Kpsea 2023 Blue Print Prediction
Kpsea 2023 Blue Print Prediction
Kpsea 2023 Blue Print Prediction
Drug use is on the rise among the youth today. Young people experiment with both hard drugs
and alcohol. Some claim it gives them a shared experience. Others say drugs help them to calm
down. There are those who are tricked into believing that drugs would help them solve whatever
problems they have. The end result is getting addicted.
Alcoholism for instance, is a chronic disorder in which a person is unable to refrain from
frequent and excessive consumption of alcohol. Excessive drinking damages the liver and leads
to liver cirrhosis. The alcoholic has impaired judgement and disturbed sleep.
The government of Kenya has ensured that there is no sale of alcohol for children under the age
of 18. In Kenya, it is illegal for minors to consume alcohol. According to the Alcoholic Drinks
Control Act 2010, it is an offense for a person to sell, give, or supply alcoholic drinks to a person
under the age of 18. It is also an offense for a person under the age of 18 to purchase, attempt to
purchase, or consume alcoholic drinks.
Surprisingly we still find some rogue businessmen doing the contrary. This menace of drug and
substance use should be fought by everyone. It should not be left to the government alone. We
all need a society that will develop tomorrow. We all need leaders tomorrow. We all need a
generation after us. For us to achieve all that, we must bring up our children in the right way.
They should know that drug and substance use is something to be avoided like the plague.
The lion, the donkey and the zebra were very good friends. They lived together in the forest.
They also hunted together and ate together as well. Whenever the lion went out to hunt, her
children would be well taken care of. The problem was she did not know who between the zebra
and the donkey looked after her cubs. Every time she dared ask; both would respond and say
they did. This confused her even more.
To make matters worse, the lion was unable to identify who the donkey was and who the zebra
was because they looked so much alike. One day, the lion came up with an idea to paint stripes
so that he could tell them apart. He would thereafter hide somewhere in the bush and watch who
actually cared for her cubs. When he did so, all the other donkeys that were in the land felt that
their friend the zebra was more beautiful and decided to also paint stripes on themselves.
The hare who did the job for the lion had an idea; he would charge them more. But before he
decided on that, he talked to the lion. The lion was not only angry with the hare but also with the
10. Why was the lion unable to distinguish between the zebra and the donkey?
A. animals looked beautiful.
B. They both responded whenever the lion asked a question.
C. They looked so much alike.
D. They had proved to be caring to the cubs.
11. The words to date have been used to mean
A. until now.
B. ven today.
C. till kingdom come.
D. up to when.
12. The best title for the passage above would be
A. The lion and the donkey.
B. Why zebras have stripes.
C. The lion and the zebra.
D. The end of the lion, donkey and zebra friendship.
The benefits of being a true sportsperson are many. A successful sportsperson in school gets an
opportunity to represent their school at different levels. This builds self-esteem and provides
great inspiration to others.
Think of athletes like Eliud Kipchoge, Vivian Cheruiyot, Geoffrey Kamworor to mention just
but a few. Do they not inspire you? I believe they do. They all started by participating in sports
while in school.
Character and personal growth are other important things you can achieve from sports. Being a
true sportsperson requires a great deal of discipline. You mould yourself into becoming the best
at what you do. It creates a sense of worth and pride to be a role model to others. One also grows
financially. The sports industry is one of the most rewarding industries in the world today.
Sportspeople are highly paid, especially when they get to national and international levels.
There is also the benefit of developing teamwork and problem-solving skills. Working to
achieve a common goal in a group teaches group discipline and selflessness. You learn to
effectively communicate and reason out the best way for all, as well as to accommodate the
views of others.
Read the passage below. It contains blank spaces numbered 16 – 20. For each blank space,
choose the best alternative from the given four.
Cities __16__ towns like Nairobi tend to have a __17__ mix of culture and __18__ which can
help when making new friends and meeting people. Most __19__ are easy to access. Restaurants
and cinemas are in __20__ in these busier areas and you often find new attractions will open in a
city before anywhere else.
A B C D
16. and with in to
more
17. greater greatest great
greater
18. ethnicities ethnicity ethnisities athnicities
19. amenitis amenities amenitits amenites
20. scarce few rare plenty
For questions 21-27, choose the best alternative to complete the given sentence.
For questions 28 and 29, choose the alternative that means the same as the underlined
word(s)
For question 30, choose the alternative with the correctly punctuated sentence.
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3.Otoyo educated his friends on the ways of conserving water. Which one of the following is not
a way in which water is conserved?
A. Reusing water.
B. Construction of dams.
C. Harvesting rain water
D. Building gabions.
4.When interacting with computing devices, Mr Omondi likes editing spreadsheet documents.
Which of the following is a button used to edit information?
A. Clipboard
B. Font
C. Enter
D. Styles
5.Kakuma went out to see flowering plants.. Which one of the following is not a flowering plant?
A. Mango
B. Maize
C. Tomato
D. Mushroom
6.Miano was telling his brother of how plants can harm us. Which one of the following is not
true?
7.Grade 6 learners learned on how to protect themselves from harmful plants. Which one of the
following is not a way of protection from harmful plants?
A. Wearing gloves
B. Wearing goggles.
C. Walking barefoot in an area with thorny plants.
D. Wearing an overcoat.
8.Kongo asked his teacher on the importance of flowering plants. The following are true except
they
9.Esther was carrying out an experiment with acids. She realized that she had substance Z that is
a base. Which one of the following is likely to be substance Z?
A. Wood ash.
B. Hydrochloric acid
C. Orange juice.
D. Lemon juice.
10.Mwema was walking around his farm when he saw a green non-flowering plant. Which one
of the following was likely to be the plant?
A. Beans
B. Maize
C. Moss
D. Mango
11.Linturi and Miano were watching a football game. What is the name given to people watching
a football match?
A. Participan
B. Coach
C. Referees
D. Spectators
A. Aerosol sprays.
B. Burning splastics.
C. Broken pieces of glass
D. Gases from vehicles exhausts.
13.Abdalla wanted to know about the ways he would take care of the community's recreation
facilities. Which one of the following is not a way of taking care of the facilities?
A. Littering.
B. Finding alternative sources of fuel
C. Ensuring tree planting is done
D. Drawing graffiti on walls
14.Otieno and Lydia were playing water games after a swimming class. Which one of the
following is a water game?
A. Bunch start.
B. Shoulder shrug technique.
C. C. Freeze tag
D. Side shuffle
15.David decided to perform an individual balancing. The following are ways in which he
performed the balancing except
A. hand balance
B. hand balance with split
C. freeze tag.
D. hand walk
16.Grade 6 learners went for a camp. They decided to use the following methods to preserve
food. Which one of the following is not a method of preserving food?
A. Smoking
B. Salting
C. Drying
D. Cooking
17.The following are outdoor activities that can be done during camping except?
A. pitching tents
B. collecting firewood
18.Which one of the following is not a safety measure for outdoor activities?
19.Grade 7 learners were having warm up activities for the scissor technique, Which one of the
following is not a warm up activity for the scissor technique?
A. Jumping jacks.
B. Side shuffles
C. Lunges
D. Stretch and spell
20.The Sports officer in Katani village went to inspect the equipment for the upcoming shot-put
event. Which one of the following is not a shot-put equipment in the school?
21.Itindi is planning to practice the scissor technique on Friday. Which one of the following is a
phase of the scissor technique?
A. The flight.
B. The Stance
C. Grip
D. Release
22.Mrs. Doria pointed at the area a shot is put. Which of the following areas did she point?
A. Throwing ball
B. Shot put sector
C. Stance
D. Shot put
A. Metal tip
24.Musyoka is a very talented athlete with a good character. Which one of the following is not
an importance of having a good character for a sports person?
25.Toria wants to use the shoulder shrug technique for a race. At what point should she use the
technique?
26.Grade 6 learners have all become adolescents. Which one of the following is an emotional
change they undergo?
A. Mood swings.
B. Growth of pubic hair.
C. Increase in height and weight.
D. Breaking of the voice.
27.Mwadime wants to start exercising from Monday. The following are the importance of
physical exercise except?
A. Controlling weight
B. It improves cardio-respiratory fitness
C. It increases the risk of getting infections
D. It reduces anxiety.
28.Kiptoo was experiencing changes in his body. Which one of the following is not a change that
occurs in boys?
A. Growth of an acne.
29.Clara wanted to buy cosmetics from a beauty shop. The following are examples of cosmetics
except?
A. Ring
B. Lipstick
C. Powder
D. Lotion
A. Obesity
B. Cancer
C. Asthma
D. Tuberculosis
31.Grade six learners were discussing on dangers of misuse of cosmetics. Which of the following
is not a danger of misuse of cosmetics?
33.Opetu and Miano wanted to draft a budget. Which one of the following factors is not
considered when making a budget?
A. Millipede
B. Centipede
C. Snake
D. Caterpillar
35.Evelyn loves wearing decent clothes. All the following are true on the importance of decent
dressing. Which one is not?
36.Madam Mugambi asked 4 learners to state the food they had taken during supper the previous
night. They stated as follows;
Atieno: Ugali, eggs, kales.
Levis: Chapati, green grams, meat.
Judy: Creen bananas, potatoes, avocado.
Juma: Spaghetti, rice, chicken.
Who among the following learners took a balanced diet?
A. Juma
B. Levis
C. Judy
D. Atieno
37.Grade 6 learners were asked to state ways of preserving cereals and pulses. Which one of the
following is not a way of preserving cereals and pulses?
A. Sun-drying
B. Use of wood ash
C. Use of salt
D. Use of chemicals.
38.Mr Lee listed the following signs and symptoms of a certain nutritional deficiency disease.
A. Kwashiorkor
B. Obesity
C. Rickets
D. Marasmus.
A. To remove fat
B. To make it more
C. To make it tastier
D. To make it last longer
40.Grade 6 learners were learning about soil erosion. Which of the following best explains the
term erosion?
41.Ngotoi was teaching about the importance of deterrents in a farm. All the following are true
about deterrents except
A. Splits
B. Fruits
C. Manure
D. Ponds
43.A grade 5 pupil was writing down notes on water conservation for plants in nurseries. He
wrote down the following points.
E. Building of gabions
F. Terracing
G. Weeding
H. Shading
44.Teacher Charles gave grade 6 learners a chart that had information about of sunken seed beds.
Which one of the following is false about a sunken seed bed?
45.Sakina's granary has been infested with mice. Otumbo suggested the following ways to
control the mice.
A. Watering
B. Weeding
C. Mulching
D. Slashing the crops down.
47.Koine and Tuma went to a farm and spotted climbers like passion fruits and kiwi. What are
climbers?
48.Miriam mounted planting materials used to grow climbing fruits. Which one of the following
is matched with its correct planting material?
A. Berries - Seeds
B. Gooseberry - Cuttings
C. Kiwi - Seeds
D. Passion - Seeds
49.Why should you wear gloves when handling a classmate who is nose
bleeding?
A. To make the hands look smart.
B. To avoid infections
C. To keep the hands warm
D. Fear of seeing blood
A. For germination
B. For moisture
C. To soften the seed coats
D. To kill the plant
Hapo zamani za kale, katika ulimwengu wa wanyama, paliishi Swara na Mbweha Swara na
Mbweha walipendana kama chanda na pete. Wawili hao walikuwa na familia zao. Kila
mmoja alikuwa na nyumba yake, mke pamoja na watoto. Mbweha alikuwa na watoto sita naye
Swara alikuwa na watoto watano. Marafiki hao walifanya mambo yao kwa ushirikiano
mkubwa. Walifuga wanyama kama vile mbuzi, ng'ombe, kondoo na ngamia. Wanyama hao
waliwapa faida ya maziwa na wakati fulani kuwafanyia kazi.
Tofauti kubwa iliyokuwapo ni kuwa Swara alipenda shughuli za kilimo naye Mbweha alipenda
sana ufugaji. Swara alipouza maziwa yake, alipanda miche kisha akaamua kuwekeza katika
kilimobiashara. Alipanda mimea kama vile michungwa, mihindi, mitufaha na mingine.
Alipovuna mazao ya mimea hiyo, alitoa gharama ya ukulima huo kisha akabaki na faida kubwa
mno. Kwa kuwa kazi ilikuwa nyingi shambani, aliamua kuwapa wanyama wengine ajira. Kila
alipovuna mazao yake, aliyauza na kuweka pesa alizozipata katika benki. Hiyo ilikuwa njia ya
kuhakikisha kuwa pesa zake zisingeibwa na wahalifu. Uzalendo wa Swara ulijulikana sana
alipolipa ushuru kutokana na mapato.
Kwa sasa, marafiki hao wawili ni matajiri wakubwa. Wakazi katika eneo hilo wanapenda sana
kilimo, ufugaji na biashara. Vilevile, wao hulipa ushuru wa mapato mara kwa mara.
Wamejifunza kwa Swara na Mbweha kuwa kulipa ushuru kuna manufaa makubwa katika nchi.
1. Ukirejelea maisha ya Swara, ni jambo gani lililokuwa la mwisho kati ya mambo haya?
A. kulipa ushuru
B. kuuza mazao ya shambani
C. kufuga wanyama
D. kuanzisha kilimo
2. Maneno 'walifanya mambo yao kwa ushirikiano mkubwa' yanaonyesha kuwa Swara
na rafiki yake walizingatia methali gani?
A. Achanikaye kwenye mpini hafi njaa.
Kijiji cha Ingusi kinapatikana kati ya masoko manne. Soko la Butere hujulikana sana kwa
ununuzi wa mifugo kama vile mbuzi, nguruwe, kondoo na mbuzi. Katika soko lilo hilo,
kunapatikana nguo za watu wa kike na kiume, watoto kwa watu wazima. Wanaotaka kununua
viungo vya upishi kama vile mafuta, vitunguu, nyanya na chumvi nao wanaweza kununua katika
soko hilo. Upande mwingine, utapata soko la Mumias. Kwenye soko hilo, unaweza ukanunua
mifugo mbalimbali. Aidha, unaweza ukununua jezi za timu mbalimbali
kama vile Gor Mahia, AFC Leopards, Manchester United, PSG na kadhalika. Vifaa mbalimbali
vinavyotumika nyumbani kama vile sufuria, vikombe, mabeseni, vijiko na visu viliuzwa sokoni
hapo. Nyanya, mafuta ya kupikia, vitunguu, mdalasini na bizari pia huweza kupatikana katika
soko hilo.
Soko la Imanga nalo linapatikana karibu na kijiji cha Ingusi. Kwenye soko hilo la Imanga,
wanunuzi hupata bidhaa nyingi zisizopatikana katika masoko hayo mengine. Kile
kinachopatikana kwenye soko hilo na lile la Butere ni viungo vya kupikia. Soko la Ugunja
linafahamika kwa bidhaa moja muhimu sana. Wakazi wa Ingusi huenda kwenye soko la Ugunja
kwa sababu ya kununua samaki mbalimbali kama vile mkunga, kipepeo, pweza na kambare.
Kenya ni nchi __16__ makabila mengi. Makabila haya yanapatikana nchini__17__. __18__
tuishi vizuri, tunafaa kuwa na amani na umoja kati __19__. Umoja huo utatuwezesha kupiga
hatua za kimandeleo na __20__ uchumi wetu.
A B C D
16. yenyewe lenye yenye lenyewe
INSHA
Mwandikie mwalimu wako wa darasa barua ukimweleza sababu zilizofanya ukakosa kuja
shuleni juma lililopita.
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A. 438m
B. 126m
C. 258m
D. 246m
13. A company employed 680 employees. The company shared them equally among 40
groups. How many employees were in each group?
A. 17
B. 34
C. 62
D. 28
14. A fruit vendor spent sh.1475 to buy fruits. She bought a total of 59 fruits. How much did
each fruit cost?
A. Sh. 25
B. Sh. 35
17. Grade 6 learners were required to rearrange the following numbers in an ascending order.
Which of the following is the correct order
A. 155755, 157555, 155575, 155557
B. 155557, 155575, 155755, 157555
C. 157555,155575,155755,155557
D. 155755,155575,157555,155557
18. Sixty-five thousand, one hundred and fifty bags of beans were harvested in a certain
season. If thirty five thousand, seven hundred were consumed, how many bags of beans
remained?
A. 30650
B. 29450
C. 90850
D. 20650
19. Aisha bought 1/4kg of margarine and 1/2kg of rice. What was the total mass of the two
products?
A. 3/4kg
B. 2/6kg
C. 1/4kg
D. 1/6kg
20. Grade 5 learners made following numbers cards. Which one of the following is a multiple
of 3?
A. 520
B. 507
C. 80
D. 97
22. Richard bought 8 ¼ kg of meat. His wife cooked 2 ¾kg of it. What amount of meat
remained?
A. 4½ kg
B. 6kg
C. 11kg
D. 5 ½kg
23. Ruben wrote the factors below. Which of the following are factors of 81?
A. 2 x 3 x4 x5
B. 3 x3 x 3 x3
C. 2 x2 x2 x 3
D. 2 x3 x7
24. During group discussion, learners were provided with the following numbers cards.
5,7,9,2,3 Which is the smallest 5-digit number that one can create from the numbers
above?
A. 92752
B. 75923
C. 23579
D. 32795
25. Faith stayed with her mother over the holiday for a week. How many hours did she stay
with her mother?
A. 48 hours
B. 148 hours
C. 168 hours
D. 84 hours
26. Gift bought three trays of eggs for her business. On her way home, ten eggs broke. How
many eggs was she left with? [a tray has 30 eggs]
A. 27
B. 90
C. 60
D. 80
27. What is the difference between the number of buffalo and elephants in the orphanage?
A. 342
B. 458
C. 520
D. 158
28. What is the sum of total population of the Zebra and Giraffe?
A. 301
B. 123
C. 83
D. 411
29. What is the total population of animals in the animal orphanage?
A. 336
B. 595
C. 931
D. 767
30. Gelindah has t cows, 24 goats and 17 sheep in his farm. Which of the following correctly
represents the sum of animals in the farm?
A. t+17
B. t + 24 −17
C. t − 24 +17
D. t +41
Time: 2 hours
READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY.
1. You have been given this question booklet and a separate answer sheet. The question bookier
contains 30 questions.
2. Do any necessary rough work in this booklet.
3. When you have chosen your answer, mark it on the ANSWER SHET, not in the question paper.
PART B: MUSIC
16. Which of the following songs is wrongly matched with the purpose it serves?
A. Patriotic - Praise leaders of a country.
A. Obokano-Kisii
B. Adeudeu-Teso
C. Orutu - Luo
D. Sukuti-Luhya.
20. When playing a chivoti, we can change the pitch of the tune by
A. covering and uncovering the holes.
B. pressing softly all the holes.
C. pressing hard all the holes.
D. only covering the holes.
21. Kilumi dancers carried drums to perform in Music Festivals. The performers wore sisal
skirts and decorated themselves with necklaces. The presentation was good but its ending
did not please the judges. Which feature of a folk song did they fail to apply at the end?
A. Instrumentation
B. Costumes
C. Climax
D. Participants.
A. do
B. mi
C. re
D. ti
23. Sofi wanted to make a drum. Which of the following materials was she likely to use?
A. Hollow wood, animal skin, string.
B. Hollow wood, piece of cloth, strings.
C. Hollow wood, animal skin, metal rod.
D. Hollow wood, piece of cloth, animal skin.
24. Grade 6 pupils were asked to identify the French rhythm name given to a semibreve.
What was their correct response?
A. Ta-te
B. Taa-aa
C. Taa-aa-aa-aa
D. ta-te-taa
25. During Music Festivals, a certain group of performers presented a folk song and the
audience understood its message clearly. This
was probably due to
A. many facial expressions
B. correct diction
C. varied gestures
D. high tempo.
26. Which factor is NOT considered when drawing two overlapping cylindrical forms?
A. Proportion of forms
B. Balance of forms
C. Variation of lines
D. Inadequate space
27. Which one is NOT a 3-D artwork?
A. sculpture
B. pottery
C. drawing
D. marionette
26. Shakilla wanted to draw a still life drawing. Which one of the following cannot be used
to draw a still life?
A. Imagination
36. Who among the following people worked for 14 years in order to get the girl he loved?
A. John
B. Job
C. David
D. Jacob.
37. Jesus promised to send His disciples a helper whom he sent on the day of Pentecost. On
that day, many people were filled with
A. tongues
B. fire
C. holy spirit
D. life.
38. In the parable of the good Samaritan, the man who fell into the hands of robbers was
going to
A. Jericho
B. Bethany
C. Jerusalem
D. Samaria.
39. Which one of the following is not part of God's creation?
A. Water
B. Soil
C. Car
D. Man
40. During the baptism of Jesus, the Holy Spirit came down in form of a
A. pigeon
B. dove
C. duck
D. raven.
41. During break time, you find your best friend opening your bag without your permission.
What is the best action to take?
A. Report to the teacher.
B. Forgive him and tell him to ask for anything he wants.
C. Discuss the act with your friends.
D. Stop your friendship.
42. The following are reasons why Christians read the Bible. Which one is not? To
A. strengthen relation hip with God
B. get guidance on various issues
36. Which one of the following surahs of the holy Qur'an clearly explains the events of the
day of judgement?
A. Maun
B. Nasr
C. Zilzala
D. Dhuha
37. Grade 5 learners were discussing about the first revelation. Which one of the following
surahs did they identify as the first to be revealed?
A. Fatiha
B. Nas
C. Falaq
D. Alaq
38. When the prophet lost one of his sons, the Quraish mocked him saying that he had been
cut off. Which surah did Allah reveal to console him?
A. Asr
B. Kawthar
C. Nasr
D. Tiyn.
39. How old was the prophet when he lost his mother?
A. 6 years
B. 8 years
C. 10 years
D. 40 years
40. Which one of the following brings love among the Muslims according to the hadith of the
prophet (S.A. W)?
A. Fasting
B. Swalah
C. Hajj.
D. Greetings
41. Muslims are allowed to take Tayammam when
A. water is not available
B. water is very cold
C. one has to buy water
D. there is a lot of sand and dust around.
42. Which one of the following statements is true about the angels of Allah? They
A. received books
B. preached Islam
C. advice Allah
D. obeyed the command of Allah,
43. Angels are created from
A. nar
B. clay