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PRIME MINISTER'S OFFICE, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

FORM TWO TERMINAL ASSESSMENT

BIBLE KNOWLEDGE

TIME: 2:30 HOURS MAY, 2026

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. This paper consists of section A, B and C with the total of 10 questions
2. Answer all questions in section A, and B, and one questions from section C.
3. All communication devices, Bible and any unauthorized materials are not allowed in the Examination room.

SECTION A (15 Marks)

Answer all questions under this section

1. For each of the following item (i) — (x) choose the best answer from among the given alternatives and write its letter in the space provided

i. When studying creation story one may discover that God is omnipotent, what does it mean?

1. God is all knowing
2. God is all might
3. God is powerful
4. God is unchangeable

ii. In Genesis 1 and 2 the Garden of Eden is represented in symbolic way; what do 'nakedness' and `snake' symbolize?

1. Evil and shame
2. Shame and Evil
3. Innocence and shame
4. Evil and Innocence

iii. After coming out of ark. Noah became a farmer and finally he made alcohol and got drunk of it a thing that leads a curse to one of his sons. This shows that?

1. Parents are the source misbehaviour to their children.
2. When care is not taken parent bad behaviour can be a snares (trap) to their children's future
3. Children should stay away from their parents when their drunk.
4. Children should not help parents when they are drunk because it may result into misbehaviour

iv. Why did Lot desire the plain of Jordan? Gen 13:9-10

1. It had much pastured
2. It was the centre of feeding cattle
3. It was warm
4. It was well watered

v. The action of Sarah becoming pregnant and giving birth to a son in Genesis 23. What does the action teach us?

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

vi. When Rebekah conceived, behold she had twins in her womb. How did the first twin look like?

1. He was red, all his body like a hairy mantle
2. He was soft, a hairy mantle in all his body
3. He used to stay in his tent and his body like a hairy mantle
4. He was a hunter and very quiet man.

vii. Genesis 39:5 highlights the story of Joseph that the Lord was with him. While in the house of Potiphar, his wife's master seduced him for sexual relationship. As a student of bible Knowledge what advice would you give to Potiphar's wife?

1. To pray and fast constantly
2. To make sure joseph does not reveal the secret
3. To tell joseph the advantages of having sex
4. To stop unnecessary sexual relations and be faithful to her husband

viii. When Jacob learned that there was grain in Egypt, he sent his sons to buy some.

What do parents learn from this act of Jacob?

1. To search for grain and send their children to buy some
2. To make sure their families have all basic needs
3. Love for their families
4. To spend money on grain

ix. After Joseph interpreted Pharaoh's dream, he was named Zaphenas-paneah. What was the meaning of the name given?

1. I have got a son in the land of my affliction.
2. Belonging to the wealth.
3. God has given me a child in my father's house.
4. Let God speak and the new child born live.

x. Under what circumstances was Joseph reunited with his brothers?

1. Joseph's army captured them and put them in prison in Egypt.
2. They went to Egypt to buy food because there was a famine.
3. Their father sent them to return the coat of many colours.
4. They fled to Egypt when their father found out what they had done to Joseph

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

ANSWERS

SECTION B (70 Marks)

Answer all questions in this section

3. Abraham and Sarah got Isaac their promised son in their old age, and were very happy. However, God ordered Abraham to offer Isaac as burnt offering on the mountain in Moriah (Genesis 22:1-14).

1. Why did God command Abraham to offer his son as burnt offering while he had promised to make Abraham a great nation through Isaac?
2. How did Abraham respond to the given order?
3. How was the life of Isaac rescued in this occasion?
4. What lesson do you get from Abraham in this occasion?

4. Jacob paid bride price by serving for seven years in order to marry Rachel but on the day of marriage, he was given Leah instead of Rachel (Genesis 29:15-25)

1. Why was Jacob given Leah instead of Rachel after the seven years of service?
2. How did Jacob manage to marry Rachel?
3. Give three disadvantages of paying bride price in your society? 1.

5. God himself introduced the concept of marriage when she took Eve to Adam in his beautiful garden, from the knowledge you have from the study of Bible knowledge

(a) What is marriage?

(b) What is the best formula of marriage according to Bible as illustrated in Genesis 2:24

(c) Marriage is so important in the family, by giving four points prove the truth of this statement

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

1. What was the condition of the Israelites before oppression?
2. What was the fear of the new King of Egypt over the Israelites' prosperity?
3. How did the Hebrew newly born male babies survive the killings?
4. Give two lessons driven from the midwives' action over Pharaoh's order
5. What was God's purpose or allowing trials and difficulties to Israel?

7. When God planned to send Moses and Aaron back to Pharaoh for the second time so as to allow the Israelites to get out of Egypt, God passed to both of them some responsibilities. Exodus 7:1-2.

1. Write down two responsibilities given to both Moses and Aaron
2. What did Moses and Aaron prove before Pharaoh so as to make him aware that God has sent them and serious wants his people out of Egypt? Exodus 7:8-9
3. As a form two Bible knowledge student what two lessons you learn from this event 1.

8. Rebecca was the wife of Isaac was barren for long time, but when she became pregnant, she faced a problem with her pregnancy (Genesis 25:20-34)

1. What problem did she experience during her pregnancy?
2. When she prayed to God, what did God say concerning the babies in her womb?
3. How was the truth of the massage of God concerning the two babies manifested later in their lives?
4. Compare Esau and Jacob in terms of their skills and their love experiences from their parents. 1.

9. According to Genesis 37 we read the story of Joseph and his brother: with reference to this chapter answer the following questions

(a) By giving three points expose three reasons as to why Joseph hated by his brother

(b) Highlight and interpret Joseph's dreams as illustrated in this chapter

(c) As a Bible knowledge student what three behaviours can you copy from Joseph can make you potential in the community you dwell

SECTION C (15 Marks)

Answer question ten (10)

10. One among the challenging issues in our society today is rape. It is not a selective crime; it may happen on streets, in cars, in schools, in parks, or in backstreets. Imagine you are given an opportunity to talk to young ladies in your home place, analyse the preventive measures to take that you will address to your audience. (Give five points)