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PREDICTION 1

1. Zawadi and Nuru were playing on a seesaw at home. Nuru tried to lift Zawadi as shown
below.

From the illustration, it is true that;

A. Both Nuru and Zawadi act as the pivot.
B. Nuru acts as the load.
C. Nuru acts as the effort.
D. Zawadi acts as the fulcrum.
2. Which of the following is not a way of reducing air pollution in the environment?
A. Sprinkling water on earthen floors before sweeping.
B. Sprinkling water on dusty grounds.
C. Fixing chimneys on the kitchen.
D. Fixing sewage pipes that are leaking.
3. Grade 6 learners performed an experiment as shown below.

From the experiment, the learners concluded that;

A. leaves help in photosynthesis.
B. leaves help in transpiration.
C. leaves help in respiration.
D. leaves help in transportation of minerals.
4. Kamwana was asked to name the blood component that transports dissolved components
around the body. Which answer was he likely to give?
A. white blood cells
B. plasma
C. platelets
D. red blood cells

Mwanzia downloaded the following picture and displayed it during a science and technology
lesson. Use it to answer question 5-7.
5. Blood is pumped to all parts of the body organs by the contraction of the part labeled
______________________.
A. J
B. s
C. P
D. K
6. Deoxygenated blood is received into the heart through the part labeled
_____________________.
A. X
B. Q
C. H
D. G
7. Blood is pumped through all the parts of the body through the part labeled;
A. G
B. X
C. Q
D. H
8. Grade 4 learners discovered that an egg sinks in fresh water. The same egg floated on
salty water as shown below.

Which factor that affects floating and sinking were they investigating?
A. material
B. shape
C. density
D. weight
9. Grade 6 learners from a certain academy were asked to mention what they had learnt
about snails and slugs. They gave their answers as shown below. Who gave the wrong
answer?
A. They have a wet skin and no bones.
B. They have a pair of antennae.
C. Those that live on land breathe through lungs.
 D. Their bodies are not segmented.
10. Which of the following statements is true?
A. Blood group A can receive blood from group O and B.
B. Blood group B can receive blood from group A and B.
C. Blood group AB can receive blood from any of the groups.
D. Blood group O can receive blood from group A, B and AB.
11. The diagram below shows a ___________________________.

A. spreadsheet
B. power point
C. word processor
D. graphics software
12. Which of the following is not part of deciduous teeth?
A. premolars
B. molars
C. canines
D. incisors
13. Kimani observed the following phase of the moon in the sky.

What is the name given to the phase of the moon?

A. Waxing gibbous moon
B. Waxing crescent moon
C. Waning crescent moon
D. Waning gibbous moon
14. Tunu put water in a basin and kept it outside in the sun. After an hour, the water was very
warm. She used it for bathing. How did the heat from the sun reach the water in the
basin?
A. By radiation
B. By convection
C. By conduction
D. By hydrolysis
15. Digestion of proteins takes place in the ______________________.
 A. mouth
B. duodenum
C. stomach
D. colon

AGRICULTURE AND NUTRITION

16. Mwahangila noticed that seedlings on his nursery bed were congested. Which practice
would you advise him to carry out?
A. pruning
B. thinning
C. shading
D. weeding
17. When preparing a vegetable nursery bed, grade 5 learners placed some mulch after
planting the seeds. Why do you think they did so?
A. To reduce water loss from the soil, to keep the seeds and the soil from being
eroded.
B. To reduce water loss from the soil, to keep the seedlings from drying.
C. To increase the fertility of the soil, to prevent soil erosion.
D. To increase the rate of growth of the seeds, to keep the seedlings from drying.
18. Re-using plastic containers for innovative gardening helps in;
A. conserving water.
B. conserving the environment.
C. increasing water sources.
D. increasing crop yields.
19. Which of the following practices enables the seedling to grow straight in the nursery?
A. Removing mulches.
B. Reducing the number of watering times.
C. Removing the shade.
D. Uprooting unwanted plants.
20. The following are indigenous root crops except;
A. Irish potatoes
B. Cassava
C. Arrowroots
D. Yams
21. Grade 5 learners from Little Angels Academy made a sack garden during an Agriculture
lesson. They were guided by their teacher to arrange some stones in the middle of the
sack. Why were the stones put in the middle of the sack?
A. To enable water to drain from the sack.
B. To allow water to flow to the lower level of the sack.
C. To make the sack to be very firm.
D. For the sack not to grow old easily.
22. Which of the following statements is not true about innovative gardening?
A. It can be practiced both horizontally and vertically.
B. It requires large farms for it to be effective.
C. It enables families to have food at all times.
D. It can be done at home.
23. Which of the following domestic animals have the same use?
A. donkey and cow
B. sheep and cat
 C. dog and camel
D. camel and horse
24. Fixing gutters on the roof of houses can help ____________________ in controlling
erosion.
A. sheet
B. rill
C. splash
D. gulley
25. Training climbing fruit plants involves;
A. allowing them to grow in a particular direction.
B. allowing them to grow in a particular speed.
C. allowing them to grow at a specific time.
D. allowing them to grow on a selected garden.
26. Which of the following statements is true about the soil with particles of medium size?
A. It retains the highest amount of water.
B. It retains the least amount of water.
C. Most crops can be grown on it.
D. It supports farming of rice.
27. The practice of planting crops to cover soil so that little water evaporates is called
A. intercropping
B. covercropping
C. mulching
D. shading.

28. The following are ways of conserving water in farming. Which one is not?
A. using sunken beds
B. mulching
C. shading
D. practicing irrigation
29. What is the meaning of organic gardening?
A. growing crops without use of soil
B. growing crops without use agro-chemicals
C. growing crops using vertical or horizontal containers
D. growing crops that do not have strong stems
30. Amina has a bull that she bought after selling surplus maize from her farm. The bull
cannot be used;
A. as a pet.
B. to plough on the farm.
C. to provide meat.
D. as a source of income.

31. Grade 6 learners were asked to name a method that would be used to preserve meat only
for a short period. Which of the following answers were they likely to mention?
A. Sun drying
B. Smoking
C. Salting
D. Refrigeration
32. Which of the following houses is common in cities?
A. Bungalows
B. Flats
 C. Maisonette
D. Storeyed house
33. Halima went to buy food from a general grocery. Which of the following should she
consider first?
A. The type of material the packaging is made of.
B. The weight of the item that has been packaged.
C. The price of the item that has been packaged.
D. The date of expiry written on the package.
34. Grade 4 learners were asked to name the fuels that can only be used to cook and provide
light. It is likely that the fuels are:
A. Charcoal and firewood
B. Electricity and firewood
C. Paraffin and gas
D. Gas and charcoal
35. At lunch time, Oxanna ate Ugali, sukumawiki and an orange. What else should she eat to
make her diet balanced?
A. An egg
B. A ripe banana
C. A cooked banana
D. Watermelon
36. Identify the type of house that is described below.
i. It is oblong in shape.
ii. It uses poles, sticks, grass leaves which are smeared with a plaster of cow dung
and mud on both walls and roof.
iii. It has small openings for ventilation.
A. Kikuyu hut
B. Manyatta hut
C. Borana hut
D. Luo hut
37. Which of the following is an advantage of charcoal jiko over a gas cooker?

A. It can be used anywhere.

B. It is a bit cheap.
C. It can be used in doors and outdoors.
D. It cooks faster.

38. Awino was asked by her mother to prepare food for her sick father. Which of the
following is the main factor to consider as she goes to buy the food?

A. Fuel needed for cooking.

B. Dietary needs.
C. Availability of the food.
D. Time to be used to prepare the food.

39. Which of the following types of food cannot be stewed?

A. Beans
B. Spinach
C. Green bananas
D. Poultry
40. When we eat foods rich in calcium like milk and yoghurt, we are not likely to suffer
from;

A. goiter
B. scurvy
C. anaemia
D. rickets
PREDICTION 2

Answer all questions

1. Sarah observed different animals in responsible for this exchange of
her local environment. She saw a gases?
chameleon that changes colour, a A. Digestive system
frog that lives in water and on land, a B. Circulatory system
bird that flies, and a fish that swims. C. Respiratory system
Which of these animals belongs to D. Nervous system
the amphibian group? 5. Tom felt his heart beating in his
A. Chameleon B. Frog C. Bird D. Fish chest. The teacher explained that the
2. Mwangi visited a forest and observed heart is part of the system that
various plants. He saw some plants transports blood, oxygen, and
that produce cones instead of nutrients around the body. What is
flowers or fruits. What group of this system called?
plants do these belong to? A. Digestive system
A. Flowering plants B. Circulatory system
B. Non-flowering plants C. Respiratory system
C. Ferns D. Excretory system
D. Conifers 6. A community experienced an
3. A farmer noticed that his crops were outbreak of a disease spread through
not growing well. A science expert contaminated water. What type of
visited the farm and explained that disease is this?
some small living things in the soil A. Airbone disease
help break down dead plants and B. Waterborne disease
animals, making the soil fertile. What C. Vector-borne disease
are these small living things called? D. Deficiency disease
A. Insects 7. Lisa's mother mixed sugar in warm
B. Fungi and bacteria water until it disappeared completely.
C. Worms What is the mixture called when a
D. Algae substance dissolves completely in a
4. During a health lesson, the teacher liquid?
explained how our bodies take in A. Suspension
oxygen and release carbon dioxide. B. Solution
Which human body system is
 C. Mixture A. Lever B. Pulley
D. Emulsion C. Wheel and axle D. Inclined plane
8. James was given a mixture of sand 12.During a science experiment, the
and iron filings. He was asked to teacher shone a beam of light onto a
separate them. Which property of mirror, and the light bounced back.
iron filings can be used to separate What do we call the bouncing back of
them from the sand? light from a surface?
A. Size B. Colour
C. Magnetism D. Density
9. Amani observed that when he leaves
a glass of juice in the sun, the juice
becomes warm. What method of heat
transfer is mainly responsible for
A. Refraction B. Reflection
warming the juice in this case?
C. Absorption D. Transmission
A. Conduction B. Convection
C. Radiation D. Insulation 13.Omar placed a spoon in a glass of
10.David was lifting a heavy bucket of water and noticed that the spoon
water from a well using a rope and a appeared bent at the point where it
wheel at the top. What simple entered the water. What property of
machine is he using? light causes this effect?
A. Reflection B. Refraction
C. Diffraction D. Scattering
14.The school bell rang loudly, signaling
the end of the lesson. Sound travels
through different materials. Through
which state of matter does sound
travel fastest?
A. Solid B. Liquid
A. Lever B. Inclined plane C. Gas D. Vacuum
C. Pulley D. Screw 15.The teacher played a musical
instrument that produced a high-
11.Mary used a ramp to push a heavy
pitched sound. Which property of
box into a truck. What simple
sound refers to how high or low a
machine is the ramp?
sound is?
 A. Volume B. Loudness What is the cutting down of trees
C. Pitch D. Echo over a large area called?
16.On a hot day, Sarah wore light- A. Conservation B. Reforestation
coloured clothes and felt cooler than C. Deforestation D. Preservation
when she wears dark-coloured 20.A grade 5 learner was asked to
clothes. This is because light colours: identify a part of a breathing
A. Absorb more heat system.Name the area marked Z?
B. Reflect more heat
C. Conduct heat better
D. Insulate against heat
17.Name the part marked T?
z

T
A. trachea B. Alveoli
C. diaphragm D. bronchus

A. stomach B. colon 21.Tom was using a computer to type a

C. ileum D. mouth story. Which part of the computer
displays the information he is typing
18.James was learning about circulatory
and the results of his actions?
system. Which one of the following is
not a blood vessel?

A.blood
B.pulmonary artery
C. aorta
D. venacava

19.The teacher explained that some

human activities harm the
environment, such as cutting down
trees without planting new ones.
 A. Keyboard A. Online gaming B. Online shopping
B. Mouse C. Online safety D. Online chatting
C. Monitor 26.Mwangi was following a set of step-
D. Printer by-step instructions to build a simple
circuit. In technology, what do we call
22.Lisa wanted to save her drawing on
a set of instructions to solve a
the computer so she could open it
problem or perform a task?
later. Which part of the computer is
A. Data
used for storing information?
B. Program
A. Monitor
C. Algorithm
B. Keyboard
D. Code
C. Printer
27.Which of the following is an example
D. Hard drive
of a harmful plant?
23.David was using a device to click on
A. Cabbage
icons and open files on the computer
B. Tomato
screen. What is this input device
C. Poison Ivy
called?
D. Maize
A. Keyboard
28.A student is observing different
B. Monitor
materials. Which of the following
C. Mouse
materials is an insulator of heat?
D. Speaker
A. Copper wire B. Aluminium foil
24.Amina was researching online for her
C. Wooden stick D. Iron rod
science project. What is the global
29.What phase of the moon is observed
network that connects computers
when the entire face of the moon is
and allows access to a vast amount
lit up?
of information called?
A. New moon B. Half moon
A. Intranet
C. Crescent moon D. Full moon
B. Extranet
30.Which of the following is a way to
C. Internet
conserve water?
D. Network
A. Leaving the tap running while
25.The teacher warned the learners
brushing teeth
about sharing personal information
B. Fixing leaky pipes
online. What is the practice of
C. Watering plants during the hottest
protecting yourself and your
part of the day
information while using the internet
D. Using a hosepipe to wash the ca
called?
PREDICTION 3

1. Learners went for a nature walk to study the importance of plants. They listed the following as the
importance of plants. They
i. produce fruits
ii. attract rain
iii. beautify environment
iv. protect soil
v. produce nectar
Which two are true for flowering plants?
A. (i) and (iii)
B. (i) and (v)
C. (ii) and (iv)
D. (iii) and (v)
2. Grade 5 learners in a certain primary school grouped fungi with their use. Which of the following fungi
was correctly matched to its use?
Fungi Use
A. Yeast preservation of beverages
B. Toadstool food for animals
C. Mushroom beauty of environment
D. Penicillium source of medicine
3. A learner observed that when food remains fell on the floor, the food was quickly covered by small ants
which ate all of it.
This behavior by the ants demonstrated that living things

A. respond to changes in their environment

B. love eating food
C. hunt for food in their environment
D. hide after feeding.

4. In a certain family the water used for washing clothes is then used to clean the house. Water taps are also
turned off when not in use. Which one of the following is true about the family? It conserves water by

A. recycling and re-using

B. reducing only
C. re-using and reducing
D. recycling only.

5. While sweeping the classroom, Jane started sneezing and found it difficult to continue sweeping. What
could Jane do to prevent sneezing and continue sweeping?

A. Put on an overcoat.
B. Sprinkle water on the floor.
C. Wear gloves.
D. Change the broom she is using.

6. During a lesson on fungi, the teacher warned learners not to pick mushrooms on their own for cooking.
The reason why learners should follow their teacher's advice is that

A. mushrooms have no nutrients

 B. some mushrooms have worms
C. mushrooms are difficult to cook
D. some mushrooms are poisonous.

7. The picture below shows a kettle with parts labelled L, M, N and P.

Which two parts are likely to be made of poor conductors of heat?

A. L and P
B. L and N
C. M and N
D. M and P.

8. To control the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the measures taken is to clean hands. A learner noted that
after using a sanitiser, hands dry up faster than when washed with water. This is because the sanitiser

A. freezes quickly
B. is absorbed by the skin
C. condenses easily
D. evaporates easily.

9. After a discussion on composition of air, learners presented the information in a pie chart as shown
below.

Which one of the following letters represents a gas that supports burning?

A. M
B. K
C. L
D. J
10. The diagram below represents a beam balance that was constructed by learners to be used for comparing
masses of objects.

The beam balance could not compare masses of objects because

A. the arm was fixed

B. a wooden arm was used to wong of
C. wires were used instead of thread
D. similar tins were used.

11. During a class discussion, learners listed the following as some effects of gravity.

i. Flowing of water in rivers.

ii. Writing on chalkboard.
iii. Fruits falling from a tree.
iv. Swimming in a pool.
Which two are correct effects of gravity?

A. (ii) and (iii)

B. (i) and (iv)
C. (i) and (iii)
D. (ii) and (iv)
12. Learners dropped dry leaves on a fire and observed that some leaves moved upwards instead of dropping
into the fire. Which one of the following statements best explains the observation?

A. Leaves are light.

B. Leaves expand.
C. Wind carried leaves upwards.
D. Hot air carried leaves upwards.

13. Learners were preparing to go out for a nature walk in a nearby forest. Which one of the following pair of
protective equipment would be most suitable for their safety when handling plants in the forest?

A. Gloves and goggles.

B. Gloves and overcoats.
C. Tongs and overcoats.
D. Goggles and tongs.

14. A learner went to hospital complaining of severe diarrhoea, vomiting and thirst. Which one of the
following diseases was the learner likely to be suffering from?
 A. Bilharzia.
B. Cholera.
C. Typhoid.
D. Dysentry.

15. Learners observed a cloud that was low in the sky, dark-grey in colour and thick. The appearance of the
cloud indicates that there was going to be a

A. windy weather
B. foggy weatherboa
C. rainy weather
D. sunny weather.

16. Which of the following crop is a climbing fruit?

A. Orange.
B. Passion.
C. Mango.
D. Apple.

17. How can the learners protect young climbing fruit plants from damage by animals?

A. Staking the plants.

B. Constructing a shade.
C. Trapping the animals.
D. Applying a mulch.

18. Which of the following practices will provide support to a climbing fruit plant?

A. Hardening.
B. Pruning.
C. Training.
D. Mulching.

19. Which of the following crops is eaten as a fresh fruit?

A. Pumpkin.
B. Water melon.
C. Cucumber.
D. Calabash.

20. What is the main nutritional benefit of eating mangoes?

A. Vitamins.
B. Proteins.
C. Fibre.
D. Carbohydrates.

21. Exposed plant roots on a bare flat ground is an indication of

 A. Splash erosion.
B. sheet erosion.
C. gulley erosion.
D. rill erosion.

22. All the following are ways of controlling soil erosion. Which one is not?

A. Using drip irrigation.

B. Mulching.
C. Planting cover crops
D. Building gabions.

23. How does the seedbed in the picture help to conserve water?

A. Reduces evaporation.
B. Collects surface run-off.
C. Prevents effects of strong wind.
D. Protects soil from strong sun.

24. Identify the animal drawn below.

A. Goat.
B. Dog
C. Sheep.
D. Bull.

25. Which of the following shows a pair of tiny seeded crops?

A. Sugarcane and banana.

B. Onions and tomatoes.
C. Pumpkin and cucumber.
D. Sunflower and carrots.

26. Mrs. Chacha always stuffs her leather shoes with old newspapers before storing. Which of the following
is the reason for stuffing old newspapers? To

A. prevent her shoes from becoming small

B. prevent her shoes from getting dirty
C. make her shoes dry completely
D. prevent her shoes from losing shape.

27. Kwamboka is feeling unwell. She is showing the following symptoms: Fever, pain in the joints, headache
and vomiting. Which of the following diseases is she suffering from?

A. Malaria.
B. Cough.
C. Measles.
D. Chicken pox.
 28. Kangu and Yala are helping to make a family budget. Which of the following is the reason why they are
making a family budget? To

A. make their family happy

B. buy expensive items
C. make good use of money
D. buy all the items in fashion.

29. Which of the following is not a factor to consider when making a budget?

A. Taste and preference.

B. Amount of money.
C. The type of food.
D. The weather of the day.

30. Joan wants to help her mother preserve cereals by drying in the sun. Which of the following shows the
correct steps?

A. Wash, dry completely and put in the sun.

B. Dry completely, pack in airtight bags
C. Dry completely, pack in bags and store.
D. Dry completely, pack in airtight bags, store in a dry place.

31. Grade 6 learners used their digital devices to get information on cleaning a charcoal jiko that was used for
cooking. The following is the information:

i.Empty the jiko.

ii.Let the jiko cool.
iii.Leave it in an airy place to dry
iv.Wipe the metal parts with a cloth wrung out of warm soapy water.
Which of the following shows the correct order the learners can follow when cleaning the jiko.
A. (ii), (i), (iv), (iii)
B. (i), (ii), (iv), (iii)
C. (i), (iii), (ii), (iv)
D. (ii), (i), (iii), (iv)

32. Wanjala was told by her parents to be no cleaning utensils immediately after use. Why do you think this
is important?

A. To make the utensil last long.

B. To prevent them from staining.
C. To prevent them from cracking.
D. To make them shine after washing.

33. Loima and Ole-Kina are talking about the importance of mending clothes before washing. Loima tells
Ole-Kina that we mend clothes before washing to

A. prevent the clothes from getting creased

B. make the clothes look new after washing
C. prevent further damage to the clothes
 D. retain the original colour of the clothes.

34. The following are factors to consider when choosing buttons. Which one is not?
A.The person you are buying the buttons for
B. The colour of the garment
C. The size of the button
D. The number of button holes

35. Kola wants to make a neck scarf to give his grandfather as a gift. Which one of the following is not a
method he can use to make the neck scarf?

A. Sewing.
B. Knitting.
C. Weaving
D. Crotcheting.walls to W

36. Learners were asked to outline the process hue of performing long jump. Which of the following is the
correct process?

A. Flight, take-off, approach, landing.

B. Approach, take-off, flight, landing.
C. Take-off, landing, approach, flight.
D. Landing, approach, take-off, flight.

37. Which of the following statements is true about safety when throwing javelin in the field?

A. Only the thrower and the one to collect the thrown javelin should be in the throwing area.
B. The javelin may be thrown back to the throwing area after landing.
C. The thrown javelin should be caught while in the air to avoid breaking.
D. The thrower is the only player who is supposed to be in the throwing area.

38. A soccer goalkeeper strained a thigh muscle during a football match. A first aider applied a bandage on
the injured do part. Why was the bandage applied?

A. To stop bleeding.
B. To reduce swelling
C. To immobilise the leg.
D. To use the first aid materials.

39. Four athletes consumed different types of drinks before the race. Who among the four consumed the most
appropriate drink for hydration?

A. Peter drunk water.

B. James drunk porridge.
C. Sophia drunk milk.
D. Daisy drunk coffee.
40. Which of the following activities would you and your friends engage in to enhance physical fitness?

A. Sleeping for long hours so as to rest.

B. Swimming regulary with friends.
C. Eating balanced diet at all times.
D. Watching soccer games to learn the skills

41. You have been asked to select players for your school's volleyball team. How many players will you
identify to be in the court at the start of a volleyball game?

A. 61
B. 12
C. 11
D. 7

42. Grade six learners were planning for movement sequences in gymnastics. Which of the categories
provided is an appropriate two-action sequence?

A. Side vault to Backward roll.

B. Backward roll to fence vault.
C. Cartwheel to Headstand.
D. Astride Vault to Forward roll.

43. Your group is preparing to demonstrate flexibility testing to other class members. Which of the following
equipment should your group use?

A. Sit and reach box.

B. Tape measure.
C. Weighing scale.
D. Measuring string.

44. An athlete from your school finished first in a marathon race. Which was the most important physical
fitness component the athlete used?

A. Power.
B. Speed.
C. Endurance.
D. Coordination.

45. A group of leamers preserved food appropriately when going out for an excursion. Why was the food
preserved?

A. To add taste before eating.

B. To keep warm and dry.
C. To stay long before spoiling.
D. For ease of carrying.

46. Four learners gave the meaning of ABC in first aid. Which of the responses given was the correct
meaning?
 A. Awake Breathing and Circulation.
B. Assess Breathing and Circulation.
C. Airways Breathing and Circulation.
D. Airways Bleeding and Circulation.

47. A learner was stung by a bee during an outdoor activity in the school farm. What did the teacher advice
the learner to do?

A. Immediately go home and sleep.

B. Place hot water in the stung area.
C. Pull the sting out immediately.
D. Kill the bees and continue.

48. Which of the following can be used to improvise a relay baton?

A. Broken glasses.
B. Maize stalks.
C. Old clothes.
D. Thread.

49. When playing a game, players aim at scoring. Which of the following games is correctly matched with
the method of scoring?

A. Tag rugby-Shot
B. Volleyball - Try
C. Soccer - Goal
D. Handball - Gun

50. During a netball competition, one player used a shoulder pass to pass the ball to a team mate. Why did
this player choose to use the shoulder pass?

A. Team mate was close.

B. Team mate was running.
C. Team mate was marked.
D. Team mate was far.
 PREDICTION 4 6. Akinyi was studying about the parts of
1. Which one of the following is not needed
the human digestive system. She
when collecting invertebrates in the locality?
came across the part that helps in
A. Tongs absorption of water and mineral salts
B. Digital device for photographing into the body. Which part was that?
C. Empty containers A. Large intestines
D. A knife. B. Stomach
C. Small intestines
2. A teacher listed some common fungi D. Gullet.
within th environment. Which of the
following was wrongly listed? 7. What is the function of the windpipe?
A. Mushroom A. Absorbs gas from the air.
B. Cypress B. Allows exchange of gases.
C. Puffball C. Directs air into the lungs.
D. Mould. D. Moistens air.

3. Study the figure below and 8. Katana went to the beach. He saw an animal
answer questions 3 and 4. that had the following charatceristics;
(i) Its body is covered with dry
scales (ii) It lays eggs
(iii) It breaths through the lungs
Which class of animals did Katana see?
A. Mammals B. Reptiles
The blood component above is C. Amphibians D. Birds
A. platelets
B. red Blood cells 9. The diagram below shows a
C. white blood cells simple blood circulatory system.
D. plasma. Q R
S
4. Which one of the following is the main P
function of the component shown above?
A. Transport oxygen from lungs to all RA
LA
parts of the body.
B. Helps in blood clotting. RV LV
C. Transport dissolved food
substances around the body.
D. Fights disease causing Which pair of blood vessels carry
organisms in our body. blood with least amount of carbon
dioxide? A. S and R
5. Which one of the following is not a B. P and Q
disease affecting the breathing system? C. P and S
A. Common cold D. S and Q
B. Cough
C. covid -19
D. Bilharzia.
10. Which of the following insects belong AGRICULTUREAND NUTRITION.
to the same group as spiders? 17. The following animals can be controlled
A. Ticks by the use of a fence except a
B. Bees A. squirrel B. mongoose
C. Mite C. hare C. bird.
D. Weevils.
18. What is the best time to plant seedlings?
11. Three of the following are safety precautions A. In the morning
when handling plants. Which one is not? B. At midday
A. Wear gloves on your hands. C. In the afternoon
B. Wash hands using soap after handling plants. D. In the evening.
C. Wear protective gear.
D. Eat any fruit or leaves. 19. Which of the following human
activities contributes to soil erosion?
12. A push or a pull of an object is referred to as A. Mulching
A. weight B. force B. Afforestation
C. energy D. volume. C. Crop rotation
D. Deforestation.
13. Grade four learners were asked to list
some sources of heat. Which of the 20. Putting dry grass on top of the seedbed
following was not a correct response? on the ground after planting is known as
A. Sun B. Gas A. sowing B. thinning
C. Fire D. Moon. C. mulching D. gardening.

14. Which of the following blood vessels 21. Three of the following are practices
distributes blood to the brain, legs and hands? carried out in caring for vegetables.Which
A. Capillaries one is not? A.Weeding.
B. Venacava B. Thinning.
C. Pulmonary artery C. Applying manure.
D. Aorta. D. Uprooting.

15. The following are water pollutants. 22. Which of the following is a planting material?
Which one is not? A. Seeds B. Fruits
A. Oil spills C. Manure D. Ponds.
B. Smoke
C. Sewage 23. A grade 5 pupil was writing down notes
D. Factory waste. on water conservation for plants in
nurseries. Which one of the above was a
16. Which of the following crops is not a correct point for the water conservation?
flowering plant? A. Building of gabions
A. Maize B. Grass B. Terracing
C. Bean D. Fern. C. Weeding
D. Shading.
24. The purpose of constructing the 29. From the foods given below, identify one that
structure below to cover the plant is can be cooked using deep frying method.
Dry grass A. Mandazi
B. Green banana
C. Ugali
D. Cake.

Seedlings 30. The following are good grooming

practices except
A. wearing clean clothes
A. to beautify the garden B. bathing daily
B. For higher yields of crops C. brushing teeth twice per week
C. for easier spraying D. having good etiquette.
D. to conserve moisture

25. Which type of soil erosion occurs at

the edge of the house near the roof?
A. Sheet erosion
B. Gulley erosion
C. Splash erosion
D. Rill erosion.

26. The following are sources of

carbohydrates except
A. porridge B. ugali
C. milk D. bread.

27. The following are types of surfaces

found at home. Which one is not?
A. Wooden B. Plastic
C. Earthen D. Glass.

28. Grade 4 learners were told by their

teacher to collect materials that they
would use to improvise cleaning
materials. Esther brought the item below.
Which item would she improvise?

A. Broom B. Floor duster

C. Mop D. Dustbin.
CBC ASSESSMENT /SCIE/GRD.6
PREDICTION 5

1. Which organ pumps blood throughout the body?

a) Lungs
b) Heart
c) Kidney
d) Liver
2. The main function of the digestive system is to:
a) Pump blood
b) Break down food
c) Remove waste
d) Help in breathing
3. Which of the following diseases is caused by a virus?
a) Malaria
b) Tuberculosis
c) COVID-19
d) Typhoid
4. Which food group is responsible for body growth and repair?
a) Carbohydrates
b) Vitamins
c) Proteins
d) Fats
5. What is the main function of white blood cells?
a) Carry oxygen
b) Fight diseases
c) Help digestion
d) Transport waste

6. Plants make their own food through a process called:

a) Germination
b) Photosynthesis
c) Pollination
d) Respiration
7. Which gas do plants take in during photosynthesis?
a) Oxygen
b) Carbon dioxide
 c) Nitrogen
d) Hydrogen
8. A goat is an example of a:
a) Carnivore
b) Herbivore
c) Omnivore
d) Scavenger
9. The part of a plant that absorbs water and nutrients is the:
a) Stem
b) Leaf
c) Root
d) Flower
10. Which of these animals lays eggs?
a) Dog
b) Cow
c) Hen
d) Cat
11. Which of the following materials is opaque?
a) Glass
b) Water
c) Wood
d) Plastic
12. Metals are good conductors of:
a) Heat and electricity
b) Sound and light
c) Water and air
d) Energy and force
13. Which state of matter has a definite shape and volume?
a) Gas
b) Liquid
c) Solid
d) Plasma
14. A magnet attracts:
a) Rubber
b) Plastic
 c) Iron
d) Wood
15. What happens to water when heated?
a) It turns into ice
b) It evaporates
c) It condenses
d) It freezes
16. Which of the following is a source of light?
a) Mirror
b) Sun
c) Moon
d) Glass
17. A circuit is complete when:
a) The switch is off
b) The wires are disconnected
c) There is no bulb
d) The switch is on
18. What is the main source of energy on Earth?
a) Electricity
b) Batteries
c) Sun
d) Fire
19. A battery stores:
a) Sound energy
b) Light energy
c) Chemical energy
d) Heat energy
20. A solar panel produces:
a) Electrical energy
b) Sound energy
c) Chemical energy
d) Mechanical energy
21. Which of the following is a computer input device?
a) Monitor
b) Keyboard
c) Speaker
d) Printer
22. Which part of a bicycle reduces friction?
a) Pedals
b) Handlebars
c) Ball bearings
d) Seat
23. What happens to ice when heated?
a) It melts
b) It freezes
c) It becomes gas
d) It remains the same
24. Which of the following materials is transparent?
a) Wood
b) Glass
c) Metal
d) Cloth
25. An object that allows some light to pass through is called:
a) Opaque
b) Transparent
c) Translucent
d) Solid
26. Metals are used to make cooking pots because they:
a) Are light in weight
b) Absorb water
c) Conduct heat well
d) Are soft
27. Which of the following is an example of a solid?
a) Water
b) Air
c) Stone
d) Milk
28. Which of these is an example of a computer output device?
a) Keyboard
b) Mouse
c) Monitor
d) Scanner
29. Which one of the following is not a part of the breathing system?
A. Diaphragm
B. Alveoli
C. Trachea
D. Gullet
30. Which one of the following diseases affects the breathing sysytem?
A. Covid-19
B. Malaria
C. Typhoid
D. Bilharzia
PREDICTION 6
1. Which one of the following is NOT TRUE
about water?
A. It is obtained from a certain source.
B. It can be polluted.
C. It is in liquid state.
D. It solidifies on heating.
2. The largest planet is
A. Mercury B. Earth C. Saturn D. Jupiter
3. Which type of soil erosion is small and shallow channels formed?
A. Rill B. Sheet C. Gulley D. Splash
4. The following are characteristic of a certain type of soil:
i. Causes flooding.
ii. Has low air content.
iii. Is poor in drainage
iv. Cracks while dry.
The soil described above is
A. Sand B. Loam
C. Clay D. Mixture of clay and sand
5. Which one of the following is an industrial use of water?
A. Use of fountains.
B. Watering plants and animals.
C. Watering buildings.
D. Fishing.
6. Which one of the following is NOT a way of storing water?
A. Tanks B. Dam C. Pipes D. Drums
7. Water used for domestic purpose
A. should be treated and well stored.
B. should be used for watering animals.
C. is used for mixing chemicals.
D. is usually dirty and unclean.
8. Absorption of medicinal drugs in human beings takes place in the
A. ileum B. Stomach
C. Uterus D. Colon
9. A Beam balance is used?
A. To compare masses of different materials.
B. used to measure the weight of the load.
C. To measure volume of an irregular solid.
D. To measure the amount of force required to lift an object.
10. Which one of the following is NOT a way of maintaining simple tools?
A. Painting them regularly.
B. Washing them after use.
C. Oiling and greasing.
D. Replacing broken handles.
11. Which of the following is NOT an example of deficiency diseases?
A. Anaemia B. Malaria
C. Marasmus D. Rickets
12. Which one of the following is NOT a state of matter?
A. Water B. Gases C. Solids D. Liquids
13. Which one of the following is NOT a characteristic of liquids?
A. They have definite mass.
B. They take the shape of the container
C. They have definite volume
D. They do not take the shape of the container.
14. Which one is NOT a use of water in the body?
A. Making of blood.
B. Prevent the skin from drying.
C. It helps in cooling the body.
D. It prevents constipation.
15. Which one of the following combination shows a balanced diet?
A. Fish, beans, rice
B. Oranges, termites, chips
C. Potatoes, rice, meat
D. Peas, maize, rice

16. A push or a pull on an object is referred as

A. Weight.
B. Force.
C. Energy.
D. Volume.

17. Grade five learners were doing an experiment on different substances. What happened
when they put red litmus paper in ash solution? It turned

A. Blue
B. Yellow.
 C. Grey
D. Red

18. Three of the following are safety precautions when handling plants. Which one is
not?.

A. Wear gloves on your hands.

B. Wash hands using soap after handling plants.
C. Wear protective gears.
D. Any fruits or leaves.

Use the diagram below to answer question 19

19. Which part in the above photograph shows where ova are produced?

A. 4
B. 7
C. 3
D. 1

20. Which part of a plant absorbs water and supports the plant firmly?

A. Fruit
B. Flowers
C. Roots
D. Stem.
21. Alisha and Maureen were playing on the see-saw as show below.

MARY AISHA

Which of the statements below is true? .

A. Alisha is heavier than Maureen.
B. Maureen is heavier than Alisha.
C. For them to balance they should both move away from the fulcrum.
D. Alisha should move closer to the pivot for them to balance.
22. The following are blood groups. Which group is referred to as universal donor?
A. B
B. O
C. A/B
D. A .
23. Waste can be managed in the following ways except
A. Reducing.
B. Excretion
C. Reusing.
D. Recycling.
24. Grade 4 learners were asked to type a friendly letter during their English lesson.
Which part of the computer did, they use to enter the letters?
A. Central Processing Unit:
B. Monitor.
C. Keyboard.
D. Word.
25. Below are characteristics of a certain group of animals.

i. They live partly on land and partly in water.

ii. They lay eggs.
iii. They do not have a constant body temperature.
iv. They breathe through lungs.
Which of the following groups fit the description above?

A. Reptiles .
 B. Fish
C. Mammals..
D. Bird.

26. Which of the following parts is correctly matched with its function?

Z T

S V

A. S - Used To Give Instructions

B. T - Used To Type.
C. Z - Shows Or Displays What Is Happening.
D. V - Connects The Digital Device To The Hardware.

27. The following are water pollutants. Which one is not?

A. Oils spills.
B. Smoke
C. Sewage.
D. Factory water

28. Four learners were asked to identify the state of matter that has the following
characteristics.

i. have definite shape.

ii. have definite volume.
iii. have definite mass.
Who gave the correct answer?
A. Juma - liquids.
B. Mariam insulators.
 C. Abdi - gases.
D. Sarah - solids.

29. A metallic ball sinks in water while a plastic one will float. This is due to

A. Material.
B. Shape.
C. Size.
D. Mass.

30. Which waterborne disease can be controlled by draining stagnant water?

A. Dysentery.
B. Bilharzia.
C. Typhoid.
D. Cholera.
PREDICTION 7
Kenya Primary School Education Assessment
INTEGRATED SCIENCE
1. Grade 6 learners were about learning how A. The conduction of heat.
light travels. They viewed a candle with a B. The travelling of sound.
straight pipe and also a bent pipe as shown C. The travelling of light.
in the diagram below. What conclusion did D. Capillarity.
the learners make? 6. Which of the following parts of the lever
Eye Eye refers to a part that is being moved?
A. Effort B. Fulcrum
C. Load D. Lever.
7. Carina wanted to identify the parts of a a
A. Light travels in all directions. see –saw. Which one of the following
B. Light travels in a straight line. represents the load, effort and fulcrum on a
C. A candle can produce light. see-saw?
D. A pipe absorbs light. B
2. Ondanyi’s wooden window could not allow in A
light. The wood is made up of which material?
A. Transparent B. Translucent
C. Opaque D. Clay.
3. Pipi had a translucent material. Which of the
following material could that have been? C
A. Oiled paper
B. Clear glass A. A- fulcrum B-load C- effort
C. Wood B. A-load B-fulcrum C- effort
D. A heavy piece of cloth C. A-effort B-fulcrum C-fulcrum
4. Grade 5 learners were carrying out an D. A- effort B- fulcrum C-load
experiment on the conduction of heat by use
of various materials. Which of the following 8. When a red litmus paper is placed in a base,
was found to be a poor conductor of heat? it changes to
A. Razor blade B. Wood A. red litmus paper
C. Wire D. Wires B. blue litmus paper
5. Grade 5 learners were asked to carry out the C. white litmus paper
following experiment. What were they trying D. plain paper
to investigate through the experiment? 9. Kitawa had some bases and acids in laboratory
Wax Solid
Z. Which of the following is contains
an acid?
Stand A. Clean water
Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 4
B. Wood ash
C. Lemon
Source of
heat D. Baking powder.
10. Oloo placed warm water in a fridge. After 16. Which of the following is not a symptom of
three days, he found the water had turned into a common illness?
ice. The process of a liquid changing to a A. Vomiting B. Feeling happy
solid is known as C. Stomach aches D. Headaches.
A. refrigeration B. freezing 17. The following are cleaning tools and
C. condensation D. evaporation. materials except
11. Jeff woke up sick with the A. mop B. cloth
following symptoms; C. jembe D. brush
(i) Abdominal pains. 18. Robi was using the following material to
(ii) Water diarrhoea with mucus. clean his floor. What is the use of the
(iii) Dehydration cleaning material?
Which disease was Jeff suffering from?
A. Bilharzia B. Dysentery
C. Typhoid D. Cholera.
12. Maria was teaching grade 7 learners on
ways of preventing cholera, dysentery and A. Sweeping floors. B. Brushing chairs.
typhoid. Which one of the following is not a C. Mopping houses. D. Disposing waste.
way of preventing the diseases? 19. Mwadime wanted to know measures of
A. Drinking boiled water. healthy practice that he would use to prevent
B. Killing water snails by use of chemicals. illnesses. All the following are false except
C. Using toilets to dispose feaces. A. cleaning the nose with his hands
D. Washing fruits and vegetables B. eating fruits that are not washed
properly before eating. C. washing hands after visiting the toilet
13. Tina saw her friend Minnie with jiggers on D. leaving food uncovered.
her feet. Jiggers are classified as 20. Ondimu taught his younger sister about
A. external parasites caring for the cleaning materials used at
B. internal parasites home. All the following are true except
C. bacteria A. drying wet clothes and storing them
D. fungi. on shelves when folded
14. Fatuma had stomach pains due to intestinal B. hanging dust pans by the handle
blockage, diarrhoea and eggs in her stool. C. leaving basins and buckets in the sun
After going to the hospital, the doctor D. Storing brushes on a shelf with the
discovered that she had tapeworms. Which bristles facing up.
of the following is not a reason why she had 21. Miriam has three pairs of shoes. The shoes
tapeworms? are made up of the following materials except
A. Eating raw meat. A. plastic B. canvas
B. Eating contaminated food. C. leather D. reeds.
C. Walking barefoot. 22. Katito washed, ironed and stored his clothes in
D. Getting into contact with animal feaces. his cabinet. The process of washing, ironing
15. Tausi and Lina were disposing waste in the and storing clothes is known as
school bin. They noted that most of their A. sewing B. laundry work
waste was in solid form. What is solid waste? C. thimble D. needlework.
A. Waste that is in liquid form. 23. Caren wanted to wash her clothes. She
B. Waste in solid form. used the following items except
C. Waste in gas form A. basin B. soap
D. Waste in vapour form. C. detergent D. tape measure.
24. When preparing to wash clothes, Karina starts 30. Which one of the following is the importance
by mending, sorting and soaking her clothes. of cooking food? To
What does the term ‘soaking’ mean? A. give food a good taste
A. This is the activity of repairing B. make food hard
C. make food rot faster
clothes before washing.
D. make food hard to digest.
B. Putting clothes in clean cold water
31. The bunch start is also known as
without soap before washing.
A. bullet Start B. rabbit hops
C. This is the process of washing, ironing C. squat jumps D. cross jacks.
and storing clothes. 32. Tundo and his friends were performing
D. This is separating clothes before washing. the bunch start technique. Which one of
25. Which one of the following is not a safety the following is not a command given in
measure used when laundering clothes? the bunch start?
A. Rinsing off detergents from clothes. A. On your mark command.
B. Mixing all clothes together B. Set command.
when laundering. C. Go command.
C. Switching off the iron box after use. D. Stay there command.
D. Wash clothes with warm soapy water 33. Didi was doing some warm up activities in
26. Koros decided to launder her stockings. In preparation for a bunch start. Which one of
the process of laundering them, she noted that the following activities did he do?
A. Rabbit hops. B. Squat jumps.
she had damaged the stockings. Which one of
C. Slow match. D. Slow dance.
the following steps had she not followed?She
34. Which of the folowing materials cannot be
might have
used to improvise a skipping rope?
A. avoided soaking the stockings A. Sisal ribres B. Plastic bag
B. drip dried her stockings C. Piece of wire. D. Banan fibres.
C. ironed her stockings 35. Which one of the following is not a drill to
D. washed the stockings gently. practice when using the shoulder shrug
27. Which of the following is not a needle technique?
work tool? A. Stationery bend.
A. Thimble B. Pins B. Shoulder shrug drill.
C. Bucket. D. Ruler C. Right and left bends.
28. All the following are uses of a ruler C. Outgoing runner.
during needlework except 36. Which one of the following is not a warm
A. to join dots on a piece of cloth up activity for the non-visual baton
exchange method?
B. helps in making dots on a straight line
A. Plucking partner’s tail.
C. to measure the length from the edge
B. Toe touch
D. to protect the finger during needlework.
C. Walking knee hugs.
29. Zuri learnt about stitches. She learnt that a
D. Cycling in the air.
stitch is used to join pieces of cloth together. 37. In rounders game, touching the post by the
The following statements show the impor- fielder using the hand with the ball is called
tance of a stitch. Which one does not? A. catching B. fielding
A. It is used to decorate a garment. C. baffing D. stamping.
B. It holds the edge of a piece of cloth. 38. Which of the following is .an equipment
C. It is used to make a sewing machine. used in high jump?
D. It is used to join two fabrics during sewing. A. Crossbar B. Uprights.
C. Tape measure D. Gloves.
39. Eight grade 6 learners were having a 44. Zablon visited Tanui’s home and found out that
relay race as shown below. they grow tea, millet, pigweed and cassava.
Which one of the following is not
an indigenous food crop?
A. Tea B. Millet
C. Pigweed D. Cassava.
45. Which one of them is an indigenous root
What is the name given to this type of relay crop?
race? A. Bunch start A. Millet B. Sorghum
B. Drop finish technique. C. Pigweed D. Arrowroots
C. Slow dance. 46. Tito was planning to take part in taking care
D. Non visual baton of vegetables in a nursery with the Kilimo
40. Mrs. Totti was teaching grade 6 learners group. Which one of the following is not a
about facilities used in field events. Which good vegetable gardening practice?
one of the following is the correct description A. Mulching.
of a facility? B. Removing pests and plants infested
A. This is placing hands shoulder width with diseases.
apart behind the starting line. C. Planting more vegetables in a
B. This is running on the spot. weed infested area.
C. The space where a runway is marked. D. Thinning.
D. This is the ability to do press ups. 47. Musa and his mother went to do weeding
41. Which one of the following is not a domestic in their shamba. What is weeding?
animal? A. Removal of unwanted plants.
A. Cat B. Horse B. Removal of small, weak and
C. Rabbit D. Hare crowded seedlings.
42. The following is a domestic animal we rear at C. Pouring water on plant.
home. Name the animal and its importance? D. Covering plants with dry grass or leaves.
48. Transplanting is a very crucial practice done
from a nursery bed to a seed bed. Which one
of the following is not used when transplanting?
A. A jembe B. Water
C. Manure D. Tractor
Animal Importance 49. Gatwiri had four tools and equipment that
A. Rabbit Gives us milk and meat she thinks are used for gardening. She then
B. Cow For leisure and
asks Mutua a grade for learner to help her
sporting activities
choose the right tools for gardening. Which
C. Horse Produces manure
tools did Mutua help Gatwiri choose?
D. Cow Gives milk, meat and
A. Jembe, panga and a sharpener
manure
B. Razor blade, Wheelbarrow and a pen
43. Matubia came to school with some
C. Watering can, Fork jembe and a panga
indigenous food crops to show her fellow
D. Rake, panga and a stool
learners. What is an indigenous food?
50. Innovative gardening is a way used to grow
A. These are all crops with a tap root system.
different crops. Which one of the following is
B. These are plants that are grown and used
not a container that can be used in innovative
by the community for food.
gardening?
C. These are plants grown for the purpose
A. A coat B. Sacks
of getting cash.
C. Plastic bottles D. Plastic pipes
D. None of the above.
PREDICTION 8
1. Grade 6 learners in Makunga Primary school were asked to name useful fungi. Who gave the wrong
answer?
A. John – Yeast B. Peter – Toadstool C. Andrew- Mushroom D. James – Penicillium

2. The diagrams below were drawn by learners to represent two types of roots.

P Q

Which one of the following pairs of plants is matched correctly to its root system.
P Q
A Onions Beans
B Sisal Maize
C Napier grass Mango
D Beans Sugarcane
3. During a nature walk learners came across an invertebrate which had the following characteristics
i). Three body parts
ii). Have antennae
iii).Have wings
iv). Three pairs of legs.
The invertebrate was likely to be
C. Centipede B. Slug C. Cockroach D. Tick
4. The diagram below represents some parts of human heart.

Name the part marked W,Y,X and Z respectively.

A. Aorta, Pulmonary vein, Pulmonary Artery, Venacava
B. Venacava, Pulmonary Artery, Aorta, Pulmonary vein
C. Venacava, Pulmonary vein, Aorta, Pulmonary Artery
D. Pulmonary artery, Venacava, Aorta, Pulmonary vein

5. Which is the best method of managing solid plastic waste containers at home?
A. Burning B. Recycling C. Reducing D. Reusing
6. Which of the following is a change in both boys and girls during adolescence.
A. Hips broaden
B. Shoulder broaden

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 C. Increase in height and weight
D. Voice deepens
7. Which one of the following animals is an example of Amphibians.
A. Frog B. Snake C. Tortoise D. Gecko
8. Which of the following describes cumulus clouds.
A. Dark grey in colour
B. Appear high in the sky
C. Indicate heavy rainfall
D. Appear low in the sky
9. What happens when metals are heated. They …………………………
A. Shrink B. Expand C. Cool D. Contract

10. Mercy and Carren observed a mango fruit falling from a mango tree. Mercy told Carren that the
mango fell because of
A. Its high motion
B. High temperature
C. Its small mass
D. Force of gravity.
11. Below are characteristics of a certain state of matter.
i). Do not flow
ii). Have a fixed shape
iii). Have a fixed volume.
The state of matter described above is
A. Air B. Solids C. Gases D. Liquids

12. Water used for cleaning fruits can be used again to water crops. This way of water conversation is __
A. Recycling B. Reducing C. Reusing D. Mulching

13. Which one of the following is NOT a waterborne disease?

A. Dysentery B. Cholera C. Malaria D. Typhoid
14. Which statement best describes convection.
A. Transfer of heat in liquid and gases
B. Transfer of heat in liquids only
C. Transfer of heat in liquids only
D. Transfer of heat in solids.
15. We wear _____ when touching poisonous plants in our environment.
A. Clothes B. Goggle C. Gumboots D. Gloves.

AGRICULTURE
16. Grade 4 learners were investigating the ability of soil to allow water to pass through it. Which of the
types of soil allowed water to pass through it fastest?
A. Sand soil B. Clay soil
C. Silt soil D. Loam soil
17. Which of the following materials is not needed when making a scare crow?
A. Sticks B. Nails
C. Iron sheets D. Grass
18. Mrs. Indangasi a grade 4 Agriculture teacher asked leaners to bring the following materials during an
Agriculture lesson.
i). Top soil
ii). Ash
iii). Farm yard manure
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 iv). Dry grass.
Which of the above materials helps in adding extra – nutrients in a compost heap?
A. Top soil B. Ash
B. Farmyard manure D. Dry grass
19. The following are methods of water conservation in farming. Which one is not?
A. Mulching B. Cover cropping
C. Shading crops D. Thinning crops
20. The following are uses of a domestic animal
i). Used for transport
ii). Provide milk
iii). Provides Meat
iv). Used for payment of dowry by Somali community.
Which domestic animal is it?
A. Dog B. Pig
C. Camel D. Goat
21. The following are examples of indigenous food crops. Which one is not?
A. Maize
B. Sweet potatoes
C. Black nightshade
D. Sorghum
22. The act of replacing seedlings that have dried up after transplanting is called?
A. Pruning B. Irrigation
C. Gapping D. Weeding
23. During a nature walk grade 6 learners of Khaimba comprehensive school observed the following
after it had rained.

Which type of soil erosion did they observe?

A. Sheet erosion B. Gully erosion
C. Rill erosion D. Splash erosion
24. A grade six learner at Petros Comprehensive school found a trapped wild animal in the school farm.
What is the best practice to be carried out to the wild animal?
A. Beat the animal to death
B. Burn the animal to ashes
C. Return the animal to the forest
D. Eat the animal
25. A grade five Agriculture teacher asked learners to bring the following materials.
i). A sack
ii). Soil
iii). Manure
iv). Seedlings
v). Shovel
Which of the following practices were they going to carry out?
A. Soil recovery
B. Water conservation
C. Innovative gardening
D. Making manure
NUTRITION

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26. Marion is a grade 6 girl undergoing some changes that do take place in boys during adolescence.
Which one of the following changes is occurring in her?
A. Experiencing wet dreams
B. Breaking and deepening of the voice
C. Hair growing on the chin
D. Developing breasts.

27. Pre-adolescence occurs between ______

A. 9 and 12 years
B. 6 and 7 years
C. 2 and 5 years
D. 19 and 35 years
28. Elimu primary school invited a guest speaker from Jamaa health centre who talked about non-
communicable diseases.
Which one of the following is a non-communicable disease.
A. Malaria
B. Asthma
C. Corona virus disease 2019(covid-19)
D. Tuberculosis
29. Cosmetics are _______________
A. Accessories
B. Items you wear other than clothes
C. Items that a person applies on their face or body
D. Items that a person carries.
30. What is the importance of making a budget?
A. It enables a person to spend wisely
B. It encourages impulse buying
C. It enables a person to spend more money
D. It helps a person to buy items they cannot afford.

31. A grade 6 boy was asked to plan a meal for the family. In the planning he was asked to include a
cereal. Which one did he include?
A. Sweet potatoes B. Carrots C. Green banana D. Rice

32. Sherry likes stewed food. Which of the following foods can be stewed?
A. Chapati B. Green maize C. Meat D. Groundnuts
33. Grade 6 learners made a table cloth using the following stitch.

Which stitch is this?

A. Backstitch B. Chain stitch C. Loop stitch D. Satin stitch

34. Care labels are attached to clothes to indicate the fibre content and laundering instructions.
The care label below indicates ______________

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A. Drip dry B. Do not dry clean C. Chloride bleach allowed D. Do not bleach

35. _................................................._ is a man made fibric

A. Polyester B. Wool C. Cotton D. Silk

PHYSICAL EDUCATION
36. During the sub-county Athletics competition, a 200m athlete was seen in the below position for the
Bunch start. The athlete was in the _______position.

A. Go B. Get Ready C. Set D. On your marks

37. Mr. Matendechere from Makunga primary school took the grade 6 learners to the field for a out-door
P.E practical lesson. He was carrying the below Javelin implement. The part marked Z is known as _

A. Tail B. Shaft C. Metal head D. Cord

38. Isongo primary grade 6 girls had a soccer friendly match with Mwitoti primary grade 6 girls, how
many players were in the field playing when the game was going on.
A. 11 B. 22 C. 15 D. 27
39. A grade 6 pupil of Shitoto primary school went into a sports and games store and found the
following equipments. Which equipment is correctly matched to the event where it is used.

EQUIPMENT EVENT
A. Shot Shot put
B. Baton Javelin
C. Javelin High jump
D. Crossbar Non-visual baton exchange race
40. Nechesa, a grade 6 pupil told her classmates during a P.E group discussion that the Handball goals
are painted in two contrasting colours i.e Black/White or Red/White. Is it True or False:

A. TRUE B. FALSE C. NOT-TRUE D. NOT SURE

41. Mrs. Namaemba asked her pupils what the Netball players Must wear to clearly show the playing
positions on the Netball court. Which pupil gave the correct answer.
A. ROONEY- Jerseys B. SWEENEY- Shorts
C. WHITNEY- Bibs D. DAISY- Scurfs
42. Grade 6 pupils were seen during a P.E lesson in the school field playing a game that involved
touching opened and successfully escaping back to one’s half of the court without being restricted.
The game they were playing was likely to be _____
A. Soft ball B. Kabaddi C. Athletics D. Football

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43. Mr. Mamboleo explained to his grade 6 pupils that in Frisbee, a pancake catch is said to be well
executed when the disc is flying between the chin height and the ________
A. Hand B. Head C. Elbow D. Waist
44. A teacher asked her grade 6 learners to improvise a soccer ball. Which of the following materials
were not needed.
A. Strings B. Old newspapers
C. Stones D. Soft nylon papers
45. During a P.E lesson, a learner got injured and the school had no bandage. From which of the
following materials can the teacher improvise a bandage:-

A. Old timber B. Piece of clothe C. Wire D. Iron sheet.

46. During the Inter-class competition at Muroni primary school, the above field was marked by a games
teacher. The teacher asked the grade 6 pupils to jump field below. Which pupil gave the correct
answer.

A. JESCA - Straight area B. PETER - Jumping area

C. ANN - Runway D. JOHN -Landing area
47. During a P.E practical lesson in the school field grade 6 pupils learned and practiced ways of
trapping a soccer ball by a player. Which of the following was not learned and practiced as a way of
trapping a soccer ball.
A. Trapping using the sole B. Trapping using the chest
C. Trapping using the Elbow D. Trapping using the thigh
48. John a grade 6 pupil asked his teacher to state a type of pass used in volleyball where a player uses
one hand to receive or pass the ball in a situation where the player cannot reach the ball with both
hands. What was the correct answer the teacher gave to John?
A. Over arm Serve pass B. Single hand dig pass
C. Triangular pass D. Double hand pass.
49. Appolo was seen holding a netball ball in the position shown in the picture during a netball
competition. Which of these passes was she likely to apply?

A. Loop pass B. Head pass C. High pass D. Shoulder pass

50. Mrs. Nyarotso took grade 6 learners to the field for a P.E lesson. Unfortunately, one learner got
injured. What was she supposed to do?
A. Take the pupil to the head teacher’s office
B. Take the pupil to hospital
C. Give first Aid to the pupil
D. Call the pupil’s parents to come and take the pupil.

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PREICTION 9
Kenya Primary School Education Assessment
SCIENCE
1. During a nature walk, Grade 6 pupils collected 6. Below are signs and symptoms of a disease
the following green plants. Which one of the that affects the human breathing system
following is an example of a green (i) Dry and frequent coughs for a long
flowering plant? period.
A. Fern B. Moss (ii) Pain in the chest when coughing.
C. Fungi D. Orange. (iii) Losing weight over a short period of time.
2. John attended a conference on taking care (iv) Fever and sweating at night.
of our ears. Which of the following The disease with the above signs
statements on ways of taking care of our and symptoms is likely to be
ears is not correct? A. pneumonia B. asthma
A. Using a clean soft cloth to clean your ears C. tuberculosis D. influenza.
after taking a bath. 7. A grade 6 pupil drew the diagram
B. Listening to loud music through below. Identify the parts labeled K, P
earphones for a time. and W respectively
C. Keeping a safe distance from objects
that can hurt your ears. P
D. Using earmuffs in case you are near W
loud sounds.
3. During a Science and Technology lesson, K
Patel named the following examples of
muscles in the human body. Which one of
the muscles named is not an example of A. Left ventricle, vena cava, right auricle
skeletal muscles? B. Vena cava, aorta, right ventricle
A. Calf muscles B. Biceps C. Left auricle, pulmonary artery, right
C. Shin muscles D. Cardiac muscles. ventricle D. Right ventricle, aorta, left auricle
4. Kamau drew the human digestive system 8. Grade 5 learners visited a hospital to learn
below. What is the function of the part about water-borne diseases. Which of the
labeled K? following diseases were they not likely to
learn about at the hospital?
A. Bilharzia B. Malaria
C. Dysentery D. Typhoid.
9. On the environment conservation day at Park
K Ville academy, pupils were asked to collect
waste in the market. Which of the following
protective clothing were they not likely to
A. Where absorption of water and wear while handling the waste?
mineral salts takes place. A. Surgical gloves B. Dust masks
B. Absorption of digested food materials. C. Goggles D. Open shoes.
C. Stores indigestible food materials. 10. After learning about gravity, grade 5 pupils
D. Holds food materials for a while were to state how they apply gravity in their
before excretion from the body. everyday life. Who among the following
5. Which of the groups includes vertebrates only? learners gave an incorrect response?
A. Slugs, scorpions, B. Houseflies, A. Real- Riding the bicycle downhill
woodlice earthworms, without pedaling
grasshopper B. Jones- Drying of clothes on a drying line
C. Aisha - Sliding down a slide.
C. Rabbit, tick, squirrel D. Rat, snake, fish D. Josy - Pumping water from a borehole
11. During a computing lesson, grade 6 pupils 16. Grade 4 learners wanted to play their favourite
were to state safety precautions to observe
game. Which of the following sites is safe for
when using computing devices. Who
the play activities they would engage in?
among the learners gave a correct
precautionary measure? A. Near bushy areas.
A. John - do not give personal information B. Around the busy highway.
to strangers in the Internet. C. In a valley.
B. Peter- Do not delete content in a shared D. In a flat play ground.
digital device unless advised to do so. 17. A certain hospital had a chart with the following
C. Catherine- Avoid visiting websites you common illnesses that affected people in their
are not familiar with. community. Which one is not among the
D. Jaylene- Do not use the Internet to common illnesses?
bully others. A. Covid 19 B. Diarrhoea
12. Kasyoki composed the drawing below C. Vomiting D. Coughing.
showing a summary of the changes in states 18. Favour was asked to clean their cemented
of matter. Which of the labelled processes floor. Which of the following tools will be
involves loss of heat? appropriate for him to use?
Liquid g A. Cob web remover.
f p
q B. Toilet brush.
C. Bar soap.
Ice Vapour D. Long hand hard brush.
19. After walking home during a rainy season,
Petro wanted to clean his canvas shoes. Which
A. p and q B. f and g one of the following will be his first step?
C. p and g D. f and q
A. Remove any mud from shoe soles.
13. One day, John looked at the sky at noon time B. Remove the shoe laces.
and saw the following heavenly bodies. Which C. Hit the shoes gently against each other.
one of them did he not see in the sky? D. Remove the insoles from the shoes.
A. Clouds B. Sun 20. During a community walk, grade six learners
C. Moon D. Stars. wanted to support the community with a fuel
14. During a nature walk in the school farm that can serve all purposes at home. Which
a grade 6 pupil up rooted a plant that had one of the following fuels would be their best
the roots shown below. choice?
A. Gas B. Firewood
C. Electricity D. Paraffin.
21. Banice had the following needle work
tool. What will he use it for?

Which of the following plants have

similar roots?
A. Maize plants
B. Bean plants
C. Kales plants
D. Green gram plants. A. Cutting cloth.
15. Hamisi wrote the following characteristics of B. Measuring.
invertebrates.
C. Holding pieces of cloth.
(i) Their body is divided into three body parts.
(ii) They have an antenna. D. Pushing the needle.
(iii) Their body is divided into two parts. 22. Mambo a pre-teen adolescent started
(iv)Have simple eyes. experiencing mood swings and other
(v)They have a moist skin. changes on his body. Which is likely to be
Which of the following pairs consists of his age bracket?
characteristics of arachnids only? A.9 - 12 B.9-19
A. (i) and (v) B. (iv) and (i) C.8 - 20 D.7-11
C. (iii) and (iv) D. (i) and (ii)
23. Our school team wanted to buy a uniform 30. Mbuma wanted to repair his trouser that had
for their upcoming match. The following are a hole on the knee. Which will be the best
factors they will consider when buying the stitch for him to use?
uniform. Which one is not? A. Backstitch B. Over sewing stitch
A. It should be of the right material. C. Loop stitch D. Satin stitch.
B. It should be affordable. 31. The following are aspects of good
C. Should be of same colour. grooming. Which aspect is about positive
D. Should be of same size. conduct when socializing with people?
24. Shakilla wanted to improvise a duster for A. Personal hygiene B. Dressing
their class. Which of the following pairs C. Etiquette D. Exercise.
shows the materials that she will use to make 32. Timiza Academy soccer team has a
a workable duster? daily routine that involves running
A. Old slippers and blankets. around the school field. The following
B. Old newspapers and twigs. are desirable outcomes of that except
C. Cardboard and jerry can. A. makes one look strong
D. Coconut fibres and sisal fibres. B. helps one become overweight
25. A grade 5 learner had a poster written, C. reduces chances of getting lifestyle diseases
“DISEASES TRANSMITTEDTHROUGH D. helps one to have strong bones.
INSECTS.” Which of these diseases was the 33. Fatuma likes wearing necklaces while going
poster talking about? for recreational retreat. Which of the following
belongs to same group as the necklace
A. Measles B. Malaria
she wears?
C. Colds D. Chickenpox.
A. Caps B. Hair dye
26. A farmer wanted to advertise his eggs. Which
C. Deodorants D. Face powder.
one of the following media will reach many
34. A patient was diagnosed with diabetes.
customers?
The following are measures the patient
A. Smart phones B. Radio will observe to prevent further illnesses.
C. Newspaper D. Posters. Which one is not?
27. Wise buying has many benefits to any buyer. A. Doing exercise regularly.
The following are some of its benefits. Which B. Eating foods with high sugar.
one is not? C. Reducing foods with fats.
A. Getting value for your money. D. Drinking plenty of water.
B. Prevents overspending. 35. A farmer noticed that part of his farm soil
C. Promotes impulse buying. had reduced and increased in another part.
D. Helps one obtain goods and services at Which of the following processes may have
best prices. taken place respectively?
28. Food provides our bodies with different A. Erosion and mulching
nutrients. Which of the following is a micro - B. Irrigation and deposition
nutrient we get from food? C. Deposition and erosion
A. Vitamins B. Carbohydrates D. Erosion and deposition.
C. Proteins D. Lipids 36. Zipporah wrote types of soil erosion on
29. The picture below shows the health status of different flash cards. Which flash card
a certain child. What was the child suffering was wrong?
from?
A. Rill erosion B. Valley erosion

C. Splash erosion D. Gulley erosion

37. Nimwak’s father made an organic waste pit.
Which of the following is an importance
of the pit waste materials to the soil?
A. Provides nutrients to plants.
A. Goiture B. Improves soil ability to hold water.
B. Marasmus
C. Improves movement of air in the soil.
C. Kwashiorkor
D. Rickets D. Fastens breakdown of soil.
 45. Fiona likes swimming. Her best style is as
38. Juliet wanted to help her father on ways of show below. Which swimming skill does
conserving water in the farm. Which of the she use?
following ways would not be effective in
conserving water?
A. Mulching B. Shading
C. Cover cropping D. Thinning.
39. Abdala had devised many ways of scaring away
wild animals from his farm. His best method
was use of sound. Which one of the following
is a method that involves use of sound? A. Backstroke B. Breaststroke
A. Rattle metals B. Euphorbia C. Free style D. Butter fly.
46. A shoulder roll should be performed on one
C. Scare crow D. Electric lights.
shoulder. Why should players use one shoulder?
40. A grade 5 leaner mounted climbers on a A. To move faster.
manila in class. Which of the following groups B. To roll in motion.
comprises of climbing fruit trees only? C. To prevent injuries.
A. Passion fruit and beans. D. To balance the hip.
B. Kiwi and grapes. 47. A grade 5 learner drew a circle and
C. Raspberries and avocado. performed the skill shown below. Which tool
D. Black berries and soya beans. performs as the skill being practiced?
41. Grade 6 learners were asked to plant a
passion fruit in small containers. Which of
the following methods will they use to care
for the plant?
A. Ploughing and weeding
B. Irrigation and thinning
C. Watering and weeding
D. Ploughing and watering.
42. Wambua was matching indigenous crops with
their edible parts. Which one of the following
is correctly matched with the part we eat? A. Hammer B. Cartwheel
A. Spider weed - Leaves C. Wheel barrow D. Long jump tool.
B. Cassava - Stem 48. An athlete had an injury and his doctor put
ice cubes on the wound. Why did he put the
C. Sorghum - Roots ice cubes? To
D. Sweet potato - Stem. A. kill germs
43. During a rugby game, Moses pulled out the tag B. smoothen the wound
from the ball carrying striker to restrict their C. stop bleeding
attack to the try line. This skill shown by D. cool the temperatures near the wound.
Moses is referred to as 49. When performing a crouch start, the following
A. Offside B. Tagging commands are given. At which command
C. Passing D. Scoring does one raise the hips slightly higher with
44. A player performed the skill below. What both legs bending?
was the intention of performing the skill? A. On your marks B. Ready
C. Set D. Go.
50. Grade 6 learners were asked to name
materials that can be used to make a shot put.
Which of the following materials was
correctly named?
A. Grass
B. Old clothes
C. Brass
A. To cut the opponent. D. Silver.
B. To score.
C. To mark an opponent.
D. To evade an opponent.
PREDICTION 10

1. The following are characteristics of the tooth below. Which one is not?

A. A. It is used for slicing food

B. B. It is the last to be shed
C. C. It is used for chewing food
D. D. They are eight in the jaws
2. A child was fed on porridge. The digestion started at ____________
A. A, mouth
B. B. small intestine
C. C. stomach
D. D. large intestine
3. Why are bees nclassified as insects?
A. A. They are able to make honey
B. B. They have segmented bodies
C. C. They have three body parts
D. D. They have breathing tubes

4. The pie chart below shows gases of the air.

Which part represents the gas used to make proteins in beans?

A. A. D
B. B. C
C. C. B
D. D. A
5. A grade six learner saw a brown chameleon on dry leaves. Which charactersitic of living things best describes the behaviour
of the chameleon?
A. A. Breathing
B. B. Reproduction
C. C. Excretion
D. D. Response to changes in the environment

6. Which statement is false about the clouds below?

 A. A. They cover the whole sky
B. B. They indicate fine weather
C. C. They are found high in the sky
D. D. They have regular shapes
7. The bone that protects the delicate inner parts of the body such as liver is known as
A. A. Skeleton
B. B. Rib cage
C. C. Limb bone
D. D. Skull

8. A patient had the following signs and

i. Fatigue

ii. Sweating at night

iii. Loss of appetite

iv. Dry and persistent coughs

v. chest pain

The patient was likely to suffer from?

A. A. Pneumonia
B. B. Corona virus
C. C. Tuberculosis
D. D. Typhoid

9. Which digital device is shown below?

A. A. Computer
B. B. Tablet C. Laptop
C. C. Laptop
D. D. Monitor
10. Identify a substance with neither definite volume nor definite shape.
A. A. milk
B. B. bread
C. C. ice
D. D. oxygen

11. Grade six learners carried out experiment as shown below.

 What were they investigating?

A. A. Air has mass

B. B. Air occupies space
C. C. Air has volume
D. D. Air supports burning
12. Which blood vessel carry oxygenated blood?
A. A. Veins
B. B. Capillaries
C. C. Arteries
D. D. Vena cava

13. The following learners have different blood groups.

Anita - Group A

Benta - Group B

Clarice - Group AB

Daniel - Group O

Who among the learners is a universal recipient?

A. A. Clarice
B. B. Daniel
C. C. Anita
D. D. Benta
14. A learner has rashes and small wounds around his waist, which were itching. The learner had _________
A. A. Jiggers and mites
B. B. Mites and tapeworms
C. C. Lice and pinworms
D. D. Lice and mites
15. Which water-borne disease is transmitted by water snails?
A. A. Typhoids
B. B. Dysentery
C. C. Bilharzia
D. D. Cholera
16. When typing on a keyboard which key is used on typing in upper case?
A. A. Shift key
B. B. Arrow key
C. C. Enter key
D. D. Caps lock key
17. Transparent materials cannot be used to make_____________
A. A. Window screens
B. B. Spectacles
C. C. Mirrors
D. D. Picture frames
18. What is the main function of the blood platelets?
A. A. Transporting oxygen
 B. B. Clotting blood
C. C. Protecting the body against germs
D. D. Transporting waste products

19. The diagram below shows a female reproductive organ.

Implantation occurs at part marked;

A. A. D
B. B. C
C. C. B
D. D. A

20. Grade six learners set up the activity below.

Which property were they investigating?

A. A. Conduction
B. B. Convection
C. C. Radiation
D. D. Evaporation
 PREDICTION 11

Answer all questions in this paper

1. Grade 5 learners in a certain primary school grouped fungi with their use. Which of the following fungi was correctly
matched to its use?

A. A
B. B
C. C
D. D

2. In a certain family the water used for washing clothes is then used to clean the house. Water taps are also turned off

when not in use. Which one of the following is true about the family? It conserves water by;

A. recycling and re-using

B. reducing only
C. re-using and reducing
D. recycling only

3. During a lesson on fungi, the teacher warned learners not to pick mushrooms on their own for cooking. The reason why

learners should follow their teacher's advice is that;

A. mushrooms have no nutrients

B. some mushrooms have worms
C. mushrooms are difficult to cook
D. some mushrooms are poisonous

4. To control the covid 19 pandemic, one of the measures taken is to clean hands. A learner noted that after using a

sanitizer hands dry up faster than when washed with water. This is because the sanitizer;

A. freezes quickly
B. is absorbed by the skin
C. condenses easily
D. evaporates easily

5. After a discussion on the composition of air, learners presented the information in a pie chart as shown below.

Which one of the following letters represents a gas that support burning?

A. M
B. K
C. L
D. J

6. A learner went to hospital complaining of severe diarrhoea, vomiting and thirst. Which one of the following diseases was the

learner likely to be suffering from?

 A. Bilharzia
B. Cholera
C. Typhoid
D. Dysentry

7. Learners dropped dry leaves on a fire and observed that some leaves moved upwards instead of dropping into the fire.

Which one of the following statements best explains the observation?

A. Leaves are light

B. Leaves expand
C. Wind carried leaves upwards
D. Hot air carried leaves upwards

8. During a class discussion, learners listed the following as some effects of gravity.

i) flowing of water in rivers

ii) writing on the chalkboard

iii) fruits falling from a tree

iv) swimming in pool

Which two are correct effects of gravity?

A. (i) and (iii)

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

9. Learners went for a nature walk to study the importance of plants. They listed the following as the importance of

plants. They;

i) produce fruits

ii) attract rain

iii) beautify environment

iv) protect soil

v) produce nectar

Which two are true about flowering plants?

A. (i) (iii) (iv) (i), (iii), (v)

B. (ii) (iv) (v)
C. (ii) (iii) (v)

10. The following roots were drawn by learners to represent two types of root T and M. Which of the following pairs of plants

is matched to its correct types of roots?

A. T - Maize M - Sugarcane
B. T - Bean M - Maize
C. T - Sisal M - Beans
 D. T - Sugarcane M - Sisal

11. Learners observed a cloud that was grey in colour that was low in the sky, dark grey in colour and thick. The appearance of

the cloud indicates that there was going to be a;

A. windy weather
B. foggy weather
C. rainy weather
D. sunny weather

12. While sweeping in the classroom, Jane started sneezing and found it difficult to continue sweeping. What could Jane

do to prevent sneezing and continue sweeping?

A. Put on an overcoat
B. Sprinkle water on the floor
C. Wear gloves
D. Change the broom she is using

13. Grade six learners went for a Science nature walk to observe and collect different invertebrates in the field. One group

collected an invertebrate with the following characteristics;

i) has simple eyes

ii) has eight legs

iii) has two body parts

Which of the following invertebrate did they collect?

A. Cockroach
B. Millipede
C. Tick
D. Centipede

14. A grade six learner saw a certain plant with the following features;

i) shorter than trees

ii) had many thin and woody stem

iii) it had thorn like leaves

Which plant did they see?

 A. Shrubs
B. Herbs
C. Grasses
D. Tree

15. A push or a pull on an object is referred to as;

A. weight
B. force
C. energy
D. pressure

16. Which part of a plant absorb water and support firmly?

A. Fruits
B. Flowers
C. Roots
D. Stem

17. Three of the following are safety precautions when handling plants. Which one is not?

A. Wear gloves on your hands

B. Wash hands using soap after handling plants
C. Wear protective gears
D. Walk bare footed

18. A sick person was vomiting, had severe watery diarrhoea and was dehydrated. The person was likely suffering

from a disease called;

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

19. During a class discussion, learners suggested ways of controlling water pollution. Which one of the following ways would

control water pollution?

A. Boiling
B. Filtration
C. Avoiding open defecation
D. Chemicals treatment

20. The teacher asked four learners to bring each an invertebrate for Science lesson. They brought as follows;

John - caterpillar

Peter - lizard Esther

- ladybird Anne -

millipede

Who did not bring an invertebrate?

A. Peter
B. Esther
C. Anne
D. John
PREDICTION 12

1. Grade six learners were asked to name the blood component that prevents excessive bleeding.
Who gave the correct answer?

A. NJERI - platelets
B. JEMO – white blood cells
C. ALMA - plasma
D. LENCER – red blood cells
2. An example of an echinoderm is: (1 Marks)
A. Earthworm
B. Starfish
C. Beetle
D. Squid
3. Describe the body structure of a cnidarian. (2 Marks)

(2 Marks)
4. The diagram below shows the parts of the human heart.

Name the part of the heart marked W, and Y respectively.

W ________________________________

Y _________________________________

(2 Marks)
5. The chart drawn below shows the components of air in the atmosphere.

Write two functions of the gas marked Q.

i) ________________________________

ii) _______________________________
 (3 Marks)
6. State three examples of animals with the same characteristics as the one shown below

i) _______________________________________

ii) _______________________________________

iii) _______________________________________

(2 Marks)
7. Which tooth is drawn below
 A. Molar
B. Incisor
C. Canine
D. pre molar
(2 Marks)
8. The diagram below shows parts of the female reproductive system.

The part marked C is known as

A. uterus
B. ovary
C. oviduct
D. birth canaL
(2 Marks)
9. Which digital part of the computer is shown below?
 A. C.P.U
B. Monitor
C. Keyboard
D. Mouse
(2 Marks)
10. Some students uprooted a plant with the type of root drawn below.

Name two plants with this type of root.

(2 Marks)
11. Use the diagram below to answer the question.
Digestion of food starts at the part marked:
 A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
(1 Marks)
12. Most raised buildings have the slope marked X.

Which group of people are they mainly meant for?

(2 Marks)
13. The following crops have the same type of roots as shown above. Which one does NOT?
 A. Maize
B. Grass
C. Rice
D. Beans
(1 Marks)
14. Name one invertebrate that is in the same group as the one shown below.

(2 Marks)
15. The part of the leaf marked P is known as
A. Vein
B. Leaf stalk
C. Lamina
D. Midrib
(2 Marks)

16. What is the name of invertebrate shown below.

A. Millipede
B. Centipede
 C. Snake
D. Caterpillar
(2 Marks)
17. Some grade 7 pupils carried out the experiment shown below in their school

laboratory. a) What observation did they make? (1mk)

b) State their conclusion (1mk

(2 Marks)
18. The method of irrigation shown below is called ________

A. basin irrigation
B. drip irrigation
C. pipe irrigation
D. flood irrigation
19. Otoyo educated his friends on the ways of conserving water. Which one of the following is (2 Marks)
not a way in which water is conserved?
A. Reusing water.
B. Construction of dams.
C. Harvesting rain water.
D. Building gabions.
20. The following are ways of reducing water wastage. Which one is not? (2 Marks)
A. reparring leaking taps
B. using drip irrigation
C. turning off water taps after use.
D. avoiding use of water
(1 Marks)
21. The following are ways of reducing water wastage. Which one is not?

A. Repairing leaking taps.

B. Using drip irrigation.

C. Turning off water taps after use.

 D. Avoiding use of water.

22. Treating water that has already been used so that it is safe to be used again is called (2 Marks)
A. evaporation
B. radiation
C. eradicating
D.recycling
23. Invertebrates are animals that (1 Marks)
A. Can fly
B. Have a backbone

C. Do not have a backbone

D. Live only in water
24. Which part of the plant conducts photosynthesis to convert sunlight into energy? (1 Marks)
A. The stem
B. The leaf
C. The root
D. The flower
25. We are tiny oval shaped cells. We are found in plasma and help in blood clotting. Who are (2 Marks)
we?
A.Red blood cells
B. Platelets
C.white blood
cell D. Plasma
(2 Marks)
26. Below is a description of a blood vessel.

i. Carries blood away from the heart.

ii. Have thick elastic walls.
iii. Have no valves.
iv. They carry blood under high pressure.
Which blood vessel is it?

A. Veins
B. Arteries
C. Capillaries
D. Aorta
27. Which among the following plants has a different root system? (2 Marks)
A. Carrot
B. Sugarcane
C. Groundnuts
D. Pea
28. What is a unique feature of cephalopods within mollusks? (1 Marks)
A. They have segmented bodies
B. They have an exoskeleton
 C. They have advanced eyesight
D. They have shells
29. During a nature walk, learners observed a plant remove gum, and fall its leaves. What (2 Marks)
characteristics of plants did it demonstrated? That plants
A. Reproduce
B. Remove waste
C. Feed
D. Grow
30. What is a common feature of annelids? (1 Marks)
A. Segmented bodies
B. Tentacles
C. Wings
D. Shells

31. Corals are part of which invertebrate group? (1 Marks)

A. Annelids
B. Arthropods
C. Cnidarians
D. Echinoderms
32. What component of the blood is primarily water and transports nutrients, hormones, and (1 Marks)
waste products?
A. Red blood cells
B. White blood cells
C. Platelets
D. Plasma
33. What adaptation do tuberous roots offer to plants? (1 Marks)
A. They help the plant climb
B. They protect the plant from predators
C. They provide a means of asexual reproduction
D. They store food and nutrients for the plant
34. Which of the following is an example of a crustacean? (2 Marks)
A. Earthworm
B. Leech
C. Crab
D. Snail
35. What is the main function of the human circulatory system? (1 Marks)
A. To transport gases
B. To break down food
C. To control body temperature
D. To send nerve signals
36. Three of the following are safety precautions when handling plants. Which one is not?. (1 Marks)
A. wear gloves on your hands.
B. wash hands using soap after handling plants.
C. wear protective gears.
D. any fruits or leaves.
PREDTION

1. Which one of the following shows a premolar tooth?

A B C D
A. A
B. B

C. C
D. D

2. Some Grade six learners were asked to name the part of a plant used for
absorption of water and mineral salts:

Kamene: Branch

Ngugi: Leaves

Wayua: Stem

Hassan: Roots

Who among them was correct?

A. Kamene
B. Ngugi
C. Hassan
D. Wayua

3. Which among the following plants has a different root system?

A. Carrot
B. Sugarcane
C. Groundnuts
D. Pea

4. The following are characteristics of a certain small animal:

(i) Three body parts.

(ii) Three pairs of legs.

 (iii) Presence of compound eyes.

(iv) No backbone.

Which of the following small animal has been described above?

A. Scorpion
B. Butterfly
C. Centipede
D. Spider

5. The chart below shows a part of the classification of invertebrates.

In which category is a mite likely to fall?

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

6. The illustration below shows an importance of invertebrates to man.

The illustration above shows the importance of invertebrates in

A. nectar collection
B. feeding
C. pollination
D. decoration

7. Use the diagram below to answer the following questions.

 The chamber marked iii is connected to the vessel marked

A. O
B. M
C. P

D. N

8. Which of the labelled parts shows the right auricle?

A. iv
B. i
C. ii
D. iii

9. The vessel marked O

A. is the main artery

B. carries deoxygenated blood to the lungs
C. carries oxygenated blood to the heart for pumping
D. is the main vein

10. Blood plasma transports all the following but not

A. digested food
B. waste materials
C. hormones
D. haemoglobin

11. In computing, the part of a computer used for display can also be used

A. for processing data

B. to edit a document
C. to print a document
D. for typing

12. Amanda drew a device like the one shown below.

What is the function of the computing gadget Amanda drew?

 A. Saving typed documents
B. Printing documents
C. Retrieving lost documents
D. Downloading files

13. When creating a Word document, what is the use of a cursor?

A. Correcting spelling errors

B. Showing the beginning of a text
C. Creating spaces between words in a text
D. Showing the end of a text

14. A space bar is found on the

A. mouse
B. keyboard
C. CPU
D. monitor

15. When handling computing devices, our hands should be

A. dry
B. smooth
C. wet
D. visible

16. Grade five learners named the animals below. Which one is an odd one
out?

A. A. snail
B. B. turtle
C. C. frog
D. D. fish

17. Which one is a use of heat?

A. A. reading comfortably
B. C. keeping off pests
C. C. warming the house
D. D. making food in plants
18. Which nail will fall down last?

ii A. S
iii B. R
iv C. Q
v D. P

19. The part marked X is the :-

A. Load
B. Machine
C. Fulcrum
D. Effort

20. Which of the following is a translucent material?

A. A. wood
B. B. skylight
C. C. clear water

D. D. clear glass
21. The instrument below produces sound by:-

A. A. hitting
B. B. plucking
C. C. shaking
D. D. blowing

22. Salome placed a plate on water. The plate floated because of its:-

A. A. size
B. B. colour
C. C. shape
D. D. mass

23. Which statement is NOT true about a bean plant?

A. A. It has green leaves

B. B. It breathes
C. C. It produces
D. D. It is used in baking biscuits.

24. What does letter P stand for in C. P. U as a digital device?

A. A. Production
B. B. Processing
C. C. Permanent
D. D. Process

25. Which small animal below is an odd one out?

A. A. grasshopper
B. B. fish
C. C. centipede
D. D. snail

26. Use the diagram below to answer the questions that follow.
Which juice is produced at X?
 A. Gastric juice
B. Bile juice

E. C. Stomach juice
F. D. Saliva juice

27. Water and salts are absorbed at:-

A. A. Y
B. B. Z
C. C. X
D. D. P

28. The part marked Y is the:-

A. A. liver
B. B. pancreas
C. C. small intestine
D. D. stomach

29. What do we call the digital device below?

A. A. monitor
B. B. keyboard
C. C. mouse
D. D. C.P.U

30. ___________________________ is a useful non-green plant.

A. A. Toadstool
B. B. Mucor
C. C. Athlete foot
 D. D. Yeast

31. The grouping of plants according to certain characteristics is called:-

A. A. classification
B. B. reproduction
C. C. pollination
D. D. chlorophyll

32. In human beings the undigested food is stored in the:-

A. A. stomach
B. B. rectum
C. C. large intestines
D. D. anus

33. Grade 4 learners want to handle plants. They can use the equipment
below.
It is called:-

A. A. tongs

B. overcast
C. forceps
D. scissors

34. Which statement is NOT true about the clouds below?

A. A. They indicate fine weather.

B. B. They cover the whole sky.
C. C. They have a flat bottom.
D. D. They are found high in the sky.

35. Sound travels in _________________________ direction.

A. A. one
B. B. straight
C. C. wavy
D. D. all
PREDICTION 14
1. Which one of the following plants acts as a source of medicine?

A. Avocado tree
B. Mango tree
C. Guava plant
D. Aloe vera plant

2. What is the function of the caps lock key in editing a word document?

A. To switch off the computer

B. To create space between letters
C. To type capital letters
D. To delete letters

3. The diagram below shows changes of state of matt

Name the process labelled Z and X respectively.

A. Freezing and evaporation

B. Melting and freezing
C. Evaporation and freezing
D. Condensation and evaporation

4. Which of the following processes are brought about by heating only?

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

5. Which face of the moon is not visible from the earth?

A. Crescent
B. Gibbous
C. New moon
D. Full moon

6. Jane is warming her hands over the jiko. Heat from the jiko reaches her hands through?

A. convection
B. osmosis
C. conduction
 D. radiation

7. Which one of the following is not an example of an external parasite?

A. Roundworm
B. Lice
C. Flea
D. Mite

8. Which muscle is used when kicking a ball?

A. Cardiac
B. Skeletal
C. Smooth
D. Skull

9. When making the human breathing system, which material can be used to improve the lungs?

A. Rubber
B. Bottle
C. Balloons
D. Straw

10. Which of the following is an example of e-waste?

A. Kitchen refuse
B. Animal waste
C. Fruit peelings
D. Broken keyboard

11. After creating a file, what should you do next?

A. Delete
B. Save
C. Switch the computer off
D. Edit

12. The following are uses of bases except?

A. used in making milk soar

B. used in baking of bread
C. used for making soap
D. used in making toothpaste

13. The diagram below shows the parts of the human digestive system.
 Digestion of food starts in the?

A. stomach
B. small intestines
C. mouth
D. rectum

14. Name the parts marked 3 and 4

A. Small intestines and anus

B. Pancrease and liver
C. Stomach and rectum
D. Stomach and small intestines

15. What is the function of the part marked 2?

A. Where food moves from the mouth to the stomach.

B. Chewing of food
C. Absorbs water and minerals
D. Where digestion ends

16. When animals fall sick they are treated by a?

A. dentist
B. veterinary
C. optician
D. doctor

17. Name the tooth shown below.

 A. Pre-molar
B. Molar
C. Incisors

D. Canine

18. What is the function of the above tooth?

A. Tearing
B. Biting
C. Holding
D. Grinding

19. What is the name of the part of the lever shown on the diagram below?

A. Effort
B. Load
C. Fulcrum
D. Weight

20. Grade 4 pupils did the experiment below. Which pin fell first?

A. C
B. A
C. None
D. D

21. Which group of plants consists of plants with taproots?

A. Maize and wheat

B. Bean plants and green grams
C. Grass and blackjack
D. Ground nuts and rice

22. Which of the following animal has the same number of legs as a mite?

A. Spider
B. Milipede
C. Grasshopper
D. Wasp
23. The diagram below show the female reproductive system. Use it to answer questions 23 and
24.

What is the name of the part marked Y?

A. Testis
B. Uterus
C. Oviduct
D. Ovary

24. In which part does fertilization take place?

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

25. Which of the following is not a function of the leaves?

A. Breathing
B. Transportation of water
C. Manufacturing food
D. Loss of excess water

26. Which of the following is a way of conserving water?

A. Taking short showers when bathing

B. Leaving the tap running
C. Washing a cup in a full bucket of water
D. Using plenty of water when washing hands

27. A pupil observed the sky and saw the clouds with the following characteristics:-

i) Look like bundles of cotton

ii) Found high in the sky

iii) Have a flat base

 Which type of clouds did the pupil observe?

A. Nimbus
B. Cirrus
C. Cumulus
D. Stratus

28. Which group of matter consist of gases only?

A. Milk and ink

B. Oxygen and water
C. Toothpaste and flour
D. Smoke and water vapour

29. A pupil was blindfolded and the bell was rung from different comers. Which property of sound
were they investigating?

A. Direction of sound
B. Reflection of sound
C. Loud and soft sound
D. Sound pollution

30. Which one of the following is not an effect of force?

A. Change the state of matter

B. Change of direction of moving objects
C. Starts and stop motion
D. Change the shape of an object