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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOL MID YEAR EXAMINATIONS 2018 TIME: 1HR: 40MIN S.1 PHYSICS INSTRUCTIONS Answer all questions in the spaces provided Neat work is expected Consider the following lists of temperatures -16 0 C, 10, 20 0 C, 37 0 C, 100 0 C, 1530 0 C. 1. . Choose the most likely value for each of the following (a) The melting point of an ice cube____________________ (b) Thenormal human body temperature_______________ (c) The melting point of metal _______________________ 2. Convert (a) 40 0 C to kelvins (b) 200 0 c to kelvins (c) 100k to 0 C (d) 500K to 0 C

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLMID YEAR EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.1 PHYSICS

INSTRUCTIONS Answer all questions in the spaces provided

Neat work is expected

Consider the following lists of temperatures

-160C, 10, 200C, 370C, 1000C, 15300C.

1. . Choose the most likely value for each of the following (a)The melting point of an ice cube____________________(b)Thenormal human body temperature_______________(c) The melting point of metal _______________________ 2. Convert

(a)400C to kelvins

(b)2000c to kelvins

(c) 100k to 0C

(d)500K to 0C

(e)Hint: T(K)=273 +T0C

3. A simple thermometer has a stem and a bulb confirming a liquid. Which one of the following will help the thermometer to rapidly register/measure a new temperature A. A large bulb B. a long stem

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C. a thin-walled bulb D. a liquid of high Density such as mercury

4. A mercury thermometer is calibrated by immersing it in turn in melting ice and then boiling water. The column/thread of the mercury is respectively 2.0cm and 22.0cm long. Which of the following is the temperature when the column of mercury is 7.0cm long?A. 350C B. 50C C. 250C D. 70C E. 200C Hnt t0C = (X−A mm)

(B−A mm)

1000C 5. In the atmosphere, the temperature drops, invisible water vapour

forms water droplets which can be seen as clouds. This is an example of which of the following A. Evaporation B. freezing C. fusion D. condensation

6. (i)the process in which bubbles of vapor are formed through out a liquid that is being heated is called ………………………………………………………(ii) During ……………………………and ……………………..,there is no change in temperature because heat/thermal energy goes into changing the state .

7. The kinetic theory considers/suggests temperature as a measure of the average……………………………………. Of the molecules of the body. The greater this is , the faster the molecules move and the higher the temperature of the body.

8. During change of state there is……………………………………………in temperature. This means that there is a rise in potential energy of particles but not in the kinetic energy

9. In order to make a mercury thermometer which will measure small changes in temperature accuratelyA. Decrease the volume of the mercury bulb B. Put the degree markings further apart C. Decrease the diameter of the capillary tubeD. Put the degree markings closer together

10. (a) How must a property behave in order to measure temperature?

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(b)Name three properties which can be used to make thermometers

(c)Name a suitable thermometer for measuring (i) The changing temperature of a small object

__________________________________________________________________ (ii) A winter temperature at the north pole

__________________________________________________________________11. State whether the following substances are good or bad

conductors of heat (i) Iron _____________________________________________________________(ii) Concrete ________________________________________________________(iii) Glass ___________________________________________________________(iv) Copper _________________________________________________________(v) Water___________________________________________________________(vi) Paraffin _________________________________________________________(vii) Air ______________________________________________________________(viii) Brass ___________________________________________________________(ix) Wood____________________________________________________________

12. What is conduction of heat? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

13. How is heat transferred in a metal? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

14. Three factors affect the conduction of heat through solid(a)Which are the three factors?

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(b)How does each one of them affect heat conduction

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15. Give a reason for each of the following (a)Saucepans are usually made of metal

_____________________________________________________________________ (b) A metal teapot of ten has a wood or plastic handle

_____________________________________________________________________ 16. A metallic seat feels hotter on a hot day and colder during the

night than a wooden seat under the same condition. why?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

17. Describe an experiment using a diagram only to show the different conducting powers of various substances

SUCCESS

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLMID YEAR EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.2 CHEMISTRY

Instructions Answer all questions

1. Chemical bonding is the combining of elements to form new………………..A. Atoms B. energy levels C.substances D.

electrons 2. The center of an atom is called

A. Electron B. energy level C. octet D. nucleus 3. The maximum number of electrons in the second energy level is

A. 1 B. 2 C. 8 D. 18 4. Bonding that involves the transfer of electrons is called ………

A. Metallic B. covalent C. ionic D. non-metallic 5. Bonding that involves a transfer of electrons within a molecule is

called.A. Metallic B. covalent C. ionic D. crystal

6. The combination of atoms formed by covalent bonds is called….A. Element B. ion C. molecule D. crystal

7. Atoms that readily lose electrons have………….A. Low ionization energy and high electrons affinity B. High ionization energy and low electron affinity C. High ionization energy and high electron affinity D. Low ionization energy and low electron affinity

8. An example of a polyatomic ion is …………………… A. OZ- B. Ca2+ C. NACL D. SO42-

9. A sea of electrons is the basis of bonding in…………..A. Non metals B. metals C. covalent compounds D. ionic substances

10. Bonding between atoms on the left and right of the periodic table tends to be A. Covalent B. ionic C. metallic D. coordinate or dative

11. Which ion do bases contain?A. H+ B. NH4+ C. O2- D. H3O+

12. One of the following substances will dissolve in water to form solution whose PH is greater than 7. Is…………………..A. CO2 B. NO2 C. NA2O2 D. NH4Cl

13. Name a chloride which when ion solution will not form a precipitation on treatment with sodium carbonate A. MgCl2 B. ZnCl C. CaCl2 D. NH4Cl

14. Which one of the following oxides will dissolve dilute nitric acid but not in dilute sodium hydroxide?A. Lead (ii) oxide B. Aluminium oxide

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C. zinc oxide D. iron (iii) oxide 15. Which of the following ions when reacted with aqueous lead (ii)

nitrate forms a precipitate which dissolved on heating?A. OH- B. SO2-4 C. Cl D. CO32-

16. Choose one of the following compounds which when heated will not show a change in mass A. Magnesium carbonate B. Sodium hydrogen carbonate C. Ammonium hydrogen carbonate D. Potassium carbonate

17. Name one salt which can be prepared by direct synthesis?A. PI2 B. NH4NO3 C. Na2CO3 D. FeCl3

18. Mention a salt from the list below that is soluble in water A. CaSO4 B . PbSO4 C. BaSO4 D. ZnSO4

19. One of the following will dissolve in water to give an acidic solution. Choose the correct answerA. Na Cl B . K2CO3 C. (NH4)2SO4 D. ehtanol

20. Name a salt that can be prepared b the action of dilute sulphuric acid on a metal A. PbSO4 B. CUSO4 C. MgSO4 D. Al2(SO4)3

SECTIONTrue or false?

21. In a synthesis reaction complex substances from simpler substances

22. Electrons in the outer most energy level are oxidation electrons 23. Covalent bonds form crystals 24. The tendency of a n atom to repel electrons is called electron

affinity25. All bases are water soluble 26. Potassium carbonate will dissolve in water to give an alkaline

solution 27. The PH of hydrochloric acid and ethanoic acid of the same

confirmations are the same SECTION C

Balance the equations here below 28. H2S + O2 H2O+SO

________________________________________________________________________29. (NH4)2Cl2O7

30. N2+H2O+Cl203

31. P2O5 + H2O H3PO4

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32. KClO3 KCl+O233. CU+ HNO3

CU(NO3)2+NO2+H2OBUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLMID YEAR EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.5 P235/2 IRE

TIME: 2HRSInstructions Answer any three questions

1. (a) account for the collection of Hadith literature (b)Explain the importance of hadith to the Muslim community

2. (a)”Although hadith and Quran are the similar, the two are different. Discuss

3. Examine the methods used by the prophet and his companion in the dissemination of Hadith

4. Explain the role of hadith in explaining the Quran

END

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLMID YEAR EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.5 P235/2 IRE

TIME: 2HRSInstructions Answer any three questions

1. (a) account for the collection of Hadith literature (b)Explain the importance of hadith to the Muslim community

2. (a)”Although hadith and Quran are the similar, the two are different. Discuss

3. Examine the methods used by the prophet and his companion in the dissemination of Hadith

4. Explain the role of hadith in explaining the Quran

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ENDBUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLMID YEAR EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MIN S. 2 IRETIME: 212HRS

Instructions: Answer any three questions taking atleast one from each section

SECTION A1. (a) How do Muslims purify themselves in the absence of water

(b) Give the reasons for the above form of purification 2. (a) Outline the people supposed to receive Zakat

(b)Explain the importance of giving Zakat to the Muslim community 3. (a) Explain the conditions necessary for one to fast

(b) Outline the nullifiers of fasting 4. (a) Explain the importance of performing pilgrimage

(b) State the pillars of pilgrimage SECTION B

5. (a) Outline fifteen attributes of Allah (b) Explain the importance of belief in the oneness of Allah

6. (a) hat features make Angels different from man (b) Give the names of ten Angels you know

7. (a) Outline the five revealed books of God and the prophets which received each of them (c) What makes the Quran different from other revealed books?

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLMID YEAR EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MIN S. 2 IRETIME: 212HRS

Instructions: Answer any three questions taking atleast one from each section

SECTION A1. (a) How do Muslims purify themselves in the absence of water

(b) Give the reasons for the above form of purification 2. (a) Outline the people supposed to receive Zakat

(b)Explain the importance of giving Zakat to the Muslim community 3. (a) Explain the conditions necessary for one to fast

(b) Outline the nullifiers of fasting 4. (a) Explain the importance of performing pilgrimage

(b) State the pillars of pilgrimage SECTION B

5. (a) Outline fifteen attributes of Allah

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(b) Explain the importance of belief in the oneness of Allah 6. (a) hat features make Angels different from man

(b) Give the names of ten Angels you know7. (a) Outline the five revealed books of God and the prophets which

received each of them (b) What makes the Quran different from other revealed books?

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLMID YEAR EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.1 AGRICULTURE

TIME: 112HRS

Instructions Answer all questions

1. Define the term soil profile ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ( b)Draw and label the layers in a soil profile

2. Fill in the table below by stating the characteristics of clay and sandy

soil

Clay soil Sandy soil

3. (a) What is soil structure?

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) State the importance of a good soil structure ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (c) Draw and name any 5 types of soil structure

4. Outline the ways through which soil fertility is lost ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________

5. (b) State the ways of improving soil fertility ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ (b)Differentiate between soil sampling and testing ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (c) Name any four places to avoid when collecting soil samples ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SUCCESS

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLMID YEAR EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.2 AGRICULTURE

TIME: 112HRS

Instructions Answer all questions in section A and any one in section B

1. (a) Define the term seed dormancy ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) What are the causes of seed dormancy?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ (c)Outline the ways of breaking seed dormancy ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2. (a) What are the qualities of a good fertilizer?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ (b) State the advantages of using organic manure ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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________________________________________________________________________ 3. (a) What is soil fertility?

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) state the characteristics of a fertility soil________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SECTION B4. (a) What are the advantages of propagating crops by use of seeds

(b) Explain 4 methods of vegetative propagation 5. (a) What are the characteristics of a good store

(b) Explain the measures that farmers can take to minimize loss of crops during storage

6. (a) Outline the ways through which h diseases spread from crop to crop( b) State the measure that can be taken to control crop pests

SUCCESS

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLMID YEAR EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.3 AGRICULTURE

TIME: 112HRS

Instructions Answer four questions selecting altelast two from each section

SECTION A1. (a )Describe the cultural methods of weed control

(b ) Outline the precautions that should be taken when handling herbicides

2. (a) State the characteristics of fungi that make t hem successful plan pathogens (b) Explain the economic importance of fungi

3. (a)Outline the characteristics of vegetable seedlings raised under too much shade(b) Describe how you would raise tomato plants from nursery bed preparation to the first harvest

SECTION B4. (a) With the aid of illustrations, show the difference between a

ruminant and a non-ruminant with respect to their digestion 5. (a) What is cannibalism?

(b) What are the causes of cannibalism?( c) How can cannibalism be controlled?

6. (a) Explain the reasons why poultry farming is gaining popularity in Uganda (b) what measures can a farmer take to produce good quality eggs in a poultry farm?

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Success

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLMID YEAR EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.2 MATHEMATICS

TIME: 112HRS

Instructions Answer all questions in section A and any five questions from section BAll answers must be done with in the answer booklet A graph paper is provided

SECTION A1. Given that F={all factors of 24} and G={all factors of 30}

Find n(Fn G)2. Convert 5.27272727…………to a fraction in its simplest form3. Simplify log 15-2log 10+log 104. Without using tables or calculators, evaluate

3.1252 – 1.8752

1.250 5. The function h(x) =ax2+3) if h(2)=11. Find the value of a6. Given that p*q= p2+pq. Find the value of (5*3)*4

p-q 7. Simplify 11

2 - (813 ÷21

2)

115 0+ (11

4 +123)

8. In a class of 15 students, 7 like mathematics, 9 like English and 2 neither mathematics nor English. Find the number of students who like both mathematics and English

9. Factorize completely xy+4y-3x_12 hence find the values of x and y if xy+4y-3x-12=0

10. Express 784 as a product of its prime factors

SECTION B(60MAKS)

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11. In a test marked out of 11. The following marks were obtained by 40 students 8 2 6 4 9 5 9 94 8 4 3 5 2 4 87 3 7 5 7 7 4 98 7 4 10 6 6 8 47 8 5 8 7 7 9 9(a) draw a frequency table for the above data (b)Calculate the mean mark (c) State the model mark (d) Draw a bar graph to represent the above information

12. (i) Using a ruler, pencil and a pair of compasses only (i) Construct a triangle ABC, where BC =7.2CM ,AC=8.4 and angle

ABC=750, measure AB and angle ACB(ii) Draw a circle circumscribing triangle ABC and state the radius of

the circle 13. (a) Given a=(23) , b = (1

4) and C= (55), find the (i) Column vector r such that r=a+b+c (ii) Length of vector r (b) Solve the following simultaneous equation using elimination method x-2y=12x-2y=12

14. (a) Solve the equations 2 M−5

5 + M−43 = M+14

30(b)The length of a rectangle is 5m more than the width and the area of the rectangle is 104m2. Find the dimensions of the rectangle

15. (a) Without using tables or calculators, evaluate

2x×8x-1

16x-1

(b) Given that log10 3 =0.4771, log10 2=0.3010. Find without using tables or calculators the value of log10 1.5Use tables to evaluate 41.5×36.8

16. A cargo ship sails from island a to island B at a bearing of 2500 and a distance of 250km is covered from island B, it moves at a bearing 3000 to Island C and a distance of 550km is covered (a)Draw a diagram to illustrate the ships journey (b)Measure distance AC and find the bearing of A from C

17. (a)Given the domain D={-2,-1,0,1,2,3}, find the range of the mapping (i) H(x) =x2-2(ii) G(x) =2x-1

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(b) Plot the mappings h(x) and g(x) in a above on the same coordinate axes (c) Use your graph in (a) above to determine the point of intersection of two mappings

Success

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLMID YEAR EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.1 MATHEMATICS

TIME: 112HRS

Instructions Answer all questions in section A and any five from section BShow the working clearly and neatly A graph paper is provided for questions that required a graph

SECTION A(40MKS)1. In a class of 15 students, 7 like mathematics, 9 like English and 2 like

nether neither Mathematics nor English. Find the number of students who like both mathematics and English

2. Three bells tall at intervals of 18,24and 32 seconds . if they begin to tall together, what length of time will elapse before they tall together again ?

3. Find the highest common factor of 64 and 1444. Given that points p(2,3) and q (4,5)(6,7) lie on a straight line. find the

gradient of the line PQ hence the equation of the line PQR5. Kwaga brought a pack of cards numbered from 1 to 20 from the pack

of cards, list the cards numbered;(i) Prime numbers (ii) Ilegaular numbers (iii) Odd numbers

6. Express 5.272727………..as a fraction in its simplest form 7. Evaluate (i) 4 of (12-7)+ 36÷(18-6)

(ii) (-1)2×(-2)3

-4 8. Given that a*b=a+ ab. Find the value of

(a) 3*5

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(3*5)*19. The length of a rectangle is (2x)cm and its width is (x)cm. if the

perimeter of the rectangle is 60cm. find the value of x hence find the length and the width

10. Solve for x in (i) 2-5x= 8=3x(ii) 2x+7=3

SECTION B(60MARKS)11. (a) simplify 11

2-(813 ÷21

2)

115 of (11

4 + 123)

(b) in a box of pens, one third are blue, one quarter are red and the rest are green. What fraction are green

12. In a class of senior two of 60 pupils, 40 belong to the holly child hood club(H), 30 belong to environmental club (E)while Y pupils belong to both clubs and 5 belong to neither of the clubs (a)Represent the above in formation on a Venn diagram (b)How many students belong to both clubs (c) If a student is picked at random, what is the probability that he

belongs to child hood club only 13. (a)Mr. Musosi went to Bam shopping centre and bought the

following items with a not e of 50,000/= only 11

2 kg of rice at shs. 30003 bars of soap at shs. 2500 per kg4 pairs of sandes each pair at 12,000/= (i) What is Mr. Musosi’s expenditure on the above items?(ii) Express his balance as the percentage of the expenditure (b) Mr. Mutende bought a television set at 700,000/= and sold it to Mr. atuna t 588,000. Find th4e (i) Loss made (ii) Percentage loss

14. K,L,M are vertices of a triangle at k(-5,1), L(-4,4) and m(-6,4). The triangle KLM is reflected m the line x=-2 to produce the image triangle KILIMI . the image of triangle further under goes a reflection in the line y=-1 to produce the triangle KIILIIMII (I) State the coordinates of the

(a)KILIMI (b)KIILIIMII

15. Copy and complete the table below x -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 32x 0 62 2 2 2 2 2 2 2y 2 8

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(b) from the table above;(i) State the (x,y) coordinates (ii) Draw a straight line passing through the above coordinates (iii) Find the gradients of the line drawn in (ii) above(iv) Find the euation of the line that passes through the above

coordinates16. (a) Write down next term of each of the given squares

(i) 2,3,1,4,0___,___,___(ii) 1,4,20,120,___,___,___ (b) Given that a*b =a 2 +b 2 . Find 10b(i) 4*8(ii) 7*(4*8) (c) 21

2 ÷ 413-21

4

416

17. (a) if A and B are two sets such that n(A)=10, n(B)=7, n(AuB)=13, n(AuB)=2. Find (i) n(€ ) where € is the universal set(ii) n(AnB)(b)Express 10∧¿

¿ ¿ as a product of its prime factors(c) Simplify 32-4÷2+3×4

SUCCESS

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLEND OF TERM II EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.3 CHMISTRY TIME: 11

2HRSNAME: ………………………………………………………………STREAM……………...Instructions Attempt all questions In section A ring the letter of thecorrectalternative

1. the symbol of an element x is X1939 .the change on its own is

A. 2+ B. 1+ C.1- D. Z- 2. Which of the following slats will not form a precipitate with lead (ii) ions

A. Sodium carbonate B. calcium nitrate C. Ammonium chloride D. potassium sulphate

3. Which of the following is the molecular formula of an alkane?A. C4H6 B. C3H6 C. C3H8 D. C2H2

4. Which of the following dissolved in water to form a basic solution?A. NH4O B. KHSO4 C. (NH4)2SO4 D. Na2CO3

5. A hydro carbon contains 4.8g of carbon o.8g of hydrogen. Its empirical formula is(C=12, H=1)

A. C2H B. CH4 C. CH2 D. C6H 6. Steel is an alloy of iron and

A. Zinc B. carbon C. tin D. sulphur 7. 10cm3of sulphuric acid reacted completely with 25cm3 of 0.1m sodium

hydroxide solution. The molarities of the acid isA. 0.125M B. 0.250M C. 0.500M D. 1.00M

8. Which of the following substances does not produce water on burning A. wood B. charcoal C. paper D. ethane

9. Which of the following substances undergoes a chemical change on heating?

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A. Candle wax B. ammonium chloride C. zinc oxide D. sodium nitrate

10. A mixture of two soluble salts can be separated by A. Filtration B. decanting B. C. fraction distillation D. crystallization

11. Which of theses components contains the highest percentage of sulphurA. H2S207 B. H2S04 C. S02 D.H2S

12. The likely ph hydroxide acid is likely to beA. 2 B. 6 C. 7 D. 9

13. 5.74g hydrated salt was heated and 3.22g of anhydrous y was formed. the number of moles of water of crystallization is (=161, O=16, H=1)A. 2 B. 5 C. 7 D. 10

14. Which of the following oxides will react with carbon when heated A. CUO B. ZnO C. PBO D. FeO

15. Which one of these substances that cause hardness in water can be removed by boiling A. Na2CO3 B. Ca(HCO3) 2 C. MgCL2 D. MgSO4

16. Which of the metals reacts with oxygen to form amphoteric oxide?A. Zinc B. iron C. copper D. magnesium

17. Anhydrous cabolt chloride can be used to test for water because it A. It is soluble in water B. hygroscopic C. forms a colorless hydrate D. is a colorless component

18. The electronic structure of element Y is

The formula of the oxide y is A. YO B. YO3 C. YO5 D.Y2O3

19. A reaction between ethanol and concentrated sulphuric acid to form ethane is called A. Polymerization B. decomposition C. dehydration D. . Reduction

20. Which of theses substances does not sublime A. Iodine B. sodium chloride C. iron (iii) chloride D. ammonium chloride

21. Which of theses gases lights a glowing splint?A. Carbon dioxide B. hydrogen C. oxygen nitrogen

22. The atomic number of T is 10. T shows similar properties with element of atomic number

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A. 14 B. 16 C. 18 D. 20 23. Which of the following substances is not decomposed by an

electric current A. Dilute sulphuric acid B. molten candle wax C. aqoues potassium sulphate D. molten sodium chloride

24. Which of theses gases is removed from air by sodium hydroxide during oxygen manufacture A. Water vapor B. carbondioxide C. rare gases D. nitrogen

25. The number of sulphate ions in 3.0g of aluminum sulphate Al2(SO4 )3 is (Al=27,S=32, O=16)A. 3

342 B. 3.0× 3342 C. 3.0× 4

342 D. 3.0× 12342

26. Which of theses substances is used as an anode during extraction of sodium from sodium chloride A. Iron B. graphite C. mercury D. platinum

27. Chlorine water contains A. Chlorine and water B. Hydrochloric acid and chlorineC. Hydrochloric acid and hypochlorous acid D. Hypochlorus acid and water

SECTION BAttempt all questions in the spaces provided

1. The atomic number of element x and y are7 and 20 respectively(a)Write the electronic configuration of the elements

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(b)State the periods of x and y(i) x_____________________________________________________________(ii) y_____________________________________________________________

(c) write the formula of the compound formed between x and y __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(d)state the type of bond in the compound between x and y__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2. (a) A hydrated salt T, consists of 20.2%iron11.5%sulphur, 23%sulphure and45.3%water of crystallization (Fe=56, S=32, O=16, H=i)

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(b) Determine the molecular formula of T if the relative formula mass of T=278

(b ) Write the equation between T and chlorine

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLEND OF TERM II EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.2 COMMERCE TIME: 11

2HRSINSTRUCTION Answer all questions in section A and any four from section B

1. Which of the following is a characteristics of direct production?A. Production for sale B. large scale production B. Specialization D. production for personal consumption

2. A retail business that depends on extensive advertising is the A. Mail order shop B. multiple shops C. departmental stores D. self service store

3. The terms of payment where goods sold are paid for within a given period of time is calledA. Prompt cash B) cash on deliveryC. spot cash D. cash with order

4. The ability of a goods to satisfy human wants is termed asA. Production B. utility C. Demand D. consumption

5. A credit transaction is one where payment A. Is done before goods and services are delivered B. For goods and services done at a later date C. Is higher than the value of goods and services purchased D. Transfer of goods takes place at the same time

6. The most common form of business in Eats Africa is

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A. Sole proprietorship B. co-operatives C. Joint stock companies D. Partnership

7. The government may set up a business enterprise to;A. Enlighten the public on how to conduct business B. Earn more profitsC. Provide essential services D. Provide shares to members of the public

8. A document that acknowledge payment of a debt is A. And invoice B. a receipt C. an order D. statement of account

9. Shell petrol stations in Uganda are examples of A. Departmental stores B. discount stores C. tied shops D. supermarket

10. The payment of dividends in a producer co-operative society depend on each member’s A. Honesty and loyalty B. Number of shares C. Amount of sale D. Capital contributed Section b(80marks)Attempt any four questions

11. (a) What factors are considered when setting up a retail business (10mks)(b) Explain 5 functions of a retailer in home trade (10mks)

12. (a) Dinstinguish between Hire purchase and Deferred payment(4mks)(b) Explain four advantages and four disadvantages of Hire purchase (16mks)

13. (a) Dinstinguish between the following(i) Consumer goods and producer goods (4mks)(ii) Primary production and secondary production (4mks)(b) Explain any four factors of production indicating a reward for each (12mks)

14. (a) Distinguish between location and localization of industry (4mks)(b) What factors influence the location of an industry? (16mks)

15. (a) What is sole proprietorship? (08mks)(b) Why is sole proprietorship the most common of business ownership in Uganda?(18mks)

16. (a) What is a partnership deed? (02mks)(b )State eight contents of a partnership deed (08mks)(c) Mention 10 rights and duties of partners (10mks)

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TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.3 COMMERCE TIME: 21

2HRSINSTRUCTION Answer all questions in section A and any four from section B

SECTION A (20MARKS)1. If a increase in the price of a commodity leads to decrease in the

demand for another commodity. The two goods are said to be A. Complementary goods B. consumer goods C. Substitute D. inferior goods

2. Carpentry and joinery is an example of A. Primary production B. tertiary production C. secondary production D. direct production

3. A business undertaking where the government owns 49% shares and the private sectors 51% is known as A. Joint venture B. public sector C. commodity sector D. private sector

4. Determine the gross profit of the business which sales of shs. 200,000, opening stock of shs.700,000, closing stock of shs. 200,000, net profit. Which one if 40% of sales and expenses 10% of sales A. Shs. 800,000 B. shs. 100,000 C. Shs. 200,000 D. shs. 500,000

5. A place were goods and services are produced is known as

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A. Factory B . industry C. firm D. production unit 6. Which one of the following g insurance policy is not and accident

insurance?A. Fidelity generator B. motor third party C. employer’s liability D. endorsement

7. Which of the following bodies is responsible for promoting commerce and industry in Uganda?A. National chambers of commerce B. Uganda revenue Authority C. Uganda manufacture Association D. Bureau of standards

8. The major essential characteristics f money is A. Acceptability B. portability B. Divisibility D. durability

9. The government sets up a business enterprises to;A. Earn more profit B. B. enlight the public on how to conduct business C. Provide essential services D. Sell shares to members of the public

10. 11. A cheque without the amount in words and figures is known as

A. Forged chque B. stale cheque C. post dated cheque C. blank cheques

12. Which of the following factors of production refer to the proper co-ordination and management of other factors of production in the right time? A. Organization B. land C. capital D. labour

13. How will a supplier react if there is an increase in both the price and demand of a commodity?A. Will buy fever raw-materials for the production o f more goods B. Will invite fellow suppliers to supply C. Decrease amount supplied D. Increase amount supplied

14. Given the following information Mark-up 20% Expenses shs. 5,000 Cost sales shs. 162,500Capital shs. 45,000Calculate the return on capital inversed A. 62% B. 72% C, 3% D. 20%

15. What can an insurer do in order to reduce her liability on property which is too expensive to ensure? A. Increase the premium B. Over insuranceC. Re-insurance

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D. Under insurance 16. The process of converting a private limited company to become

a public limited company so as to be allowed to sell its shoes on the stock exchange market is know as A. Sales production B. nationalization C. Privatization D. to go public

17. The most appropriate mode of transport for the transfer of liquids and gases is A. Pipeline B. air C. water D. road

18. The following factors give rise to international trade except A. Difference in climatic conditionB. Difference in skills C. Difference in the cost of production D. Difference in political ideologies

19. Which of the following best defines ware housing?A. Involves storing of goods until customs duty is p aid B. Involves storing surplus goods in a warehouse until the customer

demand them C. Involves storing of goods or raw-material to protect them from pests

and bad weather condition D. Involves supplying of goods to keep the prices stable

20. Which of the following statement is incorrect A. Assets – capital=liabilities B. Liability + assets =capital C. Liability + capital = assets D. Assets –liabilities =capital

SECTION B21. (a) Differentiate between informative and persuasive advertising

(4mks)(b)Explain four factors to be considered when choosing advertising media and four disadvantages of using a radio as a media of advertising (16mks)

22. (a) write brief notes on the following as used in money and Banking (i) Bank statement (2mks)(ii) Bank overdraft (2mks)(iii) Bank loan (2mks) (b) Discuss any six problems commercial banks face in Uganda(12mks)

23. (a) differentiate between branding and packaging as used in business (4mks)(b)(i) give four reasons for branding product by producer (8mks)(ii) List nay four benefits of packaging goods to both producers and consumers (8mks)

24. (a) What is a retail trade? (2mks)(b) Mention five types of large scale retailers in Uganda (5mks)(c) What factors are considered when starting a retail business(13mk)

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25. (a) give four differences between private and public limited companies (8mks)(b) what are the advantages of public limited companies? (12mks)

26. (a) defiant he term warehousing (2mks)(b)Describe the organization of a warehouse (8mks)(c) Give the advantages of a bonded ware house (10mks)

27. (a) Distinguish between demand and supply of a commodity(4mks)(b) Explain eight factors that influence the demand of a commodity in the market (16mks)

28. (a) distinguish between stock taking and stock valuation (2mks)(b) The following information was illustrated from the books of Mr. Wambalo as at 31-12-2016Stock on 1-1-2016 shs. 34,430Stock purchase 31-12-2016 shs. 26,720Net purchases shs. 212,290Gross profit markup 50%Expenses for the year 45880 Required to calcualt (i) Cost of sale (4mks)(ii) Average stock (4mks)(iii) Rate of stockturn (4mks)(iv) Gross profit (3mks)(v) Sales (3mks)

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLEND OF TERM II EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.5 GEOGRAPHY P250/3

TIME: 212HRS

INSTRUCTION Attempt any three question sin all

SECTION A

1. Table 1: fish catch by species Species Percentage(%)Lates nilotcus (nile purch) 42Tilapia (ngege) 37Rastriniobola (mukene ) 06Hydrocynus (tigre fish ) 04Protopterus (long fish ) 03Bangrus(semutundu) 02Others 06Total 100

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Adapted : Nema (1996) state of the environment report fro y Uganda Elite edition (a) Draw a bar graph to show the information contained ion

the table(b) Asses the contribution of the fishing industry to the

development of Uganda 2. To what extent is land degradation in Uganda a result of

human activities 3. “wild life is the basis for Uganda’s tourists industry” discuss 4. To what extent have human activities affected the

distribution of natural vegetation in Uganda 5. (a) Explain the problems faced by the agricultural sector in

Uganda (b) Outline the steps being taken to improve the agricultural sector in Uganda

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLEND OF TERM II EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.1GEOGRAPHY 2239

TIME: 112HRS

INSTRUCTION Attempt any three questions in all

1. (a) Define Geography__________________________________________________ (i) Geo means __________________________________________________and (ii) Graphy means__________________________________________________(b) State the two branches of geography (i) __________________________________________________________________(ii) __________________________________________________________________ (c) State six examples of physical geography (i)_______________________________(ii)____________________________________(iii)________________________________(iv)_________________________________(v)__________________________________(vi_________________________________

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(c)(i) Examples of human geography include (i)_______________________________(ii)____________________________________(iii)________________________________(iv)_________________________________(v)__________________________________(vi_________________________________(ii) Mention the sources of geography (i)_______________________________(ii)____________________________________(iii)________________________________(iv)_________________________________(v)__________________________________(vi_________________________________ (iii) state the methods used in studying geography(i)_______________________________(ii)____________________________________(iii)________________________________(iv)_________________________________(v)__________________________________(vi_________________________________ (iv) List the components of the environment(i)_______________________________(ii)____________________________________(iii)________________________________(iv)_________________________________(v)__________________________________(vi_________________________________ (d) Why is geography taught in senior one in Bukonde secondary school? (i) _________________________________________________________________(ii) _________________________________________________________________(iii) _________________________________________________________________(iv) ________________________________________________________________(v) __________________________________________________________________(vi) __________________________________________________________________(vii) _________________________________________________________________ (e) define humidity _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________(i) Humidity is measure by an instrument known as a hygrometer. A

hygrometer consists of two thermometers which are (a)The wet bulb and (b)A dry bulb thermometers

(ii) Draw well labeled diagram of wet and dry bulb thermometers

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOL

241/1HISTORY OF EAST AFRICA PAPER 1 2018

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END OF TERM II HISTORY EXAMSTIME: 2HOURS

S.2Instructions:

Answer Three QuestionsAll Questions Carry Equal Marks

1. (a)Why did the Maasia(Plain NIlotics) migrate into east Africa between 1650 and 1700? (12mks)(b) How did their migration affect the people of Kenya and Tanganyika? (13mks)

2. (a) How was the long distdistance trade organized in East Africa during the 19th century (13mks)(b) What were the effects of this trade on the people of East Africa?

(12mks)3. (a) Explain the contribution of the following to the history of East

Africa(i) Sir Appolo Kagwa (13mks)(ii) Semi Kakungulu (12mks)

4. (a) Explain the importance of the Chwezi Empire? (12mks)(b) What led to the collapse of the Chwezi? (12mks)

5. (a)why was Mirambo successful in building the Nyamwezi empire by 1880? (13mks)(b) What problems did he face after 1880? (12mks)

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END OF TERM II HISTORY EXAMS

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TIME: 2HOURSS.1

Instructions:Answer all Questions

All Questions Carry Equal Marks

1. Define a source of history?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (i) Mention the sources of history in Uganda ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (ii) What is meant by the term

Compiling history? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (iii) Why do history compile historical information?

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(iv) State 08 problems faced in compiling history (i) ____________________________________________________________(ii) ____________________________________________________________(iii) ____________________________________________________________(iv) ____________________________________________________________(v) ____________________________________________________________(vi) ____________________________________________________________(vii) ____________________________________________________________(viii) ____________________________________________________________

2. What is anthropology? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(ii) state its (i) Advantages

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______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Disadvantages ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

State 05 reasons as to why the Arabs and Persian settled on the coast of East Africa between 1000-1500AD?

(i) ____________________________________________________________(ii) ____________________________________________________________(iii) ____________________________________________________________(iv) ____________________________________________________________(v) ____________________________________________________________

Outline five results (effects) of this trade(i) __________________________________________________________________(ii) __________________________________________________________________(iii) __________________________________________________________________(iv) _________________________________________________________________(v) __________________________________________________________________

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLEND OF TERM II EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.2 PHYSICS

TIME: 1HR:30MININSTRUCTION Attempt all questions

1. (a) state four differences between mass and weight

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________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(b) A body has mass of 500g. find its weight if acceleration due to gravity is 10ms2

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2. (a) Define density ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) The mass of 25cm3 of ivory was forms to be 0.045kg. calculate the density of ivory in S.I unit ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

3. (a) What is meant by renewable sources of energy?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(b) Mention three examples of renewable sources of energy ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________

4. (a) State the law of conservation of energy ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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(b) A b lock of mass 2kg falls freely from rest through a height of 40m above the ground. Find the potential energy of the block above the ground

5. (a) What is power?

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) a boy whose mass is 60kg can run up a flight of 28 steps each 25cm high in 55 seconds. Calculate the power

6. Define pressure and state its S.I unit

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ (b) The dimensions of a cuboid are 5cm×10cm×20cm and weight of the cuboid is 60N. calculate (i) Maximum pressure it exerts

(ii) Minimum pressure it exerts

7. (a) State threre factors which affect liquid pressure

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1500N

2CM

20CM

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ (b) The pressure exert4ed in a liquid of density 0.4gcm-3. Calculate the height

8. (a) what is meant by centre of gravity?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ A uniform meter rule is pivoted at 25cm mark and balance horizontally when a body of mass 40g is hung at 5cm mark. Calculate the mass of the meter rule

9. (a)Mention two conditions for a body to be in equilibrium

10. The efficiency of the machine below is 75%

11. Calculate (i) Its Velocity ration

E

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(ii) Its mechanical advantage

(iii) The efforts applied

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLEND OF TERM II EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.3 PHYSICSTIME: 2hours

INSTRUCTION Attempt all questions in both sections

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1. (a) What is meant by critical angle?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) Find the critical angle of a ray of light travelling from water to air if the refraction index of water is 1.33

2. (a) Define wave length as applied in waves

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) A vibration of frequency 50Hz products circular waves. If the distance between the two successive crests is 3cm. find the aped of the wave

3. (a) What is meant by Inertia?

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) A car starts from rest and acquire a velocity of 60cm-1 in 30s. find the acceleration of the car

4. (a) State Newton’s second law of motion

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) Calculate the far needed to make a mass of 4kg accelerate at 5ms-2

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5. (a) State the law of conservation of energy ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ (b) A b lock of mass 2kg falls freely from rest through a height of 20cm above the ground. Find (i) The potential energy of the block above the ground

(ii) The velocity with which the block hits the ground

6. (a) What is power?

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) A boy whose mass is 60kg can run up a flight of 28 steps each 25cm in 55 seconds. Calculate the power

7. (a) Define pressure and state its S.I unit

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(b) The dimension of a cuboid are 5cm×10cm×20cm and weight of a cuboid is 60N. Calculate

(i) Maximum pressure it exerts

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(iii) Minimum pressure it exerts

8. (a) What is meant by center of gravity?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) A uniform meter is pivoted at 25cm and balances horizontally with a body of mass 40g in hang at 5cm mark. Calculate the mass of the meter rule

9. (a) Convert 240C to Kelvin scale

(b) State four properties of thermometric liquids________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

10. Mention four differences between mass and weight ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SECTION B

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Velocity (m3)

0 20 6040

80

11. (a)(i) State Newton’s laws of motion (ii)Explain when it is suddenly brought to rest (b) Figure below show a velocity-time graph for a vehicle in motion

(i) Find the total distance covered (ii) Calculate the retardation of the vehicle

12. (a) define the following as applied to a concave mirror (i) Concave mirror (ii) A aperture (iii) Principle focus (b) Describe how you would determine the focal length of a concave mirror

The diagram shows a semi-circular prism of refractive index 1.52 (i) Explain why ray AO is not refracted at point B(ii) Explain why ray AO follows path OE(iii) Calculate the angle of refraction for ray DO

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLEND OF TERM II EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.5 GEOGRAPHY P250/1

TIME: 3hours INSTRUCTION Attempt all questions in both sections

60

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Section “A” number one (1) is compulsory, do other three questions in section “B”

SECTION “A” COMPULSORY

1. Study the 1:50,000 East Africa (Uganda) Naamokora map extra part of sheet 16/2, series y732, Edition 4,1-U,S,D and answer the questions that follow(a)State the Grid –reference of the

(i) Borehole (BH) North-East of Onyala hills (ii) Culvert on river Lumaluk

(b) (i) Describe the drainage pattern of River Pager and its tributaries (ii) Account fort eh drainage pattern identified in (b) (i) above

(c) Reduce the area shown on the map extract between Easting 28 and 42 and Northing 60 and 74 by 50%. Draw sketchmap and on it mark and label (i) Onyala hill (ii) River pager and its tributaries(iii) Seasonal swamps (iv) Any one dam (v) Major communication lines (vi) One area with nucleated settlement

(d)Explain the relationship between (i) Relief and transport (ii) Transport and settlement Section b

2. Explain the relevance of Wegner’ theory of continent drift to the understanding of the present day distribution of continents and ocean basins

3. (a) Differentiate between Igneous and Sedimentary rocks (b) Explain the process responsible for the formation of Igneous rocks in East Africa

4. Account for the formation of the East African rift valley 5. Discuss the causes and effects of soil erosion in East Africa

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLEND OF TERM II EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.5 APPLIED MATHEMATICS

TIME: 2hours INSTRUCTION

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Attempt all questions Acceleration duet o gravity g=9.8m/s2

1. The table below shows marks obtained in a test Marks (%) Frequency30-39 2240-49 3050-59 2560-69 2270-79 1680-89 10(a)Calculate Type equation here .

(i) Mean mark (ii) Median mark (iii) Model mark

(b) Construct a cumulative frequency curve and use it to estimate the number of students above 75%

2. Two events a and B are such that P(A)=0.7, p(AnB)=0.45 and p(AInBI)=0.18. find (i) P(AI) (ii)P(AUB) (iiI)P(AInB)

3. Two vectors A and b are such that a=2i-j+3k and b= i+4j+3k. find (i) |a| (ii) |b| (iii) angle between a and b(b) Find the value of if 2i + i+ k and - -k are perpendicular

4. (a) A mass of 5kg is suspended in equilibrium by two light in extensive strings which make angle of 300 and 450 with the horizontal. Calculate the tensions in the strings (b) Find the resultant of the following

5. Two events p and q are independent, such that P(Q)=0.6 and P(PuQ)=0.94. find (i) P(P)(ii) P(PInQI)(iii) P(PnQ)

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6. Two masses of 12kg and 8kg are connected by a light in extensive string passing over a smooth pulley. find the acceleration of each particle and the tension of the string

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLEND OF TERM II EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINs.2 geography TIME: 2hours

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INSTRUCTION Attempt all questions in section a and any two from section B and one from section CSection a

1. Which cone of the following rocks is forms from slow process of cooling and solidation?A. Pumice B. granite C. obsidian D. basalt

2. The East African rift valley is mainly used for A. Hunting B. arable farming C. animal rearing D. be keeping

3. Which one of the following rocks in East Africa is sedimentary?A. Limestone B. basalt C. obsidian D. slate

4. Which one of the following is igneous rock?A. Shale B. granite C. limestone D. quart

5. Whih cof the following is a block mountain?A. Moroto B. Muhavura C. Kilimajaro D. Usambara

6. The wet bulb and dry bulb are used to measureA. Temperature B . humidity C. pressure D. wind

7. Igneous rocks are formed as a result of A. Intense heat and pressure with the earth crust B. Gradual deposition of alluvial materials C. Gradual crystallization of rocks D. Deposition of dead corals

8. Which of the following is true in respect of sedimentary rocks?A. The rocks have been deposited in layer B. Particulars of rocks are completely of organic origin C. They are rocks whose structures have been altered by heat and

pressure D. The rocks have been formed as cooling of molten materials

9. Which of the following lakes are found in East African rift valley A. Edward and Tanganyika B. Tanganyika and Kyoga C. Natron and Victoria D. Victoria and Kyoga

10. Nandi escapement in western Kenya was formed due to A. Down warping B. faulting C. Volcanic eruption D. erosion of steep hills

11. Which of the following process has resulted in the formation of the East African rift valley?A. Volcanicity B. faulting C. warping D. folding

12. Which of the following lakes are formed as a result of down warping? A. Kyoga and Edward B. Victoria and KatweC. Albert and Tanganyika D. Kyoga and Victoria

13. Mountain Elgon is forms as a result of A. Folding B. down warping C. deposition of sediment D. vulcanicity

14. Coral reefs is an example of A. Intrusive igneous B. sedimentary rock

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C. metamorphic D. extrusive igneous rock 15. Which of the following rocks formed as a result of both

colcanicity and sedimewntatio?A. Coral reef rocks B. metamorphic rockB. quartz D. . basalt

16. the following are features of land forms associated with volcanicity except A. hot springs and geyzers B. fault lines crators

C. Lava plains and lava plateau D. escapements and synclines

17. lake Victoria is formed as a result of A. folding B. crustal down warping C. volcanicity D. erosion

18. the sum of daily rainfall totals recorded in moth is referred to asA. means monthly rainfall B. total monthly rainfall C. total monthly rainfall D. total annual rainfall

19. Which of the following rocks is most resistant to erosion?A. Standstone B. quartzite B. Marble D. limestone

20. The East African rift valley is occupied by lakes like;A. Victoria and Kyoga B. Magodi and katwe C. Edward and Tanganyika D. Bunynyi and Albert

SECTION BAnswer only two questions from this section

1. (a)Describe the process which led to the formation of the East African rift valley (06mks)(b) Explain the benefits of the Easter rift valley (08mks)(c) Outline the problems facing people living in the rift valley areas(06mk)

2. (a) Draw a sketch map of East and on it mark and name;(i) Lakes ,Albert, Victoria and Turkana (ii) Mountains , Ruwenzori, Elgon and Usambala (iii) Western and Eastern arm rift valley (10mks)

(b) Explain the economic significance of volcanic mountains n East Africa (6mks)(c) Outline the problems facing people living on the slopes of volcanic mountains (04mks)

3. (a) Differentiate between sedimentary rocks and igneous rocks (02mks)(b) Describe how igneous rocks in East Africa were formed (6mks)(c) Explain the importance of rocks to people of East Africa (8mks)(d) Outline problems likely t o face people living in areas of igneous rocks (4mks)

SECTION C:NORTH AMERICA4. (a) What are the aims of the sea way project (08mks)

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5. (b) Explain the shipping hazards before construction of sea way project(4mks)

6. (a) Distinguish between market gardening and livestock farming (4mks)(b) Outline the problems faced by farmers in New England (6mks)(c) What are the contributions of agricultural sector to the development of Nelu England

(10mks)

SUCCESS

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLEND OF TERM II EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.1 BIOLOGY TIME: 2hours

INSTRUCTION Answer all questions in the spaces provided

1. (a) What is classification?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) State the seven(7) levels /taxa used in classification from smallest to largest (i) _________________________________________________________________(ii) _________________________________________________________________(iii) _________________________________________________________________(iv) __________________________________________________________________(v) __________________________________________________________________(vi) __________________________________________________________________(vii) __________________________________________________________________ (c) Name five (5) kingdoms of living things (i) _____________________________(ii)__________________________________(ii) _____________________________(iv)___________________________________(v)_____________________________________________________________________

2. (a) State two examples of organisms which belong to kingdom fungi (i) __________________________________________________________________(ii) __________________________________________________________________ (b) How useful are fungi to human beings (i) __________________________________________________________________(ii) __________________________________________________________________(iii) __________________________________________________________________

3. (a) State two (2) examples of living things that belong to kingdom platae (i) __________________________________________________________________(ii) __________________________________________________________________ (b) How important are plants to man? Give reasons (i) __________________________________________________________________(ii) __________________________________________________________________(iii) __________________________________________________________________(iv) __________________________________________________________________

4. (a) In the space below, draw and name parts of Amoeba

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(b) To which kingdom does Amoeba belong? ________________________________________________________________________ (c) Study the diagram below which shows one of life processes in Amoeba and answer questions that follow

(i) Apart from life process, you have stated above, name other life processes which occur in Amoeba _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

5. (a) Bacteria are one of the living organisms which cause diseases. Name the bacteria which causes Tuberculosis (TB) in Humans ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) State any five importances of bacteria to human beings

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(c) Name any four classes of bacteria ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLEND OF TERM II EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.3 HISTORY OF EAST AFRICA P241/1

TIME: 2hours INSTRUCTION Answer four questions

1. (a)Why did the bantu migrate from their original land? (b) What were the effects of their migration and settlement in East Africa?

2. (a) Describe the organization of t he Indian ocean trade between AD 100 and 1500

(12mks)(b) In what ways did this trade affect the people of East Africa?(13mks)

3. (a) what were the origins of Buganda kingdom? (10mks)(b) give reasons for the expansion of Buganda kingdom between 1500 and 1800 (15mks)

4. (a) explain the causes of the Ngoni migration in to East Africa(14mks)(b) Why were the Ngoni successfully in conquering Southern Tanzania?(13mks)

5. (a) How did the Portuguese gain control of the East African coast between 1498 and 1510? (13mks)(b) What were the results of Portuguese rule in East Africa? (12mks)

6. (a) Explain the causes of the Nandi resistance to the establishment of colonial rule in Kenya between 1895 and 1905(13mks)

7. (a) Why did Christian missionaries come to East Africa during 19th

centaury? (13mks)(b) What problems did Christians missionaries face in East Africa?(13mks)

8. (a) Why did European powers scramble for territories in East Africa(13mks)(b) What methods did they use to gain control on these territories (12mks)

9. (a) Why was the Devonshire white paper declare in 1923?(12mks)(b) Describe the terms of this white paper (13mks)

10. (a) Why were East African countries involves in world war I?(12mk)(b) How did this war affect the people of East Africa? (12mks)

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SUCCESS

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLEND OF TERM II EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.3 HISTORY OF WEST AFRICA P241/2

TIME: 2hours INSTRUCTION Answer four questions

1. (a) Describe the organization of the Trans-hara trade (13mks)(b) How did this trade affect the people of West Africa?

(12mks)2. (a) How did Islam spread in West Africa? (12mks)

(b) What effects did Islam have on the people of West Africa?(13mks)3. (a) Why did the Empire of Ghana survive for so long? (15mks)

(b) What factors led to the declare of Ghana? (10mks)4. (a) What were the causes f the 19th centaury jihads in West Africa?

(13mks)(b) How did theses Jihads affect West Africa (12mks)

5. (a) What was the role of Osei Tutu to the kingdom of Asante?(15mks)(b) Why did Asante decline? (10mks)

6. (a) Describe the organization of the Triangular trade (13mks)(b) How did this trade affect West Africa? (12mks)

7. (a) Why was feiraceane founded? (13mks)(b) What problems did the early settlers face? (12mks)

8. (a) why were the Christian missionaries interested in West Africa during 19th century (12mks)(b) What problems did they face? (12mks)

SUCCESS

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLEND OF TERM II EXAMINATIONS 2018

TIME: 1HR: 40MINS.1 CHEMISTRY

TIME: 112HRS

INSTRUCTION Answer all questions in the spaces provided

1. (a)What is a mixture?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b)What name is given to a liquid mixture of water and alcohol ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (c) In the space provided, draw a diagram to shoe how alcohol and water can be separated

2. (a) define the term Sublimation

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) Draw a diagram to show how a mixture of ammonium chloride and table salt can be separated

(c) Define the following terms (i) Matter

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____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(ii) Freezing ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(iii) Condensation ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

3. (i) Define (a)Atom

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(b)Molecule __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(c) Ion __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(ii) Fill in spaces provided The change of state of matter from liquid to solid is known to be________________while from solid to gas directly without passing through liquid state is___________________. But when the gas changes to liquid is also know as_____________________________________

4. (a) What is paper chromatography?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) State two examples of substances which can be separated by paper chromatography (i) __________________________________________________________________(ii) __________________________________________________________________ (c)Give one reason why it is possible to separate a mixture you have state d in (b) above by paper chromatography ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

5. (a) Give four differences between mixture and compound Mixture Compound

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(b) State wheather the following is a mixture or compound (i) Ink ______________________________________________________________(ii) Water ___________________________________________________________(iii) Salt _____________________________________________________________Chlorophyll _____________________________________________________

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS. I END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018

ENGLISHTIME: 2 HOURS

NAME:..........................................,... ………………………STREAM:,........................INSTRUCTIONS• Answer all questions.Q.I Read the passage below and answers all the questions that follow it. Roasted by the sunMy mother didn't have anyone to help her take care of me whilst she was working in the field; she therefore strapped' me to her back whilst working. This was very tiring as she had to bend down all the time using a long knife for cultivation or a jembe. Sometimes 1 "would be crying on her back or sleeping, but so long as I was fed and dry rny mother would continue working.When I grew a little bigger, my mother couldn't work properly v$th me on her back, and so she laid me down at the foot of a banana tree. She made sure that the sun was not shining directly on me and that the shadow of the banana tree was cast on me so it couid protect me from the hot sun.One day my mother and my aunt, Waugui, were working together and as usual they laid me tinder a banana tree. The sun was very hot. They had already fed me and I was nice and dry. They continued cultivating and singing happily. For a while they forgot me and as the time went by the shadow of the tree moved a way and exposed me to the sun.The sun started 'roasting' me and though I tossed and cried, both my mother and my aunt thought it is normal for a baby. Louder I cried and then my voice grew faint and thin. At this, my mother looked back to my tree and saw, still, in the gull glaring sun."Wangui!""What's wrong?" My aunt had not yet seen me. "We forgot the baby and he might be dead!."Oh N'giiH'"5 cried 'my Aunt; "Lets run fast!". They scrambled up and, dropping their hoes, ran to me. They lifted up the little cloth with which they had covered me, and to their horror found I was bright red all over, like peer! They were very frightened,"Oh, my dear, lovely son!""What shall we tell his father?" asked my Aunt.He will be extremely angry - we must do something quickly".They rushed me to a nearby well and soaked in the water. They bathed me all over, but I was still as red...Questions

1.1 Why did the mother take the baby to the farm with her?…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

1.2 Why did the mother lay the baby down on the ground?

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………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

1.3 What did she do before she left the baby?………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

1.4. Who was Wangaui?………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

1.5. What happened after they forgot the baby?………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Q.2 Read the second passage (letter) and answer all the questions that follow it.

Malindi Girl's Secondary School

P.O.BOX, 1234, Malindi.

8th March, 2013

Dear Ruth,

How are you? I do hope that you and the family are all well.

1 am sorry: it has been ages since 1 wrote to you last. As you can imagine, I have been

extremely busy at my new school, and I suppose you have, too. I hope that you have

settled into your new school, as easily as I have in mine. 1 really feel at home, now I have

made lots of new friends, and I have found that the work is not as difficult as I thought it

would be.

In your last letter you asked me what we do in science at Malindi Girl's. We are terribly lucky, here, because the school is very close to the sea shore, and our science teacher, Miss Temu, takes full advantage of it. "The whole world is a laboratory", she says, and off we to the sea, with buckets and baskets and nets, to collect things of interest.,••'••" '1

* Last week we collected shells, star fish, crabs, snails, sea urchins and all kinds of things. We even got some sand and sea water. My best friend here, Mwajuma, found a thing called a hermit crab. Have you seen one? It is a horrible, hairy red thing that takes over empty old shells, and uses them as its home.As soon as Mwajuma picked it up, it hid inside the shell, and we didn't know how to make come out. I was going to break the shell with a hamer,but Miss Timu said I would crash the animal it I did that, she put it in a jar and poured sea water on it, and this affected it at once; it came out and started moving. - it was horrible!After we got back to school, we got a big glass container and made an aquarium. We put some sand ajid stones at the bottom, as well as various plants, seaweed and coral we had collected

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from the reef. One girl wanted to put clean water from tap into it. But Miss Temu told us to use sea water. She said sea water contains some dissolved mineral salts that fresh water doesn't contain.n It was a super aquarium so we could all watch it. Some of the shell-fish crawled into the Seaweed and coral, and hid their beautiful shells with their mantle. But one big sea snail climbed up the side of the aquarium so we watch it. We could also see beautiful angle-fish gulping for oxygen as they swam round.Unfortunately, a day later we found that the fish were all dead. The water became polluted, and the shell-fish were passing threads of black matter into the water. What a shame! Tomorrow I'm going to ask Miss Temu why it happened.Well, I. really, must stop now; 1 have a mountain of homework to do. Please greet, the family for me when you next write home, and don't forget to write to me, too! We must not lose contact just because we are at different schools. But of course we shall meet again very soon, when the holidays start.

All the best,

love

Mary

Questions;

2.1 From the letter we can tell that

A. Mary and her friend Ruth have both gone to the same school

B. Mary is at secondary school, but Ruth isn't

C. Mary is at secondary school, but Ruth is still in primary school

D. Mary and Ruth are at different secondary schools,

2.2 Mary found it

A. Difficult to settle in at school

B. Difficult to settle in at school at first, but easier later

C. Easy to settle in school

D. VJfe4sy t° settles in at school, although the work was less easy than she

expected.

2.3. From Mary's letter we can infer that

A, Her school ha no science laboratory

B. Miss Temu things that the best way if learning science is by studying

the environment- \ C. The school doesn't know how to make an

aquarium D. Miss Temu doesn't know how to make an aquarium

2.4 Why do you think the hermit crab probably came out of its shell?

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A. Because it thought it was safe to do so

B. Because it wanted to escape

C. Because it didn't like sea-water

D. - Because it didn't want to be crushed by a hammer,

2.5 Why do you think that the fish in the aquarium died, probably?

A. Because the fish didn't like tap water

B. Because of lack of oxygen

C. Because the water became polluted

D. Because the water did not contain any dissolved mineral salts.

3. A rewrite the following sentences as instructed without changing the meaning of the original sentence 3.1 The boy threw that stone. He will be punished (Join using “who”)

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

3.2 The matter has been settled . you were talking a bow it that night .(Join using “which ”)………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

3.3 He couldn’t swim, but he jumped into save the girl. (Begin: although………………………………………………………………………..)………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

3.4 Although we rang several times. there was no reply(rewrite using, but…………………………………………………………………………….)……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Complete the following sentences using the most suitable form of the verbs in brackets

3.5 The boy(be write ) a letter now ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

3.6 I (be) a student of this school ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

3.7 The cat (spill) the milk when it (be play)……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Change to the present perfect tense

3.8 The mad woman (lie) in the middle of the road

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………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

3.9 Mr. Otim (teach) at this school since the early nineties ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

3.10 There (be) a fire in the neighborhood ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3B Complete the sentences 3:11 to 3.20 with the most suitable answer among the given alternative. Put a ring around your choice

3.11 Obila’s parents have given him………………………of pocket money A. Much B. many C. a lot D. some

3.12 The doctor gave us………………………trips about hygiene which we appreciated

5A. Few B . a few C. little D. a little

3.13 With ……………patience, you will succeed A. A little B. little C. few D. a few

3.14 There is…………….flour left, so we can make some bread A. A little B . a C. little D. a bit

3.15 Scarcely…………..down than he fall a sleep.A. He was lying B. he had lain C. He had lain D. had he laid

3.16 …………remains to be done before the drug can be used for treatment A. Many B . plenty C. much D. large

3.17 There were hardly ………….passengers at the stage A. Some B. many C. any D. a lot of

3.18 When we lost our way, we kept …………………..in the bush A. Wondering B . wandering C. walking D. running

3.19 Our school team was ……….by four goals to twoA. Given B. played C. silence D. beaten

3.20 If he gains twenty more votes, he win the electionA. Will win B. would win C. will have D,

have been win

END

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS. 2 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018

BIOLOGY TIME: 2 HOURS

NAME:..........................................,... ………STREAM:,............INSTRUCTIONSAnswer all questions in section A and B

1. Which of the following features differentiate a housefly from a spider?A. Segmented body B. number of body parts C . Jointed limbs D. possession of exoskeleton

2. Which one of the following types of fruits is a mongo A. Drupe B. multiple fruit C. Indehiscent fruit D, berry

3. Which one of the following types of root is exhibited by the ginger plant?A. Prop roots B. clasping roots C. lateral roots D. Adventitious roots

4. Which one of the following plant organs has scattered arrangement of vascular bundles?A. Root of monocotyledonous plant B. Stem of dicotyledonous plant C. Stem of monocotyledonous plant D. Root of dicotyledonous plant

5. Which one of the following g contains a set of characteristics which are all for wind dispersal fruits and seeds?A. Parachute like, hooked and light B. Dry, and spiked C. Parachute-like winged and light D. Succulent, buoyant and light

6. Which cone of the following is not correct about flower parts?A. Sepals and petals together for perianth B. Sepals from calyx C. Carpals from androecium D. Petals from corolla

7. To which one of t he following groups of plants do moses belong?A. Pteridophytes B. angiosperms C. bryophytes D. conifers

8. Which one of the following is a characteristics of wind pollination flowers? A. produce small quantity of pollen grains

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B. Are large and conspicuous C. produce large quantities of pollen grains D. brightly colored petals

9. The part of the microscope used to make the image clear is the……….A. Objective lens B. coarse adjustment C. eye piece D. fine adjustment

10. Which one of the following is the function of auxiliary bus on the onion bulb?A. Anchorage B. protection C. food storage D. vegetative production

11. The main function of buttress roots is to…………A. Provide additional support B. B. store food fort the plant C. enable the plant clasp firmly onto others D. store water for the plant

12. The bacteria which convert ammonia into nitrates are called?A. Putrefying bacteria B. denitrifying bacteria C. nitrifying bacteria D. nitrogen fixing bacteria

13. Which type of a fruit does the orange belong A. Berry B. drupe C. caryopsis D. achrne

14. Which one of the following pairs of insects undergoes incomplete metamorphosis? A. Housefly and mosquito B. butterfly and cockroach C. honey bee and moth D. cockroach and grass hopper

15. Which one of the following groups contains the largest number of organisms A. Order B. species C. class 1 D. phylum

16. A soil sample characterized by good aeration, big drainage, low capillarity and loose particles A. Clay B. loam C. sand D. latriate

17. The following are results of an experiment to determine percentage of water within a sample of soilMass of dish =15gMass of dish +soil =30gMass of dish+soil after drying = 25gThe percentage of water in the soil isA. 18.7 B.20.0 C. 33.3 D. 66.7

18. Clay soil has a high water retention capacity because it…………A. Has small air space B. it sticky when wet C. it contains little amount of humus D. has good capillary attraction

19. Which of the following farming practices would contains erosion?A. Application of artificial fertilizers B. Addition of compost manure C. Terracing

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D. Mixed farming 20. The types of soil with the smallest air spaces and high water

retention capacity is…………….A. Sand B. clay C. silt D. loam

SECTION B21. On an experiment on soil, an S.2 student collected a hand full of

fresh top soil and divided into two portions. One portion was treated and thereafter put in the muslin bag and lowered in the flash as follow and left for several days

(b) Suggest what would happen on lime water in the flash after the experiment in (i) Flash a_________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________ (ii) Flash B__________________________________________________________(iii) __________________________________________________________________(c) Why is the soil in the muslin bag B sterilized? ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (d) State three importances of soil liring organisms in soil?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

22. (a) Define the term fruit and seed dispersal?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) Suggest five adaptation s of fruits and seed dispersal by animals ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________(v) State three advantages of dispersal in plants ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________

23. (a) What is soil fertility?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b)Outline four properties of a fertile soil

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________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

24. (c) Suggest four cause of loss of soil fertility ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS. 3 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018

Biology TIME: 2 HOURS

Instructions Answer all questions in B and one from CSection A

1. The distinct group of cell of a similar and special structure performing a particular function is called A. Organ B. tissue C. system D. organ system

2. Which one of the following are the characteristics of a cervical vertebra?A. Broad neural spineB. presence of averter bacterial canals C. long transverse processes D. presence of facets

3. which one of the following would occur to a pawpaw strip when placed in a hypertonic solution?A. strip would soften B. decrease in length C. remain unchanged in length D. increase in length

4. in halation in man is caused by……………………A. increased lung pressure B. reduced lung volume C. increased long volume D. reduced thoracic volume

5. flight in birds require more energy during…………………..A. contraction of pectoralis major and odaxation of pectorals minor B. contraction of pectoralis major and minor and relaxation of

pectoralis major C. relaxation of pectoralis major and minor D. contraction of pectoral muscles take place

6. Which one of the following g ferrous gross pollination in flower ?A. pistil and stamen mature at the same time B. possession of dull colored petals C. stamen and pistil mature at different time D. Pistil shorter that stamen

7. Which of the following is aschicocarp? A. Passion B. back jack C. demonism D. coconut

8. Which one of the following does not contribute to flight in birds?A. Quill feather B. hollow bone C. down feather D. strong pectoral muscles

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9. When auniqu plant structure was studied. It was found to posses buds, nodes and internodes. This can best be classified as a ………………….A. Leaf B. root C. flower D. stem

10. Which one of the following is the role of efferent vessel of the nephron?A. Drains the glomercule B. filters the blood C. supplies the glomercrulus D. purifies the bold

11. In the duodenum, the products ready for absorption are those of the digestion of……………….A. Starch and hipids B. starch only C. proteins and lipids D. lipids only

12. The existence of ringworms on huma skin is an example of……….A. Parasitism B. commensialism C. mutruaism D. symbiosis

13. Which one of the following dies not occur when Antidurrientic hormone is released into the blood?A. Re absorption of more water from the kidney tubulesB. Production of little urine C. Production of concentrated urine D. Production of dilute urine

14. The back flow of oxygenated blood into the left ventricle is prevented by the……………………A. Tricuspid valve B. semi-lunar valve C. septum D. bicuspid valve

15. A dense capillary network in the ileum serves to……………….A. Increase the surface area for absorption B. Reduce the distance across which dissolved food move C. Increase the time food spends in the ileum D. Increase the rate of diffusion of food

16. Which one of the following cells does not have the nucleus when mature?A. Erythrocytes B. leukocytes C. sieve tubes D. companion cell

17. Which one of the following events does not occur following the concentration of the ventricles?A. Arterial valve open B. B. artrio valve open C. blood pressure increase in aorta D. blood flows from ventricle into arteries

18. Which one of the following organs excrete urea?A. Bladder B. skin C. liver D. lungs

19. A victim that produces a lot of dilute urine frequently could be lacking?A. Insulin B. vasopressin C. hormone D. glucose

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20. The following are results of an experiment t to determine the percentage of water within a sample of soilMass of dish =15gMass of dish +soil =30gMass of dish +soil after drying =25gThe percentage of water in the soil is……………

A. 18 .7 B. 33.3 C. 20.0 D. 66.7

21. Which one of he following g is long term adaptation of mammals to low environment temperature?A. Raising of hair B. increasing metabolic rate C. deposition of fat under skin D. reduction of blood flow

22. Which one of the following activities results into upstroke during flight in birds?A. Movement of the humerus down wards B. Concentration of large flight muscles and relaxation of small flight

muscles C. Concentration of small flight muscles and relaxation of large muscle D. Faster air movement on upper surface than lower surface

23. Which of the following vertebrane provide point of attachment to the rib?A. Cervical B . lumber C. thoracic D. sacral

24. Which of the following allow smooth ovement of b ones at a joint A. Synovial fluid B. tendon D. synovial membrane

25. Which of the following sets of joint consists of only the hinge type?A. Hip wrist and elbow B. neck, shoulder and elbow C. elbow .knee and finger joint D. knee, wrist and ankle

26. Which one of the following sets of bones make the axial skeleton?A. Ribs, femur, sternum B. sternum , ribs, vertebrae C. hind limbs, skull, limb girdle D. skull, vertebrae, humerus

27. Muscles are attached to bones by…………………A. Cartilages B. tendons C. muscle fibres D. ligaments

28. A distinguishing feature on the thoracic vertebrae is a ………..A. Long neural spine B. small neural canol C. big Centrum D. pair of large transverse processes

29. Which of the following are structural adaptations to flight in bird?A. Light bones and web bed feet B. Webbed feet and light featherC. Streamlined body and light bones D. Smooth body and light feather

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30. Which one of the following fins provides a major propulsion force is a fish?A. Caudal B. pectoral C. dorsal D. pelvic

Section b 31. The table below show the quantity of sweat and urine vary with

external temperature

External temperature (0c0urine cm2/h

Sweat cm3/h

0 100 55 90 610 80 1015 70 2020 60 3025 50 6030 40 12035 30 200(a) Plot the graph of quantities of urine and sweat produces against external temperature? (01mk)(b) At what temperature is the amounts of sweat and urine produced equal? (01mk)__________________________________________________________________(c) What happens to the amount of sweat produced as the temperature rises? (01mk)_______________________________________________________________________(d) Explainthe observation made on the amount of urin produced as the temperature increases? ( 3mks)________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (e) How is the skin adapt for temperature regulation? (4mks)________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________

32. (a) State the events that occur on muscles to cause carbondioxide pass from the lungs into the atmosphere?

(5mks)________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

b) How does oxygen move from the air in the alveoli into the body tissues? (7mks)________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

c) How are respiratory surfaces adapted to other functions (3mks)________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SECTION B33 a) What are the functions of a skeleton in mammals? (6mks) b) With the aid of a labeled diagram, describe how movement is achieved in a named hinge joint in a mammal.

(9mks)34. a) Explain the advantages of ectothermy and endothermy (b) A shrew is a smallest mammal in Africa St. eats a lot of food. Which are mainly insects rich in fat. Explain why the shrew eats

(i) a lot a lot of food (03mks)Mainly insects rich in fats (03 mks)35. (a) How do plants benefit from transpiration

(04mks)(b) Describe how plants arid areas control excessive loss of water?

(11mks)

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS. 2 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018

COMPUTER STUDIES TIME: 2 HOURS

INSTRUCTIONS Answer all questions in both sections 1. The following are true about the second generation except

A. Used transistor for internal operation B. Increased storage C. Used high level programming languages D. Used purchased cards to enter data

2. Which one of the following is a primary input device?A. Monitor B. printer C. mouse D.

keyboard 3. The following are examples of word processors except

A. Word pro B. spreadsheets C. ms-word D. word perfect 4. A combination of key(buttons) which cuts a file is;

A. Ctr+A B. Ctrl+B C. Ctrl+X D. Ctrl+V 5. Which o ne of the following is an application software

A. Operating system B. data warehouse C. presentation D. scan disk

6. The following are peripherals, except A. Keyboard B. CPU C. printers D. mouse

7. The memory which is programmed at the tie of manufacture is called A. RAM B. ROM C. PROM D. EPROM

8. The capacity of a 3.5 inch hoppy disk He is A. 1.40MB B. 1.44MB C. 1.40GB D. 1.44GB

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9. Which one of the following performs arithmetic and logical operations in a computer

A. Control unit B. ALU C. registers D. system clock 10. Which button on a keyboard changes characteristicws in upper or

lower case A. Backspace B . caps lock C. shit key D. enter

11. Lap top, PDA and mobile phones grouped under A. Super computer B. mini computer C. micro computer D. mainframe

12. Which one of the following is a pointing device A. Mouse B . keyboard C. MICR D. OMR

13. The button on a keyboard that defines any character on the right side of the cursor

A. Enter B. backspace C. delete key D. tab key 14. ………..is referred to as the brain of a computer

A. CPU B. RAM C. mother unit D. control unit 15. A floppy diskette is an example of

A. Output B. process C. input D. storage 16. Which one of the following features allows words to be placed at the

top of bottom of a page A. Headers and footers B page breaks C. page orientation D. page numbers

17. The following are audio output devices, except A. Speakers B. earphones C. plotters D. headphones

18. ……..refers to row facts and figures that have meaning A. Data B. document C. information D. graphics

19. Formation in computing means A. Deleting document that exist B. Affecting existing files of document with viruses C. Making necessary changes to an existing document D. Applying various styles to enhance document approach

20. The computer that processes both anlog and digita is called………A. Analog B. digita C. hybrid D. micro

SECTION B21. Explain the following terms in relation to computer

(i) System software:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(ii) Application software ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(iii) Utility software___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(b) Give three examples of operating system that you know

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________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________

22. (a) List six(6) areas where computers can be applied in society ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) Give two use of computer in the area of entertainment /leisure_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

23. (a) Define the following as applied in computer (i) Word processor

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(ii) Editing _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

(iii) Formation

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) State two examples of word processor ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (c) Identify four parts of a window____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 24. (a) Outline the four steps of saving a document or file

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) State the use of the following buttons /keys on a keyboardBackspace key______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Caps lock ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Delete key

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_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Space bar

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

25. List down five Advantages _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Disadvantages of using today’s computer in society _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS. 1 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018

COMPUTER STUDIES TIME: 2 HOURS

Instructions Answer all questions in both sections

1. Which one of the following was used in the first generation for internal operation A. Vacuum tubes B. translators

C. integrated circuit D. micro operation 2. The following are text input devices except

A. OMR B. mouse C. keyboard D. OCR 3. The computer that combines both analog and digital features is called

A. Analog B. digital C. hybrid D. mainframe 4. A flash memory is an example of;

A. Input B. process C. output D. storage 5. A computer consists of the following characteristics, except

A. Accuracy B . Speculation C. diligence D. versatility

6. ……………refers to row facts and figures that has no meaning A. Data B. information C. document D. graphics

7. Which of the following is a primary in put device?A. Scanner B. keyboard C. mouse D. monitor

8. Main frame computers are classified under

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A. process B. size C. process power D. purpose9. ……..is referred to as the brain of a computer

A. RAM B. monitor C. CPU D. control unit 10. Which one of the following is a pointing device

A. Keyboard B. mouse C. scanner D. speakers SECTION B

11. (a) Define the term computer hardware ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) Identify three components of a computer hardware ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________

12. (a) List down five features of today’s computers __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ (b) State two examples of storage devices________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (c) Give two uses of computers in the area of leisure/entertainment ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

13. (a) State the four classes of computers based on physical size or capacity ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (b) Distinguish between analog and digital computers________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (c) Identify one example in each case above________________________________________________________________________

14. (a) Write the following a abbreviations in full as related to computing (i) ICT_____________________________________________________________ (ii) PC______________________________________________________________(iii) RAM____________________________________________________________(iv) CPU_____________________________________________________________(v) ROM____________________________________________________________ (b) List down five areas where computers are applied

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________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________

15. State five advantages ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________

16. disadvantages of using computers in society ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________

SUCCESBUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOL

S.1 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018IRE

TIME: 112 HOURS

Instructions Answer four questions

1. (a)what is meant by the term “Shahadah”(b) Give the significance of Shahadah to the Muslims

2. (a) state the types of prayers in Islam(b) Give the conditions for prayer

3. (a) Define the term Wudhu (partial abolution)(b) Describe how wudhu is performed

4. (a) Muslims are commanded to face the Qibla while praying. describe how one can determine the direction of the Kaaba

5. (a) What is meant by the term prayer in Islam?(b) Give the importance of prayer to a Muslim

6. (a) Define the term Juma prayer (b) Describe the characteristics of Juma(Friday prayer)

SUCCESS

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IRETIME: 11

2 HOURSInstructions Answer four questions

1. (a)what is meant by the term “Shahadah”(b) Give the significance of Shahadah to the Muslims

2. (a) state the types of prayers in Islam(b) Give the conditions for prayer

3. (a) Define the term Wudhu (partial abolution)(b) Describe how wudhu is performed

4. (a) Muslims are commanded to face the Qibla while praying. describe how one can determine the direction of the Kaaba

5. (a) What is meant by the term prayer in Islam?(b) Give the importance of prayer to a Muslim

6. (a) Define the term Juma prayer (b) Describe the characteristics of Juma(Friday prayer)

SUCCESS

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS.3 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018

IRE TIME: 112 HOURS

INSTRUCTIONS Answer four questions 1. (a)Describe the political, social and religious life of Jahiliya period 2. Describe the life of Prophet Muhammad(PBUH) from birth up to his

marriage to khadija3. (a)Under what conditions should one perform Ghusul (b) Describe how Ghusul is performed 4. (a) Mention the days on which fasting is forbidden

(b) Show the values of fasting 5. (a) Describe the characteristics of a marriage ceremony

(b) Give the significance of the marriage contract 6. (a) Mention God’s books and their recipients

(b) Give the benefits of believing in God’s books7. (a) explain the Islamic teachings on good neighborhood8. (a) Give the Islamic teachings on Zinah

(b) Why is Zinah considered a bad act in Islam?SUCCESS

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IRE TIME: 112 HOURS

INSTRUCTIONS Answer four questions 1. (a)Describe the political, social and religious life of Jahiliya period 2. Describe the life of Prophet Muhammad(PBUH) from birth up to his

marriage to khadija3. (a)Under what conditions should one perform Ghusul (b) Describe how Ghusul is performed 4. (a) Mention the days on which fasting is forbidden

(b) Show the values of fasting 5. (a) Describe the characteristics of a marriage ceremony

(b) Give the significance of the marriage contract 6. (a) Mention God’s books and their recipients

(b) Give the benefits of believing in God’s books7. (a) explain the Islamic teachings on good neighborhood8. (a) Give the Islamic teachings on Zinah

(b) Why is Zinah considered a bad act in Islam?SUCCESS

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS.5 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018

IRE P235/1TIME: 21

2 HOURSINSTRUCTIONS Answer four questions

1. Discuss the reasons fort he revelation of the Quran in Arabia to an Arab prophet and in Arabic language

2. Examine the modes through which the Quran was revealed 3. Discuss the reasons for the revelation of t he Quran in stages 4. Discuss the Islamic teachings on Tawheed5. What is the Islamic teachings on shirk6. Examine the methods used in the protection and preservation of the

Quran from the prophet’s time upto dateSUCCESS

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IRE P235/1 TIME: 21

2 HOURSINSTRUCTIONS Answer four questions

1. Discuss the reasons fort he revelation of the Quran in Arabia to an Arab prophet and in Arabic language

2. Examine the modes through which the Quran was revealed 3. Discuss the reasons for the revelation of t he Quran in stages 4. Discuss the Islamic teachings on Tawheed5. What is the Islamic teachings on shirk6. Examine the methods used in the protection and preservation of the

Quran from the prophet’s time upto dateSUCCESS

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS.5 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018

IRE P235/4 TIME: 21

2 HOURSINSTRUCTIONS Answer four questions

1. Describe the aspects o life of people of the East African coast prior to the coming of Islam

2. Examine the factors that facilitate the spread of Islam at the coast of East Africa during the early days of the Arabs

3. Discuss the factors for the spread of Islam in Akamba land 4. Analyze the factors that hindered the spread of Islam in the interior of

East Africa5. Assess the role of British colonialism to the Islamisation process of

Africa6. Discuss the ways through which Islam was spread in Tanzania from its

inception to date7. Discuss the political, social and economic aspects of life of people of

Uganda before the coming of IslamSUCCESS

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOL

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S.5 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018IRE P235/4

TIME: 212 HOURS

INSTRUCTIONS Answer four questions

1. Describe the aspects o life of people of the East African coast prior to the coming of Islam

2. Examine the factors that facilitate the spread of Islam at the coast of East Africa during the early days of the Arabs

3. Discuss the factors for the spread of Islam in Akamba land 4. Analyze the factors that hindered the spread of Islam in the interior of

East Africa5. Assess the role of British colonialism to the Islamisation process of

Africa6. Discuss the ways through which Islam was spread in Tanzania from its

inception to date7. Discuss the political, social and economic aspects of life of people of

Uganda before the coming of IslamSUCCESS

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS.2 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018

CRE TIME: 11

2 HOURSINSTRUCTIONS Answer three questions

1. (a)What are the causes of rural urban migration in Uganda today?(b) Explain the problems faced by people living in urban areas

2. (a)Show how Andrien Atiman and Appolo Kivebulaya acted as agents of change in their societies(b) What changes did Abraham experience from the land of Ur to canaan

3. (a) What changes were introduced by Jesus Christ among his people? (b) What lessons can Christians learn fro m Jesus Christ?

4. (a) Why do some teachers carry out private coaching in schools (b) What are the likely dangers in private coaching in school?

5. (a) What is the New Testament teaching about work?(b) What makes Jesus an example of good worker?

SUCCESS

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BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS.2 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018

CRE TIME: 11

2 HOURSINSTRUCTIONS Answer three questions

1. (a)What are the causes of rural urban migration in Uganda today?(b) Explain the problems faced by people living in urban areas

2. (a)Show how Andrien Atiman and Appolo Kivebulaya acted as agents of change in their societies(b) What changes did Abraham experience from the land of Ur to canaan

3. (a) What changes were introduced by Jesus Christ among his people? (b) What lessons can Christians learn fro m Jesus Christ?

4. (a) Why do some teachers carry out private coaching in schools (b) What are the likely dangers in private coaching in school?

5. (a) What is the New Testament teaching about work?(b) What makes Jesus an example of good worker?

SUCCESS

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS.1 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018

CRE TIME: 112 HOURS

INSTRUCTIONS answer all questions 1. (a) Define the term Bible?

(b) Write down six major prophetic books in the Old Testament 2. (a) Mention four positive changes brought by money

(b) Give six negative changes brought by money 3. (a) Explain four achievements made by the church in Uganda today

(b) Explain six problems faced by the church in Uganda today END

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS.1 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018

CRE TIME: 112 HOURS

INSTRUCTIONS Answer all questions 1. (a) Define the term Bible?

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(b) Write down six major prophetic books in the Old Testament 2. (a) Mention four positive changes brought by money

(b) Give six negative changes brought by money 3. (a) Explain four achievements made by the church in Uganda today

(b) Explain six problems faced by the church in Uganda today END

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS.1 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018

CRE TIME: 112 HOURS

INSTRUCTIONS answer all questions 1. (a) Define the term Bible?

(b) Write down six major prophetic books in the Old Testament 2. (a) Mention four positive changes brought by money

(b) Give six negative changes brought by money 3. (a) Explain four achievements made by the church in Uganda today

(c) Explain six problems faced by the church in Uganda today END

BUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOLS.2 END OF TERM II, ENGLISH LANGUAGE EXAMINATION

TERM II, 2018. TIME: 2HOURSINSTOUCTIONS:All questions to be attempted.All your answers must be written on this question paper,1. Read the passage and answer the questions that follow.A policeman was only ten yards away and he was coming straight at Xuma. Xuma waited. He raised his stick and brought it down with force. It missed Xuma's head and struck his left shoulder. Pain shot through his body.'I have done nothing,' he said and grabbed the policeman’s arm before he could hit again.'Let go! Bastard! The policeman shouted and kicked out.'Dog!' he whispered and struck the policeman in the face. A look of strange surprise crept into the policeman's eyes. Xuma trembled with Anger. He bunched his great fist and struck again hard. The policeman groaned and collapsed in a heap and lay still.

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Xuma looked around. The van was still a distance away but two policemen were closing in on him.'Now I will run,' he said and ran down the street.'Stop that man,' one of the Police shouted,A coloured man stepped into the road and help up his hands. Xuma braced himself. His heart was pounding but he ran easily. He must be careful or this yellow bastard would deliver him to the police. Another coloured man stepped into the road. Xuma felt afraid. To rim and knock down two men at the same time was impossible. They would catch him. He could hear the feet of the policeman behind him. He hated the coloureds. He would hurt one of them before they got him, these half castes!An unbelievable thing happened. The second colored man knocked the first one down and ran down the street waving to Xuma.Xuma smiled and increased his pace.

'Thank you, brown man,' Xuma said,

3.13. She was charmed……….the young man. A. For B. Through C. By D. On

3.14. The police rounded ……..the thieves A. Over B. Away C. Off D. up

3.15. the speaker expressed gratitude…….the reception he was given A. to B. with C. fir D. by

3.16. it was very kind………you to help meA. by B. of C. for D. to

3.17. her essay is one……..of all

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A. long B. longest C. longer D. long than

3.18. My sister………….got married last yearA. That B. Whose C. Who D. Which

3.19. You………that novel tomorrowA. Will have finished B. Will finish C. Shall finish D. Have finished

3.20. We……waiting for half an hourA. Have been B. Had been C. Shall be D. Will have

ENDBUKONDE SECONDARY SCHOOL

S.3 END OE TERM II EXAMS 2018GEOGRAPHY

TIME: 2 HOURSINSTRUCTIONS Answer all questions in all sections Circle the right answer Relevant examples illustrations are important Section a

1. Which part of the mountain receives heavy rainfall?A. Relief side B. windward C. lee ward D. rain ward

2. Why Bugisu region is over populated?A. Because of polygamy practice B. Because of family planning C. Because of fertile soils D. Because of circumcision

3. Which of the following weather elements is measured and recorded in millimeters?A. Air pressure B. temperature C. rainfall D. sun shine

4. Which of the following types of transport in East Africa is most suitable for transportation of goods

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A. Railway B. air C. pipeline D. road 5. Landslides in Uganda are least common in the

A. Kigezi B. lake Victoria basin C. kasese region D. Elgon region

6. Maximum temperature of a place can be obtained by using ;A. A barometer B. A sixttis thermometer C. A maximum thermometer D. A minimum thermometer

7. Climate is defined as………………………….A. A weather condition of a place for a short period of time B. Weather of a place for a day C. Weather condition of a place for a long period of time D. Weather condition of a place at a time

8. The following are volcanic mountains in East Africa except A. Elgon B. Rwenzori C. Kenya D. Kilimanjaro

9. Which of the following minerals are got from Lake Magadi?A. Diamond B. soda ash C. gold D. phosphate

10. The strength of wind is measured by……………….A. Wind vane B. anemometer C. barometer D. meter rule

11. The weight above the sea level is geographically referred to

as……A. Altitude B. latitude C. magnitude D. langtude

12. The most common method of preserving fish in East Africa is……A. Salting B. freezing C. sun drying D. smoking

13. Which of the following is a rift valley lake in East Africa?A. Baringo B. Victoria C. Albert D. mutanda

14. The best type of soil for crop growing is…………..A. Clay soils B. Sand soil C. loam soil D. clay and sand

soil15. Soil erosion in highland areas can be best controlled by A. Planting more trees B. deforestation C. contour ploughing D. terracing 16. Entebbe receives the highest annual rainfall in Uganda because

it is……………..A. Near the equator B. a low land area C. on the shores of Lake Victoria D. surrounded by forests

17. The type of rainfall received around Mt Elgon isA. Convectional rain fall B. relief rainfall C. cyclonic D. frontal

18. The average weather condition of a place measured and recorded for a long period of time is called A. Climate B. rainfall C. temperature D. weather

19. An instrument used to measure humidity is known as;A. A hydrometer B. a barometer

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C. an anemometer D. a hygrometer 20. Mount KIlimanjoaro is an example of

A. A volcanic plug B. a block mountain C. an exposed batholiths D. a composite volcano

21. Which of the following g is the minor cause of soil erosion in East Africa?A. Heavy rainfall B. steep slopes C. over population D. poor farming method

22. Which of the following mountains is a glacier?A. Meru B. a berdares C. Elgon D. Rwenzori

23. Which of the following major relief feature occupies the largest area of East Africa?A. The rift valley B . the central and lake plateaus C. the high land areas D. the coastal plain s

24. The dormant crop on the kilombero valley irrigation scheme is;A. Tea B. cotton C. rice D. sugar cane

25. Industrial development is higher in Kenya than in Uganda because Uganda hasA. Un skilled labour B. limited capital C. narrow market D. poor transport

SECTION B1. Study the table provided and answer questions that follow

Table X shows overnight tourist in selected region

Region Overnight stayAlps 1400Jura 1000Plateau 5380Total 7780(a)Draw a pie-chart to show the Switzerland overnight tourist day

by the region ( 07mks)

(b) Calculate the percentage of over night tourist stays for each region in Switzerland ( 06mks)

(c) Describe the factors that have favored tourist in Switzerland (8mks)

(d)Explain the benefits of the tourism industry in Switzerland 2. (a) Draw a sketch map of the great lakes region and on it mark and

name

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(i) Industrial cities; Chicago, Cleveland and Toronto (ii) Ports ; Duluth and Montreal (iii) Canals; well and Sault sainte Marie (8mks)(b)Explain the (i) Factors that led to the growth of industrial cities marked in

a(i) above (ii) Problems faced by those industrial cities marked in a(i)

above (c) State the commodities handled by any one of the ports in a (ii) above (d) Outline the contribution of the Great lakes to the surrounding area

3. (a)(i)Define the term industrialization? (02mks)

(ii) Mention any three types of industries found in New York (3mks)(b) State and explain the functions of New York as a city (06mks)(c) Explain the(i) Factors of location of new York city (ii) Problems facing New York city (d)Outline the solutions to the problems above

SUCCESS