61. Which one of the following attributes is mainly associated with Lord Buddha?

• A. Generosity.
• B. Knowledge.
• C. Bravery.
• D. Tolerance.

62. Hindus can best experience Paramatma as Anand by ______

• A. performing rituals
• B. visiting a temple
• C. helping the needy
• D. conserving the environment.

63. which one of the following sense organs is associated with Akash?

• A. Ear.
• B. Eye.
• C. Skin.
• D. Nose.

64. In which avatar did Lord Vishnu save the human race from the floods?

• A. Kurma.
• B. Matsya.
• C. Varaha.
• D. Narsimha.

65. Which one of the following ‘Four Passing Sights” seen by Prince Siddhartha signified liberation?

• A. An old man.
• B. A sick man.
• C. A corpse.
• D. A monk.

66. Which one of the following is the achievement of Guru Gobind Singh’?

• A. Establishment of Khalsa Panth.
• B. Introduction of Langar in Gurudwara.
• C. Completion of the Golden Temple.
• D. Introduction of Gurumukhi script.

67. Who among the following personalities tried to prevent the war between the Kaurava and the Pandava?

• A. Dhrona.
• B. Karna.
• C. Krishna.
• D. Shakuni.

68. Hanuman travelled from India to Lanka in search of Sita by ___

• A. sailing
• B. flying
• C. swimming
• D. running.

69. Swami Dayan and Saraswati wrote Satyartha Prakash in order to ____

• A. revive Vedic teachings
• B. raise funds for charity
• C. promote Indian patriotism
• D. popularise Murti Puja.

70. The Sanskar that prepares the youth for the Brahmacharya Ashram is ______

• A. Namkaran
• B. Chudakarma
• C. Vivah
• D. Upanayan.

71. The principle of Dharma that helps an individual to achieve mental and spiritual peace is ____

• A. Pranidaya
• B. Prarthana
• C. Punarjanma
• D. Purushartha.

72. When standard seven pupils visited a bakery, they were given a loaf of bread each. Maninder gave half of her loaf to the school watchman. She put into practice the principle of ___

• A. Dharam ki kirat
• B. Wand ke shakhana
• C. Ishnan karna
• D. Naam japna.

73. The members of the Jam community in Kenya observe the principle of Aparigraha by ___

• A. reading widely
• B. repenting their sins
• C. keeping themselves busy
• D. leading simple lives.

74. Which one of the following principles would best help a person overcome problems in life?

• A. Dhruti.
• B. Dama.
• C. Akrodh.
• D. Satya.

75. Which one of the following principles will help to promote peace and harmony in a community?

• A. Asteya.
• B. Dhee.
• C. Kshama.
• D. Saucham.

76. Which one of the following Chardham is correctly matched with the direction in which it is located?
                  Chardham             Direction

• A. Badrinath —                East
• B. Jagannathpuri —         South
• C. Dwaraka —                 West
• D. Rameshwaram -       North

77. The Sikh Akhand Path lasts for

• A. 48 hours
• B. 36 hours
• C. 24 hours
• D. 12 hours.

78. Which one of the following symbols depicts the four levels of the human soul?

• A. Sikh Khanda.
• B. Jain Swastika.
• C. Hindu Om.
• D. Buddhist Chakra.

79. Which one of the following days of the Hindu week is dedicated to a star?

• A. Somvar.
• B. Budhvar.
• C. Shukravar.
• D. Ravivar.

80. When Hindus provide medicine to the people infected with HIVAIDS, they practice

• A. Bhakti Yoga
• B. Jnana Yoga
• C. Karma Yoga
• D. Hath Yoga.

81. The Asana which is performed in a lotus position is _____

• A. Padmasana
• B. Vajrasana
• C. Sukhasana
• D Shavasana.

82. Who among the following personalities practiced Karma Yoga for the liberation of his ancestors?

• A. Guru Amardas.
• B. Samartha Ramdas.
• C. Bhagini Nivedita
• D. Raja Bhagirath.

83. The return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya after fourteen years in exile is celebrated during the festival of ___

• A. Dussera
• B. Diwali
• C. Baisakhi
• D. Paryushan.

84. Which one of the following rituals is not performed during the festival of Holi?

• A. Exchanging gifts.
• B. Lighting bonfires.
• C. Sprinkling colours.
• D. Offering grains.

85. Hindus perform Raas and Garba during the Utsav of ____

• A. Navratri
• B. Janmashtami
• C. Ram Navmi
• D. Raksha Bandhan.

86. Which one of the following activities in a school would best promote patriotism?

• A. Reciting Gavatri Mantra in the class.
• B. Going on a trip to a place of worship.
• C. Participating in the national music festival.
• D. Singing the National Anthem during assembly.

87. During the school holidays. Paresha and Amita engage themselves in the listed below. Which one of them is a social responsibility?

• A. Visiting their classmates.
• B. Assisting the elderly.
• C. Having lunch with their friends.
• D. Going for picnics with relatives.

88. Hindus ring the bell upon entering the Mahamandap of a Mandir in order to ____

• A. wake the Murti up
• B. attract Paramatma’s attention
• C. focus their mind on worship
• D. announce their arrival.

89. Who among the following religious leaders is not honoured in the Navakar Mantra?

• A. Sadhu.
• B. Acharya.
• C. Upadhyaya.
• D. Shravak.

90. The festival of Maha Shivratri is celebrated in the month of _____

• A. Magh
• B. Vaisakh.
• C. Kartik
• D. Chaitra.

(i) anther.
(ii) style.
(iii) ovary.
(iv) stigma.
Which pair of the plant parts is involved in pollination?

• A. (i) and (iii)
• B. (ii)and(iii)
• C. (iii) and (iv)
• D. (i) and (iv)

The pupils were investigating

• A. how light travels.
• B. reflection.
• C. refraction.
• D. making of a rainbow.

• A. Nickel, aluminium, copper.
• B. Plastic, copper, aluminium.
• C. Paper, iron, glass.
• D. Staples, coal, iron.

The pupils were investigating whether liquids

• A. have definite shape.
• B. have definite volume.
• C. occupy space.
• D. exert same pressure.

Which one of the following was a correct observation from the experiment?

• A. Water level in the trough increased.
• B. Candle flame brightened.
• C. Water level in the jar increased.
• D. Colour of the water changed.

The pin next to the candle fell off as a result of

• A. conduction and radiation.
• B. radiation only.
• C. convection and conduction.
• D. conduction only.

• A. Air.
• B. Water.
• C. Soil.
• D. Plants.

• A. Size of the material.
• B. Type of the material.
• C. Shape of the material.
• D. Mass of the material.

Which one of the following is NOT true about the pulley?

• A. It reduces the effort applied.
• B. Effort and load move through equal distances.
• C. Makes work easier by changing direction of effort.
• D. The wheel reduces friction.

If all the candles were lit at the same time, which one of the following is a correct observation made in the experiment?

• A. The two candles were displaced upwards.
• B. The single candle was displaced upwards.
• C. There was no change in the set up.
• D. The see-saw will swing towards both sides.

• A. Canning.
• B. Drying.
• C. Use of honey.
• D. Refrigeration.

• A. Green manure.
• B. Compost manure.
• C. Farmyard manure.
• D. Organic mulches.

• A. mechanical breakdown of food.
• B. secretion of digestive juice.
• C. killing of germs.
• D. rolling of food into bolus.

• A. Tuberculosis and polio.
• B. Polio and diphtheria.
• C. Diphtheria and yellow fever.
• D. Tuberculosis and yellow fever.

• A. Bleeding gums.
• B. Dental cavities.
• C. Bad smell.
• D. Tooth decay.

• A. Sunflower.
• B. Irish potato.
• C. Wheat.
• D. Pineapple.

From the chart, whenever it was

• A. sunny in the morning, it rained in the afternoon.
• B. cloudy in the morning, it was sunny in the afternoon.
• C. calm in the morning, it was windy in the afternoon.
• D. windy in the morning, it was calm in the afternoon.

• A. plants.
• B. antelope.
• C. lion.
• D. vulture.

• A. Jupiter.
• B. Venus.
• C. Earth.
• D. Mars.

The juice produced at the part labelled N is used to digest

• A. carbohydrates.
• B. proteins.
• C. fats and oils.
• D. mineral salts.

Which one of the following correctly represents E, F, G and H?

In which pair of blood vessels is blood under highest pressure?

• A. W and X.
• B. X and Y.
• C. Y and Z.
• D. W and Z.

The component that stops the bleeding of a wound is _____________________

• A.E
• B.F
• C.G
• D.H

A. Urine.
B. Faeces.
C. Sweat.
D. Carbon dioxide.

The method of separation in which the equipment is used is

• A. winnowing
• B. picking
• C. sieving
• D. filtration.

• A. Splitting firewood using a jembe.
• B. Cutting wires using a knife.
• C. Using a saw to cut wood.
• D. Breaking stones using a claw hammer.

• A. radiation and conduction;
• B. radiation only;
• C. radiation and convection;
• D. convection only.

• A. Have scales.
• B. Filter feeding.
• C. External fertilisation.
• D. Breathing under water.

• A. Filtration makes water safe for drinking.
• B. Boiled hard water is safe for drinking.
• C. Soft water should not be boiled before drinking.
• D. Boiling makes hard water difficult to lather.

• A. An individual in asymptomatic stage of HIV infection tests negative.
• B. A person develops AIDS during the window period of HIV infection.
• C. An individual infected with HIV does not necessarily have AIDS.
• D. HIV can be spread by mosquito bites.

• A. Washing cars along the lake shore.
• B. Pouring water in the garden after washing fruits.
• C. Watering animals in rivers.
• D. Carrying out drip irrigation.

(i) Severe headache
(ii) Abdominal pain
(iii) Fever
(iv) Slight diarrhoea with blood stains
(v) Sores in the mouth.
The patient is likely to be suffering from

• A. malaria
• B. typhoid
• C. cholera
• D. bilharzia.

• A. Ovum.
• B. Foetus.
• C. Embryo.
• D. Zygote.

• A. To know the number of people infected.
• B. For future planning.
• C. To be keen to protect yourself and others.
• D. In order to avoid infected individuals.

The pupil who recorded the correct results was

• A.E
• B.F
• C.G
• D.H

The parasite belongs to the same group as

• A. Tapeworm and liver fluke;
• B. Roundworm and flea;
• C. Tsetse fly and tapeworm;
• D. Flea and tsetse fly.

• A. Ventilated housing.
• B. Vaccination against the disease.
• C. Isolation from healthy people.
• D. Early treatment with antibiotics.

The type of soil erosion demonstrated by the pupils was

• A. splash erosion
• B. gulley erosion
• C. nil erosion
• D. sheet erosion.

• A. Carrots and Irish potatoes.
• B. Irish potatoes and sweet potatoes.
• C. Sweet potatoes and cassava.
• D. Cassava and onions.

Which proportion represents the gas used in seed germination?

• A.J
• B.K
• C.L
• D.M

• A. Anaemia.
• B. Marasmus.
• C. Rickets.
• D. Kwashìorkor.

• A. Wind driven turbine and electric water heater.
• B. Electric water heater and generator.
• C. Generator and electric iron box.
• D. Bicycle dynamo and wind driven turbine.

• A. Wheelbarrow.
• B. Spade.
• C. Crowbar. .
• D. Claw hammer.

The feeds labelled P, Q and R can be best represented by

(i) thin cuticle
(ii) flexible stems
(iii) air sacs
(iv) waxy upper leaf surface.
The plant is likely to be a

• A. cactus.
• B. water lily.
• C. sorghum.
• D. bean.

• A. Presence of air.
• B. Presence of organic matter.
• C. Presence of inorganic matter.
• D. Sizes of different soil particles.

Which one of the following is a function of fibre in the human diet?
A. Helps in food digestion.
B. Helps in the absorption of digested food.
C. Prevents diarrhoea.
D. Removal of undigested materials.

. Moss and fern.
B. Toadstool and moss.
C. Algae and mould.
D. Mould and fern.

• A. Skin rash and diarrhoea.
• B. Blood in stool and abdominal pains.
• C. Abdominal pain and diarrhoea.
• D. Skin rash and blood in stool.

• A. rill erosion
• B. gulley erosion
• C. splash erosion
• D. sheet erosion.

• A. Has small air spaces.
• B. Retains low amount of water.
• C. Allows water to drain through easily.
• D. Has large soil particles.

• A. Planting cover crops.
• B. Contour farming.
• C. Use of gabions. .
• D. Terracing.

• A. it cannot transmit diseases ..
• B. it allows the mother and the baby to bond
• C. its available in the correct form and at right temperature
• D. its easier for infants to digest.

• A. lack blood
• B. have swollen abdomen
• C. have bow legs
• D. cry often

• A. Maize, rice, milk.
• B. Cassava, beans, fish.
• C. Ground nuts, coconut, sunflower.
• D. Meat, wheat, peas.

It is an improved jiko because the part labelled

• A. J takes less charcoal
• B. K is made of clay
• C. L is metallic
• D. M is closed.

• A. Petroleum
• B. Wind
• C. Biogas
• D. Trees.

• A. Drying grain using solar.
• B. Using a vacuum flask to keep tea hot.
• C. Using biogas.
• D. Putting  off  wood fire when not in use.

• A. solar drier
• B. biogas
• C. torch battery
• D. dynamo.

• A. R, A and C.
• B. T, A and H.
• C. H, E and R.
• D. C, H and T.

• A. Sky light.
• B. Mirror.
• C. Clear water.
• D. Car windscreen.

• A. travels in a straight line
• B. spreads in all directions
• C. bends as it passes from one media to another
• D. forms shadows with opaque objects.

• A. Making electric bulbs.
• B. Burning substances.
• C. Fixing soil nutrients.
• D. Preserving soft drinks.

• A. filter the mixture
• B. decant the mixture
• C. add water to the mixture
• D. sieve the mixture.

The mistake made in the set up was to

• A. use balls of wax of the same size
• B. place balls of wax at equal intervals
• C. use a plank of wood ‘
• D. place the candle at the end of the plank of wood.

                Magnetic                Non magnetic

• A. Office pins              steel wool
• B. Staples                    copper coin
• C. Aluminium             foil nails
• D. Silver coin              glass

• A. Spade.
• B. Claw hammer.
• C. Crowbar.
• D. Ladder.

• A. Burning wastes in dump sites.
• B. Using organic fertilisers.
• C. Grouping wastes into categories.
• D. Planting cover crops.

               Living                        Non-living

• A. Soil                               bat.
• B. Chameleon                 mushroom plant.
• C. earthworm                 water.
• D. Oxygen                       mineral salts.

(i) reducing speed of surface runoff
(ii) Trapping soil
(iii) Reducing evaporation of soil water
(iv) Reducing impact of rain drops.
Which two ways are as result of contour farming

• A. (i) and (ii)
• B. (ii) and (iii)
• C. (iii) and (iv)
• D. (i) and (iv)

• A. Drinking milk.
• B. Using tooth picks after meals.
• C. Using teeth to break hard objects.
• D. Eating of bread.

if the lever is to make work easier, which one of the following will correctly represent the position of load, fulcrum and effort?

In which one of the following is friction reduced by streamlining?
A. Biro pen casing.
B. Skating shoes.
C. Shoe soles.
D. Vehicle bodies.

• A. one root and chisel shape
• B. cusps and ridges
• C. one root and cusps
• D. ridges and chisel shape.

• A. trapping dust
• B. moistening air
• C. warming air
• D. exchanging gases.

Name the blood vessel labelled K. L, M and N.

Which one of the parts labelled P, Q, R and S is correctly matched to its function?

• A. Withdrawal.
• B. Marital conflict.
• C. Truancy.
• D. Rape.

• A. incubation
• B. widow
• C. symptomatic
• D. asymptomatic

• A. Tuberculosis.
• B. Typhoid.
• C. Cholera.
• D. Malaria.

• A. taken three tablets every six hours
• B. taken two tablets every three hours
• C. revisited the doctor for advice
• D. thrown away the two extra tablets.

• A. Alcohol and miraa.
• B. Miraa and mandrax.
• C. Alcohol and bhang.
• D. Bhang and mandrax.

• A. Mexican marigold. .
• B. Blackjack.
• C. Pig weed.
• D. Sodom apple.

• A. Irish potato and cassava.
• B. Cassava and carrot.
• C. Onion and carrot.
• D. Irish potato and onion.

• A. depend on others for carbon dioxide
• B. grow on dead plants
• C. depend on others for protection against strong sunlight
• D. depend on others for support.

• A. Onion, sisal, nappier grass.
• B. Maize, kales, toadstools.
• C. Beans, mushrooms, peas.
• D. Euphorbia, cactus, moulds.

• A. Mercury and Saturn.
• B. Mars and Earth.
• C Saturn and Mars.
• D. Earth and Mercury.

The pupils classified the animals on basis of

• A. carnivorous and herbivorous
• B. animals covered with fur and animals covered with scales .
• C. constant and varying body temperature
• D. animals which give birth to young ones and those which lay eggs.

• A. rotational grazing
• B. zero grazing
• C. strip grazing
• D. paddocking.

(i) Lathers easily
(ii) Has a pleasant taste
(iii) Has mineral salts
(iv) Good for cleaning
Which two statements describe hard water?

• A. (i) and (ii)
• B. (ii) and (iii)
• C. (iii) and (iv)
• D. (i) and (iv)

• A. Bilharzia and typhoid. . .
• B. Typhoid and cholera.
• C. Cholera and bilharzia.
• D. Malaria and cholera.

• A. Storing water for future use.
• B. Recovering clean water from dirty water.
• C. Harvesting rain water from roof tops.
• D. Fetching water from a well.

• A. public awareness on HJV/AIDS
• B. voluntary counselling and testing
• C. mass education
• D. campaign through various media.

• A. environment
• B. home
• C. shelter
• D. habitat.

Blood from the legs enters the heart through the blood vessel labelled

• A. V
• B. W
• c. X
• D. Y

• A. Khat.
• B. Glue.
• C. Tobacco.
• D. Alcohol.

(i) small plastic bottle
(ii) large plastic bottle
(iii) manila paper
(iv) cello tape.
The weather instrument likely to be constructed is

• A. air thermometer
• B. wind vane
• C. rain gauge
• D. liquid thermometer.

• A. Mixing chemicals.
• B. Washing toilet.
• C. Cleaning implements.
• D. Irrigation.

• A. wheelbarrow
• B. spade
• C. claw hammer
• D. crowbar.

• A. Contains less mineral salts.
• B. Lathers easily.
• C. Boiled water.
• D. Discolours clothes.

(i) thin cuticle
(ii) silvery hairs
(iii) flexible stems
(iv) more stomata on lower leaf surface
(v) air sacs
Which pair of characteristics is for plants adapted to wet areas?

• A. (ii) and (iv)
• B. (i)and(v)
• C. (iii) and (iv)
• D. (i) and (ii)

• A. Turkey.
• B. Donkey.
• C. Termite.
• D. Dog.

• A. HIV and AIDS is a curse
• B. sex with a young girl cures HIV and AIDS
• C. HIV and AIDS has no cure
• D. all thin people have AIDS.

• A. Washing vegetables and fruit.
• B. Washing hands after visiting a toilet.
• C. Proper use of latrines and toilets.
• D. Draining stagnant water.

(i) sheltering under the verandah
(ii) wearing red jackets in a classroom
(iii) playing on the football pitch
(iv) lying on the ground in the classroom.
In which pair of observations are the pupils more likely to be struck by lightning?

• A. (i) and (iii)
• B. (i) and (iv)
• C. (ii) and (iii)
• D. (ii) and (iv)

• A. Driving a petrol powered car.
• B. Using a windmill to grind maize.
• C. Cooking on energy saving charcoal stove.
• D. Using coal to generate electricity.

• A. Maize and beans.
• B. Rice and sorghum.
• C. Maize and millet.
• D. Green grams and peas.

• A. Cleaning before use.
• B. Storing in a safe place.
• C. Using a tool for several purposes.
• D. Oiling.

(i) two tins of the same size
(ii) wires
(iii) plank of wood
(iv) nails
Which one of the following materials was missing?

• A. Stand.
• B. Strings.
• C. Scale.
• D. Pins.

• A. Impairs visibility.
• B. Damages iron sheets.
• C. Causes wilting.
• D. Interferes with photosynthesis.

(i) soft board
(ii) clay
(iii) pins
(iv) glue
(v) manila paper.
Which one of the following materials would be most suitable to use instead of the pins?

• A. Wax.
• B. Plasticine.
• C. Pieces of barbed wire.
• D. Pieces of cello tape.

• A. Forms shallow trenches.
• B. Caused by wind and water.
• C. Removes a thin layer of soil.
• D. Occurs below roofs of buildings.

• A. Washing hands before handling it.
• B. Checking the expiry date.
• C. Proper storage
• D. Proper cooking.

Which one of the following is likely to occur after some time?

• A. Air gets into the balloon.
• B. Heat enters the balloon.
• C. Water enters into the bottle.
• D. Balloon contracts.

• A. it causes motion
• B. it can be conserved
• C. it changes from one form to another
• D. is the ability to do work.

• A. Ruler and mirror.
• B. Mirror and water.
• C. Mirror and white screen.
• D. Glass container and mirror.

• A. White paper.
• B. Mirror.
• C. Glass of a lamp.
• D. Sheet of Aluminium.

• A. help in exchange of gases
• B. clean the air
• C. protect the nose
• D. keep the trachea open.

(i) sharp
(ii) chisel shaped
(iii) has one root
The type of tooth described is a

• A. molar
• B. canine
• C. premolar
• D. incisor.

• A. Chemical.
• B. Heat.
• C. Light.
• D. Sound.

The aspect that can be demonstrated is

• A. radiation and convection
• B. expansion and conduction
• C. convection and conduction
• D. expansion and radiation.

• A. Muriate of potash
• B. Triple Super Phosphate
• C. Sulphate of Ammonia
• D. Mono Ammonium phosphate

• A. Oesophagus makes it easy for food absorption.
• B. Stomach mixes food with digestive juices.
• C. Digestion of food occurs in the large intestine.
• D. Water is absorbed in the small intestine.

The type of interdependence represented

• A. support
• B. shade
• C. habitat
• D. shelter.

• A. Re-using water.
• B. Using water sparingly.
• C. Recycling water.
• D. Water harvesting.

• A. digestion of food
• B. movement of food
• C. absorption of water
• D. absorption of nutrients.

(i) lays eggs
(ii) has constant temperature
(iii) has a hairy body
The animal is likely to be

• A. ostrich
• B. spiny anteater
• C. whale
• D. bat.

The sign shown is

• A. leaf curling
• B. spots
• C. streaks
• D. wilting.

• A. Truancy.
• B. Fits.
• C. Withdrawal.
• D. Addiction.

Which one of the following plants is not correctly classified?

• A. Moulds.
• B. Pine.
• C. Toadstool.
• D. Fern.

(i) gets out of breath
(ii) pale skin
(iii) dizziness.
Which one of the following foods should the child feed on?

• A. Yams and cassava.
• B. Beans and maize.
• C. Kidney and spinach.
• D. Carrots and pineapples.

• A. Copper wire.
• B. Steel wool.
• C. Office pin.
• D. Razor blade.

• A. Sharing medicine with family members.
• B. Labelling medicine containers.
• C. Keeping medicine in a well lit place.
• D. Storing medicine in sealed water bottles.

• A. liver flukes
• B. tapeworms
• C. tsetse flies
• D. round worms.

• A. Breast milk.
• B. Semen.
• C. Vaginal secretions.
• D. Saliva.

                  Boys                           Girls

• A. Voice breaks                Pubic hair grows
• B. Wet dreams                 Hips broaden
• C. Pimples on face          Chest broadens
• D. Pubic hair grows        Pimples on face

• A. Rotational grazing.
• B. Dipping.
• C. Deworming.
• D. Spraying.

• A. Mulching.
• B. Terracing.
• C. Cover crops.
• D. Gabions.

• A. drainage
• B. fertility
• C. composition
• D. capillarity.

(i) Rape
(ii) Addiction
(iii) Truancy
(iv) Impaired judgment
(v) Drug induced accidents.
Which one of the following consists only of social effects?

• A. (i) (ii) (iv).
• B. (ii) (iii) (iv).
• C. (i) (iii) (y).
• D. (i)(iv)(v).

The mistake made in the construction was

• A. using coloured water
• B. placement of the scale
• C. using a narrow tube
• D. closing the cork tightly.

• A. Pitcher plant and sundew.
• B. Mushroom and butter wort.
• C. Sunflower and pitcher
• D. Sundew and toadstool.

• A. Cow and goat.
• B. Goat and sheep.
• C. Cow and sheep.
• D. Sheep and pig.

(i) Varying body temperatures.
(ii) Lay eggs.
(iii) Have scales.
(iv) Have a backbone.
Which two characteristics are for both toad and duck?

• A. (i) and (iii).
• B. (i) and (ii).
• C. (ii) and (iv).
• D. (iii) and (iv).

• A. herding
• B. stall feeding
• C. tethering
• D. paddocking.

• A. Ladder and staircase.
• B. Staircase and wheelbarrow.
• C. Claw hammer and ladder.
• D. Spade and craw bar.

• A. Skating on ice.
• B. Swimming in water.
• C. Production of heat in moving parts.
• D. Braking of a bicycle on a road.

(i) placed a bottle top in water.
(ii) made the same bottle top into a ball and placed it on water.
Which one of the following factors were the pupils investigating?

• A. Size.
• B. Shape.
• C. Type of material.
• D. Mass.

• A. radiation
• B. convection and conduction
• C. convection
• D. conduction and radiation.

• A. Kerosene.
• B. Mirror.
• C. Frosted glass.
• D. White paper.

• A. Leaning against walls.
• B. Walking on open areas.
• C. Wearing rubber shoes.
• D. Using an umbrella.

• A. Vitamin D.
• B. Calcium.
• C. Phosphorus.
• D. Iron.

• A. Terracing.
• B. Mulching.
• C. Tree planting.
• D. Contour farming.

• A. organic matter
• B. air
• C. mineral particles
• D. water.

(i) fine particles.
(ii) cracks when dry.
(iii) poor drainage.
(iv) good capillarity.
The characteristics are for

• A. loam soil only
• B. loam and sand soil
• C. clay soil only
• D. loam and clay soil.

The plant observed was likely to he

• A. Mexican marigold
• B. pig weed
• C. blackjack
• D. Sodom apple.

• A. Piece of glass, silver coin, cello tape.
• B. Nail, steel wool, spoon.
• C. Scissors, razor blade, piece of glass.
• D. Staple pins, sowing needle, aluminium.

• A. Inert gases, oxygen and nitrogen.
• B. Carbon dioxide, inert gases and oxygen.
• C. Inert gases, carbon dioxide and nitrogen.
• D. Carbon dioxide, oxygen and nitrogen.

• A. Rock particles.
• B. Water.
• C. Plant.
• D. Air.

Which one of the following materials when used to connect wires at point S would make the bulb not light?

• A. Pencil.
• B. Aluminium foil.
• C. Steel wool.
• D. Rubber band.

Which pair of the positions V, W, X and Y represents the load and pivot?

• A. V and Y.
• B. W and X.
• C. V and X.
• D. W and Y.

Which one of the following aspects of sound were the pupils investigating?

• A. Special sounds.
• B. Loud and soft sound.
• C. Noise pollution.
• D. Direction of sound.

• A. stomach
• B. large intestines
• C. rectum
• D. small intestines.

The function of the tooth is

• A. gripping and tearing
• B. tearing and grinding
• C. crushing and grinding
• D. biting and crushing.

• A. Window.
• B. Incubation.
• C. Symptomatic.
• D. Full blown.

• A. syphilis
• B. gonorrhoea
• C. bilharzia
• D. chancroid.

• A. Mars and Mercury.
• B. Venus and Jupiter.
• C. Earth and Saturn.
• D. Neptune and Uranus.

Glass bottle, ink, biro pen tube, nails, manilla paper and water.
Which one of the following instrument was the pupil likely to make?

• A. Wind vane.
• B. Liquid thermometer.
• C. Rain gauge.
• D. Windsock.

• A. large flat leaves
• B. leaves with waxy upper surface
• C. thick leaf cuticle
• D. an increased number of stomata.

• A. Weevils, aphids and weaver birds.
• B. Aphids, weaver birds and white ants.
• C. Weevils, white ants and Stalkborer.
• D. Aphids, weaver birds and Stalkborer.

• A. Lay their eggs on land.
• B. Live partly in water.
• C. Have moist skin with scales.
• D. Adults breathe through gills.

The bird represented is a

• A. filter feeder
• B. grain eater
• C. nectar feeder
• D. fish eater.

• A. Cleaning tools and equipment.
• B. Preparation of soft drinks.
• C. Washing cars.
• D. Watering plants.

• A. Saves soap during washing.
• B. Lathers easily with soap.
• C. Forms scum with soap.
• D. Suitable for drinking.

In order to balance on the see-saw

• A. John should move towards the pivot
• B. Mary should move away from pivot
• C. move the pivot towards John
• D. move the pivot towards Mary.

(i) Cleaning after use
(ii) Proper storage
(iii) Sharpening cutting edges
(iv) Proper use of tools.
Which pair consists only of methods for safety from accidents?

• A. (ii) and (iv).
• B. (i) and (iv).
• C. (ii) and (iii).
• D. (i) and (iii).

• A. Carbon dioxide.
• B. Nitrogen.
• C. Oxygen.
• D. Inert gases.

• A. Liquids have definite volume.
• B. Gases have definite volume.
• C. Liquids have definite shape.
• D. Gases have definite shape.

• A. filtering, use of magnet, evaporation
• B. decanting, picking, winnowing
• C. filtering, decanting, evaporation
• D. winnowing, use of magnet, picking.

• A. electrical—>chemical——>heat—>light
• B. electrical—> heat—>chemical—>light
• C. chemical—>electrical--->light——>heat
• D. chemical—>electrical—-->heat——>light.

• A. observing the sun through a horizontally-held transparent biro pen casing
• B. placing a mirror in water to face the sun
• C. spraying water in the air from the mouth in bright sunshine
• D. placing a biro pen casing on water in a glass container.

• A. Torch.
• B. Dam.
• C. Solar panel.
• D. Biogas plant.

• A. beef cassava, potatoes.
• B. mutton, maize, pawpaw.
• C. peas, beans, eggs.
• D. carrots, bananas, tomatoes.

• A. Air and plants.
• B. Animals and plants.
• C. Water and air.
• D. Soil and animals.

• A. soil and rater
• B. water only
• C. soil and air
• D. soil only.