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1.❯ Place value and total value
2.❯ Reading and Writing numbers in symbols and in word
2004 Question 1
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What is 399.90485 rounded off to the nearest hundredth?
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2004 Question 3
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What is three million six thousand four hundred and seventy two less one thousand written in symbols?
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What is the place value of the digit 7 in the number 3470268?
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2005 Question 1
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Which one of the following is 50,205,082 in words?
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2005 Question 2
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What is the place value of the digit 6 in the in number 2649053?
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2005 Question 3
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What is the number 29.34046 rounded off to the nearest thousandth?
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2006 Question 1
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What is 73121025 written in words?
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2006 Question 5
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What is the sum of the total values of the digits in the hundreds and ten thousands positions in the number 693582?
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2007 Question 1
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Which one of the following is 1100000.001 written in words?
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2007 Question 2
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What is the place value of the digit 7 obtained after working out 0.2016 ÷ 28?
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2008 Question 1
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Which one of the following numbers is one million five thousand three hundred and eight?
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What is the total’ value of digit 6 in the number 40607580’?
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2009 Question 1
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Which one of the following numbers is twenty six million, four hundred and thirty thousand, two hundred and nine in symbols?
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2009 Question 10
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What is the difference between the total value of digit 3 and digit 9 in the number 6803901?
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2010 Question 1
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Which one of the following is 60400502 in words?
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What is the place value of digit 6 in the number 706053?
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SECTION C: HINDU RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
KCSE PAST PAPERS 2006 HRE QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
61. Which one of the following Panch Mahabhoot enables one to experience the Sagun Sakar Parmatma?
62. On his rerurn from his visit to Lord Krishna, Sudama found that his hut had turned into a
63. Who among the following saints founded the ‘Swami Narayan Panth?
- A. Akash.
- B. Agni.
- C. Jal.
- D. Vayu.
62. On his rerurn from his visit to Lord Krishna, Sudama found that his hut had turned into a
- A. palace
- B. temple
- C. shrine
- D. fort.
63. Who among the following saints founded the ‘Swami Narayan Panth?
- A. Swami Dayanand.
- B. Swami Vivekanand.
- C. Swami Sahajanand.
- D. Swami Shradhanand.
64. Vardhaman was given the title of “Mahavir” because he
65. Adi Shankaracharya preached that
66. Guru Dhronacharya sent two of his students to look for a virtuous person in the city of Hastinapur. They were
67. The turning point in the life of Valiya the robber came when
68. When Rama, Sita and Laxman reached Dandakaranya, at the start of their exile. Bharat followed them in order to
69. After the battle of Kurukshetra, Bhishma stayed alive for six months on a bed of
70. Which one of the following sicknesses can be prevented by observing the principle of sheel?
- A. conquered desires
- B. preached non-violence
- C. left the palace
- D. tamed a mad elephant.
65. Adi Shankaracharya preached that
- A. vikarmas are burnt by performing yajna
- B. Mokshu can be obtained through Bhakti
- C. Parmatma forgives sinners
- D. Atma is part of Parmatma.
66. Guru Dhronacharya sent two of his students to look for a virtuous person in the city of Hastinapur. They were
- A. Dushasan and Bhim
- B. Duryodhan and Yudhisthir
- C. Arjun and Karna
- D. Ashwathama and Sahadev.
67. The turning point in the life of Valiya the robber came when
- A. his family refused to share his sins
- B. he started chanting Rama’s name
- C. Narad Muni preached to him
- D. travellers defended themselves against him.
68. When Rama, Sita and Laxman reached Dandakaranya, at the start of their exile. Bharat followed them in order to
- A. request them to return home
- B. join them in their exile
- C. offer them food and water
- D. find out if they were safe.
69. After the battle of Kurukshetra, Bhishma stayed alive for six months on a bed of
- A grass
- B. arrows
- C. feathers
- D. spears.
70. Which one of the following sicknesses can be prevented by observing the principle of sheel?
- A. Tuberculosis.
- B. Typhoid.
- C. Malaria.
- D. AIDS.
71. Which one of the following principles is correctly matched with its practice?
Principle Practice
72. According to Lord Buddha, the root cause of suffering is
73. Hindus observe Shraadh in Pitrupaksha by
74. The Sikhs recite Moot Mantra in order to
75. Hindu performs the five yajnas during the Ashram of
76. Which one of the following Mantra pays respect to Acharya?
77. Moving a plate of Aarti clockwise, in front of a Muni signifies
78. Which one of the following parts of the Jam Swastika symbolises liberation?
79. The following statements describe a Hindu Sanskar:
80. On the forth day of Paryushan Parva, Jains celebrate the Janamdin of
Principle Practice
- A. Akrodh acquiring knowledge
- B. Vidya speaking the truth
- C. Aparigraha observing non-acquisition
- D. Satya controlling anger
72. According to Lord Buddha, the root cause of suffering is
- A. desire
- B. anger
- C. laziness
- D. jealousy.
73. Hindus observe Shraadh in Pitrupaksha by
- A. making donations to the needy
- B. praying to the ancestors
- C. organising medical camps
- D. visiting places of worship.
74. The Sikhs recite Moot Mantra in order to
- A. ask for Parmatma’s blessings
- B. attain mental peace
- C. ask for forgiveness
- D. praise Parmatma.
75. Hindu performs the five yajnas during the Ashram of
- A. Brahmacharya
- B. Vanaprastha
- C. Grihastha
- D. Sanyasa.
76. Which one of the following Mantra pays respect to Acharya?
- A. Mool.
- B. Navkar.
- C. Gayatri.
- D. Sangha.
77. Moving a plate of Aarti clockwise, in front of a Muni signifies
- A. a worshipper’s desire to view the Murti
- B. unity of worshippers
- C. purification of the atmosphere
- D. cycle of birth and death.
78. Which one of the following parts of the Jam Swastika symbolises liberation?
- A. One dot.
- B. Three dots.
- C. Four hands.
- D. The crescent.
79. The following statements describe a Hindu Sanskar:
- (i) The ceremony takes place when the baby is six weeks old.
- (ii) The baby is dressed in new clothes.
- (iii) Parents take the baby to the place of worship.
- (iv) The baby is blessed by the priest.
- (v) The baby is taken to a relative’s house.
- A. Nishkraman
- B. Jatkarma
- C. Naamkaran
- D. Chudakarma.
80. On the forth day of Paryushan Parva, Jains celebrate the Janamdin of
- A. Tirthankar Rishabhdev
- B. Tirthankar Mahavir .
- C. Tirthankar Arishtanemi
- D. Tirthankar Parshvanath.
81. Which one of the following pairs of items is offered to the sacred fire during Holi Utsav?
82. who among the following personalities mainly practised Bhakti Yoga?
83. “Whatever you do, do it as a selfless offering to me,” Which one of the following Yoga did Lord Krishna preach to Arjun when he said this?
84. The following are steps of performing a Yogasana:
85. Afya Primary School has started a project to help the elderly people in the community. Which one of the following Sadachar is demonstrated by this action?
86. Shefali, who has a habit of stealing, was caught taking a pen from Amrita’s bag. Amrita can help Shefali stop this habit by
87. Which one of the following activities by Hindus would best promote religious harmony in Kenya?
88. According to the Hindu calendar, Adhik Maas occurs every
89. The presiding deity in the Tìrthakshetra of Rameshwaram, Badrinath and Somnath is
90. The following statements describe a Sikh Tirthakshetra:
- A. Bilva leaves and beetle nuts.
- B. Flowers and bananas.
- C. Tulsi leaves and dates.
- D. Grains and coconuts.
82. who among the following personalities mainly practised Bhakti Yoga?
- A. Adi Shankaracharya.
- B. Guru Gobind Singh,
- C. Chaitanya Mahaprabbu.
- D. Dayanand Saraswati.
83. “Whatever you do, do it as a selfless offering to me,” Which one of the following Yoga did Lord Krishna preach to Arjun when he said this?
- A. Karma Yoga.
- B. Jnana Yoga.
- C. Bhakti Yoga.
- D. Raja Yoga.
84. The following are steps of performing a Yogasana:
- (i) Going down on the knees.
- (ii) Sitting with bottoms resting on the feet.
- (iii) Keeping the body erect.
- (iv) Resting both palms on the thighs.
- A. Padmasana
- B. Vajrasana
- C. Shavasaza
- D. Gomukhasana.
85. Afya Primary School has started a project to help the elderly people in the community. Which one of the following Sadachar is demonstrated by this action?
- A. Simplicity.
- B. Obedience.
- C. Gratitude.
- D. Compassion.
86. Shefali, who has a habit of stealing, was caught taking a pen from Amrita’s bag. Amrita can help Shefali stop this habit by
- A. reporting her to the police
- B. shaming her in public
- C. encouraging her to go for counselling
- D. giving her some money.
87. Which one of the following activities by Hindus would best promote religious harmony in Kenya?
- A. Attending temple worship.
- B. Performing rites and rituals.
- C. Participating in inter-faith prayers.
- D. Making donations to charity.
88. According to the Hindu calendar, Adhik Maas occurs every
- A. second year
- B. third year
- C. fourth year
- D. fifth year.
89. The presiding deity in the Tìrthakshetra of Rameshwaram, Badrinath and Somnath is
- A. Ganesh
- B. Shiva
- C. Vishnu
- D. Narayana.
90. The following statements describe a Sikh Tirthakshetra:
- (i) It is near the Ramdas Sarovar.
- (ii) It has the Akal Takhi.
- (iii) Adi Granth is kept there.
- (iv) It has the oldest Gurudwara.
- A. Talavandi
- B. Nanded
- C. Hemkund
- D. Amritsar.
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SECTION B: ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
61. Which one of the following Surah must be recited when performing salat?
62. Which one of the following quotations is not taken from Surah Fatiha?
63. A whole Surah that teaches on the Oneness of Allah is
- A. At-Kafirun.
- B. Al-Fatiha.
- C. Al-Asr.
- D. An-Nasr.
62. Which one of the following quotations is not taken from Surah Fatiha?
- A. “Therefore turn in prayer to your Lord and sacrifice to Him.”
- B. “Ail the Praises and thanks be to Allah the Lord of all that exists.”
- C. “The only owner and judge of the Day of Resurrection.”
- D. “You alone we worship and from you alone we ask for help.”
63. A whole Surah that teaches on the Oneness of Allah is
- A. Ai-Falaq
- B. A 1-Kauthar
- C. Al-Ikhlas
- D. An-Nas.
64. The incident of the destruction of Abrahah’s army narrated in Surah Fil teaches that
65. Which one of the following is a teaching from Surah Kafirun?
66. Which one of the following is an Islamic rule on eating?
67. Which one of the following words completes the quoted Hadith? “The generous man is nearer Allah, nearer Paradise, nearer man and far from..
68. Which one of the following Hadith condemns corruption in society?
69. On which one of the following occasions is a Muslim not required to pronounce the Kalima?
70. Which one of the following is a compulsory act of wudhu?
- A. Allah forgives sin
- B. birds are dangerous creatures
- C. elephants should be destroyed .
- D. Allah protects His own.
65. Which one of the following is a teaching from Surah Kafirun?
- A. Muslims should perform regular prayers.
- B. Muslims should be patient in times of difficulties.
- C. Muslims should be prepared to defend their religion.
- D. Muslims should be faithful to their religion.
66. Which one of the following is an Islamic rule on eating?
- A. Eat the food when it is hot.
- B. Start by reciting Bismillah.
- C. Recite Alhamdullílah while eating.
- D. Food should be eaten in a standing position.
67. Which one of the following words completes the quoted Hadith? “The generous man is nearer Allah, nearer Paradise, nearer man and far from..
- A. Hell
- B. home
- C. the truth
- D. the Last Day.
68. Which one of the following Hadith condemns corruption in society?
- A. “The curse of Allah befalls on both the giver and the recipient of a bribe.”
- B. “Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day should not annoy his neighbour.”
- C. “Tell the truth even though it is bitter.”
- D. “Whoever is not thankful to people is not thankful to Allah.”
69. On which one of the following occasions is a Muslim not required to pronounce the Kalima?
- A. When a person converts to Islam.
- B. When a person is getting married.
- C. When a baby is born.
- D. When a person is dying.
70. Which one of the following is a compulsory act of wudhu?
- A. Rinsing the mouth.
- B. Washing the nostrils.
- C. Washing the palms.
- D. Washing the feet.
71. Who among the following categories of people are exempt from fasting?
72. An activity of Hajj which reminds Muslims of the patience of Hajar is
73. Which one of the following is a pillar of Iman?
74. What is the duty of Angel Mikaeel
75. Nabi Ibrahirn was thrown into the fire because he
76. which one of the following is the main reason why Allah created man according to the Holy Quran?
77. Three of the following are similarities between ldd and Friday prayers. Which one is not?
78. When is the dua Alhamdullilah recited?
79. Najma arrives at school and finds that the other pupils are at assembly. What is the right cause of action for her to take?
80. Muslims can best help beggars by providing them with
- A. Widows.
- B. Orphans.
- C. Travelers.
- D. Debtors.
72. An activity of Hajj which reminds Muslims of the patience of Hajar is
- A. running between Safar and Marwa
- B. stoning the Jamaraat
- C. spending the night at Muzdalifa
- D. going round the Kaaba.
73. Which one of the following is a pillar of Iman?
- A. Praying five times a day.
- B. Belief that Allah exists.
- C. Paying of Zakat.
- D. Performance of Hajj”.
74. What is the duty of Angel Mikaeel
- A. He is responsible for blowing the trumpet.
- B. He is responsible for bringing messages to Prophets.
- C. He is in charge of questioning the dead.
- D. He is in charge of rainfall.
75. Nabi Ibrahirn was thrown into the fire because he
- A. disobeyed his father
- B. worshiped the stars
- C. destroyed the idols
- D. prayed facing the Kaaba.
76. which one of the following is the main reason why Allah created man according to the Holy Quran?
- A. To give charity to the needy.
- B. To worship Him.
- C. To observe fasting.
- D. To take care of the plants.
77. Three of the following are similarities between ldd and Friday prayers. Which one is not?
- A. They have two rakah.
- B. They have Khutbah.
- C. They are performed in the morning.
- D. They are performed in congregation.
78. When is the dua Alhamdullilah recited?
- A. Before entering the toilet.
- B. Before meals.
- C. When slaughtering an animal.
- D. After completing a task.
79. Najma arrives at school and finds that the other pupils are at assembly. What is the right cause of action for her to take?
- A. Go for the assembly and explain to the teacher why she is late.
- B. Go home and come to school early the following day.
- C. Hide until the assembly is over and then go to class.
- D. Go to class and wait for the other pupils.
80. Muslims can best help beggars by providing them with
- A. food
- B. employment
- C. shelter
- D. clothes.
81. Which one of the following is not an Islamic teaching on the treatment of orphans?
82. Which one of the following activities is performed in the Mosque?
84. Abdalla who owns a shop gives the following business practices as his secrets of success. Which one of them is allowed in Islam?
85. Which one of the following acts of Ibadah is performed by Kenyan Muslims during Iddul-Adha?
86. The year AD 630 when Muslims conquered Makka without bloodshed is referred to as
87. The Muslims lost in the battle of Uhud because
88. Which one of one following was a result of the persecution of early Muslims in Makka?
89. Prophet Muhammad built the first Mosque at
90. Who among the following European nationals were driven out of the coast of Kenya by the Muslims in 1729?
- A. They should be provided with basic necessities.
- B. They should be accorded compassion.
- C. They should be given Zakat if they are poor.
- D. They should have part of their property donated to charity.
82. Which one of the following activities is performed in the Mosque?
- A. Drama.
- B. Trade.
- C. Itikaf.
- D. Twawaf.
84. Abdalla who owns a shop gives the following business practices as his secrets of success. Which one of them is allowed in Islam?
- A. Hiding goods and selling them at a higher price later.
- B. Allowing people to take goods and pay later.
- C. Selling goods after their expiry date.
- D. Lending money and charging interest on it.
85. Which one of the following acts of Ibadah is performed by Kenyan Muslims during Iddul-Adha?
- A. Saayi.
- B. Twawaf.
- C. Ihram
- D. Slaughtering of animals.
86. The year AD 630 when Muslims conquered Makka without bloodshed is referred to as
- A. the year of the elephant
- B the year of sorrow
- C. the year of peace
- D. the year of suffering.
87. The Muslims lost in the battle of Uhud because
- A. of the strong winds
- B. they were few
- C. they disobeyed the Prophet
- D. they had inadequate weapons.
88. Which one of one following was a result of the persecution of early Muslims in Makka?
- A. Strengthening of Islam.
- B. Promotion of idol worship.
- C. The spread of Islam stopped.
- D. Muslim population was greatly reduced.
89. Prophet Muhammad built the first Mosque at
- A. Jerusalem
- B. Qubaa
- C. Sanaa
- D. Makka.
90. Who among the following European nationals were driven out of the coast of Kenya by the Muslims in 1729?
- A. The Dutch.
- B. The Italians.
- C. The Spanish.
- D. The Portuguese.
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PART II RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
SECTION A: CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
61. Which one of the following actions made God chase Adam and Eve from the garden of Eden?
62. Who among the following people was asked by God to give his son as a sacrifice?
63. From the incident when Joseph welcomed his brothers in Egypt Christians learn that they should be ___
64. The Jews celebrate the Passover feast to remember when ___
65. Which one of the following commandments shows respect for human life?
66. Who among the following kings of Israel took Naboth’s vineyard?
67. From the story of King Solomon the best gift one can ask God for is
68. Which one of the following statements is true about the teaching of Jeremiah on the New Covenant?
69. Who among the following prophets foretold that the Messiah would be born in the town of Bethlehem?
70. After Angel Gabriel told Zechariah that his wife would bear him a son, Zechariah was unable to speak because he
- A. Speaking to the snake.
- B. Eating of the forbidden fruit,
- C. Destroying God’s creation.
- D. Hiding from God.
62. Who among the following people was asked by God to give his son as a sacrifice?
- A. Abraham.
- B. Noah.
- C. Moses.
- D. Jacob.
63. From the incident when Joseph welcomed his brothers in Egypt Christians learn that they should be ___
- A. courageous
- B. obedient
- C. kind
- D. repentant.
64. The Jews celebrate the Passover feast to remember when ___
- A. they were given the ten commandments
- B. Moses was called by God
- C. Noah built the Ark
- D. they were delivered from Egypt.
65. Which one of the following commandments shows respect for human life?
- A. “Do not steal.”
- B. “DO not commit adultery.”
- C. “Do not accuse anyone falsely.”
- D. “Do not murder.”
66. Who among the following kings of Israel took Naboth’s vineyard?
- A. Saul.
- B. Ahab.
- C. David.
- D. Jeroboam.
67. From the story of King Solomon the best gift one can ask God for is
- A. wisdom
- B. riches
- C. protection
- D. courage.
68. Which one of the following statements is true about the teaching of Jeremiah on the New Covenant?
- A. The laws will be written on people’s hearts.
- B. The Israelites will serve God as priests.
- C. God will punish children for the sins of their parents.
- D. The Israelites will be given an everlasting kingdom.
69. Who among the following prophets foretold that the Messiah would be born in the town of Bethlehem?
- A. Amos.
- B. Micah.
- C. Daniel.
- D. Malachi.
70. After Angel Gabriel told Zechariah that his wife would bear him a son, Zechariah was unable to speak because he
- A. was so shocked to hear the news
- B. did not want anybody to know the message given
- C. had been told not to tell anyone else
- D. did not believe in the message.
71. Herod wanted to kill Jesus when he was born because he feared that Jesus would
72. “So when you give something to a needy person, do not make a big show of it” (Matthew 6: 2). Which one of the following values do Christians learn from this teaching?
73. Which one of the following parables of Jesus teaches Christians to take care of people with special needs? The parable of the ___
74. The lesson Christians learn from the healing of the ten lepers is that they should
75. When Zacchaeus said that he would give half of his belongings to the poor it showed that he __
76. In which one of the following occasions did Jesus identify the disciple who was going to betray him?
77. The action of Jesus which teaches Christians that there is life after death is
78. Which one of the following beliefs about God is found in the Apostles Creed? He is
79. Who among the following people was raised by Peter from the dead?
80. The main lesson to be learnt from the story of Ananias and Sapphira is that Christians should
- A. stop people from paying taxes
- B. convert the Jews to another religion
- C. take over as ruler of the Jews
- D. stop people from going to the synagogues.
72. “So when you give something to a needy person, do not make a big show of it” (Matthew 6: 2). Which one of the following values do Christians learn from this teaching?
- A. Humility.
- B. Patience.
- C. Loyalty.
- D. Obedience.
73. Which one of the following parables of Jesus teaches Christians to take care of people with special needs? The parable of the ___
- A. sower
- B. good Samaritan
- C. talents
- D. mustard seed.
74. The lesson Christians learn from the healing of the ten lepers is that they should
- A. seek God in prayer
- B. be righteous in their daily dealings
- C. try to be happy in life
- D. practise the art of thankfulness.
75. When Zacchaeus said that he would give half of his belongings to the poor it showed that he __
- A. had acquired a lot of wealth
- B. had always wanted to help the needy
- C. was sorry for having acquired wealth wrongly
- D. wanted people to think that he was a good person.
76. In which one of the following occasions did Jesus identify the disciple who was going to betray him?
- A. At the trial before Pilate.
- B. During the last supper.
- C. During the transfiguration.
- D. When he was cleansing the temple.
77. The action of Jesus which teaches Christians that there is life after death is
- A. feeding the hungry
- B. raising of Lazarus
- C. healing the sick
- D. driving out demons.
78. Which one of the following beliefs about God is found in the Apostles Creed? He is
- A. just .
- B. holy
- C. loving
- D. almighty.
79. Who among the following people was raised by Peter from the dead?
- A. Tabitha.
- B. Lydia.
- C. Priscilla.
- D. Aquilla.
80. The main lesson to be learnt from the story of Ananias and Sapphira is that Christians should
- A. give Out their property for sale
- B. be honest in all that they do
- C. punish those who tell lies
- D. repent when they sin.
81. Which one of the following is a gift of the Holy Spirit?
82. In traditional African communities people reconciled with God mainly by ____
83. Which one of the following marriage practices is found in both Christianity and traditional African communities?
84. Which one of the following is the main reason why traditional African communities are against abortion? It ___
85. Which one of the following activities best shows that Christians are disciples of Jesus Christ?
86. The main reason why Christians condemn prostitution is because it leads to
87. The best use of leisure by Christian youths would be to
88. You and your friend James are on duty to sweep the classroom. James has refused to sweep saying that there are workers employed to keep the school clean. As a Christian what action would you take?
89. You have noticed that your friend Philip has been going out of school during class time and you would like him to stop. As a Christian you should
90. Mary, your schoolmate has joined a group of youths who smoke cigarettes. What would be the best thing for you to do?
- A. Goodness.
- B. Gentleness.
- C. Self-control.
- D. Prophecy.
82. In traditional African communities people reconciled with God mainly by ____
- A. naming children after the dead
- B. respecting the aged
- C. making sacrifices
- D. visiting shrines.
83. Which one of the following marriage practices is found in both Christianity and traditional African communities?
- A. Giving gifts.
- B. Tattooing the body.
- C. Going to church.
- D. Making libation.
84. Which one of the following is the main reason why traditional African communities are against abortion? It ___
- A. may lead to infertility
- B. is a destruction of life
- C. annoys the ancestors
- D. may cause hatred in the family.
85. Which one of the following activities best shows that Christians are disciples of Jesus Christ?
- A. Laying of hands.
- B. Giving offerings,
- C. Speaking in tongues.
- D. Preaching the gospel.
86. The main reason why Christians condemn prostitution is because it leads to
- A. unwanted pregnancies
- B. street children
- C. misuse of sex
- D. break-up of families.
87. The best use of leisure by Christian youths would be to
- A. visit their friends
- B. listen to music
- C. help the elderly
- D. play games.
88. You and your friend James are on duty to sweep the classroom. James has refused to sweep saying that there are workers employed to keep the school clean. As a Christian what action would you take?
- A. Tell him the advantages of learning to do various jobs.
- B. Get the workers to come and sweep the classroom.
- C. Report James to the class prefect.
- D. Discuss James’ behaviour with your friends.
89. You have noticed that your friend Philip has been going out of school during class time and you would like him to stop. As a Christian you should
- A. go and tell his parents about it
- B. show him why it is important to respect school rules
- C. threaten to end your relationship with him
- D. report the matter to the class prefect.
90. Mary, your schoolmate has joined a group of youths who smoke cigarettes. What would be the best thing for you to do?
- A. Report her to the class teacher.
- B. Advise her to move to another school.
- C. Avoid any contact with her.
- D. Tell her to stop the relationship.
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Study the map of Mula Area and answer questions I to 7.
MULA AREA MAP
1. The general direction of flow of river Muta is from
2. What is the approximate length in kilometres of the railway line shown on the map?
3. The main economic activity carried out in Mula Area is _____
4. Three of the following services are available in Mula town. Which one is not?
5.The climate of the area between Muko and Wema markets is likely to be
6. The school in Mula town wishes to enlarge its compound. Which one of the following government offices should the school approach for more land?
7. A trader in Wema market urgently wishes to order for goods from a supplier in Mula town. The quickest means of placing the order would be
- A. North to South-East.
- B. North to South.
- C. South-East to North.
- D. South to North-East.
2. What is the approximate length in kilometres of the railway line shown on the map?
- A. 145km.
- B. 135km.
- C. 12.5 km.
- D. 115km.
3. The main economic activity carried out in Mula Area is _____
- A. mining
- B. farming
- C. lumbering
- D. trading.
4. Three of the following services are available in Mula town. Which one is not?
- A. Health.
- B. Administration.
- C. Recreation.
- D. Security.
5.The climate of the area between Muko and Wema markets is likely to be
- A. hot and dry
- B. cool and dry
- C. cool and wet
- D. hot and wet.
6. The school in Mula town wishes to enlarge its compound. Which one of the following government offices should the school approach for more land?
- A. The District Education Office.
- B. The Municipal Council Office.
- C. The District Officer’s Office.
- D. The Chiefs Office.
7. A trader in Wema market urgently wishes to order for goods from a supplier in Mula town. The quickest means of placing the order would be
- A. to post a letter to the supplier
- B. to drive to MuJa town
- C. to make a telephone call to the supplier
- D. to send a messenger to Mula town.
8. Which one of the following pre-historic sites in Eastern Africa is correctly matched with the country where it is located?
Prehistoric site Country
9. Traditional artefacts are kept in museums because
Prehistoric site Country
- A. Koobi Fora — Uganda
- B. Hadar — Kenya
- C. Ishanga — Ethiopia
- D. Olduvai Gorge — Tanzania
9. Traditional artefacts are kept in museums because
- A. they are symbols of cultural heritage
- B. they are symbols of national unity
- C. they are used for rewarding hard working citizens
- D. they are for export.
Type of Mountain
10. The type of mountain represented in the diagram was formed as a result of
11. Which one of the following is the least important benefit of Mt. Kenya?
12. Leopold Sedar Senghor contributed to democracy in Senegal by
13. Below are some characteristics of a type of vegetation found in Africa.
14. In which one of the following ways is a person likely to be infected with HIV and AIDS?
15. One of the achievements of Nelson Mandela is that
16. Two pupils are arguing about the ownership of a book. The best way for the teacher to resolve the conflict is by
17. Which one of the following was a result of the settlement of the Arabs along the coast of East Africa?
18. Which one of the following was a reason why the Mau Mau uprising took place in Kenya?
19. It is important for Kenya citizens to vote during the general elections because
20. Below are some characteristics of a type of soil:
- A. faulting
- B. folding
- C. volcanicity
- D. erosion.
11. Which one of the following is the least important benefit of Mt. Kenya?
- A. It provides stones for building houses.
- B. Its slopes have fertile soils for farming.
- C. It helps in the formation of relief rainfall.
- D. It is a tourist attraction.
12. Leopold Sedar Senghor contributed to democracy in Senegal by
- A. introducing French culture in the country
- B. allowing the formation of many political parties
- C. introducing military skills learnt during the Second World War
- D. forming a cabinet after becoming the first president.
13. Below are some characteristics of a type of vegetation found in Africa.
- (i) The trees are medium height.
- (ii) The trees. shed their leaves during the dry seasons.
- (iii) Some trees are umbrella-shaped.
- (iv) The vegetation is a mixture of grass and trees.
- A. steep mountain slopes
- B. equatorial coast lands
- C. the Sahara desert
- D. the Nyika plateau.
14. In which one of the following ways is a person likely to be infected with HIV and AIDS?
- A. By sharing injection needles with an infected person.
- B. By shaking hands with an infected person.
- C. By sharing clothes with an infected person.
- D. By playing games with an infected person.
15. One of the achievements of Nelson Mandela is that
- A. he took part in making the first constitution in South Africa
- B. he was the first black president in South Africa
- C. he formed the party that fought for South Africa’s independence
- D. be . led the demonstrations at Sharpeville town in South Africa.
16. Two pupils are arguing about the ownership of a book. The best way for the teacher to resolve the conflict is by
- A. encouraging the pupils to argue until one wins
- B. withdrawing the book from the pupils
- C. listening to the argument and advising the pupils
- D. advising the pupils against arguing over the book.
17. Which one of the following was a result of the settlement of the Arabs along the coast of East Africa?
- A. Emergence of Swahili culture.
- B. Introduction of barter trade.
- C. Introduction of maize growing.
- D. Construction of hospitals.
18. Which one of the following was a reason why the Mau Mau uprising took place in Kenya?
- A. The Africans were demanding the establishment of schools.
- B. The Africans were opposed to the construction of the railway.
- C. The Africans were against the British Constitution.
- D. The Africans were demanding the return of their land.
19. It is important for Kenya citizens to vote during the general elections because
- A. it shows their loyalty to the president
- B. it enables them to remove political leaders whose work is poor
- C. it shows their obedience to the electoral commission
- D. it enables the government to know people’s level of education
20. Below are some characteristics of a type of soil:
- (i) It contains little humus.
- (ii) It allows water to pass through easily.
- (iii) Its particles do not hold together when wet.
- A. black cotton soil
- B. alluvial soil
- C. sandy soil
- D. loamy soil.
Map of Eastern Africa
21. The town marked J is
22. Which one of the following routes did the River- Lake Nilotes follow when they were migrating into Kenya during the pro-colonial period?
23. The cash crop grown in the shaded area marked K is
24. The lake marked L is
25. Three of the following are ways through which the youth were taught in traditional Kenyan societies. Which one is not?
26. One of the reasons why African countries formed the African Union (AU) was to
27. Which one of the following statements is true about clans in traditional African societies’
28. Matatu accidents in Kenya have become fewer in recent years. This is mainly because of the introduction of
29. A pupil has been sexually abused by a stranger on the way home from school. The immediate action for the parents to take is to
30. Children are expected to take part in family duties because
- A. Dodoma
- B. Kigoma
- C. Arusha
- D. Dar-el-Salaam.
22. Which one of the following routes did the River- Lake Nilotes follow when they were migrating into Kenya during the pro-colonial period?
- A. Route 1.
- B. Route 2.
- C. Route 3.
- D. Route 4.
23. The cash crop grown in the shaded area marked K is
- A. Tea
- B. Coffee
- C. Bananas
- D. Sugar cane.
24. The lake marked L is
- A. Lake Kyoga
- B. Lake Albert
- C. Lake Tanganyika
- D. Lake Malawi.
25. Three of the following are ways through which the youth were taught in traditional Kenyan societies. Which one is not?
- A. Reading and writing.
- B. Singing and dancing.
- C. Telling of stories and riddles.
- D. Reciting poems and proverbs.
26. One of the reasons why African countries formed the African Union (AU) was to
- A. fight against crime in the continent
- B. assist in the election of leaders for member states
- C. re-draw the boundaries of member states
- D. bring greater economic cooperation in the continent.
27. Which one of the following statements is true about clans in traditional African societies’
- A. They were headed by wealthy people.
- B. They were formed by people from the same age group.
- C. They were made up of people with a common ancestor.
- D. They were made up of warriors.
28. Matatu accidents in Kenya have become fewer in recent years. This is mainly because of the introduction of
- A. safety belts
- B. speed governors
- C. uniform for drivers
- D. rules against overloading.
29. A pupil has been sexually abused by a stranger on the way home from school. The immediate action for the parents to take is to
- A. inform the school about the matter
- B. advise the pupil to avoid talking to strangers
- C. ensure that the stranger is arrested .
- D. take the pupil to the hospital.
30. Children are expected to take part in family duties because
- A. it prepares them for future roles
- B. it promotes their physical development
- C. it is a sign of respect for their parents
- D. it helps them develop courage.
31. Below are some minerals mined in Eastern Africa.
32. which one of the following Human Rights is enjoyed by Kenya citizens on attaining the age of 18 years?
33. In which one of the following ways have the Maasai pastoralists benefited from government support?
34. Which one of the following statements is true about the policy of assimilation in Senegal?
35. The main reason why the government encourages afforestation in Kenya is to
36. Which one of the following colours of the national flag of Kenya represents land of plenty?
37. The Tigre and Amhara Communities live mainly in
38. Which one of the following statements is true about Lake Bogoria?
39. In Kenya, justice is administered by
40. Which one of the following Kenyan communities is correctly matched with its traditional leader?
Community Leader
- (i) Diatomite.
- (ii) Copper.
- (iii) Fluorspar.
- (iv) Diamonds.
- A. (i) and (ii). ,
- B. (ii) and (iii).
- C. (i) and (iii).
- D. (ii) and (iv).
32. which one of the following Human Rights is enjoyed by Kenya citizens on attaining the age of 18 years?
- A. The right to vote.
- B. The right to worship.
- C. The right to life.
- D. The right to security.
33. In which one of the following ways have the Maasai pastoralists benefited from government support?
- A. They are given money to buy animal feeds during the dry season
- B. Towns have been built in the grazing areas to provide market.
- C. Wild animals have been removed to create more land for grazing.
- D. Bore holes have been drilled to provide water in the grazing areas.
34. Which one of the following statements is true about the policy of assimilation in Senegal?
- A. Assimilated Africans worked on European farms.
- B. Assimilated Africans practised their customary laws.
- C. Assimilated Africans could be voted to the French National Assembly.
- D. Assimilated Africans were allowed to have their own parliament.
35. The main reason why the government encourages afforestation in Kenya is to
- A. create employment opportunities
- B. protect the sources of rivers
- C. increase the supply of firewood
- D. create more areas for wildlife to live in.
36. Which one of the following colours of the national flag of Kenya represents land of plenty?
- A. Red.
- B. Green.
- C. White.
- D. Black.
37. The Tigre and Amhara Communities live mainly in
- A. Tanzania
- B. Somalia
- C. Uganda
- D. Ethiopia.
38. Which one of the following statements is true about Lake Bogoria?
- A. It has hot springs.
- B. It is a source of minerals.
- C. It provides water for irrigation.
- D. It is used for fishing.
39. In Kenya, justice is administered by
- A. the Armed Forces
- B. the prisons
- C. the Judiciary
- D. the Cabinet.
40. Which one of the following Kenyan communities is correctly matched with its traditional leader?
Community Leader
- A. Akamba Sakawa
- B. Agiriarna Mekatilili
- C. Nandi Masaku
- D. Abagusii Samoei
41. The diagram below shows an instrument used for recording an element of weather.
An instrument used for recording an element of weather
The element of weather recorded using the instrument shown above is
42. Cigarette smoking is being discouraged in Kenya because
43. The statements below describe a town in Kenya.
44. Which one of the following statements is true about the areas where wheat is grown?
44. Which one of the following statements is true about the areas where wheat is grown?
45. Which one of the following groups of countries was colonised by the British?
46. Which one of the following police units in Kenya is correctly matched with its duty?
Police Unit Duty
47. Below are some characteristics of a type of climate experienced in Africa.
48. Which one of the following statements explains why there are few roads in the northern parts of Kenya?
49. The main problem experienced by agricultural cooperative societies in Kenya ¡s
50. Which one of the following factors has led to a decline in the rate of population growth in Kenya?
- A. rainfall
- B. temperature
- C. pressure
- D. wind direction.
42. Cigarette smoking is being discouraged in Kenya because
- A. it makes people misuse money
- B. it leads to unlawful trade
- C. it encourage corruption
- D. it affects people’s health.
43. The statements below describe a town in Kenya.
- (i) It began as a fish landing point.
- (ii) A railway line reached the town in 1901.
- (iii) It is an administrative centre.
- (iv) It is a lake port.
- A. Mombasa
- B. Malindi
- C. Kisumu
- D. Nakuru.
44. Which one of the following statements is true about the areas where wheat is grown?
- A. The areas have clay soils.
- B. The areas have low altitude.
- C. The areas experience high temperatures.
- D. The areas receive moderate rainfall.
44. Which one of the following statements is true about the areas where wheat is grown?
- A. The areas have clay soils.
- B. The areas have low altitude.
- C. The areas experience high temperatures.
- D. The areas receive moderate rainfall.
45. Which one of the following groups of countries was colonised by the British?
- A. Libya, Egypt Mozambique.
- B. Lesotho, Zambia. Sierra Leone.
- C. Ethiopia, Angola, Benin.
- D. Senegal, Chad, Tunisia.
46. Which one of the following police units in Kenya is correctly matched with its duty?
Police Unit Duty
- A. General Service Unit — Assisting in stopping riots.
- B. Administrative Police — Guarding suspected criminals in the cells.
- C. Criminal Investigation — Providing security to Department government officers
- D. Dog Handlers’ Unit — Recovering stolen animals.
47. Below are some characteristics of a type of climate experienced in Africa.
- (i) Day temperatures are very high.
- (ii) The rainfall received in a year is between 250 mm and 450 mm.
- (iii) Skies are cloudless during the night.
- (iv) Most of the winds experienced are generally dry.
- A. Tropical Continental climate
- B. Mediterranean climate
- C. Semi-desert climate
- D. Warm temperate climate.
48. Which one of the following statements explains why there are few roads in the northern parts of Kenya?
- A. The area has sparse population.
- B. The area is generally rocky.
- C. The area has many hills.
- D. The area has many wild animals.
49. The main problem experienced by agricultural cooperative societies in Kenya ¡s
- A. delays in the delivery of farm inputs
- B. inadequate transport facilities
- C. illiteracy among the members
- D. mismanagement of funds.
50. Which one of the following factors has led to a decline in the rate of population growth in Kenya?
- A. Improved medical facilities.
- B. Improved methods of food production.
- C.. Increase in the incidents of early marriages.
- D. Increase in awareness of advantages of fewer children.
51. The diagram below represents a type of a lake.
Type of a lake
The type of lake shown is
52. Which one of the following is the best way through which the Government of Kenya can attract more tourists into the country?
53. Ngao has been caught by his classmates stealing a bunch of ripe bananas from a farm near their school. The most appropriate action for the pupils to take is to
54. The governments of Kenya and Swaziland are similar in that
55. Which one of the following dams in Africa is correctly matched with the river on which it is Located?
Dam River
56. The best way of encouraging more fishing in the rivers in Kenya is by
57, Below are statements about a political party in Kenya.
58. Which one of the following was the reason why COMESA was established?
59. Three of the following are benefits of democracy.
Which one is not?
60. Below are some factors which determine the location of industries:
- A. a man-made lake
- B. an ox-bow lake
- C. a crater lake
- D. an oasis.
52. Which one of the following is the best way through which the Government of Kenya can attract more tourists into the country?
- A. By training more tour guides.
- B. By advertising the country abroad.
- C. By establishing more game parks.
- D. By passing strict laws against poaching.
53. Ngao has been caught by his classmates stealing a bunch of ripe bananas from a farm near their school. The most appropriate action for the pupils to take is to
- A. report Ngao to the head teacher
- B. ask Ngao to give the bananas to a poor family
- C. share the bananas with Ngao
- D. punish Ngao for this behaviour.
54. The governments of Kenya and Swaziland are similar in that
- A. the winning party in elections forms the government
- B. the queen mother influences government decisions
- C. the parliaments have two houses
- D. the head of state appoints the cabinet.
55. Which one of the following dams in Africa is correctly matched with the river on which it is Located?
Dam River
- A. Kariba dam River Tana
- B. Akosombo dam River Zambezi
- C. Aswan High dam River Nile
- D. Masinga dam River Volta
56. The best way of encouraging more fishing in the rivers in Kenya is by
- A. introducing cheaper fishing nets
- B. educating people on the benefits of eating fish
- C. encouraging formation of cooperatives to sell fish feeds
- D. constructing roads to the fishing areas.
57, Below are statements about a political party in Kenya.
- (i) Its chairman later became the country’s president.
- (ii) It was once the official opposition party.
- (iii) It joined with the other panics in 2002 to form NARC.
- A. Democratic Party of Kenya
- B. Ford People
- C. Kenya Social Congress
- D. Liberal Democratic Party.
58. Which one of the following was the reason why COMESA was established?
- A. To introduce a common currency for the member states.
- B To expand the border towns in the region.
- C. To promote the use of a common language in the region.
- D. To remove import duties on trade goods from member states.
59. Three of the following are benefits of democracy.
Which one is not?
- A. It allows equal distribution of land.
- B. It allows formation of many political parties.
- C. It allows citizens to choose their leaders.
- D. It allows freedom of speech.
60. Below are some factors which determine the location of industries:
- (i) Nearness to raw materials.
- (ii) Nearness to markets.
- (iii) Availability of capital.
- (iv) Availability of transport..
- (v) Availability of land.
- A. (ii) (iii) (iv).
- B. (i) (ii) (v).
- C. (i) (iii) (iv).
- D. (iii) (iv) (v).
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The diagram below represents a setup that can be used to demonstrate heat transfer in air
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The diagram below shows a stone being thrown using a catapult
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