we meet very many types of passengers. Their actions at times makes the journey very interesting but at times, interacting with some types may make your journey to be so boring and long. But then we have to travel to different destinations. If you never like to meet these passengers, my advice to you, use your own private means of transport.
One type that I have met is the talking or parrot passenger. This passenger gets into the bus, takes only ten minutes and people who are keen enough shall have known everything about him. He tells people where he is heading to, what he is going to do, what he is carrying in his bag, what he took for supper e.t.c. I have no problem with this passenger. After all, he doesn't interfere with other travellers in any way.
The next type is the eating or hyena passenger. The hyena passenger eats. In his/her bag, there is some food staff, call it chapati, termites, roasted maize. Any time the bus stops at a bus station, the eating passenger will even buy more food to eat. What pisses me off mostly is that sometimes they want you to share their food. The worst part of it, when they start experiencing stomach problems and force the driver to stop the bus for them to get out. Oh! That bad air that they leave behind! One time I travelled with one. He was my bus neighbour. At the first stop, he bought bananas and swallowed them. Next he bought boiled eggs, he followed it with roasted maize. At another stage, he swallowed ripe oranges and summarized it with hot tea. I experienced a long day with this man. I had to change my sitting position.
Another type is the sleeping passenger. I think this is the type of passenger I hate most especially if she or he is my neighbour. I don't like people who bother me when I travel. I just need peace. But the sleeping passenger will be your guest whether you like it or not. Turning you into a pillow! I hate it. Let them start snoring, you'll never have peace in you journey especially if your were travelling in the night. The sleeping passengers are also very stubborn.
Have you ever met a quarrelling passenger. The passenger quarrels everybody in the bus. You look her direction, she picks a quarrel with you. This passenger really provokes others. Can even ask you, "Why are you so quiet?" From there a quarrel starts.
Now, meet my best friend in a journey, the quiet passenger. As silent as a grave. You'll never hear his or her voice, will be quiet in the whole journey. This is the best passenger who never bothers others. He'll just give the conductor money then remain silent.
I have never boarded a plane. I wonder if these categories of passengers can be found among those who travel by air. They are very common in road and rail transport especially in public vehicles. Some are common in voyages.

  1. How many types of passengers have been mentioned in the passage?
    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 6
    4. 7
  2. Who is the parrot passenger?
    1. The eating passenger.
    2. The quarreling passenger. 
    3. The talking passenger. 
    4. The silent passenger.
  3. What is the best advice given to those who don't want to meet such funny passengers?
    1. Ignore them as you travel. 
    2. Travel by air. 
    3. Never travel.
    4. Use a private means of transport. 
  4. The eating passenger can also be described as 
    1. glutton.
    2. brave. 
    3. courageous. 
    4. kind.
  5. What pisses the writer off mostly?
    1. When the eating passenger starts to have stomach problems. 
    2. When the eating passenger wants to share his food. 
    3. When the eating passenger eats a lot of food.
    4. When the eating passenger stops the bus. 
  6. The talking passenger talks a lot. Which one of the following does he not tell people according to the passage? 
    1. His level of education. 
    2. Where he is heading to. 
    3. What he is going to do. 
    4. What is in his bag.
  7. It is true to say that the writer doesn't like 
    1. people who bother him on the journey. 
    2. people who are quiet throughout the journey. 
    3. people who buy food as they travel.
    4. people who sleep a lot during the journey.
  8. Which of the following foods did the eating passenger not buy according to the passage? 
    1. Bananas.
    2. Chips.
    3. Tea.
    4. Oranges. 
  9. Who is hated most by the writer?
    1. The eating passenger. 
    2. The quiet passenger. 
    3. The talking passenger.
    4. The sleeping passenger. 
  10. The sleeping passenger will
    1. want you to share his food. 
    2. turn you into a pillow. 
    3. never give you peace.
    4. snore as he sleeps. 
  11. The writer has never travelled by 
    1. train
    2. bus 
    3. air.
    4. road 
  12. What is a voyage?
    1. Travelling by rail 
    2. Travelling by road. 
    3. Travelling by air.
    4. Sea travel
  13. The best title for this passage is
    1. Transport.
    2. Journeys. 
    3. Travelling. 
    4. Passengers. 

Read the passage below and answer questions 39-50
There once lived a hyena in the forests of Mt. Kilimanjaro, who was very arrogant and selfish. Due to his lack of respect for his elders, he had been chased away from his clan. He now roamed in the vast forests alone.
It happened that the dry season turned out to be a very harsh drought. All the rivers eventually dried up and most of the animals either died or migrated. Because of this the hyena almost died from hunger as he was alone and hunting was so much harder for him.
One day, he was so hungry that he could not walk. He crawled under a shade and lay there, waiting to die. Vultures had already begun flying above him waiting to feed on his carcass. Before he passed on, he asked God to forgive all his sins and grant him another chance to live. He told God that he would be forever grateful if he survived. Just as he had finished his plea, heard had a mooing of a calf.
He mustered his last reserves of energy and crawled to where he heard the sound coming from. There, he saw a calf tethered to a tree. It was most likely that a herder had left it there.
He thought to himself then he started mocking God. He felt that it was he who had searched for food without God's assistance. He told God that if he was one who had provided the calf, then He should try and take it away.
He then came up with a plan. Since the rope was made of leather, he would start by eating the rope, then he would finish by eating the calf.
He jumped on the rope and started chewing. It was rough but he urged himself on, thinking about how he would finish by eating the sweet tender and juicy meat of the calf.
No sooner had he broken the rope than the calf ran away for its life. The hyena remained standing there amazed. He had not even imagined that the calf could escape. He started begging God again to help him saying that he had made a big mistake. He pleaded with God saying he was sorry. This time round, it was too late.

  1. Which one of the following characteristics was NOT found with the hyena? 
    1. Selfishness. 
    2. Obedience.
    3.  Disrespectful. 
    4. Arrogance.
  2. Why was the hyena chased away from is clan?
    1.  He did not respect elders. 
    2. The rivers had dried up. 
    3. He was arrogant.
    4. He was selfish.
  3. Why did hunting become difficult for the hyena?
    1. There was drought.
    2. The rivers dried. 
    3. He was alone in the forest.
    4. He was hungry.
  4. The word vast as used in the passage means:
    1. narrow.
    2. dry.
    3. wide. 
    4. thick.
  5. What do you think happened to the hyena at the end of the story?
    1. The hyena died.
    2. The hyena found food. 
    3. The hyena ate the calf.
    4. God answered the hyena's prayer. 
  6. The remains of a dead animal is called 
    1. food.
    2. carcass.
    3. meat.
    4.  beef.
  7. Apart from the hyena and the calf which other animal is mentioned in the story?
    1. Lion. 
    2. Goat. 
    3. Vulture. 
    4. Dog.
  8. Which one of the following words is NOT an adjective? 
    1. Sweet.
    2. Tender 
    3. Juicy.
    4.  Meat.
  9. Which one of the following reasons made the animals in the story to die and to migrate? 
    1. The river that dried. 
    2. Selfishness of the hyena. 
    3. The drought.
    4. We are not told.
  10. What did the hyena promise God?
    1. He would be grateful. 
    2. He would not be arrogant.
    3. He would not be selfish.
    4. He would be disobedient.
  11. calf moos.
    donkey
    1. brays.
    2. neighs.
    3. roars.
    4. bleats 
  12. According to the passage, what made the hyena to almost die at first? 
    1. He was alone.
    2. He was too weak to hunt.
    3. Other animals had migrated.
    4. He was selfish.

Marking Scheme

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Composition

Below is a beginning of a composition. Complete it in your own words making it as interesting as possible.
That was a special Sunday in my life for I would attend my sister's wedding ceremony.

COMPOSITION MARKING SCHEME

MARKING CRITERION

  1. The composition will be assessed according to the following guidelines.
    • The maximum mark will be 40 and the minimum mark 01
    • Does the script show that the candidate can communicate accurately, fluently and imaginatively in English?

Accuracy (16 Marks)

  1. Correct tenses and agreement of verbs (4 marks) 
  2. Accurate use of vocabulary (4 marks)
  3. Following a sequence (4 marks)
  4. Correct punctuation (4 marks)

Fluency (16 marks)

  1. Words in the correct order (4 marks)
  2. Sentence connecting and paragraph (4 marks)
  3. Correct spelling (4 marks) .
  4. Ideas developed in logical sequence(4 marks)

Imagination (8 marks)

  1.  Unusual but appropriate use of words and phrases (4 marks) 
  2. Variety of structure (4 marks)

N.B: Please, teachers are requested to scrutinize this marking scheme before use, it is worth.

QUESTIONS

  1. Write eight million eight hundred and eighty, eight thousand eight hundred and eighty eight.
    1. 8,888,808
    2. 8,880,888 
    3. 8,888,880
    4. 8,888,888
  2. What is the place value of digit 6 in the number 7318.106 
    1. Thousandths. 
    2. Ones. 
    3. Thousand.
    4. Hundredths.
  3. Find the sum of 10 and √100
    1. 200
    2. 1000
    3. 110
    4. 150
  4. Round off 978432 to the nearest thousand
    1. 979000
    2. 978400 
    3. 979432
    4. 978000
  5. Which one of the following numbers is divisible by 8?
    1. 11236
    2. 5218
    3. 69960
    4. 41326
  6. What is the difference between the LCM and GCD of 12, 18 and 24?
    1. 24
    2. 6
    3. 18
    4. 66
  7. Subtract: 121/2 from 161/3
    1. 35/6
    2. 45/6
    3. 22/6
    4. 35/8
  8. In a class of 60 pupils, 900 exercise books were given to be shared equally. How many books did each child receive? 
    1. 54000
    2. 15 
    3. 150
    4. 960
  9. Find the missing numbers in the magic square.
    q9 iyguayda
    1. a=11, b=8 
    2. a=9,-10
    3. a=8, b=11
    4. a=12, b=7 
  10. What is the area of the shaded part in the figure below?
    q10 iukyjgaytfgda
    1. 126m2
    2. 52m2 
    3. 178m2
    4. 74m2
  11. What is the value of z in
    6Z - 3 + 2z =29
    1. 4
    2. 8
    3. 31/4
    4. 32
  12. What is the circumference of the figure below?
    q12 jtfatfda
    1. 66m
    2. 132m
    3. 1272m
    4. 1386m 
  13. Which statement is true?
    1. 1.33 > 13.3
    2. 3/4>0.75 
    3. 1m < 100cm
    4. 2 weeks > 48hours 
  14. Express 1.24 as a percentage
    1. 124%
    2. 0.124% 
    3. 1.24%
    4. 12.4% 
  15. The area of a square field is 256m2. Find its perimeter. 
    1. 16m
    2. 64m 
    3. 1024m
    4. 512m 
  16. What is the value of 1242/3 +51/2
    1. 210/33
    2. 661/3 
    3. 181/6 
    4. 71/6 
  17. The scale of a drawing is 1cm represents 10m. Find the actual lengths represented by 12cm 
    1. 1200m
    2. 12000m 
    3. 12m
    4. 120m 
  18. Convert 0.16 into fraction in its simplest form.
    1. 16/100
    2. 4/25
    3. 8/50
    4. 16/1000
  19. Calculate the measure of angle marked a?
    q19 niygauyda
    1. 102°
    2. 90° 
    3. 112°
    4. 92° 20.
  20. Work out:
    0.032 ÷ 0.8 
    1. 0.4
    2. 4
    3. 0.04
    4. 0.004 21.
  21. Simplify:
    2(5y + 7x) + 3(27-4x)
    1. 16y - 2x
    2. 7y + 3x 
    3. 7y-3x
    4. 16y + 2x 
  22. Nyanguta bought the following items from a shop
    21/2 kg of rice for sh. 320.00
    3 loaves of bread @sh. 50.00
    2 packets of milk @sh. 55.00
    If she paid using sh. two-sh. 500 note. How much balance did he get?
    1. Sh. 420
    2. Sh. 580
    3. sh. 20
    4. Sh. 422
  23. Onyango left home for school at 7.05 a.m. She took 50 minutes to reach school. At what time did she reach school?
    1. 7.50 a.m
    2. 8.55 a.m
    3. 7.55 a.m
    4. 7.55 p.m
  24. Find the reciprocal of 10 
    1. 1/10
    2. 100
    3. 5
    4. 10/1
  25. What is the compliment of 20 
    1. 92°
    2. 88°
    3. 178°
    4. 188°
  26. Arrange the following fraction in descending order.
    3/5, 2/3, 1/2, 3/4 
    1. 1/2,2/5,2/3,3/4 
    2.  3/4,2/3,3/5,1/2
    3.  3/4,2/3,3/5,1/2
    4.  3/4,3/5,2/3,1/2
  27. What is the next number in the sequence.
    144, 169, 196, ................
    1. 225
    2. 256 
    3. 325
    4. 221
  28. Find the value of x in the following
    1/5x - 3 = 9
    1. 60
    2. 12 
    3. 30
    4. 20 
  29. Find the sum of prime numbers between 30 and 40 
    1. 68
    2. 31 
    3. 140
    4. 107
  30. What do you get when you divide the square of 12 by the square root of 64?
    1. 18
    2. 21/4 
    3. 51/3
    4. 76 
  31. The area of a triangular plot is 300m2. If the base is 40m, what is the height?
    1. 20
    2. 15 
    3. 40
    4. 7.5 
  32. Find the size of angle x
    1. 50°
    2. 100°
    3. 180°
    4. 110°
  33. Jane's average score in five tests was 55 marks. She scored 45 marks in the first four subjects. How many marks did she score the fifth test?
    1. 85
    2. 95
    3. 40 
    4. 110
  34. What is (21/3)2 
    1. 21/3
    2. 51/3
    3. 41/6
    4. 54/9
  35. Subtract 6578596 from 9500624
    1. 2922028
    2. 3922028 
    3. 2932128
    4. 2932028 
  36. What is the quotient of 29512 and 68
    1. 4034
    2. 4304
    3. 434
    4. 4340 
  37. Add:
    0.23 + 4.021 + 116.3 
    1. 120.551
    2. 119.551 
    3. 121.651 
    4. 120.651 
  38. What is the volume of the cuboid below.
    q38 uyygautygda
    1. 24m3
    2. 48m3
    3. 6m3
    4. 13m3
  39. What is the area of triangle below.
    q39 iuaygtydea
    1. 48m2
    2. 36m2
    3. 72m2
    4. 64m2
  40.  What is the value of
    q40 iuygayt
    1. 22/3
    2. 52/6
    3. 31/3
    4. 21/3
  41. Otieno earns sh. 9000 per month. If he spends 65% of this and saves the rest, how much money does he save? 
    1. Sh. 3150 
    2. Sh.9035 
    3. Sh. 9065
    4. Sh. 250
  42. Work out. 9.003 x 10
    1. 900.3
    2. 90.03
    3. 9003 .
    4. 0.9003 
  43. Talia has a rectangular piece of land measuring 724m long by 230m wide. What was the perimeter of her land in metres. 
    1. 1908
    2.  964
    3. 494
    4. 988 
  44. How many packets can be obtained from 24kg of sugar.
    1. 6
    2. 96 
    3. 28
    4. 24%
  45. Which of the given fractions is equivalent to 3/5?
    1. 9/15
    2. 4/10
    3. 12/15
    4. 9/10
  46. By using the digits 8, 6, 5,4,9 make the largest number possible.
    1. 96548
    2. 45689
    3. 89654
    4. 98654
      Use the graph below to answer questions 47-49 The graph shows farmers sales of milk in a week.
      q47 uyguys
  47. In which day did she sell the highest number of litres? 
    1. Friday.
    2. Tuesday. 
    3. Monday.
    4. Thursday.
  48. What was the sum of the sales on Tuesday and Wednesday?
    1. 55
    2. 15
    3. 70
    4. 65
  49. What was his sales for the whole week? 
    1. 250
    2. 190 
    3. 200
    4. 180
  50.  What is the next shape in the pattern?
    q50 iyguygd

Marking Scheme

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MATHEMATICS
STD 6
END TERM 2

  1. Write 6047503 in words
    1. Six hundred and four million seven thousand five hundred and three
    2. Six million four hundred and seventy five thousand and three
    3. Six million forty seven thousand five thousand and three
    4. Sixty million forty seven thousands five hundred and three
  2. What is the place value of digit 7 in the number 7896534 
    1. ten thousands 
    2. thousands
    3. millions
    4. hundred thousands
  3. What is the total value of digit 6 in 47.3256 
    1. 0.0006
    2. 6
    3. 0.006
    4. 0.6
  4. What is of 30
    1. 150
    2. 5
    3. 305/6
    4.  25
  5. What is the next number in the series below 100, 81, 64,
    1. 4
    2. 49
    3. 56
    4. 36
  6. Work out
    3 4/5 X 1 6/3
    1. 2 4/5
    2. 20 2/15
    3. 20 4/5
    4. 15 4/15
  7. Solve the equation
    6x + 3 = 15
    1. 3.
    2. 4
    3. 18
  8. What is the measure of angle y in the diagram below
    mathst6et2q8
    1. 10
    2. 80
    3. 160
    4. 20
  9. Kerubo had 30kg of sugar. She put the into packets weighing / kg each. How packets did she fill
    1. 40
    2. 22,
    3. 23
    4. 90
  10. Round off 5.3827 to one decimal place
    1. 5.30
    2. 5.38
    3. 5.4
    4. 6.4
  11. Work out
    8.75 ÷ 0.25=
    1. 0.035
    2. 0.035
    3. 35
    4. 3.5
  12. Find the area of the triangle below
    mathst6et2q12
    1. 20cm2
    2. 30cm2
    3. 40cm2
    4. 48cm2
  13. What is the least number that can be divided by 12,18 and 24 without a reminder
    1. 66
    2. 72
    3. 78
    4. 6
  14. In Gucho primary 70% of the pupils are girls. If 270 pupils are boys, how many pupils are there is that school
    1. 18
    2. 81
    3. 900
    4. 630
  15. The volume of a cuboid is 576cm3. What is its height if the length is 12cm and the width is 8cm
    1. 60cm
    2. 1.6cm
    3. 16cm
    4. 6cm
  16. What is the mass of three packets containing 24 1/3kg, 10 1/2kg and 15 1/4 kg of rice
    1. 50 1/2
    2. 49 1/12
    3. 34 5/6
    4. 1 1/12kg 
  17. Work out the square of 25
    1. 225
    2. 625
    3. 50
    4. 5
  18. The area of a square room is 900m2.What is its perimeter?
    1. 930
    2. 60m
    3. 120m
    4. 30m
  19. Simplify
    5(3x - 2y) + 3(2x + 4y)
    1. 10x - 22y
    2. 21x-2y
    3. 10x + 22y
    4. 21x + 2y
  20. Use the symbols =, <or > to complete the statement below
    600___500 + 102_ √4
    1. none
    2. <
    3. =
  21. Express 2000cm2 in m2
    1. 0.02m2
    2. 200m2
    3. 2m2
    4. 0.2m2
  22. Karonjo's peace of land is in the shape of a square whose side measures 2 1/4m what is its perimeter
    1. 4m
    2. 81m 
    3. 9m
    4. 81/16cm
  23. Express 0.84 as percentage
    1. 84
    2. 8.4
    3. 84%
    4. 84/100
  24. 60% of a number is 360 what is 90% of the same number
    1. 540
    2. 1000
    3. 180
    4. 216
  25. Add 869 + 7 +94684 and give your answer to the nearest thousands 
    1. 96000
    2. 95000
    3. 96560
    4. 95560
  26. The diagram below represents an equilateral triangle what is the measure of angle W
    mathst6et2q26
    1. 90
    2. 120
    3. 30
    4. 60
  27. What is the value of
    km       m       cm
      6      280      35
    x                     8
    _____________
    1. 50km 242m 280cm
    2. 48km 242m 80cm 
    3. 50km 242m 80cm
    4. 50km 224m 80cm
  28. Which one of the following geometric instruments can be used to measure an angle
    1. protractor
    2. ruler
    3. set square
    4. pair of compass
  29. Korir bought the following items from a shop
    2kg of sugar @sh 100
    2 loaves of bread @sh 50
    1kg of salt @sh 30
    5kg of rice @sh 100 per kg
    What balance did he get. If he paid with sh 1000 note
    1. Sh 720
    2. Sh 170 
    3. Sh 830
    4. Sh 1830
  30. In class six there are 30 pupils. Each pupil was given a 2dl packet of milk. How many litres of milk was this
    1. 120L
    2. 60L
    3. 6L
    4. 30L 
  31. Mumo earns Kshs 1200 per a day. If he saves 20% of this, how much money does he spend
    1. Sh 960 
    2. Sh 1440
    3. Sh 240
    4. Sh 1200
  32. Mwangi left Mombasa at 2340hrs. It took him 1hr 20 minutes to arrive at Sultan Hamud. At what time did he arrive at Sultan Hamud?
    1. 1.00p.m
    2. 2420hrs
    3. 2500hrs
    4. 0100hr
  33. Name the point of intersection in the figure below
    mathst6et2q33
    1. F and E
    2. A and C
    3. H and E
    4. F and C
  34. The area of the rectangle below is 180cm? Find its perimeter
    mathst6et2q34
    1. 27cm
    2. 12cm
    3. 165cm
    4. 54cm
  35. What is the complimentary angle of 72°
    1. 180°
    2. 18°
    3. 108°
    4. 90°
  36. A wheel has a radius of 21 cm makes 100 revolutions. What distance did it cover in metres
    1. 132m
    2. 1320m
    3. 13.2m
    4. 13200m
  37. Ombuga travelled from Nairobi to Busina distance of 480km in 6 hours. What was his average speed in km/h
    1. 80km/h .
    2. 486km/h
    3. 2880km/h
    4. 474km/h 
  38. What is the sum of the vertices, faces and edges of a open cuboid
    1. 26
    2. 25
    3. 20
    4. 21 
  39. What is the area of the unshaded part in the figure below
    mathst6et2q39
    1. 90cm2
    2. 6m2
    3. 84cm2
    4. 96cm2
  40. Otara bought a cow at sh 77500 and solit to Ombui at sh 85,000 what profit did he make
    1. Sh 8500
    2. Sh 7500
    3. Sh 85000
    4. Sh 162500
  41. Okongo bought a goat for sh 1200 and sold it at sh 1400. Calculate his percentage profit
    1. 11%
    2. 13 1/2%
    3. 14 2/7%
    4. 16 2/3%
  42. Arrange the following in ascending order
    3/8 , 1/6, 3/4, 2/3
    1. 3/4 ,3/8 ,2/3 ,1/6 
    2.  1/6,3/4 ,2/3 ,3/8 
    3.  3/4,2/3 , 3/8 ,1/6
    4.  3/4,2/3 , 3/8 ,1/6
  43. Solve the equation for y
    1/3 y=27
    1. 9
    2. 27 
    3. 81
    4. 3
  44. Complete the magic square below and find the value of x and y respectively 
    10   3
     8  x  5  6
       4  6  y
     8  5    4

               x, y
    1. 7, 3
    2. 3,6
    3. 6,1
    4. 1,7
  45. What is
    7 5/13 ÷  3 9/13=
    1. .9
    2. .5
    3. 1/2
    4. 2
  46. A book weighs 250g, Musa loaded 173 parcels each containing 40 such books into his lorry. Find the mass in kilograms of the books loaded at the lorry
    1. 1730kg
    2. 9.2kg
    3. 1730000kg
    4. 173kg
  47. How many litres are there in 24 litres
    1. 12L
    2. 96L
    3. 48L
    4. 6L
  48. Work out
    Litres    decilitres
       5           6
    + 1           7          
    ______________
    1. 7L 3dl
    2. 6L 3dl
    3. 6L 13dl
    4. 7L 3dl
  49. Work out
    0.036 + 0.002
    1. 81
    2. 18
    3. 36
    4. 2
  50. The bar graph below shows the amount of rainfall recorded at a weather station in the first six months of a certain year.
    mathst6et2q50
    What was the difference between rainfall in may and February?
    1. 40mm
    2. 120mm 
    3. 65mm
    4. 50mm

MARKING SCHEME

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