THE UNITED REPUBLC OF TANZANIA PRESIDENTS' OFFICE REGINAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

FORM TWO ZONAL MOCK II EXAMINATION 

(KATAVI, MBEYA, NJOMBE, RUKWA, RUVUMA AND SONGWE) 

014 BIBLE KNOWLEDGE 

TIME 2:30 HRS YEAR: 2025 

INSTRUCTIONS

1. This paper consists of four sections, A, B and, C
2. Answer all questions from section A, B and C
3. All answers must be written in the spaces provided in the question paper.
4. Write your examination number on every page of your paper.
5. All writings must be in blue or black ink.
6. Bibles, cellular phones and other religious materials are not allowed in the examination.

SECTION A (15 Marks)

Answer All Questions in This Section

1. For each item (i–x), choose the correct answer from among the alternatives and write its letter in the box provided. (10 marks)

i. What does the word “inerrancy” mean?

1. Free from problems
2. Free from errors
3. Free from pirates
4. Free from sin 

ii. The action of Sarah becoming pregnant and giving birth to a son in Genesis 23 teaches us that .

1. There is nothing impossible to God
2. There are many problems in bearing children
3. Women should love God and give sacrifices
4. We should give offering to God before marriage

iii. Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy form a unity and are collectively known as the . 

1. Origin
2. Ketubim
3. Pentateuch
4. Hebrews 

iv. The English word Bible comes from a Greek word . . . . in singular which means book, scroll or paper. 

1. Ta biblia
2. To biblion
3. Babylon
4. Mesopotamia

v. After the flood, Noah came out from the ark and all living creatures. How did Noah respond to God’s salvation?

1. He built the altar and offered a sacrifice of clean animals
2. He built the ark and invited living creatures
3. He started to plant vineyard and became drunk
4. He sent the raven and the dove outside the ark

vi. The books of the Bible are called . . . . because they are written under the divine inspiration. 

1. Sacred
2. Library
3. Instrumental
4. Bible

vii. There will be 73 books in the Bible if the books of . . . . are taken as separate books. 

1. 1 & 2 Maccabees
2. 1 & 2 Kings
3. Samuel and Tobit
4. Ezra and Nehemiah

viii. The word ‘Babel’ is derived from . . . .

1. Baal
2. Balal
3. Hebrew
4. Egypt

ix. Genesis was composed before the year . . . .

1. 1345–1405
2. 1445–1405
3. 1405–1445
4. 1645–1405

x. The Jewish has a total number of . . . books.

1. 36 books
2. 39 books
3. 27 books
4. 66 books

Answer

2. Match the items in List A with the corresponding answers from List B (10 marks)

Answer

SECTION B: (70 Marks)

Answer all questions in this section

3. One of the immediate effects of sin on the earth was effects in the lives of Adam and Eve

1. How were the two (Adam and Eve) affected by their own action towards God's command in Eden? (2marks)
2. How did God demonstrate his love and affection for them? (2marks)
3. Explain how the offspring of Adam and Eve demonstrated a life of sin (2 marks)
4. Suggest two ways you can practice today to help you avoid pre-mature death. (4.marks)

4. At some point, Abram was forced to separate from Lot, his brother's son.

(a) Why was Abram forced to move with Lot? (2marks)

(b) Their separation was both painful and beneficial. Explain:-

(i) Painful experience (2marks)

(ii) Beneficial experience (2marks)

(c) What two issues, that can dictate separation among family members? (2marks)

(d) In your own view, what two spiritual lessons does the separation of Abram and Lot teach young people today? (4marks)

5. When Noah came out of the ark, he went before the Lord he worshiped and thanked giving (Genesis 6).

1. What did Noah do in the process of worship and thanksgiving?
2. What was God’s reaction towards Noah’s act?
3. Name the sign of covenant God made with Noah?
4. What two lessons do you learn from what Noah did to God?

6. Because of development of science and technology, The people of Shinar agreed to erect the Tower of Babel:-

1. Why did these people build the Tower of Babel?
2. What did God do to stop the people of Shinar from succeeding in building the Tower?
3. Explain two negative effects of science and technology today:-

7. Give short answers for questions below:-

1. What two things did God promise to do if the Hebrews would obey his voice and keep his commandment at Mt. Horeb? (Exodus 19:5–6)
2. How did the Hebrew disappoint God when Moses delayed coming down from the Mountain?
3. What was the motive behind Miriam and Aaron accusing Moses for getting married to Cushitic woman?
4. According to Exodus 16:3, the Israelites complained in other events for lack of water. If you were there, what would you advise to do concerning their daily needs?
5. What did Adam and Eve do when they heard God walking in the garden in the cool of the day?

8. A new King who did not know Joseph rose over Egypt and tortured the Hebrews with the intention to reduce their number. However, the more they were oppressed, the more they multiplied and became a threat to the King and his people. (Exodus 1:8–22):-

1. How did the King and his people oppress the Israelites? (4 points)
2. In three points, explain how today’s leaders are oppressing people they lead?

9. Despite God’s earnest efforts to warn man against eating Forbidden Fruits, man finally disobeyed God and ate the Fruits of the tree in the middle of the garden.

1. What three things happened to Eve after eating the Forbidden Fruits:-
2. Adam, Eve and Serpent all sinned before God. Highlight on seven effects of sin:

SECTION C: (15 Marks)

Answer all questions in this section

10. The life of Hebrews throughout their journey to the Promised Land was full of tests of faith, trust and obedience to God. With reference to Exodus chapters 14, 16 and 17, analyze any five (5) tests that many people in the society experience in their daily lives:

PRESIDENT’S OFFICE REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS ACADEMIC UNION(CASAU)

FORM TWO PRE NATIONAL ASSESSMENT

BIBLE KNOWLEDGE EXAMINATION

 SECTION A (15 Marks) 

Answer ALL questions in this section.

1. Choose the most correct answer for each of the following questions and write its letter in the space provided

i. Almost everything has roots from the Bible in that even the campaign of tree planting especially fruit trees which are advocated by all people who are passionate with environmental care is rooted from the Bible. As a Form Two Biblical expert, prove the statement by showing the first fruit tree to be planted by man

1. The tree of knowledge of good and evil
2. The tree of life
3. The apple tree
4. The vineyard tree

ii. Due to the current human civilization and development of mega cities, many people think that building of cities is so modern. Prove to such people that building of cities is an old idea by identifying the first city to be built by man

1. Jerusalem
2. Enoch
3. Canaan
4. Babylon

iii. One of the places where the Israelites encamped during their journey in the wilderness was Hazeroth. What took place at Hazeroth?

1. The Israelites craved for meat
2. Miriam and Aaron opposed Moses
3. Moses sent out the twelve spies from that place
4. God sent the fiery serpents to the Israelites

iv. Which of the following couples in the Bible can demonstrate the statement?

1. Abraham and Sarah 
2. Jacob and Rachel 
3. Isaac and Rebekah
4. Samson and Delilah

v. According to the book of Judges 2: 11- 23, the Israelites did what was more evil in the sight of the Lord than their fathers, as they served the Baal. Identify the main reason for turning into the worship of idols;

1. It was a generation that didn’t know the Lord and what He did to Israel
2. After the death of Joshua, the Israelites were left without Judges
3. It was after the Lord gave them to plunder who oppressed them
4. The Judges taught them on how to worship Baal

vi. “At the lodging place on the way the Lord met him and sought to kill him. Then Zipporah took a flint and cut off her son’s foreskin, and touched Moses’ feet with it and said, ‘Surely you are a bride groom of blood to me! So He let him alone.” (Exodus 4:24- 25) Why do you think the Lord wanted to kill Jesus?

1. Because Moses didn’t want to go to Egypt
2. Because Moses didn’t sanctify the Lord at the waters of Meribah
3. Because Moses had killed an Egyptian
4. Because Moses hadn’t fulfilled the rite of circumcision

viii. According to the book of Joshua, for how long did the priests stand still in the middle of the River Jordan as the Israelites were crossing it?

1. Until some of the people had crossed over.
2. Until some of the people and leaders had crossed over.
3. Until all the people had crossed over.
4. Until all the people and some soldiers had crossed over.

ix. “Come down and you shall dwell in the land of Goshen and you shall be near me, you and your children........” (Genesis 45:9-12). What does Joseph teach to children of today?

1. They should avenge against their parents who mistreat them 
2. They should deal with their parents who demonstrate favoritism.
3. They should help their relatives in the time of diseases.
4. They should help their parents and family in their problems.

x. And the Lord said to her, “Two nations are in your womb, and two peoples, born of you, shall be divided; the one shall be greater than the other, the elder shall serve the younger.” Genesis 25: 23. Identify these two nations;

1. Edomites and Israelites 
2. Philistines and Israelites 
3. Ishmaelites and Israelites
4. Benjamites and Israelites

xi. After Israel crossing the Jordan, several events took place at Gilgal including the circumcision of all male, what was the significance of the circumcision of men at Gilgal as written in Joshua 5:1-9?

1. In order to roll away the shame of slavery of Egypt.
2. In order to fulfill the covenant between God and Abraham.
3. In order to make them clean from their sin.
4. In order to make them as kingdom of priest and Holy nation.

2. Match the Covenants in LIST A with their corresponding places where they were made as they are presented in LIST B

Answers: 

SECTION B (70 Marks) SHORT ANSWERS

Answer ALL questions in this section. 

3. “Now the whole earth had one language and few words. And as men migrated from the east, they came to a plain in the land of .and settled there.” Genesis 11: 1- 2

1. Identify that place where these men settled (01 marks)
2. Why did these men want to build a tower? (03 points)
3. Why do you think God descended and mixed up their languages? One point (02 marks)
4. What do you learn from God’s act against the people when He descended and mixed up their languages? One point (02 marks)
5. What does the incident teach in relation to communication and civilization? Give two (2) points (@ 01= 02 marks).

4. When God called Moses, Moses was hesitant to take God’s call and he gave several excuses though he finally went. (Exodus 3& 4)

1. Where did God meet with Moses? (01 marks)
2. What was Moses doing at that place when God met with him? (02 marks)
3. Give four reasons as to why you think Moses didn’t want to go to Pharaoh to deliver the children of Israel from Pharaoh’s hand (04 marks).
4. Identify three (03) excuses of Moses and show how God assured him or how God cleared Moses’ doubts (@1mark= 03 marks)

5. When God called Abram, he obeyed and left his homeland to go to a place that he didn’t know

1. Identify the name of Abraham’s homeland (@ 01=02 marks)
2. God made a covenant with Abram having circumcision as the sign. What did circumcision mean in the covenant between God and Abram? (02 marks)
3. Give three importance of circumcision to males today (@ 01=03 marks)
4. Circumcision was meant for men yet today there are some societies which circumcise women. Advice such people who circumcise women in three points (@ 01= 03 marks)

6. The book of Judges portrays men and a woman who were raised up by God Himself for a specific purpose.

(a) Define the word Judge as used in the book of Judges (02 marks)

(b) Identify three roles of Judges as shown in the book of Judges (Three points 03 marks)

(c) One of these Judges was a woman, identify the name of this female Judge and the name of her husband

1. Judge
2. Husband

(d) Analyse three roles of that female Judge mentioned in c (i) above which makes her to be a special person (@ 01=03 marks)

7. In Numbers 13 & 14, Moses sends out spies to spy on the Promised Land;

(a) How many were they & why was it that exact number? (02 marks)

(b) Identify the two conflicting reports brought back by these spies by showing who brought back each report?

1. 1^st Report (03 marks)
2. 2^nd Report (03 marks)

(c) Analyse three (03) effects of the 2^nd Report which was the false report (03 marks)

8. The creation of mankind is one of the most complicated themes not only in Bible Knowledge but also in History and traditional matters.

1. Identify the two major theories and show what each theory teaches about man’s origin (@ 02)
2. In the 1^st Creation, man and woman were created last; why do you think it was so? One point (02 marks)
3. Man was created in the image and likeness of God (Gen 1: 26). What benefits did man get as a result of being created in the image and likeness of God? (03 points)
4. Show briefly how God created in the 2^nd Creation Account (01 marks)

9. “And Isaac prayed for his wife, because she was barren, and the Lord granted his prayer and Rebekah his wife conceived.” Genesis 25: 21

1. Give the names of the two boys who were born (@ 01=02 marks)
2. Identify the occupations of each boy (@10= 02 marks)
3. One of the boys was supposed to be blessed but instead another got blessed. Show how one parent helped the boy to be blessed (@ 01= 03 marks)
4. Give the negative effects of favoritism that can face modern families (@ 01= 03 marks)

 SECTION C (15 Marks)

10. The journey of the Israelites from Egypt to the Promised Land was full of many ups and downs and before they reached the Promised Land all those who had left Egypt and were over 20 years were already dead except Joshua and Caleb. Explain four challenges faced by the Israelites and show how each challenge was solved.

Student's Assessment Number. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

THE UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

MADABA DISTRICT COUNCIL

MOCK EXAMINATIONS – 2025

FORM II

014 – BIBLE KNOWLEDGE

TIME : 2:30 Hours July 18^th 2025 p.m

INSTRUCTIONS

1. This paper consists of sections A, B and C with a total of ten (10) questions.
2. All answers must be written in the spaces provided.
3. Sections A and B carries 85 marks and section C carries 15 marks
4. All writings must be in blue or black ink.
5. All communication devices, Bibles and any unauthorized materials are not allowed in the examination room

SECTION A: (15 Marks)

Answer all questions in this section.

1. For each of the items (i) - (x), choose the most correct answer from the given alternatives and write its letter in the space provided.

(i) God asked Adam, “Where are you?” (Gen 3:9) Have you eaten the fruit I told you not to eat?” (Gen 2:11) The answer was:

1. No, it is this wife you gave me, she gave me and I ate.
2. Yes, it is this woman you gave me, she gave me and I ate.
3. It is this woman you put here, she gave me and I ate
4. The woman whom you gave to be with me, she gave fruit of the tree and I ate.

(ii) Which of the following is true? (Gen 2:17)

1. Adam and Eve were allowed to eat the fruits in the garden except the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
2. Adam and Eve were allowed to eat all fruits except the fruits of the tree of life and the fruits of the tree of knowledge of good and evil
3. Adam and Eve were to eat all fruits except the fruits of the tree of life
4. Adam and Eve were forbidden to eat the fruits in the garden

(iii) What did the clothes of skin signify in Gen?

1. Love and kindness
2. Forgiveness and pity
3. Mercy and faithfulness
4. Love and forgiveness

(iv) Why did God expel Adam and Eve from Eden? (Gen 3:22)

1. So as to start their punishment
2. So that they don’t eat the tree of life and live forever.
3. So that they may reflect their lives of sin and ask for forgiveness
4. They were expelled so that God may put the cherubim to guard the garden.

(v) “The ground is cursed because of you” Gen 3:17. How has man been a victim of the above curse?

1. Innocent animals suffering
2. Famine in the world
3. Thistles and thorns in trees
4. Diseases and death

(vi) While in the desert, the Israelites experienced hunger and God provided them with manna and quails for them to eat. What was the texture of Manna?

1. It was like coriander seed and tasted like wafers made with honey.
2. It was brown in colour, it tasted like wafers made with honey.
3. It was like coriander seed, white in colour and tasted like baked bread.
4. It was sweet, soft like sponge and tasted like wafers made with honey.

(vii) In the book of Numbers 16, Korah, Dothan and Abiram rebelled against the leadership of Moses; what does this teach modern Christians?

1. They should be ready to receive rebellion from their own people
2. They should not trust the people they lead.
3. They should always trust in God to make better judgments on the people.
4. They should kill all those who rebel against

(viii) In Exodus 16 the Lord gave Manna to the people of Israel what guidelines were they given concerning the 6^th day?

1. To collect fewer Manna
2. To collect double portion.
3. To collect very early in the morning.
4. To collect seven times more.

(ix) When the Israelites crossed the Jordan, the Lord commanded Joshua to make flint knives and circumcise the people of Israel the second time. Why was this to occur?

1. Because they hearkened to the voice of the Lord in the wilderness.
2. Because they had not been circumcised on the way.
3. The Israelites multiplied strongly and increased in number.
4. There was a need to circumcise the people for cleanness.

(x) A number of young ladies in our societies today experience the challenge of rape. This leads to a number of problems. How can we practically fix this challenge?

1. There should be a motivation to young ladies on attending to night clubs.
2. Young ladies should walk confidently in dark a swell as hidden places.
3. More tight clothes should be exposed to young ladies freely.
4. Young ladies should avoid wearing indecent clothes that tempt rapists.

(x) Zipporah, gave birth to two sons; Gershom and Eliezer. Why the name Gershom?

1. For Moses said, „God helped me from the sword of Pharaoh’.
2. For Moses said, „I have been a sojourner in a foreign land’.
3. For Moses said, „I have been helped to fight my battles’.
4. For Moses said, „God has set me free from my cries and death’.

ANSWERS

2. Match the items in List A with the responses in List B by writing the letter of the correct response from list B below the corresponding item number in the spaces provided.

Answers:

SECTION B (70 Marks)

Answer all questions from this section.

3. (a) From the conversation between Eve and the serpent in Eden (Gen 2), Explain two (2) effects of Youth disobedience to government Laws in Tanzania today. (2 marks)

(b) “God said to Adam the ground is cursed because of you” (Gen (3:17) Explain how man has become a victim of the curse today. Use two (2) points. (2 marks)

(c) In showing how important water is for human being and other living things, God made a river for the Garden of Eden (Gen (2:11-14). (3 marks)

Name the three (3) rivers that flowed around.

(d) Suggest three (3) ways how Tanzanians can protect water sources today. (3 marks)

4. In our life today, some people go through different challenges as it was with the Israelites in Egypt. There is the challenge of child labor, killing of innocent people and abuse of power from leaders. This is evident in (Exodus 1:8-22)

(a) In two (2) points Explain how Israelite's were oppressed by pharaoh. (02 Marks)

(b) What were the fears of the new Pharaoh of Egypt over the Israelites’ three (3) (03Marks)

(c) How did the Hebrew newly born male babies survived the killings? three (3) (03Marks)

(d) As the Israel baby boys faced death from pharaohs regime, thus children in Tanzania faces several challenges. Explain by giving two (2) points the challenges children now days faces (02 Marks)

5. (a) Who were Levites (1 mark)

(b)Explain why Joshua did not give Levites land (1 mark)

(c) By three (3) points, explain how the Levites got their provisions (3 marks)

(d) The Levites worked in the tabernacle. Define the term tabernacle. (1mark)

(e) In four (4) points Explain how Christians today takes care of the church. (4 marks)

6. (a) Write down two commissions given to Joshua by God according to the book of Joshua (2 marks)

(b) Explain by giving three (3) points how Joshua was able to capture the city of Jericho. (3 marks)

(c) Give a comment “sun stand still at Gibeon, and thou moon in the valley of Aijalon” Joshua 10:12. (2marks)

(d) Explain the importance of Shechem assembly to Israelites by giving three (3) points

7. In the book of Genesis 17:10-17, God made a covenant with Abraham, every male among his people shall be circumcised.

(a) What was the importance of circumcision in this covenant? Mention three (3)

(b) Explain by two (2) points the importance of circumcision to people today (2 marks)

(c) Those who refused to be circumcised, what was done to them? (1mark)

(d) Explain why Abraham is referred to as the father of faith. Use four (4) points

8. (a) Who were judges (1mark)

(b) Give two (2) evidences which shows that the relationship Samson had with women enabled him to accomplish God’s call (2 marks)

(e) Draw the apostasy cycle as shown in the book of Judges in the space provided below: (5 marks)

9. Explain the events which occurred in these areas as the people of Israel journey to the Promised Land.

1. Wilderness of Shur
2. Wilderness of sin
3. Rephidim
4. Wilderness of Paran
5. Wilderness of Zin

SECTION C (15 Marks)

Answer question ten (10)

10. In the book of judges, women appear to be important people in the well-being of their community, they highly made their valuable contributions to make a difference in their social community no matter which means they used to reach their purpose. Identify four (4) women in the book of Judges who could set a good example to modern women.

Candidate's Examination Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

PRESIDENT'S OFFICE REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT, KILIMANJARO REGION MOCK FORM TWO EXAMINATION

CODE: 014 BIBLE KNOWLEDGE

TIME: 2:30 HOURS

INSTRUCTIONS:-

1. This paper consists of sections A, B and C with total TEN (10) questions.
2. Answer all questions in sections A, B and C.
3. All answers must be written in the spaces provided.
4. All writing must be in blue or black ink.
5. All communication devices, Bibles and unauthorized material are not allowed in the examination room.
6. Write the Examination Number at the top right corner of every page.

SECTION A (15 MARKS)

1. For of the items (i)-(x); choose the correct answer from among the alternative and write its letter in the table provided. (10 marks)

i. The Lord God after seeing that man had become like him knowing good and evil. he decided to put man out of the Garden of Eden. Why did God send man forth from the garden? (Genesis 3:23)

1. To multiply and fill the Earth
2. To till the ground from which he was taken.
3. To prevent man from eating the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
4. To keep and preserve the garden.

ii: The people of Israel cried to the Lord God so that he could raise for them a leader. God raised up the judge who was the son of Gera, the Benjamin's and left handed man. What was his name? (Judges 3:15).

1. Deborah the wife of Lappidoth
2. Ehud who killed the king of Elgon
3. Othniel the young brother of Caleb
4. Shamgar who killed 600 philistines.

iii. In the Bible, we read the sinful twice cities which were destroyed by fire from the God. What was the reason for their destruction?

1. They were sinful cities whose people practiced homosexuality.
2. The King of those cities were so wicked and made people to steal other's properties
3. Because all these cities were found near valley Jordan.
4. People of these cities committed adultery

iv. The.act of abandoning a set of belief's or the act of turning away from one's belief is called

1. Unfaithfulness
2. Apostasy
3. Betrayal
4. Prostitution

v. Elizabeth the first lovely daughter of Mr. Elias, just after completing her University of

Dar es salaam, she met with Mr. Mgalafyule staying together as husband and wife for four years and got their first daughter. In reference to the book of EXODUS 20:7-17, what Decalogue that the two couple break?

1. You shall not covert your neighbours wife or his manservant.
2. You shall not commit adultery.
3. You shall not bear false against your neighbours.
4. You shall not steal.

vi. "The sons of God saw that the daughters of men were fair; and they took to wife such of them as they chose" (Gen. 6:2). From this context some people claim that the sons of God were angels. As a bible knowledge student, how will you help them to clear this wrong concept:

1. The angels have no gender, the sons of God referred here were from Seth generation.
2. The angels have no gender, the sons of God referred here were from Cain generation.
3. The angels have no gender, the sons of God referred here were from Noah generation.
4. The angels have no gender, the sons of God referred her9 were from Abram generation.

vii. "This at last is bone of my bones 'and flesh of my flesh and she shall be called Woman" then the man called his wife name .What the name and its meaning, that Adam gave his wife

1. Eve means the woman and source of everything.
2. Sarai means the woman who save life to all creatures.
3. Hagar means God heard my affliction.
4. Eve means the mother of all living.

viii. The LORD said, "Behold, they are one people, and they have all one language; and this is only the beginning of what they will do; and nothing that they propose to do will now be impossible for them" (Gen. 11:6). From this statement what will you teach your friend on the significance of unity in everything they do?

1. Unity hinder the accomplishment of any task in a given time.
2. Unity enables people in group to perform work more efficiently.
3. Unity hinder the gaining of more knowledge and skills
4. Unity develops negative attitudes on importance of work.

ix. "Moreover choose able men from all the people, such as fear God, men who are trustworthy and who hate bribery (Exodus 18:2). How the term 'Bribery' can be defined?

1. Using one's position of leadership to get wealth
2. Using one's position of leadership to embezzle government property
3. Using one's position of leadership to mistreat other people
4. Using one's position of leadership to give favor in exchange of material gain.

x. This is the sign of the covenant which is made between me and you and every living creature that is with you for all future generation I set my bow in the clouds (Gen 9: 8­13). Referring to the concept of covenant, mention the type of covenant and its sign.

1. Conditional covenant and its sign is rain.
2. Unconditional covenant and its sign is rain.
3. Conditional covenant and its sign is rainbow.
4. Unconditional covenant and its sign is rainbow.

Answers

2. Match the descriptions in List A and List B the commandment broken found in Exodus 20. (5 marks)

Answer

SECTION B (70 MARKS) 

Attempt all questions in this section

3. Give short answers to the following questions (10 marks) 

Creation 

1. Summarize the second account of creation in TWO sentences.
2. Write TWO lessons from the second account of creation.
3. What is the goal of creation?

The Garden of Eden

1. What were the four rivers surrounding the Garden of Eden?
2. What were the two main trees in the Garden of Eden?
3. Is the Garden of Eden on a map?
4. What was the one rule God gave Adam and Eve?
5. Who ate the fruit first? Who convinced Adam and Eve to eat the fruit?

(a) What is sin? (Give the definition)

(b) Write two consequences (negative effects) of sin.

(c) How can you be forgiven for your sins?

4. Use the list of words given in the box to fill the blank spaces in items (i) — (x) to complete the paragraph below about the Ten Commandments (10 marks).

The word (i) ______________ is from Greek language. And is made up of two words (ii) meaning ten and (iii)________ meaning having to do with law. The (iv) ______________ commandments tell us how we should relate with (v) _______ . The last six commandments tell us how we should relate with (vi) ___________________. The (vii) ______________ commandment tell us how (viii) _______________________________ should relate to their (ix) ______________ or anyone in (x) ____________________over them.

5. Fill in the blank spaces in items,(i) to (v) to complete the statements from the Garden of Eden to Noah's days.(1 0 marks)

i. "What profit is it if we slay our brother and conceal his blood?" (Gen. 37:26)

1. Who spoke these words?_________________________________________
2. Where?
3. Which conclusion did they come with

ii. "Arise, Take your wife and your two daughters who are here, lest you be when the consumed in the punishment of the city" (Gen. 19:15)

1. Who spoke these words?_________________________________________
2. To whom?__________________________________________________
3. What was this city referred to?____________________________________
4. Explain the occasion

iii. There is a narration of ten plagues in exodus chapters 7-10.

1. Write down the first and the last plagues.

2. What makes these plagues similar?

iv. "No, I shall go down to Sheol to my son, mourning." (Gen 37:35)

1. Who said these words?______________________________________
2. To whom?______________________________________________
3. Why?___________________________________________________

v. The story of taking Joseph down to Egypt is well documented in Genesis 39.

1. To who was Joseph sold?_________________________
2. What were Joseph's responsibilities in Egypt household?
3. Why were Joseph put in prison?

6. Write the short notes about the following: (10 marks)

1. The Covenant of Noah
2. The Rod of Moses
3. The Advice of Jethro to Moses
4. The Pillar of Cloud and Fire
5. Manna

7. Give short answers to the following questions (10 marks)

1. List the last four plagues experienced by the Egyptians.
2. What do you learn from the leadership of Moses?
3. Mention four things that were to be taken to the Lord's treasury according to Joshua (Josh 6:19) .

8. Give short answers to the following question. (10 marks)

a) Mention the first four commandments that God gave Moses at Mount Sinai

b) Highlight the first four plagues that God used to punish pharaoh and the Egyptians

9. Write short answers (10 Marks).

(i) What are the benefits that man's get when he was faithfully in offering to God?

(ii) Terah had three sons and Abraham was one of them. The other two were____________________and__________________________

(iii)There are two types of covenant in the Bible namely________________________and

(iv) Abraham got his first son at the age of_____________through_____________

(v) Isaac married when he was____________________old.

SECTION C (15 MARKS)

10. The children .of Israel faced several hardships of bitter water, hunger, thirsty and war. God solved their problems (Exodus 16-17). Our country is facing the problem of lack of clean water. By giving for points, assess can the government solve or can solve this problem of water in towns and villages?