Please enter your email: 1.Which ofthe following is a physical change in boys only during adolescence? A. Hips broaden B. Shoulders and chest broaden C. Increase in weight and height D. Pimples on the face. Which of the following statement is not correct when handling chemicals at home? A. Always wash hands properly after using chemicals. B. Read instruction well before use. C. Keep chemicals away from children. D. Taste or inhale chemicals before using them. 3.Animals should be fed with a balanced diet for the following reasons except? A. Encourage parasites B. Proper growth C. Maximum production D. Protection against diseases. 4.The following are characteristics of blood vessels. (i) Have thick elastic and muscular walls. (ii)Have valves to prevent back flow of blood. (iii)They are located deep in the body. (iv)They are located close to the surface of the body. Which characteristics applies to vessel number only? A. (ii), (iv) B. (iii), (v) C. (iii), (i) D. (i), (ii) 5.Waceke was bitten by a snake. Which vessel carried the poison to the heart? A. (iii) B. (i) C. (iv) D. (ii) 6.Venus flytrap, cobra lilly, sundew and bladder wort A. saprophytic plants B.carnivorous plants C. non- flowering plants D.decidous plants 7.Kipngetich collected the following materials to construct a certain weather instrument. (i) a strong polythene (ii) a strong string (iii) wire (iv) a long pole Which weather instrument did he intend to construct? A. Windsock B. Windvane C. Thermometer D. Raingauge 8.Kipngetich collected the following materials to construct a certain weather instrument. (i) a strong polythene (ii) a strong string (iii) wire (iv) a long pole Which weather instrument did he intend to construct? A. Windsock B. Windvane C. Thermometer D. Raingauge 9.For tools to last longer and work property, they should not be A. used for the right purpose B. cleaned after use. C. sharpen cutting tools. D. used for the wrong purposes. 10.Onyango a class seven boy had the following symptoms. (i) Lack of sleep (ii) Loss of appetite (iii) Hallucinations. (iv) Brain damage Which drug could he have taken? A. Miraa B. Bhang C. Cocaine D. Heroin 11.Which one of the following-crop pest is CORRECTLY matched to then it causes? A. Weevil – bore holes in stems and-stock B. Cut worm – make holes in leaves of cereal crops C. Stalkborer – bore holes in rain D. Aphids – sucks juice from vegetable leaves. 12.Which one of the following livestock parasites cannot be controlled by spraying animal? A. Tste tse flies B. Ticks C. Mites D. Fleas 13.Merl a class seven pupil was takent0 hospital with the following symptoms. – – (i) Skin rash (ii) Fever (iii) Diarrhoea (iv) Blood in urine and stool She was likely suffering from? A. Cholera B. Pneumonia C. Bilharzia D. Typhoid 14.A common inhalant that is used by street boys is A. turpentine B. cobblers glue C. paint D. nail polish 15.Whales, bats,duck and billed platypus belong to a group of animals called A. birds B. carnivores C. herbivores D.mammals 16. The importance or fibre in the filllet is to A. prevent constipation: B. prevent dehydration C. prevent mulnutrition_ . D. add nutrients to the body. 17.Simsim, coconut and sunflower are examples of crops. A. fibre crops B.oil crops C. beverages D. cash crops 18. Which method of controlling weeds pollutes the environment? A. Use of chemicals B. Mulching C. Slashing D. Uprooting 19. Maina saw clouds that had, flat base and were made up of rounded masses these clouds indicated. A. Rainy weather B. Fine weather C. Stormy weather D. Windy weather 20.Decaying bodies of animals and plants A. pollute air for crops. B. make soil unsuitable for cultivation C.pollute soil for crops D. add humus to the soil. 21…………plants use nitrogen in the air to make protein? A. Fungi B. Mosses C. Leguminous D. Non- green 22.The part of a flower that consists of the stigma style and ovary is called? A. Petal B. Stamen C. Pistil D. Sepal 23.Which disease are immunised at birth? A.Diphtheria and polio B. Tuberculosis and polio C. Tetanus and whooping cough D. Polio and measles 24.Which of the following human activities increases soil erosion? A. Burning bushes – B. Stall grazing C. Planting trees D. Building gabions 25.Grasses and legumes that animals feed on directly`in the field are examples of? .A. Fodder B. Concentrates C. Hay D.’Pastures 26.The following are modern methods of preserving food EXCEPT? A. Canning B. Drying C.Freezing D.seasoning 27.When a coin is placed in a basisn of water it appears to be raised because of A. reflection B. refraction C. dispersion D. spectrum 28.In the human breathing system the hair that traps dust is found in the A. Nose B. Nose and trachea C. Trachea and bronchus D. Nose and bronchitis 29.The sandy soil has_ A. highest capillarity B. poorest water retention C. poorest drainage D. finest texture. 30.Force is expressed in A. grammes B. degree C. meters D. newtons 31.The following are plant nutrients. Which one is a micro nutrient? A. Potassium B. Iron C. Calcium D. Nitrogen 32.Harvested rain water can be stored in A. dams B. taps C. drums D. tanks 33.A false idea or a story many people believe to be true is called A. misconception B. facts C. myth D. proverbs 34.The following are ways in which HIV AIDS is spread EXCEPT? A. Blood transfusion . B. Exchange of saliva C, Sharing piercing objects D. Sharing meals. 35.Wanjeri’s sister had soft, weak bones and bow shaped legs. She should be fed on diet rich in A. calcium B.iron C. proteins D. carbohydrates 36.Oxygen is added to the blood in the A. heart B. head C. lungs D. arteries Loading … Question 1 of 36