ATIKA SCHOOL
  • Home
    • Atika School Advanced Search
    • News and Opinions
    • Echo
    • Academic Environment
    • How its Done
    • SITEMAP
    • About Us? >
      • About Us
      • Learn more about us
  • TUTORIALS
    • SECONDARY >
      • SCIENCES >
        • FOCUS MATHEMATICS TUTORIALS AND EXAMS FREE
        • KCSE BIOLOGY NOTES
        • FREE KCSE CHEMISTRY NOTES
        • KCSE PHYSICS NOTES, AUDIOVISUALS AND MORE
      • LANGUAGES >
        • ENGLISH >
          • English KCSE Set Books
          • ENGLISH GRAMMAR #KCSE
        • CHOZI LA HERI - MWONGOZO
        • KIGOGO - MWONGOZO
        • KCSE Kiswahili
      • TECHNICALS >
        • KCSE BUSINESS STUDIES NOTES
        • kcse Computer Studies Notes
        • KCSE AGRICULTURE NOTES, SYLLABUS, QUESTIONS, ANSWERS, SCHEMES OF WORK AND OTHERS
      • HUMANITIES >
        • KCSE History Notes Form 1 to 4
        • FREE KCSE CRE NOTES
        • KCSE GEOGRAPHY NOTES
        • IRE NOTES, AUDIOVISUAL, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
    • PRIMARY >
      • NOTES >
        • KISWAHILI
        • SOCIAL STUDIES >
          • STANDARD 4: SOCIAL STUDIES
        • SCIENCE
        • ENGLISH >
          • KCPE and Primary Level Compositions
        • MATHEMATICS >
          • KCPE Mathematics Notes
      • EXAMINATIONS >
        • DecaTurbo Online Series Examinations
        • CBC Kiswahili
        • FOCUS A365 SERIES K.C.P.E EXAMINATIONS FOR PRIMARY
        • Standard 8 (std) English Topical Questions
    • Other Supportive Documents >
      • Free Schemes of Work
      • SYLLABUS >
        • Primary 8-4-4 based Syllabus, Objectives and Lessons
        • Primary Mathematics Syllabus
      • MASOMO VIDEOS
  • CURRICULUM
    • NEW CURRICULUM DESIGNS >
      • PRIMARY >
        • PRE PRIMARY ONE CURRICULUM WITH SYLLABUS
        • PRE PRIMARY TWO CURRICULUM WITH SYLLABUS
      • SECONDARY >
        • KNEC KCSE SYLLABUS AND COURSE OUTLINES
      • COLLEGE >
        • Regulations for the TIVET Craft and Diploma Business Examinations
  • PRODUCTS
    • All Categories
    • FREE DOCUMENTS
    • PRIMARY CBC BASED RESOURCES
    • PRIMARY 8-4-4 BASED RESOURCES >
      • STANDARD 8 RESOURCES
    • COLLEGE & VARSITY RESOURCES
    • HIGH SCHOOL RESOURCES >
      • Secondary Examinations
    • FREE NOVELS >
      • COURSE BOOKS
      • KCSE KISWAHILI SETBOOKS
    • Backed Up Files and Archives
  • EXAMINATIONS
    • PRIMARY EXAMS >
      • Primary Assorted Mocks
      • Assignments and Random Exams
      • 8-4-4 >
        • STANDARD 8 PAST PAPERS 8-4-4 BASED
      • CBC
    • TOP SCHOOLS EXAMINATIONS LATEST >
      • Assignments and Random Exams
    • KCPE >
      • KCPE PAST PAPERS AND ANSWERS
      • KCPE MATHEMATICS TOPICAL QUESTIONS FROM 1989 TO LAST YEAR
    • KCSE >
      • KCSE BY SUBJECT >
        • KCSE PAST PAPERS BY SUBJECT
        • Free KCSE Past Papers Mathematics
        • Free KCSE Biology Questions and Answers
      • KCSE BY YEAR >
        • KNEC KCSE PAST PAPERS, MARKING SCHEMES, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
    • QUESTIONS & ANSWERS >
      • SECONDARY >
        • LANGUAGES >
          • ENGLISH POETRY QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS FOR K.C.S.E CANDIDATES
        • TECHNICALS >
          • COMPUTER STUDIES >
            • COMPUTER STUDIES Q & A
            • kcse computer studies paper 2 AND 3 Questions & Answers
          • BUSINESS STUDIES QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
          • KCSE AGRICULTURE TOPICAL QUESTIONS
          • KCSE HOME SCIENCE DIRECT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
        • SCIENCES >
          • KCSE Mathematics Topical Questions
          • KCSE Biology Topical Questions and Answers
          • CHEMISTRY TOPICAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
          • KCSE Physics Topical Questions
          • KCSE physics Practical Sample Quiz
        • HUMANITIES >
          • ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (IRE) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
          • C.R.E (CRE) QUESTION AND ANSWERS
          • KCSE History Topical Questions and Answers
          • GEOGRAPHY TOPICAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
      • PRIMARY >
        • Standard 4-8 Mathematics Topical Questions from Mocks and KCPE
        • Std 6 Mathematics Notes
  • HIGH INSTITUTIONS
    • EXAMINATIONS >
      • College and Varsity Past Papers online >
        • College and Varsity Past Papers online
    • TUTORIALS
  • PRICING
  • BLOGS
    • Contact
    • Help & Support
    • MPESA FORM
  • Search Free Documents (PDF)

K.C.S.E Physics Q & A - MODEL 2019PP2QN19

15/10/2020

0 Comments

 

K.C.S.E Physics Q & A - MODEL 2019PP2QN19

​(a) Define half life  as used in radioactivity. 
(b) Figure 13 shows a device used to detect radioactivity by forming tracks when air is ionised.
Picture

(i) State the name of the device shown.
(ii) State how air in the device gets ionised.
(iii) Describe how tracks are formed
(c) (i) State two factors that determine the speed of the photoelectrons emitted from a metal surface
(ii) The energy of a photon of light is 2.21 eV. (electronic charge is 1.6x10-19C and planks constant h is 6.63x10-34Js)
I. Express this energy in joules.
II. Determine the frequency of the light that produces the photon.

answers
​(a) Half life is the time taken for half the number of nuclides initially present in a sample to decay
(b). (ii) Expansion closed chamber
(ii) Due to collisions between the molecules from the radiations source and the air molecules
(iii) When the piston is pulled down air expands hence cools.
(c)(i) The work function of the metal
 Energy of incident radiation frequency/wavelength
Picture
0 Comments

K.C.S.E Physics Q & A - MODEL 2019PP1QN18

31/7/2020

0 Comments

 

K.C.S.E Physics Q & A - MODEL 2019PP1QN18

(a) Figure 9 shows a graph of pressure against temperature for a fixed mass of gas at constant volume.
(a) Figure 9 shows a graph of pressure against temperature for a fixed mass of gas at constant volume. From the graph, determine the values of n arid e given that P = nT + c where n and c are constants. (4 marks) (b) Explain why it is not possible to obtain zero pressure of a gas ¡n real life situation.(2 marks) (c) A fixed mass of a gas occupies 1.5 X 10-3 m-3 at a pressure of 760 mmHg and a temperature of 273 K. Determine the volume the gas will occupy at a temperature of 290K and a pressure of 720 mmHg. (3 marks) (d) State any three assumptions made in kinetic theory of gases. (3 marks)

From the graph, determine the values of n arid e given that P = nT + c where n and c are constants.
(b) Explain why it is not possible to obtain zero pressure of a gas in real life situation.
(c) A fixed mass of a gas occupies 1.5 X 10-3 m-3 at a pressure of 760 mmHg and a temperature of 273 K. Determine the volume the gas will occupy at a temperature of 290K and a pressure of 720 mmHg.
(d) State any three assumptions made in kinetic theory of gases.

answers
(a) Figure 9 shows a graph of pressure against temperature for a fixed mass of gas at constant volume. From the graph, determine the values of n arid e given that P = nT + c where n and c are constants. (4 marks) (b) Explain why it is not possible to obtain zero pressure of a gas ¡n real life situation.(2 marks) (c) A fixed mass of a gas occupies 1.5 X 10-3 m-3 at a pressure of 760 mmHg and a temperature of 273 K. Determine the volume the gas will occupy at a temperature of 290K and a pressure of 720 mmHg. (3 marks) (d) State any three assumptions made in kinetic theory of gases. (3 marks)
(b) It is not possible to reduce the pressure of a gas to zero since by then most  of the temperatures are very low hence the  gas liquefies.
(a) Figure 9 shows a graph of pressure against temperature for a fixed mass of gas at constant volume. From the graph, determine the values of n arid e given that P = nT + c where n and c are constants. (4 marks) (b) Explain why it is not possible to obtain zero pressure of a gas ¡n real life situation.(2 marks) (c) A fixed mass of a gas occupies 1.5 X 10-3 m-3 at a pressure of 760 mmHg and a temperature of 273 K. Determine the volume the gas will occupy at a temperature of 290K and a pressure of 720 mmHg. (3 marks) (d) State any three assumptions made in kinetic theory of gases. (3 marks)
​(d) Assumptions of the kinetic theory of gases: 
 Attraction of between the molecules is negligible. 
 Volume of the molecule is negligible compared to the volume of the container occupied by the gas. 
 The molecules undergo elastic collisions. 
 The length of time of a collision is negligible compared to the time between collisions.
0 Comments

K.C.S.E Physics Q & A - MODEL 2019PP1QN17

31/7/2020

0 Comments

 

K.C.S.E Physics Q & A - MODEL 2019PP1QN17

​(a) State what ¡s meant by  Brownian Motion. 
(b) Figure 8 shows the graph of velocity against time For a small steel ball Falling in a viscous liquid.
(a) State what ¡s meant by Brownian Motion. (1 mark) (b) Figure 8 shows the graph of velocity against time For a small steel ball Falling in a viscous liquid. (i) Describe the motion of the steel ball as represented by part OA (ii) Explain why the velocity of A and B is constant (c)A student throws a tennis ball vertically upwards from the ground and it lands back after 8 seconds.( acceleration due to gravity g =10ms-2) Determine the: (i) maximum height reached by the ball iii) velocity with which the ball hits the ground. (3 marks)
​(i) Describe the motion of the steel ball as represented by part OA
(ii) Explain why the velocity of A and B is constant
(c)A student throws a tennis ball vertically upwards from the ground and it lands back after 8 seconds.( acceleration due to gravity g =10m/s2)
Determine the:
(i) maximum height reached by the ball
iii) velocity with which the ball hits the ground.
answers
​(a) Continuous random motion of particles. 
(b) (i) It accelerates, velocity increases. 
(ii) As the ball falls through the fluid, the Viscous drag increases  until the sum of the Viscous drag and the upthrust becomes equal  the weight of the steel ball, hence the resultant force becomes zero. 
(a) State what ¡s meant by Brownian Motion. (1 mark) (b) Figure 8 shows the graph of velocity against time For a small steel ball Falling in a viscous liquid. (i) Describe the motion of the steel ball as represented by part OA (ii) Explain why the velocity of A and B is constant (c)A student throws a tennis ball vertically upwards from the ground and it lands back after 8 seconds.( acceleration due to gravity g =10ms-2) Determine the: (i) maximum height reached by the ball iii) velocity with which the ball hits the ground. (3 marks)
0 Comments

K.C.S.E Physics Q & A - MODEL 2019PP1QN16

31/7/2020

0 Comments

 

K.C.S.E Physics Q & A - MODEL 2019PP1QN16

​(a) State the meaning of the term “heat capacity.” 
(b) State how pressure affects the melting point of a substance. 
(c)Figure 7 shows a set tip of apparatus that may be used to apparatus the specific latent heat of  vaporization of steam
​(a) State the meaning of the term “heat capacity.” (b) State how pressure affects the melting point of a substance. (c)Figure 7 shows a set tip of apparatus that may be used to apparatus the specific latent heat of vaporization of steam
​(I) Describe how the mass of condensed steam is determined. 
(ii) Other than mass and time, state two other measurements that should be taken during the experiment. 
(iii) Show how the measurements in (c)(ii) can be used to determine the specific latent heat of vaporization of water.
(iv) State the precaution that should be taken so that the mass of the condensed steam measured  corresponds to the actual mass of steam collected during the time recorded  in the experiment
(v) State  why it is not necessary to measure temperature in in the set up 
answers
​(a) Heat capacity is the quantity of heat energy required to raise the temperature of a substance by 1K. 
(b) - Increase in pressure lowers the melting point while decrease in (1 mark) pressure raises/increases the melting point. 
(c) (i) - Measure the mass of the empty beaker M1.  
 Measure the mass of the beaker plus the condensed steam M2 
 Get the difference between the two masses (M2 —M1) = M 
(ii) - Voltage 
 Current 
​(a) State the meaning of the term “heat capacity.” (b) State how pressure affects the melting point of a substance. (c)Figure 7 shows a set tip of apparatus that may be used to apparatus the specific latent heat of vaporization of steam
​(iv) - Start timing when the steam drops start forming out steadily and Stop immediately the beaker is withdrawn. 
(V) Steam is produced at boiling point where temperature is constant.
0 Comments

K.C.S.E Physics Q & A - MODEL 2019PP1QN15

31/7/2020

0 Comments

 

K.C.S.E Physics Q & A - MODEL 2019PP1QN15

​(a)Figure 6 shows n bottle top opener being used to open a bottle.
​Indicate on the diagram the direction of the load and the effort. (b) State two ways ¡n which an inclined plane can be made to reduce the applied effort when pulling a Load along the plane. (c) A block and tackle system has three pulleys in the upper fixed block and two pulleys in the lower movable block. (i) Draw a diagram to show how the system can be set up in order to lift a load arid indicate the position of the load and effort. (ii) State the velocity ratio of the set up. (iii) In such a block and tackle system an effort of 200N is required to lift a load of 600N. Determine its efficiency
​Indicate on the diagram the direction of the load and the effort. 
(b) State two ways ¡n which an inclined plane can be made to reduce the applied effort when pulling a Load along the plane. 
(c) A block and tackle system has three pulleys in the upper fixed block and two pulleys in the lower movable block.
(i) Draw a diagram to show how the system can be set up in order to lift a load arid indicate the position of the load and effort.
(ii) State the velocity ratio of the set up. 
(iii) In such a block and tackle system an effort of 200N is required to lift a load of 600N. Determine its efficiency 
answers
​Indicate on the diagram the direction of the load and the effort. (b) State two ways ¡n which an inclined plane can be made to reduce the applied effort when pulling a Load along the plane. (c) A block and tackle system has three pulleys in the upper fixed block and two pulleys in the lower movable block. (i) Draw a diagram to show how the system can be set up in order to lift a load arid indicate the position of the load and effort. (ii) State the velocity ratio of the set up. (iii) In such a block and tackle system an effort of 200N is required to lift a load of 600N. Determine its efficiency
​(b)Reducing the angle of inclination. 
 Reducing the friction — using rollers, lubricants etc.
​Indicate on the diagram the direction of the load and the effort. (b) State two ways ¡n which an inclined plane can be made to reduce the applied effort when pulling a Load along the plane. (c) A block and tackle system has three pulleys in the upper fixed block and two pulleys in the lower movable block. (i) Draw a diagram to show how the system can be set up in order to lift a load arid indicate the position of the load and effort. (ii) State the velocity ratio of the set up. (iii) In such a block and tackle system an effort of 200N is required to lift a load of 600N. Determine its efficiency
​Indicate on the diagram the direction of the load and the effort. (b) State two ways ¡n which an inclined plane can be made to reduce the applied effort when pulling a Load along the plane. (c) A block and tackle system has three pulleys in the upper fixed block and two pulleys in the lower movable block. (i) Draw a diagram to show how the system can be set up in order to lift a load arid indicate the position of the load and effort. (ii) State the velocity ratio of the set up. (iii) In such a block and tackle system an effort of 200N is required to lift a load of 600N. Determine its efficiency
0 Comments
<<Previous





    CATEGORIES

    Categories

    All
    1995
    1996
    1997
    1998
    1999
    2000
    2001
    2002
    2003
    2004
    2005
    2006
    2007
    2008
    2009
    2010
    2011
    2012
    2013
    2014
    2015
    2016
    2017
    2018
    2019
    ARCHIMEDES PRINCIPLE
    BOILING AND MELTING POINTS
    CAPACITANCE
    CAPACITORS AND CAPACITANCE
    CATHODE RAY OSCILLOSCOPE
    CURRENT ELECTRICITY
    CURVED SURFACES
    ELECTRICITY
    ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION
    ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATIONS
    ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM
    ELECTRONICS
    ELECTROSCOPE
    ELECTROSTATICS
    ENERGY
    ENERGY AND MECHANICS
    EQUILIBRIUM AND CENTRE OF GRAVITY
    FLUID FLOW
    FORCE
    FORM 1 LEVEL
    FORM 2 LEVEL
    FORM 3 LEVEL
    FORM 4 LEVEL
    FREQUENCY
    GAS LAWS
    GRAVITY
    HEAT CAPACITY
    HEAT TRANSFER
    HOOKES’ LAW
    INFRARED RADIATIONS
    INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICS
    KCSE 1995
    LIGHT
    LINEAR MOTION
    MAGNETISM
    MAINS ELECTRICITY
    MATTER
    MEASUREMENT I
    MEASUREMENT II
    NEWTON'S LAWS OF MOTION
    PAPER 1
    PAPER 2
    PARTICLES OF MATTER AND NATURE
    PHOTOELECTRIC EFFECT
    POWER
    PRESSURE
    PROPAGATION OF LIGHT
    QUANTITY OF HEAT
    RADIOACTIVITY
    RECTILINEAR PROPAGATION OF LIGHT
    REFLECTION OF LIGHT
    REFRACTION OF LIGHT
    SECTION 1
    SECTION II
    SIMPLE CELL CIRCUITS
    SINKING AND FLOATING
    SOUND
    TENSION FORCES
    THERMAL EXPANSION
    THIN LENSES
    TURNING EFFECT OF MOMENTS
    UNIFORM CIRCULAR MOTION
    WAVES
    WORK
    WORK AND MACHINES
    X RAYS
    X-RAYS

    Topics

    FORM I - PHYSICS SYLLABUS

    1. Introduction to Physics (4 Lessons)
    2. Measurements 1 (12 Lessons)
    3. Force (16 Lessons)
    4. Pressure (24 Lessons)
    5. Particulate Nature of Matter (12 Lessons)
    6. Thermal Expansion (12 Lessons)
    7. Heat Transfer
    8. Rectilinear Propagation of Light and Reflection at Plane Surface (16 Lessons)
    9. Electrostatics (12 Lessons)
    10. Cells and Simple Circuits (12 Lessons)

    FORM II - PHYSICS SYLLABUS

    1. Magnetism (12 Lessons)
    2. Measurements II (16 Lessons)
    3. Turning Effect of Force (10 Lessons)
    4. Equilibrium Centre of Gravity (12 Lessons)
    5. Reflection at Curved Surfaces (16 Lessons)
    6. Magnetic Effect of Electric Current (18 Lessons)
    7. Hooke's Law (8 Lessons)
    8. Waves (14 Lessons)
    9. Sound (12 Lessons)
    10. Fluid Flow  (14 Lessons)
    TOPICS

    FORM III - PHYSICS SYLLABUS

    1. Linear Motion (20 Lessons)
    2. Refraction of Light (20 Lessons)
    3. Laws of Motion (15 Lessons)
    4. Energy, Power and Machines (20 Lessons)
    5. Current Electricity (20 Lessons)
    6. Waves II(10 Lessons)
    7. Electrostatics II (15 Lessons)
    8. Heating Effect of Electric Current (10 Lessons)
    9. Quantity of Heat (20 Lessons)
    10. Gas Laws (15 Lessons)

    FORM IV - PHYSICS SYLLABUS

    1. Thin Lenses (20 Lessons)
    2. Uniform Circular Motion (10 Lessons)
    3. Floating and Sinking (15 Lessons)
    4. Electromagnetic Spectrum (15 Lessons)
    5. Electromagnetic Induction (20 Lessons)
    6. Mains Electricity (10 Lessons)
    7. Cathode Rays and Cathode Ray Tube (10 Lessons)
    8. X-rays (8 Lessons)
    9. Photoelectric Effect (15 Lessons)
    10. Radioactivity  (15 Lessons)
    11. Electronics (10 Lessons)
    ARCHIVES

    Archives

    October 2020
    July 2020
    May 2020
    December 2015
    November 2015
    October 2015
    September 2015

    RSS FEEDS

    RSS Feed

    AUTHOR

    M.A Nyamoti

    My passion is to see students pass using right methods and locally available resources. My emphasis is STEM courses


    HIGH SCHOOL RESOURCES

    open

    PRIMARY SCHOOL RESOURCES 8-4-4

    open

    PRIMARY SCHOOL RESOURCES CBC

    open

    COLLEGE RESOURCES

    open

    FREE NOVELS

    open

atika school app
Download our Android App

Primary Resources
  • K.C.P.E Past Papers
  • ​Pri - Primary 1 Level
  • Pri  - Primary 2 Level
  • Grade 1
  • Grade 2
  • Grade 3
  • Grade 4
  • Standard 5
  • Standard 6
  • Standard 7
  • Standard 8
  • English
  • Kiswahili
  • Social Studies
  • Science
  • Mathematics
  • Kenya Sign Language
  • I.R.E
  • ​H.R.E
  • Notes
  • Termly Questions
  • Mocks
  • K.C.P.E Past Papers
College Resources
  • E.C.D.E
  • P.T.E
  • D.T.E
  • Technical Diploma
  • Technical Certificate
  • Business Diploma
  • Business Certificate
  • Higher Diploma
  • K.A.S.N.E.B Resources
  • K.M.T.C Resources
  • Varsity Resources
Secondary Resources
  • K.C.S.E Past Papers
  • Form 1
  • Form 2
  • Form 3
  • Form 4
  • Term 1
  • Term 2
  • Term 3
  • English
  • Geography
  • History
  • C.R.E
  • I.R.E
  • ​H.R.E
  • Home Science
  • Computer Studies
  • Business Studies
  • Agriculture
  • Chemistry
  • Biology
  • Physics
  • Mathematics ALT A
  • Mathematics ALT B
  • Kiswahili
  • French
  • Germany
  • Arabic
  • Aviation
  • Art & Design
  • Drawing & Design
  • Building & Construction
  • Metal Works
  • Wood Work
  • Music
  • Kenya Sign Language
  • Electricity
Other Useful Links
  • Academic Environment
  • How its Done
  • News and Opinions
  • Manyam Franchise Support
  • About
  • SITEMAP
  • FOCUS A365 SERIES
  • Membership Details (KCPE/KCSE)
  • Secondary Mocks
  • SYLLABUS
Contact Us

    Send Us a Message

    Max file size: 20MB
Submit
Manyam Franchise
P.O Box 1189 - 40200 Kisii
Tel: 0728 450 424
Tel: 0738 619 279
Tel: 0763 450 425
E-mail - sales@manyamfranchise.com
  • Home
    • Atika School Advanced Search
    • News and Opinions
    • Echo
    • Academic Environment
    • How its Done
    • SITEMAP
    • About Us? >
      • About Us
      • Learn more about us
  • TUTORIALS
    • SECONDARY >
      • SCIENCES >
        • FOCUS MATHEMATICS TUTORIALS AND EXAMS FREE
        • KCSE BIOLOGY NOTES
        • FREE KCSE CHEMISTRY NOTES
        • KCSE PHYSICS NOTES, AUDIOVISUALS AND MORE
      • LANGUAGES >
        • ENGLISH >
          • English KCSE Set Books
          • ENGLISH GRAMMAR #KCSE
        • CHOZI LA HERI - MWONGOZO
        • KIGOGO - MWONGOZO
        • KCSE Kiswahili
      • TECHNICALS >
        • KCSE BUSINESS STUDIES NOTES
        • kcse Computer Studies Notes
        • KCSE AGRICULTURE NOTES, SYLLABUS, QUESTIONS, ANSWERS, SCHEMES OF WORK AND OTHERS
      • HUMANITIES >
        • KCSE History Notes Form 1 to 4
        • FREE KCSE CRE NOTES
        • KCSE GEOGRAPHY NOTES
        • IRE NOTES, AUDIOVISUAL, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
    • PRIMARY >
      • NOTES >
        • KISWAHILI
        • SOCIAL STUDIES >
          • STANDARD 4: SOCIAL STUDIES
        • SCIENCE
        • ENGLISH >
          • KCPE and Primary Level Compositions
        • MATHEMATICS >
          • KCPE Mathematics Notes
      • EXAMINATIONS >
        • DecaTurbo Online Series Examinations
        • CBC Kiswahili
        • FOCUS A365 SERIES K.C.P.E EXAMINATIONS FOR PRIMARY
        • Standard 8 (std) English Topical Questions
    • Other Supportive Documents >
      • Free Schemes of Work
      • SYLLABUS >
        • Primary 8-4-4 based Syllabus, Objectives and Lessons
        • Primary Mathematics Syllabus
      • MASOMO VIDEOS
  • CURRICULUM
    • NEW CURRICULUM DESIGNS >
      • PRIMARY >
        • PRE PRIMARY ONE CURRICULUM WITH SYLLABUS
        • PRE PRIMARY TWO CURRICULUM WITH SYLLABUS
      • SECONDARY >
        • KNEC KCSE SYLLABUS AND COURSE OUTLINES
      • COLLEGE >
        • Regulations for the TIVET Craft and Diploma Business Examinations
  • PRODUCTS
    • All Categories
    • FREE DOCUMENTS
    • PRIMARY CBC BASED RESOURCES
    • PRIMARY 8-4-4 BASED RESOURCES >
      • STANDARD 8 RESOURCES
    • COLLEGE & VARSITY RESOURCES
    • HIGH SCHOOL RESOURCES >
      • Secondary Examinations
    • FREE NOVELS >
      • COURSE BOOKS
      • KCSE KISWAHILI SETBOOKS
    • Backed Up Files and Archives
  • EXAMINATIONS
    • PRIMARY EXAMS >
      • Primary Assorted Mocks
      • Assignments and Random Exams
      • 8-4-4 >
        • STANDARD 8 PAST PAPERS 8-4-4 BASED
      • CBC
    • TOP SCHOOLS EXAMINATIONS LATEST >
      • Assignments and Random Exams
    • KCPE >
      • KCPE PAST PAPERS AND ANSWERS
      • KCPE MATHEMATICS TOPICAL QUESTIONS FROM 1989 TO LAST YEAR
    • KCSE >
      • KCSE BY SUBJECT >
        • KCSE PAST PAPERS BY SUBJECT
        • Free KCSE Past Papers Mathematics
        • Free KCSE Biology Questions and Answers
      • KCSE BY YEAR >
        • KNEC KCSE PAST PAPERS, MARKING SCHEMES, QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
    • QUESTIONS & ANSWERS >
      • SECONDARY >
        • LANGUAGES >
          • ENGLISH POETRY QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS FOR K.C.S.E CANDIDATES
        • TECHNICALS >
          • COMPUTER STUDIES >
            • COMPUTER STUDIES Q & A
            • kcse computer studies paper 2 AND 3 Questions & Answers
          • BUSINESS STUDIES QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
          • KCSE AGRICULTURE TOPICAL QUESTIONS
          • KCSE HOME SCIENCE DIRECT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
        • SCIENCES >
          • KCSE Mathematics Topical Questions
          • KCSE Biology Topical Questions and Answers
          • CHEMISTRY TOPICAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
          • KCSE Physics Topical Questions
          • KCSE physics Practical Sample Quiz
        • HUMANITIES >
          • ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (IRE) QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
          • C.R.E (CRE) QUESTION AND ANSWERS
          • KCSE History Topical Questions and Answers
          • GEOGRAPHY TOPICAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
      • PRIMARY >
        • Standard 4-8 Mathematics Topical Questions from Mocks and KCPE
        • Std 6 Mathematics Notes
  • HIGH INSTITUTIONS
    • EXAMINATIONS >
      • College and Varsity Past Papers online >
        • College and Varsity Past Papers online
    • TUTORIALS
  • PRICING
  • BLOGS
    • Contact
    • Help & Support
    • MPESA FORM
  • Search Free Documents (PDF)