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Which of the statements are true about Herbivores? a) Herbivores use their incisors to bite the plant before the molars chew and grind it before swallowing b) Herbivores have two sets of teeth; the incisors are the biting teeth, and the molars are the chewing teeth c) A diastema, a small gap, separates the two sets of teeth d) All of the above 2 / 49 2. Enzyme Q is active in the human alimentary canal. Fig 6.1 shows the effect of PH on the rate reaction of enzyme QWhat is the name of the region of the alimentary canal where the enzyme Q is active? Check 3 / 49 3. Which of the following people needs the most energy daily? a) Male manual worker b) Pregnant Woman c) 14 year old Teenage BoyBoy d) 8 Year old boy 4 / 49 4. In diagram H, what is the name of the end products? Check 5 / 49 5. Which mineral nutrient is required by plants for proper formation of roots? a) Magnesium b) Nitrogen c) Phosphorus d) Potassium 6 / 49 6. Use your knowledge of bacterial cells to name two structures that the transformed plasmid must pass through to form a bacterium in stage L of Fig.4.1 Check 7 / 49 7. Where does the enzyme in G operate? Check 8 / 49 8. Describe the changes in dry mass shown during each of the stages A,B and C in Fig.2.1 a) Stage A- Increases Stage B- Decreases Stage C- Decreases b) Stage A- Decreases Stage B- Increases Stage C- Decreases c) Stage A- Decreases Stage B- Decreases Stage C- Increases d) Stage A- Decreases Stage B- Decreases Stage C- Decreases 9 / 49 9. FoodCarbohydrate/gFat/gProtein/gVitamin C/ mgVitamin D/mgBeans10.00.45.03.00.0Bread48.01.59.00.00.0Cheese0.0034.025.00.00.4Eggs0.011.013.00.01.5The table above shows the mass of some nutrients found in 100g of four different foods.Which foods would best prevent rickets and scurvy? a) Beans Bread b) Bread Cheese c) Cheese Eggs d) Eggs Beans 10 / 49 10. Which one is correct about Arthropoda animals a) is a phylum of invertebrate animals that have an exoskeleton b) they have a segmented body c) they are characterized by having three pairs of legs d) All of the above 11 / 49 11. Describe how the location and organisation of genetic material in the human cell shown in stage K of Fig.4.1 is different from that in the bacterial cell shown. Check 12 / 49 12. Malaria is a disease caused by a parasite that is transmitted from one person to another another by a vector.Resistance to the insecticide can appear in the vector population through a process of natural selection. True or False a) True b) False 13 / 49 13. Which is one is the function of the part labelled T. a) maintains balance and posture b) it is responsible for thought and memory c) to secrete or release hormones d) control of the heart rate/breathing/involuntary actions 14 / 49 14. Malaria is a disease caused by a parasite that is transmitted from one person to another another by a vector.The spread of the vector can be controlled through draining of swamps and adding oil on water. True or False a) True b) False 15 / 49 15. All enzymes contain carbon. Choose 3 other chemical elements that must be present in each molecule of an enzyme. a) Hydrogen b) Oxygen c) Carbon Dioxide d) Nitrogen 16 / 49 16. Which of the following is not characteristic/a apart of the definition of a drug? a) Externally administered b) Chemical reaction c) only works has catalyst d) modifies and affects changes 17 / 49 17. Name Cell C Check 18 / 49 18. what is the name of the substrate where the enzyme lipase acts? Check 19 / 49 19. A living organism absorbs glucose, releases energy in its cells and then passes out carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.Which characteristics of living things are described in the statement above? a) Excretion Yes - Growth No- Nutrition Yes - Respiration Yes - Irritability No b) Excretion Yes - Growth Yes- Nutrition No - Respiration Yes - Irritability No c) Excretion Yes - Growth Yes- Nutrition Yes - Respiration No - Irritability Yes d) Excretion No - Growth No- Nutrition Yes - Respiration Yes - Irritability Yes 20 / 49 20. Dry mass is the mass of chemicals, excluding water, present in an organism. Fig. 2.1 shows the stages of germination of a seed. Fig 2.1 also shows the changes in dry mass of the plant during these stages of germination.What are the parts labelled D and E? a) D is a radicle and E is a Testa b) D is a root and E is a Epicotyl c) D is the hypocotyl and E is the seed coat d) D is the bud and E is the Testa 21 / 49 21. Nitrogen can also be made available in the form of nitrogen- containing fertilisers. Which of the following is not the possible effect of nitrogen containing fertilisers. a) Global Warming b) Death of aquatic life c) Increased crop yield d) leaching 22 / 49 22. Name the part T Check 23 / 49 23. Name Cell A Check 24 / 49 24. Digestion in the human alimentary canal is carried out by the action of enzymes. Each food group is a substrate for a specific enzyme.Fig.3.1 shows shows diagrams that each represent the action of a specific enzyme to break down a substrate into one or more end products.Diagram F in Fig. 3.1 has been shown to you.What is the name of the enzyme in Diagram G? Check 25 / 49 25. Name the condition in humans that is treated using insulin produced by the bacteria in stage N of Fig.4.1 Check 26 / 49 26. Name the Part U Check 27 / 49 27. Fig.3.1 shows the adult stage of an organism.To which phylum and class does the organism in Figure 3.1 belong? Check 28 / 49 28. Water is needed for germination of seeds. State two(2) other conditions needed for germination. a) Nitrogen and Nutrients b) Carbon Dioxide and Phosphorus c) Oxygen and Suitable temperature d) Magnesium and suitable temperature 29 / 49 29. Which is one is the function of the part labelled S. a) maintains balance and posture b) it is responsible for thought and memory c) to secrete or release hormones d) control of the heart rate/breathing/involuntary actions 30 / 49 30. Stage N of Fig.4.1 may take place in a container similar to that used in the large scale production of antibiotics.State the name of this type of container Check 31 / 49 31. Which is one is the function of the part labelled R. a) maintains balance and posture b) it is responsible for thought and memory c) to secrete or release hormones d) control of the heart rate/breathing/involuntary actions 32 / 49 32. Fig 2.1 shows the lower jaw of a mammalName the types of teeth labelled D and E Check 33 / 49 33. Name the part R Check 34 / 49 34. TestResultBiuretPurple colourEthanolWhite emulsionIodineBrown colourWhat did the food sample contain? a) Fat is present - Protein is present - Starch is present b) Fat is present - Protein is present - Starch is not present c) Fat is present - Protein is not present - Starch is present d) Fat is not present - Protein is present - Starch is present 35 / 49 35. Which is one is the function of the part labelled U. a) maintains balance and posture b) it is responsible for thought and memory c) to secrete or release hormones d) control of the heart rate/breathing/involuntary actions 36 / 49 36. Name the Part S Check 37 / 49 37. State the type of reproduction that takes place in stage M of Fig. 4.1 Check 38 / 49 38. Malaria is a disease caused by a parasite that is transmitted from one person to another another by a vector.Spread of the vector may be controlled by using insecticide a) True b) False 39 / 49 39. Which of the following is not the effect on health of smoking tobacco? a) reduced oxygen carrying capacity of blood b) yellow teeth c) Red eyes d) none of the above 40 / 49 40. Which of the following is part of the phylums in the Kingdom animaliaYou can choose several a) lobsters b) crabs c) spiders d) mites e) insects f) Grasshopper 41 / 49 41. The dental formula of a certain carnivore is :i:3/3, c:1/1, pm:1/2, m:2/1What is the total number of teeth in the lower jaw of this carnivore? a) 7 b) 14 c) 28 d) 32 42 / 49 42. Use your knowledge of the "lock and key" hypothesis of enzyme action to explain why enzyme Q is active in this region of the alimentary canal and not any other region. Check 43 / 49 43. This is one of the ways that nitrogen is made available for both plant and animal protein. Nitrogen in air- Ammonium - Nitrates- Absorbed by plants- Plants eaten by animals - Protein digested in animals.True or False a) True b) False 44 / 49 44. Name the vector of the parasite that causes malaria Check 45 / 49 45. Which of the following is true about all enzymes? a) They are not all sugars,they are all effective at PH 7 and each one catalyses one reaction. b) They are not sugars,they are not all effective at PH 7 and each one catalyses one reaction c) They are all sugars,they are all not effective at PH 7 and each one does not catalyses one reaction d) They are all sugars,they are all effective at PH 7 and each one does not catalyses one reaction. 46 / 49 46. Name Cell B Check 47 / 49 47. Three cell structures are listed below.Cell wallCytoplasmNucleus What structures are found in both palisade cells and liver cells? a) 1 and 2 b) 1 only c) 2 and 3 d) 3 only 48 / 49 48. The brain is one component of the nervous system. State the 2 (two) other components of the nervous system. Check 49 / 49 49. What is the name of the key used in classification of animalia? Check Your score isThe average score is 36%Share with friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Rate the Quiz Zikomo Send feedback G12 Math 0 votes, 0 avg 10 Time is a Factor Maths G12 1 / 43 1. Given that AD is diameter, angle BAC = 22⁰ and angle BCA = 60⁰Calculate: Angle DEC a) 50 b) 30 c) 35 d) 45 2 / 43 2. The diagram above is a semi-circle and O is the centre. Calculate:(i) Angle ACB a) 45 degrees b) 40 degrees c) 35 degrees d) 30 degrees 3 / 43 3. Simplify the above equation a) 50 b) 49 c) 48 d) 45 4 / 43 4. Triangle ABC is a right angle. BCD is a straight line, AC=12cm and AB=8cm.Express as a fractionSin <ACB a) 1/3 b) 2/3 c) 3/2 d) 1/4 5 / 43 5. Rearrange the quantities in the descending order0.00126, 3/2500, 0.125% a) 0.00126, 3/2500, 0.125% b) 3/2500,0.00126,0.125% c) 0.00126, 0.125, 3/2500 d) 3/2500, 0.125, 0.00126 6 / 43 6. On the venn diagram above represents (A u C) n B a) True b) False 7 / 43 7. Calculate the gradient of the line Q a) 2/3 b) 1/3 c) 3/5 d) 2/5 8 / 43 8. Solve the equation a) 29 b) 28 c) 30 d) 31 9 / 43 9. What is the probability that a farmer chooses two hens which will give Two white chicks? a) 80/275 b) 91/300 c) 90/300 d) 88/275 10 / 43 10. A farmer had 25 hens. 14 of the hens hatched white chicks and 11 hatched black chicks. The farmer chooses two chicks at random. (a) Write the missing probabilities on the tree diagram below a) 11/24, 11/24, 14/24 b) 11/24, 14/24, 11/24 c) 11/25, 14/25, 10/25 d) 11/24, 14/24, 10/24 11 / 43 11. Find the values of x and y a) x=4, y=6 b) x=6, y=4 c) x=5, y=5 d) x=4, y=8 12 / 43 12. The quantity 𝑦 varies as the cube of (𝑥 + 2). 𝑦 = 32 when 𝑥 = 0.Find 𝑦 when 𝑥 = 7. a) 102 b) 105 c) 108 d) 100 13 / 43 13. The first five term of a sequence are4, 9, 16, 25, 36, ................Find the 10th term a) 101 b) 111 c) 121 d) 100 14 / 43 14. Solve the equation 𝑥2 + 4𝑥 – 22 = 0 a) -7.10 b) 7.10 c) 3.10 d) -3.10 15 / 43 15. The above diagram represents A' n B'True or False a) True b) False 16 / 43 16. find the product of above equation. a) 22 b) 23 c) 25 d) 26 17 / 43 17. Given that AD is diameter, angle BAC = 22⁰ and angle BCA = 60⁰Calculate: Angle CAD a) 33 b) 20 c) 25 d) 30 18 / 43 18. Simplify the indice a) p b) 3p c) 2p d) 4p 19 / 43 19. For the numbers 8, 3, 5, 8, 7, 8 find the mean and median a) mean=6.5 median= 7.5 b) mean=6 median= 7 c) mean=7 median= 8 d) mean=5 median= 7 20 / 43 20. The right angled triangle in the diagram has sides of length 7y cm, 24y cm and 150cm. What is the total distance of the triangle. a) 330m b) 335m c) 336m d) 340m 21 / 43 21. . Given that 𝑓: 𝑥 → 5 − 3𝑥, calculate: f(-1) a) 5 b) 8 c) 7 d) 6 22 / 43 22. Solve the inequality 5 – 3𝑥 < 17 a) x is greater than 4 b) x is less than -4 c) x is greater than -4 d) x is less than 4 23 / 43 23. From the above function calculate f(1/4) a) 13 b) 15 c) 16 d) 18 24 / 43 24. Triangle ABC is a right angle. BCD is a straight line, AC=12cm and AB=8cm.Express as a fraction Cos <ACD a) -2/3 b) -1/2 c) 1/2 d) 2/3 25 / 43 25. Bwalya takes 2.5 litres of water each day. A full glass holds 125 millilitres of water. How many full glasses of water does he drink each day? a) 35 b) 20 c) 25 d) 30 26 / 43 26. A certain hall was built in 1996 and cost K62, 000. It was sold in 2006 for K310,000.Calculate the 1996 price as a percentage of 2006 price. a) 25% b) 20% c) 30% d) 35% 27 / 43 27. A certain hall was built in 1996 and cost K62, 000. It was sold in 2006 for K310,000.Calculate the percentage increase in price from 1996 to 2006 a) 150% b) 100% c) 200% d) 400% 28 / 43 28. Solve the simultaneous equations below a) X=5 1/3 and Y=1/3 b) X=1/3 and Y=1/3 c) X=1/3 and Y=-1/3 d) X=5 1/3 and Y=-1/3 29 / 43 29. Simplify the above a) 6 b) 7 c) 8 d) 9 30 / 43 30. The diagram above is a semi-circle and O is the centre. Calculate:Angle OAB a) 85 degrees b) 80 degrees c) 75 degrees d) 70 degrees 31 / 43 31. Solve f(x) = 1/4 a) -2 b) 4 c) -4 d) 2 32 / 43 32. Nkumbu is cycling at 4 meters per second. After 3.5 seconds she starts to decelerate and after a faster2.5 seconds she stops.Calculate:(a) The constant deceleration [1] (b) The total distance travelled during the 6 seconds[2] a) 1.4 and 15 b) 1.6 and 19 c) 1.5 and 18 d) 1.8 and 20 33 / 43 33. . Given that 𝑓: 𝑥 → 5 − 3𝑥, calculate: ff^-1(8) a) 5 b) 6 c) 7 d) 8 34 / 43 34. Given that the Earth’s mass is 0.010526315 of the mass of the planet Saturn, while the mass of the Earth is 5.7 x 1024 kg. Find the mass of the planet Saturn, giving your answer in standard form correct to 2 significant figures. a) 5.5 x 10^24 b) 5.7 x 10^25 c) 5.7 x 10^26 d) 5.6 x 10^27 35 / 43 35. The diagram above is a semi-circle and O is the centre. Calculate: Angle ABC a) 70 Degrees b) 60 degrees c) 45 Degrees d) 75 Degrees 36 / 43 36. Write down the equation of the line a) y= 1/3x - 6 b) y=3/5x - 6 c) y= 1/5x - 6 d) y= 2/3x - 6 37 / 43 37. A boy played Bonanza game 500 times and won 370 of the games. Afterwards he won the next x games and lost none. He won 75% of the games he played.Find the value of x. a) 19 b) 20 c) 22 d) 24 38 / 43 38. What is the probability that a farmer chooses two hens which will give Two chicks of a different colour a) 80/100 b) 79/150 c) 85/100 d) 77/150 39 / 43 39. Given that AD is diameter, angle BAC = 22⁰ and angle BCA = 60⁰Calculate: Angle BEC a) 35 b) 30 c) 22 d) 20 40 / 43 40. The point 𝑋(6, 2) and 𝑌(1, 5) lie on a straight line. Find the equation of the line a) y= 3x+2 b) y=1/2x +2 c) y=3/2x -3 d) y=1/3x - 2 41 / 43 41. The first five term of a sequence are4, 9, 16, 25, 36, ----------Find the nth term a) (n-1)^2 b) n^2+1 c) n+1 d) (n+1)^2 42 / 43 42. The point 𝑋(6, 2) and 𝑌(1, 5) lie on a straight line.Calculate the gradient of the line. a) 3.0 b) 2.0 c) 1.5 d) 2.5 43 / 43 43. Simplify 4+3 x 82+12 a) 0.5 b) 0.2 c) 0.1 d) 0.4 Your score isThe average score is 20%Share with friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Rate the Quiz Zikomo Send feedback G12 Chemistry 0 votes, 0 avg 12 Time is a Factor Chemistry G12 1 / 34 1. Which of the following are not sub atomic particles? a) Protons b) Neutrons c) Electrons d) None of the above 2 / 34 2. What is the other name for atomic number? Check 3 / 34 3. Atoms said to be electrically neutral because they contain same number of protons and neutrons. True or False a) True b) False 4 / 34 4. Name the compound SiO2 Check 5 / 34 5. What is the chemical formula for ozone?Write in the format Z5 Check 6 / 34 6. How many atoms of different elements are present in the formula of the compound nitric acid(HNO3)? a) 7 b) 5 c) 3 d) 4 1 hydrogen atom 1 nitrogen atom and 3 oxygen atoms 7 / 34 7. The compound copper nitrate,Cu(NO3)2 contains 1 copper atom ,2 nitrogen atoms and 6 oxygen atoms making the number to 9 atoms altogether. a) True b) False 8 / 34 8. Write down the chemical formula for ammonium sulphateUse this format (XY3)2ZO2 Check 9 / 34 9. How many atoms of different elements are present in the formula of the compound ethanoic acid CH3COOH? a) 10 atoms b) 6 atoms c) 8 atoms d) 9 atoms 10 / 34 10. Example H2+O2 = H2O for your keyboard Use H2+O2=H2O Just write the answer only.Balance Mg+CO2 Check 11 / 34 11. Example Li+O2=Li2O use this format to match your key board Li+O2=Li2O. Write only the answer (Li2O)Balance the equation Fe+Cl2 Check 12 / 34 12. Example Li+O2=Li2O use this format to match your key board Li+O2=Li2O. Write only the answer (missing part) Balance the equation Zn+O2 Check 13 / 34 13. Which of the following acids is found in foods? a) Sulphuric acid b) Hydrocloric acid c) Citric acid d) Nitric acid 14 / 34 14. What is the chemical formula for sulphuric acid? (No Spaces) Check 15 / 34 15. Which of the following ions is not correct. a) H+ Cl- b) H+ SO42- c) H+ NO3- d) H+ CH3COO- e) None of the above 16 / 34 16. Which one is the balanced equation to the reaction of magnesium with hydrochloric acid.2HCl(aq)+Mg(s)= a) 2MgCl(aq)+H2(g) b) MgCl2(aq)+H(g) c) MgH2(aq)+Cl(g) d) MgCl2(aq)+H2(g) 17 / 34 17. A base is any substance that reacts with an acid to give a salt and water only a) True b) False 18 / 34 18. Bases that dissolve in water are called................................... Check 19 / 34 19. which of the following is not part of the physical properties of alkalis. a) They feel slippery b) Edible alkalis have a bitter taste c) They change the colour of indicators d) They are corrosive in nature 20 / 34 20. Bases are classified as soluble and insoluble bases. Identify and tick the insoluble bases. a) Ammonium hydroxide b) Lead(II) oxide c) Calcium hydroxide d) Magnesium oxide e) Copper(II) oxide f) Sodium hydroxide 21 / 34 21. The PH scale ranges from 0-100.True or False a) True b) False 22 / 34 22. What value of on the PH scale is considered neural? a) 0 b) 5 c) 7 d) 10 23 / 34 23. Grapes, tomatoes and apples have a PH value of between 2-4, this indicates that they are all a) Alkaline b) Neutral c) Acidic d) Radioactive 24 / 34 24. Name the organic compoundC4H9OH a) Butane b) Ethanol c) Butanol d) Propane 25 / 34 25. Below is a list of some organic compounds represented by the letters A to E.CH4C4H10C4H9OHC4H8CH3COOHFrom the list above. Which compound has the same functional group as ethanol. a) A CH4 b) B C4H10 c) C C4H9OH d) D C4H8 e) E CH3COOH 26 / 34 26. Name the above molecular structure. Check 27 / 34 27. Name the organic compoundC4H10 Check 28 / 34 28. Below is a list of some organic compounds represented by the letters A to E.A. CH4B. C4H10C. C4H9OHD. C4H8E. CH3COOHIdentify the two compounds ,from the list ,that belong to the same homologous series a) B and E b) C and A c) D and A d) A and B 29 / 34 29. Below is a list of some organic compounds represented by the letters A to E.A. CH4B. C4H10C. C4H9OHD. C4H8E. CH3COOHGive the name of compound A. Check 30 / 34 30. Below are 2 compounds Carbon tetrachloride and potassium chloride.CCl4 and KClBoth compounds of chlorineWhich one of the 2 compounds cannot conduct electricity a) Carbon tetrachloride b) potassium chloride c) none of the above d) all of the above 31 / 34 31. A coefficient and subscript on the symbol of nitrogen atom (N) mean different notations in chemistry.The difference between 2N and N2 is that; 2N is nitrogen gas and N2 is 2 atoms of nitrogen not chemically bonded. a) True b) False 32 / 34 32. Study the arrangement of particles in the table below.ABCParticiples tightly packedParticles loosely packedParticles widely spaced and randomHeld together by strong bondsTakes the shape of the containerParticles do not vibrateIdentify A, B and C in the order displayed above a) Liquid, Solid and Gas b) Solid, liquid and Gas c) Gas, Liquid and Solid d) Solid, Gas and Liquid 33 / 34 33. Identify and check safety rules you need to observe during titration a) Call your teacher in the event of a spill b) Always put the vessel containing the sample in direct sun light c) Swirl the titration mixture gently to avoid splashing solution. d) Wear protective clothing 34 / 34 34. Laboratories do not have smooth floors, but have rough floors because;It has to be strong and impervious against a lot of harsh handling and yet be perfectly usable. Rough floors prevent slipping, which can prevent chemicals to be dropped or damaged. True or False a) True b) False Your score isThe average score is 45%Share with friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Rate the Quiz Zikomo Send feedback G12 Physics 1 votes, 5 avg 5 Time is a factor! Physics G12 1 / 36 1. The SI unit for light intensity is Degrees Celsius. true or false a) True b) False it is Candela 2 / 36 2. An Astronaut has a mass 100kg and travels from the moon to the Earth. Acceleration of free fall on the moon is 1.67m/s2 while that on Earth is 10m/s2. What is the mass of Astronaut back on Earth? a) 80kg b) 50kg c) 100kg d) 90kg 3 / 36 3. A pupil of mass 50kg runs up a flight of stairs each 25cm high in a time of 20 seconds.[Take g=10N/kg].Calculate the pupils gian in potential energy. P.E=mgh Hint; convert height in cm to m a) 2000J b) 2500J c) 3000J d) 1500J 4 / 36 4. What is the correct reading shown above on the vernier caliper? a) 3.73cm b) 3.76cm c) 3.78cm d) 3.70cm 5 / 36 5. The SI unit for temperature is Kelvin (K). true or false a) True b) False 6 / 36 6. The diagram below shows a simple pendulum that oscillates between position A and C. It takes 2.05 seconds to go from A to C and back to the midpoint BWhat is the period of the pendulum? a) 2.73 seconds b) 2.80 seconds c) 2.90 seconds d) 2.63 seconds 7 / 36 7. A body continues in its state of motion unless an external force is applied to it. Is Newton's first Law. true or false a) True b) False 8 / 36 8. Leaving a bus stop,a bus reaches a velocity of 8.0m/s after 10s. calculate the acceleration of the bus. a) 1m/s2 b) 80m/s2 c) 0.8m/s2 d) 8m/s2 9 / 36 9. Which of the following instruments is not used in the measurement of time. a) Pendulum clock b) Stop watch c) Clock d) None of the above 10 / 36 10. A lion of mass 200kg is transferred from the moon to the Earth. Acceleration of free fall on the moon is 1.67m/s2 while that on Earth is 10m/s2.Calculate the weight of the lion on earth. a) 20N b) 2000N c) 200N d) 320N 11 / 36 11. What is the correct reading of the micrometer screw gauge? a) 2.31cm b) 2.30mm c) 2.33cm d) 2.31mm 12 / 36 12. A plumber needs to measure the internal diameter of a water pipe as accurately as possible. The instrument he should use is the a) • Metre rule b) Vernier calipers c) Micrometer screw gauge d) Observation 13 / 36 13. A stone of mass 400g is lowered into a measuring cylinder containing water. The water level rises from 300cm3 to 500cm3.What is the density of the stone? a) 1.5g/cm3 b) 2g/cm3 c) 3g/cm3 d) 2.5g/cm3 14 / 36 14. A ruler is used to measure the internal diameter of a pipe as shown.What is the internal diameter of the pipe? a) 1.6cm b) 2cm c) 3cm d) 1cm 15 / 36 15. What is the correct reading of the micrometer screw gauge? a) 15.02mm b) 14.97mm c) 14.95mm d) 14.99mm main scale reading is 14.5rotating scale reading is 47 times 0.01therefore the answer is 14.5+047=14.97mm 16 / 36 16. If the Period T of the pendulum is 0.4 seconds. What is the frequency of the pendulum. a) 2.5 Hz b) 5.0Hz c) 1.5Hz d) 2.0Hz 17 / 36 17. A train slows down from 60m/s to 20m/s in 50s.Calculate the magnitude of the deceleration of the train. a) -8m/s2 b) -0.8m/s2 c) -0.4m/s2 d) -0.5m/s2 18 / 36 18. What is the correct reading shown above on the vernier caliper? a) 2.46cm b) 2.39cm c) 2.30cm d) 2.36cm 19 / 36 19. A car accelerates from a standing start and reaches a velocity of 18m/s after 6.0 seconds. calculate its acceleration. a) 3m/s2 b) 0.3m/s2 c) 2m/s2 d) 0.33m/s2 20 / 36 20. Which of following instruments is not used in the measurement of length. a) Micrometer screw gauge b) Metre rule c) Vernier caliper d) Measuring tape e) None of the above 21 / 36 21. If the period of the pendulum is 2.73. what is the frequency of the pendulum? a) 0.35Hz b) 0.33Hz c) 0.37Hz d) 0.38Hz 22 / 36 22. If the object is pulled to the left by a force of 6.0N and to the right by a force of 2.5N and assumimg that no other forces act on the object. And it has a Mass of 0.7kg resting on a horizontal surface.Calculate the resultant force.Calculate the acceleration produced by the resultant forceWrite in the form of 1.9N,2m/s2 Check 23 / 36 23. A sprinter starting from rest has an acceleration of during the first 2.0 seconds of a race.calculate her velocity after 2.0 seconds. a) 10m/s2 b) 20m/s2 c) 9m/s2 d) none of the above 24 / 36 24. An object of mass 100 g is immersed in water as shown in the diagram.What is the denisty of the material from which the object is made? a) 2.4g/cm3 b) 1g/cm3 c) 2.5g/cm3 d) 2.0g/cm3 25 / 36 25. A car driver brakes getly.Her car slows down from 23m/s to 11m/s in 20s.calculate the magnitude of her deceleration. a) 0.40m/s2 b) 0.45m/s2 c) 0.36m/s2 d) 0.30m/s2 26 / 36 26. The figure shows a velocity time graph of an object along a straight road.What is the total time for the journey?What is the maximum velocity for the journey?What is the acceleration for the first part of the journey? The first part of the journey is the first 20 seconds.Calculate the total distance covered by the car.Write your answers in the form of 20seconds, 100m/s, 2m/s2,400m Check 27 / 36 27. The figure below shows water being pumped from a river into an irrigation channel. The water is lifted to a height of 1.5m. The pump is able to lift 50kg of water each second. The gravitational field strength is 10N/kg.Calculate the wor done when 50kg of water is lifted to a height of 1.5m. a) 75J b) 500J c) 750J d) 1000J 28 / 36 28. The pendulum bob takes 10 seconds to make 20 complete oscillations. What is the period of the pendulum? a) 2 seconds b) 0.5 seconds c) 1 second d) 1.5 seconds 29 / 36 29. Find the mass of a 5cm3 of copper having a density of 9g/cm3? a) 45g b) 450g c) 4.5g d) none of the above 30 / 36 30. A body has a mass of 2kg.It accelerates from 20m/s to 40m/s in 4 seconds. What is the resultant force of this body? a) 10N b) 5N c) 15N d) 20N 31 / 36 31. Calculate the refractive index Check 32 / 36 32. Acceleration is directly proportional to the force producing it but inversely proportional to mass. is Newton's 3rd Law a) True b) False 33 / 36 33. The figure shows a graph of how the speed of the car changed over 20 seconds as the car accelerated along a straight road.Calculate the acceleration of the car.The mass of the car was 1200kg.Calcuilate the force which produced the acceleration in (1).Calculate the distance travelled by the car during the 20 secondsWrite all the 3 answers in this format 2.25,1200,120 Check 34 / 36 34. The figure below shows an experiment which was carried out to measure the time interval of a simple pendulum.If the pendulum bob took 0.20s to swing from A to C, calculate the period. a) 0.2 seconds b) 0.5 seconds c) 0.4 seconds d) 0.3 seconds 35 / 36 35. What force is needed to give a mass of 80kg an acceleration of 10m/s2?Write the answer in the format 100N Check 36 / 36 36. Determine the angle of incidence and refraction. Write in the form of 20,30 Check Your score isThe average score is 46%Share with friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Rate the Quiz Zikomo Send feedback G12 English 0 votes, 0 avg 24 Time is a Factor! English G12 1 / 41 1. As the horse galloped across the road, it narrowly missed the car.Galloping…………………………………………………….. Check 2 / 41 2. The teacher said that he wanted me to tell him the truth or he would slap me.The teacher said, "…………………………………………… Check 3 / 41 3. Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE CONNECTIONThere was a chief in a certain village. He had many slaves. Whatever he wanted to be done, he ordered it. If it was a wise thing he wanted, his various counsellors said to him. "Yes, it is good," If it was not a wise thing, they said, just the same, "Yes, it is good," because if they disagreed with him he grew angry, saying, "What! Do you say the chief doesn't know what he is doing?" But the lowest of his counsellors never said yes or no. If the chief asked him about a certain thing he would think for a while and then reply: "All things are "It happened one time that the chief could not sleep at night because of the croaking of frogs in the marshes. Night after night he could not sleep, and decided at last that the frogs would have to be He told his counsellors what he intended to do. One by one, as usual, they applauded him, saying, "Yes, it is good." Only the lowest of the counsellors did not speak. The chief said: "You, counsellor, have you no tongue in your mouth?" The man thought for a while, then he said: "0 chief, all things are linked." The chief thought: "This man knows nothing else to say."The chief sent his slaves out to exterminate the frogs in the They killed frogs until no more frogs remained. They returned, saying, "Sir, the frogs are done with." That night the chief slept well, and he slept well for many nights thereafter. He was pleased with life.But in the marshes, the mosquitoes began to rise in swarms because there were no frogs to eat their larvae. They came into the village. They came into the chief's house and bit him. They made his life a misery. The people of the village suffered. So the chief ordered his slaves to go out and kill mosquitoes. The slaves went out, they tried, but the mosquitoes were too numerous. They continued to plague the village. The chief called his counsellors. He scolded them, saying, "When I asked you about killing the frogs, you answered, 'It is good.' Why did you not say, 'If the frogs are killed themosquitoes will multiply? Only one of you said something for me to think about. He said, 'All things are linked,' but I did not understand his words."The mosquito hordes made life unlivable. People left their houses and fields and went away. They went to distant places, cleared new fields, and began living again. The old village became deserted except for the chief and his family. Finally, the chief, too, took his family and went away.Because of what happened, there came to be a saying: a 'Yes, it is good' caused a village to become " In each of the questions, select the best of the four choices givenIn the same paragraph 1, the lowest counsellor always? a) Agreed b) Said nothing c) remained neutral d) inter-linked things 4 / 41 4. The president will come here next week to drum……support for his candidate. a) for b) at c) up d) on 5 / 41 5. Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE CONNECTIONThere was a chief in a certain village. He had many slaves. Whatever he wanted to be done, he ordered it. If it was a wise thing he wanted, his various counsellors said to him. "Yes, it is good," If it was not a wise thing, they said, just the same, "Yes, it is good," because if they disagreed with him he grew angry, saying, "What! Do you say the chief doesn't know what he is doing?" But the lowest of his counsellors never said yes or no. If the chief asked him about a certain thing he would think for a while and then reply: "All things are "It happened one time that the chief could not sleep at night because of the croaking of frogs in the marshes. Night after night he could not sleep, and decided at last that the frogs would have to be He told his counsellors what he intended to do. One by one, as usual, they applauded him, saying, "Yes, it is good." Only the lowest of the counsellors did not speak. The chief said: "You, counsellor, have you no tongue in your mouth?" The man thought for a while, then he said: "0 chief, all things are linked." The chief thought: "This man knows nothing else to say."The chief sent his slaves out to exterminate the frogs in the They killed frogs until no more frogs remained. They returned, saying, "Sir, the frogs are done with." That night the chief slept well, and he slept well for many nights thereafter. He was pleased with life.But in the marshes, the mosquitoes began to rise in swarms because there were no frogs to eat their larvae. They came into the village. They came into the chief's house and bit him. They made his life a misery. The people of the village suffered. So the chief ordered his slaves to go out and kill mosquitoes. The slaves went out, they tried, but the mosquitoes were too numerous. They continued to plague the village. The chief called his counsellors. He scolded them, saying, "When I asked you about killing the frogs, you answered, 'It is good.' Why did you not say, 'If the frogs are killed themosquitoes will multiply? Only one of you said something for me to think about. He said, 'All things are linked,' but I did not understand his words."The mosquito hordes made life unlivable. People left their houses and fields and went away. They went to distant places, cleared new fields, and began living again. The old village became deserted except for the chief and his family. Finally, the chief, too, took his family and went away.Because of what happened, there came to be a saying: a 'Yes, it is good' caused a village to become " In each of the questions, select the best of the four choices givenWhat was the truth according to the chief? a) What the majority counsellors said. b) His opinions c) What the lowest counsellor said d) That all things are linked 6 / 41 6. My performance does not improve although I train very hard.No matter…………………………………………………….. Check 7 / 41 7. No one liked the song but it soon caught………… a) off b) up c) on d) in 8 / 41 8. She could not make it to school for she was incapacitated…..illness a) with b) from c) by d) in 9 / 41 9. Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE CONNECTIONThere was a chief in a certain village. He had many slaves. Whatever he wanted to be done, he ordered it. If it was a wise thing he wanted, his various counsellors said to him. "Yes, it is good," If it was not a wise thing, they said, just the same, "Yes, it is good," because if they disagreed with him he grew angry, saying, "What! Do you say the chief doesn't know what he is doing?" But the lowest of his counsellors never said yes or no. If the chief asked him about a certain thing he would think for a while and then reply: "All things are "It happened one time that the chief could not sleep at night because of the croaking of frogs in the marshes. Night after night he could not sleep, and decided at last that the frogs would have to be He told his counsellors what he intended to do. One by one, as usual, they applauded him, saying, "Yes, it is good." Only the lowest of the counsellors did not speak. The chief said: "You, counsellor, have you no tongue in your mouth?" The man thought for a while, then he said: "0 chief, all things are linked." The chief thought: "This man knows nothing else to say."The chief sent his slaves out to exterminate the frogs in the They killed frogs until no more frogs remained. They returned, saying, "Sir, the frogs are done with." That night the chief slept well, and he slept well for many nights thereafter. He was pleased with life.But in the marshes, the mosquitoes began to rise in swarms because there were no frogs to eat their larvae. They came into the village. They came into the chief's house and bit him. They made his life a misery. The people of the village suffered. So the chief ordered his slaves to go out and kill mosquitoes. The slaves went out, they tried, but the mosquitoes were too numerous. They continued to plague the village. The chief called his counsellors. He scolded them, saying, "When I asked you about killing the frogs, you answered, 'It is good.' Why did you not say, 'If the frogs are killed themosquitoes will multiply? Only one of you said something for me to think about. He said, 'All things are linked,' but I did not understand his words."The mosquito hordes made life unlivable. People left their houses and fields and went away. They went to distant places, cleared new fields, and began living again. The old village became deserted except for the chief and his family. Finally, the chief, too, took his family and went away.Because of what happened, there came to be a saying: a 'Yes, it is good' caused a village to become " In each of the questions, select the best of the four choices givenAfter the frogs were exterminated… ? a) mosquito bites increased b) snakes became pests c) the village stank d) mosquitoes became noisy 10 / 41 10. Our church wants to cut…………the amount spent on the Pastor's trips. a) out b) on c) back d) by 11 / 41 11. Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE CONNECTIONThere was a chief in a certain village. He had many slaves. Whatever he wanted to be done, he ordered it. If it was a wise thing he wanted, his various counsellors said to him. "Yes, it is good," If it was not a wise thing, they said, just the same, "Yes, it is good," because if they disagreed with him he grew angry, saying, "What! Do you say the chief doesn't know what he is doing?" But the lowest of his counsellors never said yes or no. If the chief asked him about a certain thing he would think for a while and then reply: "All things are "It happened one time that the chief could not sleep at night because of the croaking of frogs in the marshes. Night after night he could not sleep, and decided at last that the frogs would have to be He told his counsellors what he intended to do. One by one, as usual, they applauded him, saying, "Yes, it is good." Only the lowest of the counsellors did not speak. The chief said: "You, counsellor, have you no tongue in your mouth?" The man thought for a while, then he said: "0 chief, all things are linked." The chief thought: "This man knows nothing else to say."The chief sent his slaves out to exterminate the frogs in the They killed frogs until no more frogs remained. They returned, saying, "Sir, the frogs are done with." That night the chief slept well, and he slept well for many nights thereafter. He was pleased with life.But in the marshes, the mosquitoes began to rise in swarms because there were no frogs to eat their larvae. They came into the village. They came into the chief's house and bit him. They made his life a misery. The people of the village suffered. So the chief ordered his slaves to go out and kill mosquitoes. The slaves went out, they tried, but the mosquitoes were too numerous. They continued to plague the village. The chief called his counsellors. He scolded them, saying, "When I asked you about killing the frogs, you answered, 'It is good.' Why did you not say, 'If the frogs are killed themosquitoes will multiply? Only one of you said something for me to think about. He said, 'All things are linked,' but I did not understand his words."The mosquito hordes made life unlivable. People left their houses and fields and went away. They went to distant places, cleared new fields, and began living again. The old village became deserted except for the chief and his family. Finally, the chief, too, took his family and went away.Because of what happened, there came to be a saying: a 'Yes, it is good' caused a village to become " In each of the questions, select the best of the four choices givenAccording to the Passage "All things are linked" implies…? a) independence. b) interdependence. c) dependence d) parasitic life. 12 / 41 12. All the cattle are in the KraalNone ………………………………………………………. (write the entire second sentence) Check 13 / 41 13. The Minister of Education wanted to visit our school next week, but his plans have fallen……………….. a) out b) forward c) through d) down 14 / 41 14. You will never solve this problem until somebody helps you.Not until……………………………………………………….. Check 15 / 41 15. Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE CONNECTIONThere was a chief in a certain village. He had many slaves. Whatever he wanted to be done, he ordered it. If it was a wise thing he wanted, his various counsellors said to him. "Yes, it is good," If it was not a wise thing, they said, just the same, "Yes, it is good," because if they disagreed with him he grew angry, saying, "What! Do you say the chief doesn't know what he is doing?" But the lowest of his counsellors never said yes or no. If the chief asked him about a certain thing he would think for a while and then reply: "All things are "It happened one time that the chief could not sleep at night because of the croaking of frogs in the marshes. Night after night he could not sleep, and decided at last that the frogs would have to be He told his counsellors what he intended to do. One by one, as usual, they applauded him, saying, "Yes, it is good." Only the lowest of the counsellors did not speak. The chief said: "You, counsellor, have you no tongue in your mouth?" The man thought for a while, then he said: "0 chief, all things are linked." The chief thought: "This man knows nothing else to say."The chief sent his slaves out to exterminate the frogs in the They killed frogs until no more frogs remained. They returned, saying, "Sir, the frogs are done with." That night the chief slept well, and he slept well for many nights thereafter. He was pleased with life.But in the marshes, the mosquitoes began to rise in swarms because there were no frogs to eat their larvae. They came into the village. They came into the chief's house and bit him. They made his life a misery. The people of the village suffered. So the chief ordered his slaves to go out and kill mosquitoes. The slaves went out, they tried, but the mosquitoes were too numerous. They continued to plague the village. The chief called his counsellors. He scolded them, saying, "When I asked you about killing the frogs, you answered, 'It is good.' Why did you not say, 'If the frogs are killed themosquitoes will multiply? Only one of you said something for me to think about. He said, 'All things are linked,' but I did not understand his words."The mosquito hordes made life unlivable. People left their houses and fields and went away. They went to distant places, cleared new fields, and began living again. The old village became deserted except for the chief and his family. Finally, the chief, too, took his family and went away.Because of what happened, there came to be a saying: a 'Yes, it is good' caused a village to become " In each of the questions, select the best of the four choices givenAccording to paragraph 1, what type of people did the chief not like? a) Slaves b) Opposers c) Proposers d) Quiet 16 / 41 16. Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE CONNECTIONThere was a chief in a certain village. He had many slaves. Whatever he wanted to be done, he ordered it. If it was a wise thing he wanted, his various counsellors said to him. "Yes, it is good," If it was not a wise thing, they said, just the same, "Yes, it is good," because if they disagreed with him he grew angry, saying, "What! Do you say the chief doesn't know what he is doing?" But the lowest of his counsellors never said yes or no. If the chief asked him about a certain thing he would think for a while and then reply: "All things are "It happened one time that the chief could not sleep at night because of the croaking of frogs in the marshes. Night after night he could not sleep, and decided at last that the frogs would have to be He told his counsellors what he intended to do. One by one, as usual, they applauded him, saying, "Yes, it is good." Only the lowest of the counsellors did not speak. The chief said: "You, counsellor, have you no tongue in your mouth?" The man thought for a while, then he said: "0 chief, all things are linked." The chief thought: "This man knows nothing else to say."The chief sent his slaves out to exterminate the frogs in the They killed frogs until no more frogs remained. They returned, saying, "Sir, the frogs are done with." That night the chief slept well, and he slept well for many nights thereafter. He was pleased with life.But in the marshes, the mosquitoes began to rise in swarms because there were no frogs to eat their larvae. They came into the village. They came into the chief's house and bit him. They made his life a misery. The people of the village suffered. So the chief ordered his slaves to go out and kill mosquitoes. The slaves went out, they tried, but the mosquitoes were too numerous. They continued to plague the village. The chief called his counsellors. He scolded them, saying, "When I asked you about killing the frogs, you answered, 'It is good.' Why did you not say, 'If the frogs are killed themosquitoes will multiply? Only one of you said something for me to think about. He said, 'All things are linked,' but I did not understand his words."The mosquito hordes made life unlivable. People left their houses and fields and went away. They went to distant places, cleared new fields, and began living again. The old village became deserted except for the chief and his family. Finally, the chief, too, took his family and went away.Because of what happened, there came to be a saying: a 'Yes, it is good' caused a village to become " In each of the questions, select the best of the four choices givenAccording to paragraph 2, the chief? a) was irritated by the lowest counsellor's answers b) always consulted the counsellors for an answer. c) interrogated counsellors one by one d) accepted any group advice given 17 / 41 17. I prefer going to the cinema to watching televisionI would rather………………………………………………… Check 18 / 41 18. Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE CONNECTIONThere was a chief in a certain village. He had many slaves. Whatever he wanted to be done, he ordered it. If it was a wise thing he wanted, his various counsellors said to him. "Yes, it is good," If it was not a wise thing, they said, just the same, "Yes, it is good," because if they disagreed with him he grew angry, saying, "What! Do you say the chief doesn't know what he is doing?" But the lowest of his counsellors never said yes or no. If the chief asked him about a certain thing he would think for a while and then reply: "All things are "It happened one time that the chief could not sleep at night because of the croaking of frogs in the marshes. Night after night he could not sleep, and decided at last that the frogs would have to be He told his counsellors what he intended to do. One by one, as usual, they applauded him, saying, "Yes, it is good." Only the lowest of the counsellors did not speak. The chief said: "You, counsellor, have you no tongue in your mouth?" The man thought for a while, then he said: "0 chief, all things are linked." The chief thought: "This man knows nothing else to say."The chief sent his slaves out to exterminate the frogs in the They killed frogs until no more frogs remained. They returned, saying, "Sir, the frogs are done with." That night the chief slept well, and he slept well for many nights thereafter. He was pleased with life.But in the marshes, the mosquitoes began to rise in swarms because there were no frogs to eat their larvae. They came into the village. They came into the chief's house and bit him. They made his life a misery. The people of the village suffered. So the chief ordered his slaves to go out and kill mosquitoes. The slaves went out, they tried, but the mosquitoes were too numerous. They continued to plague the village. The chief called his counsellors. He scolded them, saying, "When I asked you about killing the frogs, you answered, 'It is good.' Why did you not say, 'If the frogs are killed themosquitoes will multiply? Only one of you said something for me to think about. He said, 'All things are linked,' but I did not understand his words."The mosquito hordes made life unlivable. People left their houses and fields and went away. They went to distant places, cleared new fields, and began living again. The old village became deserted except for the chief and his family. Finally, the chief, too, took his family and went away.Because of what happened, there came to be a saying: a 'Yes, it is good' caused a village to become " In each of the questions, select the best of the four choices givenWhat is the main role of frogs in the Inter link? a) breading b) croaking at night c) eating up mosquitoes larvae d) Leaping up and down 19 / 41 19. Mutinta didn't really want to go to church, but her friends talked her……...it. a) against b) for c) into d) about 20 / 41 20. My mother was too bewildered to talk.So………………………………………………………….. Check 21 / 41 21. Thieves broke into the bank safe and made……......with large sums of money. a) away b) up c) off d) on 22 / 41 22. They took………………..their heels when the lion roared. a) up b) on c) to d) over 23 / 41 23. The board chairperson presided………… the meeting in a biased manner. a) in b) on c) over d) with 24 / 41 24. I couldn't make……………..who he was since it was dark. a) in b) out c) on d) up 25 / 41 25. She was literally screaming …………….rage. a) in b) by c) with d) under 26 / 41 26. Humans are liable…………………….error. a) for b) to c) with d) by 27 / 41 27. It is only after going for Voluntary Counselling and Testing that you can know your HIV status.Unless…………………………………………………………. Check 28 / 41 28. Football and basketball are popular games in ZambiaFootball, together with……………………………………… Check 29 / 41 29. Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE CONNECTIONThere was a chief in a certain village. He had many slaves. Whatever he wanted to be done, he ordered it. If it was a wise thing he wanted, his various counsellors said to him. "Yes, it is good," If it was not a wise thing, they said, just the same, "Yes, it is good," because if they disagreed with him he grew angry, saying, "What! Do you say the chief doesn't know what he is doing?" But the lowest of his counsellors never said yes or no. If the chief asked him about a certain thing he would think for a while and then reply: "All things are "It happened one time that the chief could not sleep at night because of the croaking of frogs in the marshes. Night after night he could not sleep, and decided at last that the frogs would have to be He told his counsellors what he intended to do. One by one, as usual, they applauded him, saying, "Yes, it is good." Only the lowest of the counsellors did not speak. The chief said: "You, counsellor, have you no tongue in your mouth?" The man thought for a while, then he said: "0 chief, all things are linked." The chief thought: "This man knows nothing else to say."The chief sent his slaves out to exterminate the frogs in the They killed frogs until no more frogs remained. They returned, saying, "Sir, the frogs are done with." That night the chief slept well, and he slept well for many nights thereafter. He was pleased with life.But in the marshes, the mosquitoes began to rise in swarms because there were no frogs to eat their larvae. They came into the village. They came into the chief's house and bit him. They made his life a misery. The people of the village suffered. So the chief ordered his slaves to go out and kill mosquitoes. The slaves went out, they tried, but the mosquitoes were too numerous. They continued to plague the village. The chief called his counsellors. He scolded them, saying, "When I asked you about killing the frogs, you answered, 'It is good.' Why did you not say, 'If the frogs are killed themosquitoes will multiply? Only one of you said something for me to think about. He said, 'All things are linked,' but I did not understand his words."The mosquito hordes made life unlivable. People left their houses and fields and went away. They went to distant places, cleared new fields, and began living again. The old village became deserted except for the chief and his family. Finally, the chief, too, took his family and went away.Because of what happened, there came to be a saying: a 'Yes, it is good' caused a village to become " In each of the questions, select the best of the four choices givenThe story is about ....................? a) a bad chief b) mosquitoes and frogs c) ecological ignorance d) wrong counselling 30 / 41 30. Ducks wade…………………….dirty water. a) through b) in c) along d) into 31 / 41 31. The boy is John. He broke the window last weekJohn ……………………………………………. (write the entire second sentence) Check 32 / 41 32. Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE CONNECTIONThere was a chief in a certain village. He had many slaves. Whatever he wanted to be done, he ordered it. If it was a wise thing he wanted, his various counsellors said to him. "Yes, it is good," If it was not a wise thing, they said, just the same, "Yes, it is good," because if they disagreed with him he grew angry, saying, "What! Do you say the chief doesn't know what he is doing?" But the lowest of his counsellors never said yes or no. If the chief asked him about a certain thing he would think for a while and then reply: "All things are "It happened one time that the chief could not sleep at night because of the croaking of frogs in the marshes. Night after night he could not sleep, and decided at last that the frogs would have to be He told his counsellors what he intended to do. One by one, as usual, they applauded him, saying, "Yes, it is good." Only the lowest of the counsellors did not speak. The chief said: "You, counsellor, have you no tongue in your mouth?" The man thought for a while, then he said: "0 chief, all things are linked." The chief thought: "This man knows nothing else to say."The chief sent his slaves out to exterminate the frogs in the They killed frogs until no more frogs remained. They returned, saying, "Sir, the frogs are done with." That night the chief slept well, and he slept well for many nights thereafter. He was pleased with life.But in the marshes, the mosquitoes began to rise in swarms because there were no frogs to eat their larvae. They came into the village. They came into the chief's house and bit him. They made his life a misery. The people of the village suffered. So the chief ordered his slaves to go out and kill mosquitoes. The slaves went out, they tried, but the mosquitoes were too numerous. They continued to plague the village. The chief called his counsellors. He scolded them, saying, "When I asked you about killing the frogs, you answered, 'It is good.' Why did you not say, 'If the frogs are killed themosquitoes will multiply? Only one of you said something for me to think about. He said, 'All things are linked,' but I did not understand his words."The mosquito hordes made life unlivable. People left their houses and fields and went away. They went to distant places, cleared new fields, and began living again. The old village became deserted except for the chief and his family. Finally, the chief, too, took his family and went away.Because of what happened, there came to be a saying: a 'Yes, it is good' caused a village to become " In each of the questions, select the best of the four choices givenThe main culprit of the disaster in the swamp…,,? a) was the chief. b) were the slaves c) was the lowest counsellor d) were the other counsellors 33 / 41 33. The soldiers carried………………..with exercises despite the heavy rain. a) ahead b) forward c) on d) over 34 / 41 34. She was praised………………….telling the truth a) over b) for c) on d) about 35 / 41 35. Brothers and sisters should get……....very well. a) in b) by c) with d) along 36 / 41 36. When I was looking for my pen, I came……………my loststamp. a) by b) over c) across d) upon 37 / 41 37. Jane backed……….of the debate when nobody agreed with her. a) out b) off c) down d) about 38 / 41 38. Most people consider football the most interesting sport in the world.Football……………………………………………………… Check 39 / 41 39. Our enemies blew……….the bridge to delay our advance. a) by b) over c) across d) up 40 / 41 40. My uncle died three years ago but it's taking me a long time to get………it. a) through b) over c) by d) along 41 / 41 41. Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE CONNECTIONThere was a chief in a certain village. He had many slaves. Whatever he wanted to be done, he ordered it. If it was a wise thing he wanted, his various counsellors said to him. "Yes, it is good," If it was not a wise thing, they said, just the same, "Yes, it is good," because if they disagreed with him he grew angry, saying, "What! Do you say the chief doesn't know what he is doing?" But the lowest of his counsellors never said yes or no. If the chief asked him about a certain thing he would think for a while and then reply: "All things are "It happened one time that the chief could not sleep at night because of the croaking of frogs in the marshes. Night after night he could not sleep, and decided at last that the frogs would have to be He told his counsellors what he intended to do. One by one, as usual, they applauded him, saying, "Yes, it is good." Only the lowest of the counsellors did not speak. The chief said: "You, counsellor, have you no tongue in your mouth?" The man thought for a while, then he said: "0 chief, all things are linked." The chief thought: "This man knows nothing else to say."The chief sent his slaves out to exterminate the frogs in the They killed frogs until no more frogs remained. They returned, saying, "Sir, the frogs are done with." That night the chief slept well, and he slept well for many nights thereafter. He was pleased with life.But in the marshes, the mosquitoes began to rise in swarms because there were no frogs to eat their larvae. They came into the village. They came into the chief's house and bit him. They made his life a misery. The people of the village suffered. So the chief ordered his slaves to go out and kill mosquitoes. The slaves went out, they tried, but the mosquitoes were too numerous. They continued to plague the village. The chief called his counsellors. He scolded them, saying, "When I asked you about killing the frogs, you answered, 'It is good.' Why did you not say, 'If the frogs are killed themosquitoes will multiply? Only one of you said something for me to think about. He said, 'All things are linked,' but I did not understand his words."The mosquito hordes made life unlivable. People left their houses and fields and went away. They went to distant places, cleared new fields, and began living again. The old village became deserted except for the chief and his family. Finally, the chief, too, took his family and went away.Because of what happened, there came to be a saying: a 'Yes, it is good' caused a village to become " In each of the questions, select the best of the four choices givenThe frogs irritated the chief with their…? a) prolific breeding b) incessant movement c) nocturnal noise d) indiscriminate feeding Your score isThe average score is 46% Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Rate this Quiz Zikomo Send feedback G12 Civic Edu 2 votes, 5 avg 35 Time is a Factor Civic Education G12 1 / 36 1. Constitutional Review CommissionYearWhat is recommendedA1972 Mvunga Constitutional Review CommissionBEstablished of multl+at±lsrnc1995Only persons whose both parents were Zambian by birth would qualify to be candidates for Presldency.Identify the Constitutional Review Commission marked C. a) Mvunga Constitutional Review Commission b) Mwanakatwe Constitutional Review Commission c) Chona Constituional Review Commission d) None of the above 2 / 36 2. Study the Map above and answer the questions that follow.Mrs Kambaza ordered a vehicle from Japan and used border post marked Z to bring it into Zambia. What kind of tax did she pay at the boarder? Check 3 / 36 3. Study the Map above and answer the questions that follow.What has been the main cause of the decline in the number of big game like the Elephant and Rhinos? tick several a) Poaching for trophies b) Droughts c) Lack of water d) Source of food (meat) e) Low carrying capacity. 4 / 36 4. Carefully study the statements below and match them with the correct conceptsFreely choose to leave one's country and relocate elsewhere a) Repatriation b) Expatriation c) Jus*Sanguinis d) Jus Soli 5 / 36 5. Carefully study the statements below and match them with the correct conceptsBeing left but of or not being Included in community affairs a) Social exclusion b) Expatriation c) Alien d) Repatriation 6 / 36 6. In 2006 Grade 9 Examinations, the cut off points for the boys was higher than that of the girls in order to encourage and retain female participation in the school system. Which policy does the Ministry of General Education use to maintain the proportion of girls at Grade 10 level of education? a) Positive Affirmative Action b) Inffirmative Action c) Positive Gender Discrimination d) Positive Discrimination 7 / 36 7. Study the Map above and answer the questions that follow.Mention the National Park marked X Check 8 / 36 8. Study the Map above and answer the questions that follow.Identify the World United Nations Summit that was held in area marked Y in 2014 Check 9 / 36 9. Carefully study the statements below and match them with the correct conceptsEvery citizen personally taking part ln decision making a) Natural rights b) Citizen c) Direct democracy d) Participation 10 / 36 10. Documents like the Magna Carta of 1215, the Carter of Mande of 1222 and the English Bill of Rights of 1689 were not universal in nature because they often excluded women, children, slaves and persons of certain social, religious, economic or political groups. True or False a) True b) False 11 / 36 11. State the kind of government where all national leaders were appointed by the Queen of England and imposed on the people of Zambia. a) Bad governance b) monarchy c) Autocracy d) Dictatorship 12 / 36 12. Identify which one is not one of the ways of addressing child abuse a) Enacting stiffer punishment for child defilers b) Sensitizing the community about the effects of child abuse c) Speaking out about the problem of child abuse d) Reporting cases of child abuse to the victim support unit e) None of the above 13 / 36 13. In a particular society, young people practice rap music, hop dance and graffiti. What type of culture encourages this practice? a) Western culture b) Popular culture c) Youth culture d) Media culture 14 / 36 14. Which type of citizenship is acquired by an alien after applying and meeting the prescribed conditions? a) Citizenship by descent b) Citizenship by naturalization c) Citizenship by investment d) Citizenship by birth 15 / 36 15. Mr Bottle Mwale a teacher at a local school demands sex from the learners who want to pass their final examinations. Which common form of corruption is Mr Mwale practising? a) Fraud b) Nepotism c) Payment in kind d) Theft by public servant 16 / 36 16. Spending can be reduced by increasing indirect taxes. This increase has a bearing on the prices of commodity and leads to the reduction of the purchasing power. Identify these two examples of such kind of taxes. a) Turn over tax b) Customs c) Value Added Tax d) Pay as You Earn 17 / 36 17. In which year did Mvunga Constitutional Review Commission recommend the re-introduction of multi-partism in Zambia? a) 1980 b) 1995 c) 1991 d) 1990 18 / 36 18. In Zambia, what are the two methods used to adopt a Constitution.Name the two ways Check 19 / 36 19. Carefully study the statements below and match them with the correct conceptsA person living in a country which is not his or hers. a) Natural rights b) Alien c) Citizen d) Social exclusion 20 / 36 20. Identify substances that are found in tobacco and are harmful to the body. Pick(tick) more than one a) Tar b) Nicotine c) Carbon monoxide d) Ethanol e) yeast f) Carbon tetrachloride g) Sulphur dioxide 21 / 36 21. Mr Langa opened an account at First National Bank (FNB) that offers higher interest rates on large sums of money deposited for a given period of time, What type of an account did he open? Check 22 / 36 22. Study the Map above and answer the questions that follow.Identify and tick vulnerable animal species in Zambia a) Lion b) Cheetah c) Kafue Lechwe d) Black Lechwe e) Elephant 23 / 36 23. Which department of the government is responsible for collecting tax in all border posts in Zambia? Check 24 / 36 24. Study and complete the table showing the Constitutional Review Commissions.Constitutional Review CommissionYearWhat is recommendedA1972 Mvunga Constitutional Review CommissionBEstablished of multi-partismC1995Only persons whose both parents were Zambian by birth would qualify to be candidates for Presidency.Identify the Constitutional Review Commission marked A a) Mvunga Constitutional Review Commission b) Chona Constituional Review Commission c) Mwanakatwe Constitutional Review Commission d) none of the above 25 / 36 25. The Constitution that Zambia inherited on the 20 th October, 1964 was referred to as a) Zambia self-government constitution of 1963 b) Northern Rhodesia self-government constitution of 1964 c) Northern Rhodesia self-government constitution of 1963 d) Southern and Northern Rhodesia self-government constitution of 1963 26 / 36 26. Children's rights are those rights enjoyed by persons below the age of 18. Identify the Constitutional Review Commission that included the Rights of the Children for the first time a) Mvunga Constitutional Review Commission b) Chona Constituional Review Commission c) Mwanakatwe Constitutional Review Commission d) None of the above 27 / 36 27. Carefully study the statements below and match them with the correct conceptsRights that are enjoyed by Individuals In the state of nature a) Jus Soli b) Citizen c) Participation d) Natural rights 28 / 36 28. What name is given to a law that empowers the President to appoint a Commission of Inquiry? Check 29 / 36 29. Carefully study the statements below and match them with the correct conceptsSend someone back to their country of origin. a) Expatriation b) Jus*Sanguinis c) Alien d) Jus Soli 30 / 36 30. Carefully study the statements below and match them with the correct conceptsTaking part and getting involved In community development projects a) Natural rights b) Participation c) Jus Soli d) Citizen 31 / 36 31. State any two characteristics of poverty as perceived under social status a) Anger b) Low self-esteem c) Prostitution d) Inequality e) Poor health 32 / 36 32. Which Constitutional Review Commission limited the enjoyment of the rights and freedoms of individuals? a) Mvunga Constitutional Review Commission b) Chona Constituional Review Commission c) Mwanakatwe Constitutional Review Commission d) None of the above 33 / 36 33. Which of the following is not a way civil wars affect the economy of any given country. a) The agriculture sector is affected as people find it difficult to go to their farms to cultivate b) Trade is also affected in that people find it difficult to transport their produce to the markets c) Civil wars stops investors from establishing industries in the countries experiencing conflict d) Infrastructure is badly damaged hence affecting the production of goods e) None of the above 34 / 36 34. Mr Cellphone Nsomba was accused of murder which carries a mandatory sentence of capital punishment. He is too poor to afford a lawyer. What concept is given to a free legal service that every lawyer who is a member of the Law Association of Zambia offers as part of legal profession's service to the community? Check 35 / 36 35. Carefully study the statements below and match them with the correct conceptsThe rule that allows a person to acquire citizenship of one's parents a) Natural rights b) Participation c) Jus*Sanguinis d) Jus Soli 36 / 36 36. Study the Map above and answer the questions that follow.Which one is not a reason why biodiversity is important a) It provides medicine b) Some plants and animals products are used to make clothes, tools and other useful objects. c) It maintains ecological balance d) It is used for construction or as raw materials in the processing and manufacturing industries e) None of the above Your score isThe average score is 47%Share with friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Rate this Quiz Zikomo Send feedback Grade 9 G9 Math 0 votes, 0 avg 4 Time up! Maths G9 1 / 31 1. The results are shown in a Venn diagram below. a) 10 b) 2 c) 5 d) 0 2 / 31 2. The bank lends Mrs Musonda K20000 at a rate of interest of 20.5%. How much interest does she owe after 2 years? a) k5200 b) k6200 c) k7200 d) k8200 3 / 31 3. Using the information given in the Venn diagram below.(A n B n C)' a) {4,8,12,14} b) {2,6} c) {4,12,18,20} d) {10,16} 4 / 31 4. The volume of a cylinder is 141.3 cm3. Find the radius of the base if the height is 5 cm. a) 2cm b) 3cm c) 4cm d) 5cm 5 / 31 5. An agent sold a Goat at K330.00. This amount includes 10 commission for the agent. What was the price of the Goat before the commission was added? a) k290 b) k320 c) k300 d) k330 6 / 31 6. Solve the equationx-8=3(4-x) a) x=4 b) x=5 c) x=6 d) x=10 7 / 31 7. If the exchange rate between the Zambian kwacha(K) and the American Dollar is k9.00 per $1How much Dollar can be exchanged for K 468 000.00? a) $62,000 b) $52,000 c) $42,000 d) $50,000 8 / 31 8. Find angle a in the diagram a) 67 b) 73 c) 63 d) 20 9 / 31 9. Chipeshi has six K 100 notes, four K50 notes, eight K20 notes, four K10 notes and two K5 notes in his wallet. He takes one note at random from his wallet to pay a bill. Which note is more likely to be picked than any other? a) k100 b) k50 c) k20 d) k10 10 / 31 10. solve the equation4(x-1)-3(x-2)=6 a) x=1 b) x=4 c) x=6 d) x=2 11 / 31 11. A Security guards wage for a 5 day working week is K720.00. Given that she works 8 hours per day, calculate her rate per hour. a) k16 b) k18 c) k20 d) k22 12 / 31 12. Using the information given in the Venn diagram below.List the Set (A n B n C) a) {8} b) {12} c) {2} d) {4} 13 / 31 13. Calculate the principal if the interest is k125,000 the rate is 10% and time is 5years. a) k200,000 b) k150,000 c) k250,000 d) k350,000 14 / 31 14. A sofa can be bought forK5 250.00 cash. It can also be bought on higher purchase by paying a Deposit of K4000.00 plus 5 equal monthly installments of K880.00. How much more would be paid if the sofa is bought on hire purchase? a) k3,150 b) k4,150 c) k8,400 d) k5,250 VOLUME = Base area X height = h 15 / 31 15. The diagram shows a cylinder with a radius of 4 cm and a height of 9 cm.Calculate the volume of the cylinder. a) 452.57 cm2 b) 352.57 cm3 c) 451.00 cm3 d) 452.57 cm3 16 / 31 16. The results are shown in a Venn diagram below.How many learners like Maths only? a) 30 b) 10 c) 25 d) 55 17 / 31 17. A company sales agent is paid a salary of K5 300.00 per month. He also receives a commission of 3% of the value of the goods sold. Calculate his total income if he sold goods worth K29 000.00. a) k6,170 b) k5,300 c) k7,170 d) k6,000 18 / 31 18. Using the information in the venn diagram belowList (A n B) a) {k} b) {f,m} c) {k,b,c,g} d) { } 19 / 31 19. Find the value of y in the equation3y-20=7 a) y=9 b) y=27 c) y=3 d) y=20 20 / 31 20. A Security guards wage for a 5 day working week is K720.00. Given that she works 8 hours per day, calculate(i) her wage per year if there are 52 weeks in a year, a) k35,000 b) k37,440 c) k44,000 d) k38,440 21 / 31 21. Using the information given in the Venn diagram below.(A n B') u C a) {2,4,6,12,18,20} b) {2,4,12,18,20} c) {2,6} d) {10,16} 22 / 31 22. Find the value of s a) 90 b) 100 c) 99 d) 80 23 / 31 23. Find the value of a a) 90 b) 99 c) 81 d) 45 24 / 31 24. A sack contains 12 oranges and 8 lemons. If a fruit is picked at random from the sack, find the probability that it is an orange. a) 2/5 b) 3/5 c) 1/4 d) 1/2 25 / 31 25. Using the information given in the Venn diagram belowList (A n B)' a) {k,b,c,g} b) {f,m} c) {b,c,g} d) {k} 26 / 31 26. A Car costing K100 000.00 is depreciated at the rate of 5% of the original cost(straight line method) per year. find its book value after 6 years. a) k60,000 b) k50,000 c) k65,000 d) k70,000 27 / 31 27. Mr Noah, owns a house valued at k 72 000.00. He offers it for rent at 20% per annum of the value of the house. What monthly rent must he charge ? a) k1200.00 b) k1300.00 c) k1400.00 d) k1500.00 28 / 31 28. Using the information given in the Venn diagram below.(A n B') a) {8} b) {2,6} c) {8,4} d) {2,4} 29 / 31 29. Find the value of x a) x=8cm b) x=5cm c) x=5cm d) x=6cm 30 / 31 30. Find the angle Y a) 27 b) 297 c) 117 d) 250 31 / 31 31. A wall, which is 4m high, is built next to a street light that is 8m high. The shadow of the wall is 5m long. How far is the wall from the street light? a) 12m b) 10m c) 5m d) 4m Your score isThe average score is 15% Facebook 0% Reset quiz Rate us Liu-tumezi Send feedback G9 Science 0 votes, 0 avg 7 Lui-tumezi Science G9 1 / 34 1. What do we call the science of studying ancient remains? a) Anthropology b) Archaeology c) Linguistics d) Written records 2 / 34 2. Which of the following best explains what energy is? Energy is the a) ability to do work b) force used per unit area c) ability to provide power d) potential difference between two points in a circuit. 3 / 34 3. Which is one of the ways in which one can get infected with HIV? a) sharing eating utensils b) Kissing c) Sharing needles d) sharing clothing 4 / 34 4. Which of the following is the correct function of blood plasma? a) transports water, body waste and food nutrients. b) prevents back flow of blood in the blood vessels. c) adds oxygen to the blood and removes carbon dioxide. d) fights germs in the blood to prevent diseases. 5 / 34 5. Which of the following equations best describes the process of photosynthesis? a) Oxygen + Hydrogen b) Carbon + Oxygen = Carbon dioxide c) Glucose + Oxygen = Water + Carbon dioxide + energy d) Water + Carbon dioxide = Glucose + Oxygen 6 / 34 6. The diagram below shows parts of a female reproductive organ.Name the part labeled P a) Ovary b) Fallopian tube c) Uterus d) Cervix 7 / 34 7. How many atoms are in the Molecule H2SO4? a) 5 b) 6 c) 7 d) 8 8 / 34 8. Rickets is a nutritional deficiency disease caused by lack of.............................. in a diet of a growing child. a) carbohydrates b) proteins c) vitamin A d) vitamin D 9 / 34 9. Apart from HIV, which of the following are sexually transmitted diseases. a) Gonorrhea b) Arthritis c) syphilis d) Malaria e) Diabetes f) chlamydia g) Edema 10 / 34 10. The diagrams below show plant and animal cells of living organisms.Which part is permeable on the plant cell and animal cell? a) G and A b) F and E c) F and D d) E and G e) C and H 11 / 34 11. Which of the following is the use of a concave lens? a) Eyeglasses b) Telescope c) Camera d) Microscope 12 / 34 12. How many atoms are in this molecule H2? a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4 13 / 34 13. What form of energy is possessed by charcoal before it is burnt? a) Mechanical b) Chemical c) Potential d) Thermal 14 / 34 14. The list below shows organs found in the human respiratory system.TracheaBronchusBronchiolesNostrils a) 1 3 2 4 b) 4 2 3 1 c) 2 4 3 1 d) 4 1 2 3 15 / 34 15. To reduce the spread of HIV and AIDS one needs Voluntary Counseling and Testing. Which one of the following is not the importance of VCT? a) know one’s status. b) avoid re-infections. c) prevent un intended pregnancy d) live positively with one’s status 16 / 34 16. Which one of the following is the correct symbol for Iron atom? a) H b) I c) Fe d) AI 17 / 34 17. The diagram below shows parts of a female reproductive organ.Name the Part labeled Q a) Endometrium or Uterine wall b) Cervix c) Oviduct d) Uterus 18 / 34 18. a) Vulva b) Oviduct c) Cervix d) Endometrium 19 / 34 19. A diagram shows a factory producing pollutants in the atmosphere.Identify and tick two (2) pollutants produced by the factory. a) electrical appliances b) fossil fuels c) fertiliser d) coal e) firecraker f) loudspeakers 20 / 34 20. A metal object of mass 100g was placed in water as shown in the diagram below a) Volume is 25cm^3 and density is 4g/cm^3 b) Volume is 50cm^3 and density is 2g/cm^3 c) Volume is 75cm^3 and density is 1.3g/cm^3 d) Volume is 25cm^3 and density is 2g/cm^3 21 / 34 21. Which of the following is a correct example of cross-breeding? a) Self–pollination. b) Breeding within the same family. c) Selective breeding between similar species. d) Selective breeding across completely different species. 22 / 34 22. How many atoms are this molecule H2O? a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4 23 / 34 23. Which of the following is not an example of ways of preventing pollution of the environment? a) Reducing the use of plastic bottles used in soft drinks industry. b) Re–using the plastic bags for groceries at the super market. c) Recycling the plastic bags used for soft drinks. d) Burying the plastic bottles used for soft drinks. 24 / 34 24. The diagram below shows an electric circuit.State the type of connection of bulbs. Check 25 / 34 25. The diagram below shows an electric circuit.Identify the part labelled N. Check 26 / 34 26. A stone of mass 10kg on earth (gravity 10m/s2) is taken to the moon for an experiment on weight. What will be its mass and weight on the moon if the acceleration due to gravity at the moon is 1.6m/s2? a) mass is 10kg and weight is 16N b) mass is 10kg and weight is 160N c) mass is 5kg and weight is 16N d) mass is 5kg and weight is 160N 27 / 34 27. How many atoms are in the molecule CO2 a) 2 b) 4 c) 3 d) 5 28 / 34 28. The diagrams below show plant and animal cells Of living organisms.From the diagram. state one difference between a plant cell and an animal cell. a) H b) G c) D d) F 29 / 34 29. Identify the -Structure F a) nucleus b) cell membrane c) cell wall d) cytoplasm 30 / 34 30. Which one of the following changes is only associated with puberty in females? a) Breasts grow b) Voice becomes deeper c) Hair grows in the armpits d) Start having wet dreams 31 / 34 31. The diagrams below show an experiment on tropisms.Which labelled part has demonstrated positive phototropism? a) X b) Y 32 / 34 32. The diagram below shows the human respiratory system.Name the parts labelled M and L a) L is ribs and M is diaphragm b) L is Lung and M is the diaphragm c) L is the diaphragm and M is the waist d) L is the alveoli and M is the Bronchi 33 / 34 33. Apart from factories identify other sources of air pollution. a) breathing b) aircons c) cars d) farming 34 / 34 34. The term “Geotropism” refers to the movement of a part of a plant in response to a) chemicals b) gravity c) light d) water Your score isThe average score is 55%Share with Friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit G9 Business 0 votes, 0 avg 2 Time up! Business Studies G9 1 / 51 1. What type of account is Fred Chikwanda's Account a) Personal account b) Nominal account c) Real account 2 / 51 2. An online office can also be known as ...................office a) closed b) open c) lateral d) virtual 3 / 51 3. A financial institution which specializes in provision of banking services to low income groups or individuals is called a ............ a) Bureau de Change b) Building Society c) Commercial Bank d) Micro Finance Company 4 / 51 4. Which department in an organization is responsible for payment of staff salaries and wages? a) Procurement Department b) Human Resource Department c) Administration Department d) Accounts Department 5 / 51 5. The Subsidiary Book for assets bought on resale are recorded in a a) Cash Book b) General journal c) Purchase Journal d) Sales Journal 6 / 51 6. Chief buyers belong to the Accounts Department in an organization a) True b) False 7 / 51 7. A customer's personal Account is recorded in a .....................Ledger a) Creditors b) Debtors c) General d) Nominal 8 / 51 8. Mapulanga is entitled to a Basic Pay of K4 500.00 and Housing Allowance of K5OO.OO, the PAYE contribution is K250.OO. Calculate the Net Pay. a) k5250.00 b) k5000.00 c) k4750.00 d) k3750.00 9 / 51 9. A wage is paid to unskilled workers? a) True b) False 10 / 51 10. A net pay is the amount one gets after deductions. a) True b) False 11 / 51 11. Mr. Mumbi received a labour Day Award for being the most obedient and faithful employee. which office etiquette best describes him? a) Royalty b) Courtesy c) Punctuality d) Loyalty 12 / 51 12. An accountant was discovered to have been altering official financial records in an organization. What is the effect of this activity on the organization? The organization will a) lose resources b) become profitable c) have a good reputation d) gain resources 13 / 51 13. The Business Document which gives an approximate cost of a job is known as a) a catalogue b) an estimate c) a quotation d) a tender 14 / 51 14. . ……………………………..means keeping money from circulation in the country a) Depositing b) Hoarding c) Investing d) Saving 15 / 51 15. What does the letters ".com" stand for? a) common organisation b) community organisation c) commercial organisation d) company organisation 16 / 51 16. The abbreviation Inc. stands for.................. a) Incorporated b) Inconvenience c) Income d) Include 17 / 51 17. Which Of the following is a source document for small cash transactions? a) Cash sale slip b) Cheque c) Cheque stub d) Petty Cash 18 / 51 18. A machine which is used for arranging papers in their correct order is called a............................ a) shredder b) computer c) guillotine d) collator 19 / 51 19. Which type of business is owned and controlled by its members who are also customers of the business? a) Sole trader b) Partnership c) Cooperative d) Company 20 / 51 20. An exchange of 4 books for one calculator is known a transaction. a) bank b) barter c) cash d) credit 21 / 51 21. ................................ shows the financial position on organization. a) Balance Sheet b) Balanced Sheet c) Business Sheet d) Business Plan 22 / 51 22. The type of Bank account which allows a client to withdraw cash after a specific period of time is called.................... a) Fixed Deposite Account. b) Current account c) Deposit Account d) Savings Account 23 / 51 23. At which stage of election are ballot paper used ? a) campaign b) nomination day c) polling day d) registration day 24 / 51 24. Assets bought and sold on credit are entered in what journal entry a) Purchases and Sales Jounal b) Sales Journal c) Purchases Journal d) General Journal 25 / 51 25. …………………….is a situation where children are not taken care of by parents and guardians a) Children battering b) Child defilement c) Child labour d) Child neglect 26 / 51 26. Late coming is not one of the acceptable office etiquettes expected from a worker a) True b) False 27 / 51 27. Zambia is a sovereign state. This means she is ……………………………….. a) Economicaly controlled by another country b) Independent and able to make her own decisions c) Politically controlled by another country d) Politically neutral 28 / 51 28. Which one of the following is not a reason for budget preparation in an organization. a) Control measure in financial matters b) It is a guide on expected income and projected expenditure c) it encourages transparency d) It shows the current cash balance of an organisation 29 / 51 29. Nelly Chansa's capital at the beginning of the year was k95,000 and k120,000 at the end of the year. She withdrew k12,000 during the year. Calculate her net profit for the year. a) k132,000 b) k37,000 c) k108,000 d) k13,000 30 / 51 30. The filling of documents according to places is known as.................. a) Alphabetical b) Geographical c) Numerical d) Subject 31 / 51 31. In Zambia, our chiefs are controlled by the central Government which is elected by the people. This type of rule Where the chiefs are controlled is an example of ………………………… a) Autocracy b) Limited monarch c) Oligarchy d) Unlimited 32 / 51 32. The Basic pay for the worker is k8,000 and he is charged a 2% "Pay As You Earn" per month. Calculate the worker's net pay. a) k7,840 b) k8,160 c) k8,000 d) k7,680 33 / 51 33. Study the transactions below;Sold a motor vehicle on creditCash sales.Sold a Delivery van by cheque.Exchanged a motor vehicle for a HouseBought a house and payment deferred to a later date.Which of these are credit transactions? a) 1,34 b) 3,5,1 c) 5,2,3 d) 1,5 34 / 51 34. The filling system where all files are kept in one place is called .......... a) alphabetical filing b) Central filing c) Department filing d) Numerical filing 35 / 51 35. A business organization can be analysed by its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and Threats. Which statement shows the strength of a business? a) The entry of a new competitor b) An increase in the number of customers c) The good quality of a product d) The poor quality of a product 36 / 51 36. A guideline used to tabulate organizational goals and objectives for the purpose of planning is called....... a) balance sheet b) log book c) management sheet d) time card 37 / 51 37. What type of account is a cash account? a) Nominal Account b) Real Account c) Personal Account d) None of the above 38 / 51 38. ......................... allows one to send a telegram message through a telephone operator. a) fascimile b) phonogram c) radio message d) telex 39 / 51 39. A method of investment known as "debt security" is called ...... a) a farm b) a bond c) an enterpreneurship d) a share 40 / 51 40. Which of the following document is not needed in the formation of a business? a) Articles of Association b) Partnership Deed c) Statement of Account d) Trade Certificate 41 / 51 41. A time card shows the amount of money one should get at the end of the month. a) True b) False 42 / 51 42. The other name for Debtor's ledger is ............ a) Purchases Ledger b) Creditors Ledger c) Sales Ledger d) General ledger 43 / 51 43. What is the meaning of the abbreviation via? Check 44 / 51 44. what is the source document for the purchases journal. a) original invoice b) original credit note c) duplicate invoice d) duplicate credit note 45 / 51 45. Machinery Account is a good example Of ..................... a) Personal Account b) Real Account c) Nominal Account d) Real and Nominal Account 46 / 51 46. Which of the following is a real account? a) motor vehicle account b) motor expenses account c) office expenses account d) stationary account 47 / 51 47. Arrange the following in chronological order.Received a promotion letter for Akufuna on 20th May 2018.Received a Bank statement from BDA bank on 1st May 2018.Received a transfer letter for Chanda on 24th May 2018.Received a Retirement letter for Zimba on 10th May 2018. a) 1,2,3,4 b) 2,4,1,3 c) 4,3,1,2 d) 3,1,4,2 48 / 51 48. A salary is calculated according to the hours worked by a worker. a) True b) False 49 / 51 49. Kalenga is an honest hardworking and trustworthy worker which office etiquette does kalenga possess a) Responsibility b) Reliability c) Loyalty d) Courtesy 50 / 51 50. What type of account is a Wages Account? a) Real account b) Nominal account c) Personal account d) None of the above 51 / 51 51. Which document is sent by the seller to the buyer as a reminder of the amount due, for the goods supplied? a) Advice note b) Credit note c) Invoice d) Quotation Your score isThe average score is 40% Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Send feedback G9 Social Studies 0 votes, 0 avg 14 Time up! Social Studies G9 1 / 42 1. Zambia is a sovereign state. This means she is ……………………………….. a) Economicaly controlled by another country b) Independent and able to make her own decisions c) Politically controlled by another country d) Politically neutral 2 / 42 2. Heads of state make policies of SADC operations. Which one of the following organ they belong to? a) Secretariat b) The commission c) The summit d) Tribunal 3 / 42 3. The most fundamental Human Right is the right to……………………………………………… a) Education b) Life c) Nationality d) Privacy 4 / 42 4. The supreme court is the highest court of appeal in Zambia. Which one of the following is the right composition of the judges for this court a) 3,5,7 b) 3,5,9 c) 3,7,9 d) 3,9,11 5 / 42 5. Which one of the following reasons explains why there is increased demand in electricity in north western province. a) Construction of kabompo H.E.P station b) Construction of new c) Opening and re-opening of mines d) Rural electrification programme 6 / 42 6. Which of the following statement is correct about lakes B and C a) Lake B is a rift valley whilst Lake C is man made b) Lake B is deeper than Lake C c) Lake B is narrower than Lake C d) Lake B is shallower than Lake C 7 / 42 7. …………………….is a situation where children are not taken care of by parents and guardians a) Children battering b) Child defilement c) Child labour d) Child neglect 8 / 42 8. Which one of the following Hydro-Electric Power station depends on a natural head of water for production of electricity a) Kafue gorge b) Kariba north bank c) Lunsemfwa d) Victoria falls 9 / 42 9. Conflict between state is referred to as ………………………………………………… a) Class conflict b) Domestic c) Internal d) Interstate 10 / 42 10. In Zambia, our chiefs are controlled by the central Government which is elected by the people. This type of rule Where the chiefs are controlled is an example of ………………………… a) Autocracy b) Limited monarch c) Oligarchy d) Unlimited 11 / 42 11. Which of the following period of time represents one hundred years a) Century b) Decades c) Generation d) Milleneum 12 / 42 12. To which early creature do the following fact referLived in the middle stone ageDiscovered in 1921 and his skull was taken to London Museum a) Australopithecus b) Broken hill man c) Neanderthal man d) Zinjantropus 13 / 42 13. The Zambian constitution was amended to change the qualification for citizenship, presidential candidate and to…………………. a) Change electoral commission of Zambia b) Change the capital city of Zambia c) Declare Zambia a Christian nation d) Include a new symbol of national identify 14 / 42 14. An official who is first elected by people in a constituency and later appointed by the Republic President to be part of the Cabinet acquires the tittle of ………………………… a) Mayor b) Member of Parliament c) Minister d) Solicitor General 15 / 42 15. Study the table below and answer questionWhat is the difference in population between 2000 and 2010? a) 3.2 million b) 9.9 million c) 13.1 million d) 23.0 million 16 / 42 16. . ……………………………..means keeping money from circulation in the country a) Depositing b) Hoarding c) Investing d) Saving 17 / 42 17. Which of the following events occurred last a) Development of mammals b) Life began in the sea c) The begging of the earth d) The development of amphibians 18 / 42 18. The Kaches family made a budget of K500.00 for their family in the month of July and their total expenditure was K600.00. The Kaches budget for July had rub into…………… a) Deficit b) Saving c) Debt d) loan 19 / 42 19. Kenyapithecus can best be described as…………………………………………. a) An early creature also known as Kabwe man b) An early creature also known as southern ape man c) An early creature that resembled an ape and discovered in East Africa d) First true man 20 / 42 20. A constitution review commission which was appointed in 1991 to suit the democratic form of governance was headed by ……………………………………… a) Chiluba b) Choma c) Kaunda d) Mvunga 21 / 42 21. Which one of the following places in Zambia is likely to record the highest annual amount of sunshine? a) Kabwe b) Livingstone c) Mbala d) Solwezi 22 / 42 22. “Hand man” is used to refer to ………………………………………….. a) Broken hill man b) Bushmen c) Homo-habilis d) Hottentots 23 / 42 23. What is the weather instrument shown above ? a) Anemometer b) Hygrometer c) Solar meter d) Sunshine recorder 24 / 42 24. Which symbol of national identity is shown on the television screen before the republican President speaks to the nation a) Independence day b) Coat of aim c) National Anthem d) National flag 25 / 42 25. The organ of the United Nations (UN) which co-ordinates and supervises the work of the specialized agencies and commissions is called the ……………………… a) Economic and social b) General assembly c) Security council d) Trusteeship council 26 / 42 26. ………………………..is the function of money which is allowed to pay for goods and services a) Means of deferred payments b) Measure of value c) Medium of exchange d) Store of value 27 / 42 27. The coalition government between the United national Independence Party (UNIP) and the African National Congress (ANC) was made in a) 1959 b) 1960 c) 1961 d) 1962 28 / 42 28. What is the name of the river marked A a) Kafue b) Lukusashi c) Lunsemfwa d) Mulungushi 29 / 42 29. Which one of the following physical factor in the relief feature D supports crop a) Dambos b) Flat land c) Rugged relief d) Steep slopes 30 / 42 30. The last governor of Northern Rhodesia was ………………………………………. a) Sir Everyn Hone b) Sir Roy Welensky c) Sir Garfield Todd d) Sir Ian smith 31 / 42 31. Which one of the following pairs of factors influenced population settlement shown on the map extract? a) Dambos and flat land b) Dambos and motarable tracts c) Flat land and water d) Motorable tracts and water 32 / 42 32. The system of agriculture practiced in area M is................................. a) Chitemene b) Plantation c) Transhumance d) Ranching 33 / 42 33. The reason why farming is a discouraged in Area O is due to ………………………………… a) Low rainfall b) National park status c) Mountainous terrain d) Water logged conditions 34 / 42 34. At which stage of election are ballot paper used ? a) campaign b) nomination day c) polling day d) registration day 35 / 42 35. What is the main cash crop grown in Area N a) Coffee b) Soya beans c) Sugarcane d) Tea 36 / 42 36. Which of the following is the correct pattern about Zambia‟s population census since 1963 Population has ………………………………………. a) Been decreasing b) Been increasing c) Been fluctuating d) Remained constant 37 / 42 37. Which one of the following sources of energy is non-renewable a) Geo-thermal b) Petroleum c) Water d) Wood 38 / 42 38. Which one of the following is the general description of relief shown on the diagram? a) Land is a lowland b) Land is hilly c) Land is a plateau d) Land is a valley 39 / 42 39. The plan for the formation United Nations Organisation that was discussed by the Allied Forces in 1941 were held at ……………………………. a) Berlin Congress b) Dumbarton Oaks c) Lombe Conversion d) San Francisco 40 / 42 40. Bones ,stones ,pottery ,rings ,metal debris and artefacts are all a collection of primary sources of information in History. To which study of the past do they belong ?.............. a) Anthropology b) Archaeology c) Linguistic evidence d) Oral traditions 41 / 42 41. What is meant by the term rural –urban drift? It is movement of people from ……… a) One province to another b) Rural –urban area c) Urban-rural area d) Village to another 42 / 42 42. Which government institution is responsible for fighting corruption in Zambia a) Anti-corruption commission b) Caritas Zambia c) Foundation for democratic process d) Transparency international Zambia Your score isThe average score is 51%Share with Friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Rate Us Lui-tumezi Send feedback Grade 9 English 0 votes, 0 avg 3 Time up! English G9 1 / 41 1. Find a word that have the same or nearly the same meaning as the following.Part of the same stubbornness was his crusade to get black South Africans to be more punctual. He was usually among the first at his office. Often, he arrived at rallies before the majority of the people had turned up; a reversal of the usual African scenario in which the crowds wait for hours for the very important person (VIP). On a trip to Cape Town, a young man who was in his security told me how, before going to bed, he had been warned that “the old man” would get up at 05 00 hours for his daily run. As he emerged in the early hours of the morning, the bodyguard was mortified to find Mandela already dressed in his track suit and waiting for the guards to accompany him on his morning exercise.Meaning: Ashamed, humiliated or hurt in his or her feelings a) mortified b) stubbornness c) imprisoned d) punctual 2 / 41 2. Read the following sentences. write the letter of the sentence that is correctly written. a) We were allowed to enter into the staff room b) We were allowed to enter the staff room. 3 / 41 3. Read the passage and then answer the questions that followHe emerged from incarceration into the public glare and to a position full with opportunities. For the majority of black South Africans, expectations were so high that it would have been easy for him to disappoint. He had become the property of the whole world. Everybody who had ever worn a “Free Mandela” T-shirt or attended a “Free Mandela” concert felt he owed them. And then of course, having gone to jail and left behind a beautiful young wife, he had come back to a woman about whom everybody had an opinion. Half the world hated her and the other half passionately adored her.“Everybody who had ever worn a ‘Free Mandela‘ T-shirt or attended a ‘Free MandeIa‘ concert felt he owed them.” The word ‘them ‘refers to a) everybody. b) his wife and children. c) members of African National Congress. d) the majority of the black South Africans. 4 / 41 4. Find a word that have the same or nearly the same meaning as the following.On first meeting the man, it was his physical presence that struck you. He was even taller than he appeared in his photographs. He may have stooped with age but when he started to talk, he became much younger. His eyes were alive and full of mischief. He might well have been the oldest person in the African National Congress (ANC) hierarchy, but on some subjects, he had the most radical of ideas, still the firebrand of those early images. For a long time, he was the only one who spoke about HIV and AIDS and openly advocated the use of condoms by young people. And with principal stubbornness, he refused to give up his loyalty to people like Fidel Castro and Muammar Gaddafi because, as he explained, he could not turn his back on those who had remained loyal to him.Meaning: Bend the body forwards and downwards. a) struck b) stubbornness c) stooped d) mischief 5 / 41 5. You are very good at draughts but your friend doesn‘t believe you can defeat him. What would you say? If you think you can ................. , let‘s play. a) beat me b) be beaten c) be won d) win me 6 / 41 6. Read the passage and then answer the questions that followOn first meeting the man, it was his physical presence that struck you. He was even taller than he appeared in his photographs. He may have stooped with age but when he started to talk, he became much younger. His eyes were alive and full of mischief. He might well have been the oldest person in the African National Congress (ANC) hierarchy, but on some subjects, he had the most radical of ideas, still the firebrand of those early images. For a long time, he was the only one who spoke about HIV and AIDS and openly advocated the use of condoms by young people. And with principal stubbornness, he refused to give up his loyalty to people like Fidel Castro and Muammar Gaddafi because, as he explained, he could not turn his back on those who had remained loyal to him.“ …......... he could not turn his back on those who had remained loyal to him." The expression ‘turn his back on ‘means a) depend on b) disappoint c) face the opposite direction d) going back 7 / 41 7. You have a wide range of coloured shirts to give away. You want to give one to your cousin. What would you say? What is your.................... a) best colour? b) colour you like? c) favourite colour? d) wonderful colour? 8 / 41 8. Read the passage and then answer the questions that follow. Part of the same stubbornness was his crusade to get black South Africans to be more punctual. He was usually among the first at his office. Often, he arrived at rallies before the majority of the people had turned up; a reversal of the usual African scenario in which the crowds wait for hours for the very important person (VIP). On a trip to Cape Town, a young man who was in his security told me how, before going to bed, he had been warned that “the old man” would get up at 05 00 hours for his daily run. As he emerged in the early hours of the morning, the bodyguard was mortified to find Mandela already dressed in his track suit and waiting for the guards to accompany him on his morning exercise.What was the reversal of the usual African scenario? a) Arriving at rallies before the majority of the people turned up. b) Crowds waiting for hours for the very important person (VIP). c) Getting black South Africans to be more punctual. d) Getting up at 05 00 hours for a daily run. 9 / 41 9. You want to advise your younger sister not to eat sweets but fruit. What would you say? It is ...........better to eat fruit than sweets. a) far b) far more c) more d) much more 10 / 41 10. Read the following sentences. Write the letter of the sentence that is correctly written. a) “I have eaten, “sad Samson,“ but still need more food.” b) “I have eaten "Said Samson.“ But still need more food.” 11 / 41 11. Read the passage and then answer the questions that follow.For years, the only image people had of Nelson Mandela was the famous picture of him at his trial: youn9. defiant and attractive; his hair parted in the middle as must have been the fashion at the time. During Apartheid, it was a criminal offence to be seen with a picture of Mandela, so those who had old photographs of him had to keep them well hidden.What political system existed in South Africa in which people of different races were separated? a) Xenophobia b) Tribalism c) Colonialism d) Apartheid 12 / 41 12. Read the following sentences. Write the letter of the sentence that is correctly written. a) Either you or he are coming with me. b) Either you or he is coming with me. 13 / 41 13. Read the following sentences. Write the letter of the sentence that is correctly written. a) Unless you study hard, you will pass the examination. b) Unless you study hard, you will not pass the examination. 14 / 41 14. You have never boarded a plane before. What would you say? It was .............. a) my first time ever to board a plane. b) the first time for me to board a plane. c) my first time since I was born to board a plane d) my first time to board a plane. 15 / 41 15. Read the following sentences. Write the letter of the sentence that is correctly written. a) We are now all here, are we? b) We are now all here, aren‘t we? 16 / 41 16. Your sister wants to accompany you to a wedding ceremony. However, she is very poor with time keeping. What would you say? Unless a) if you come now, you will find me gone. b) if you will come now you will find me gone. c) you come now, you will find me gone. d) you will come now, you will find me gone. 17 / 41 17. Read the following sentences. write the letter of the sentence that is correctly written. a) Your wrist watch is the same like mine. b) Your wrist watch is the same as mine. 18 / 41 18. Read the passage and then answer the questions that followOn first meeting the man, it was his physical presence that struck you. He was even taller than he appeared in his photographs. He may have stooped with age but when he started to talk, he became much younger. His eyes were alive and full of mischief. He might well have been the oldest person in the African National Congress (ANC) hierarchy, but on some subjects, he had the most radical of ideas, still the firebrand of those early images. For a long time, he was the only one who spoke about HIV and AIDS and openly advocated the use of condoms by young people. And with principal stubbornness, he refused to give up his loyalty to people like Fidel Castro and Muammar Gaddafi because, as he explained, he could not turn his back on those who had remained loyal to him.What struck you when you first met Nelson Mandela? His a) age b) eyes c) height d) physical presence 19 / 41 19. Read the following sentences. write the letter of the sentence that is correctly written. a) The seating arrangement was very good. b) The sitting arrangement was very good. 20 / 41 20. Read the passage and then answer the questions that followWhen he was freed, the world was curious to discover what 27 years of jail had done to him. We had built up an image, a whole mythology, based on that youthful photograph, on his writings, and on the haunting voice that was heard on the old newsreels. But how would the man compare with the myth? Was he still so attractive and defiant? Had he aged gracefully?(Paragraph 2) When Nelson Mandela was freed, the world was curious to discover. a) what the 27 years in jail had done to him. b) whether he still looked attractive after 27 years in jail. c) whether he was old after 27 years in jail. d) whether he was still defiant after 27 years in jail. 21 / 41 21. When he was freed, the world was curious to discover what 27 years of jail had done to him. We had built up an image, a whole mythology, based on that youthful photograph, on his writings, and on the haunting voice that was heard on the old newsreels. But how would the man compare with the myth? Was he still so attractive and defiant? Had he aged gracefully?Find words that have the same or nearly the same meaning as the following: You must spell them correctly. Eager to learn or know something. a) curious b) discover c) myth d) defiant 22 / 41 22. Eric and Elizabeth insist that you talk to them together. However, you see no need to do so. What would you say? I needn’t talk ... you at the same time. a) to all of b) to both of c) together with d) D to two of 23 / 41 23. Your friend claims his car and yours are the same. You disagree. What would you say? My car is different ... .......yours. a) from b) like c) than d) with 24 / 41 24. Rewrite each of the following sentence according to the instructions given. Do not change the meaning of the sentence. He made a cup of tea, then, went to church.Begin: Before ..................................................................................... Check 25 / 41 25. Your neighbour’s baby has been crying for a while but your neighbour seems unconcerned. What would you say? Can’t you hear the baby a) cry? b) cry for a while? c) crying? d) crying for a while 26 / 41 26. Rewrite each of the following sentence according to the instructions given. Do not change the meaning of the sentence. Nandala asked what offence she had committed.Begin: Nandala asked, “ ……………………………………………………… Check 27 / 41 27. Rewrite each of the following sentence according to the instructions given. Do not change the meaning of the sentence.He could not run faster,Begin: He ran ..................................................................... Check 28 / 41 28. Rewrite each of the following sentence according to the instructions given. Do not change the meaning of the sentence. If you hurry, you will be able to buy the medicine before the drug store closes.Begin: If you hurry, you can ……………………………………………………… Check 29 / 41 29. Read the passage and then answer the questions that follow“It‘s the prison routine,” I‘ve heard it said, “that makes him so meticulous about time-keeping.” I prefer to think it is part of his respect for all human beings-like his delightful tendency to make short speeches.What might have made Mandela so meticulous about time- keeping? a) Morning exercise b) Principal stubbornness c) Tendency to make short speeches d) The prison routine 30 / 41 30. You bought a skirt recently. The day you wore it, Nyezi also wore a similar skirt.What would you say? Bwalya, you are wearing the same skirt. a) almost like mine. b) as mine. c) like mine. d) with me. 31 / 41 31. Read the following sentences. Write the letter of the sentence that is correctly written. a) William is so weak to lift the box. b) William is too weak to lift the box. 32 / 41 32. Read the following question and write the letter of the best answer.You and your friend have broken a glass pane and have been summoned by your class teacher. What would you say? The class teacher would like to see a) AI and you b) me and you c) you and I d) D you and me 33 / 41 33. Rewrite each of the following sentence according to the instructions given. Do not change the meaning of the sentence.The boy is a footballer. We always borrow his football.The boy, ............................................................., is a footballer. Check 34 / 41 34. Read the passage and then answer the questions that followFor years, the only image people had of Nelson Mandela was the famous picture of him at his trial: youn9. defiant and attractive; his hair parted in the middle as must have been the fashion at the time. During Apartheid, it was a criminal offence to be seen with a picture of Mandela, so those who had old photographs of him had to keep them well hidden. When he was freed, the world was curious to discover what 27 years of jail had done to him. We had built up an image, a whole mythology, based on that youthful photograph, on his writings, and on the haunting voice that was heard on the old newsreels. But how would the man compare with the myth? Was he still so attractive and defiant? Had he aged gracefully? He emerged from incarceration into the public glare and to a position full with opportunities. For the majority of black South Africans, expectations were so high that it would have been easy for him to disappoint. He had become the property of the whole world. Everybody who had ever worn a “Free Mandela” T-shirt or attended a “Free Mandela” concert felt he owed them. And then of course, having gone to jail and left behind a beautiful young wife, he had come back to a woman about whom everybody had an opinion. Half the world hated her and the other half passionately adored her. On first meeting the man, it was his physical presence that struck you. He was even taller than he appeared in his photographs. He may have stooped with age but when he started to talk, he became much younger. His eyes were alive and full of mischief. He might well have been the oldest person in the African National Congress (ANC) hierarchy, but on some subjects, he had the most radical of ideas, still the firebrand of those early images. For a long time, he was the only one who spoke about HIV and AIDS and openly advocated the use of condoms by young people. And with principal stubbornness, he refused to give up his loyalty to people like Fidel Castro and Muammar Gaddafi because, as he explained, he could not turn his back on those who had remained loyal to him. Part of the same stubbornness was his crusade to get black South Africans to be more punctual. He was usually among the first at his office. Often, he arrived at rallies before the majority of the people had turned up; a reversal of the usual African scenario in which the crowds wait for hours for the very important person (VIP). On a trip to Cape Town, a young man who was in his security told me how, before going to bed, he had been warned that “the old man” would get up at 05 00 hours for his daily run. As he emerged in the early hours of the morning, the bodyguard was mortified to find Mandela already dressed in his track suit and waiting for the guards to accompany him on his morning exercise. 6 “It‘s the prison routine,” I‘ve heard it said, “that makes him so meticulous about time-keeping.” I prefer to think it is part of his respect for all human beings-like his delightful tendency to make short speeches.According to the passage, which THREE of the following statements are TRUE? a) It was fashion at the time to have hair parted in the middle. b) Nelson MandeIa’s wife was hated by the whole world. c) Nelson Mandela looked old but much younger as he started to talk. d) Nelson Mandela was not the only one who spoke about HIV and AIDS and openly advocated for the use of condoms by people. e) Nelson Mandela was always the first to arrive at his office. f) Nelson Mandela was accompanied by his guards on his morning exercises. 35 / 41 35. Read the passage and then answer the question that follow.For years, the only image people had of Nelson Mandela was the famous picture of him at his trial: young, defiant and attractive; his hair parted in the middle as must have been the fashion at the time. During Apartheid, it was a criminal offence to be seen with a picture of Mandela, so those who had old photographs of him had to keep them well hidden.According to Paragraph 1, it was a criminal offence in South Africa a) for a black person to marry a white person. b) to attend Nelson Mandela’s trial. c) to be seen with Nelson Mandela‘s picture. d) to have hair parted in the middle. 36 / 41 36. Read the following sentences. Write the letter of the sentence that is correctly written. a) The man denied ever helping the thief to escape. b) The man refused ever helping the thief to escape. 37 / 41 37. Read the following sentences. Write the letter of the sentence that is correctly written. a) She was wearing very nice shoes at the party. b) She was putting on very nice shoes at the party. 38 / 41 38. Find a word that have the same or nearly the same meaning as the following.He emerged from incarceration into the public glare and to a position full with opportunities. For the majority of black South Africans, expectations were so high that it would have been easy for him to disappoint. He had become the property of the whole world. Everybody who had ever worn a “Free Mandela” T-shirt or attended a “Free Mandela” concert felt he owed them. And then of course, having gone to jail and left behind a beautiful young wife, he had come back to a woman about whom everybody had an opinion. Half the world hated her and the other half passionately adored her.Meaning: Imprisonment a) jail b) incarceration c) adored d) disappoint 39 / 41 39. Read the following sentences. write the letter of the sentence that is correctly written. a) My father enabled me to travel to Solwezi by air. b) My father enabled me travel to Solwezi by air. 40 / 41 40. Read the passage and then answer the questions that followHe emerged from incarceration into the public glare and to a position full with opportunities. For the majority of black South Africans, expectations were so high that it would have been easy for him to disappoint. He had become the property of the whole world. Everybody who had ever worn a “Free Mandela” T-shirt or attended a “Free Mandela” concert felt he owed them. And then of course, having gone to jail and left behind a beautiful young wife, he had come back to a woman about whom everybody had an opinion. Half the world hated her and the other half passionately adored her.“He had become the property of the whole world.” The sentence means thatNelson Mandela a) belonged to everybody b) could not do anything without anybody‘s knowledge. c) was anybody’s property. d) was guarded 24 hours every day. 41 / 41 41. Rewrite each of the following sentence according to the instructions given. Do not change the meaning of the sentence. Neither the Permanent Secretary nor the Minister knew about the teachers’ strike.Begin: Both ……………………………………………………………… Check Your score isThe average score is 47%Share with Friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit G9 RE 0 votes, 0 avg 17 Time up! Religious Education G9 1 / 50 1. What is the teaching of the cinyanja proverb, “Mutu ukakula sulewa nknoyo Literally translated as when the head is big, it cannot avoid punches. a) A leader is always criticised. b) A leader must lead by example not by threatening the people. c) Chieftainship makes the eyes red d) Threats and insults never rule the people. 2 / 50 2. According to the Jews, who were responsible for reading of the scriptures? a) Ordinary people b) Priests c) Prophets d) Sadducess 3 / 50 3. All religions use the word sin to mean …. a) being unfaithful to one’s partner in the matrimonial home. b) refusal to show love and friendship to the opposite sex. c) wrong things people do on a daily basis. d) wrong things people do and failure to show love to God and others. 4 / 50 4. Which group of people was disliked by Jews because they followed a slightly different religion? a) Gentiles b) Romans c) Samaritans d) Tax collectors 5 / 50 5. Kande is a Grade 9 learner at Chibalo Secondary School. Immediately Kande arrived home, she started imitating the Social Studies teacher's handwriting.What kind of learning is Kande practicing? a) Free learning b) Guided c) Guided and unguided d) Unguided 6 / 50 6. A person can control his or her feelings. What kind of growth is this? a) Emotional b) Intellectual c) Physical d) Spiritual 7 / 50 7. What is the meaning of the traditional teaching; “Pepani Sapoletsa Chironda” (saying sorry does not heal a wound)? a) Confession b) Forgiveness c) Repentance d) Penance 8 / 50 8. Intellectual growth is best described as when ........... a) one can control feelings. b) one gets to know and love God. c) the body get bigger and taller. d) the mind gets to learn more: 9 / 50 9. The name given to the way people behave is called...... a) morality b) religion c) wisdom d) vocation 10 / 50 10. According to Hinduism, a student should practice right conduct, earns material wealth, permits himself a life of love and passion. At which stage of life is this supposed to happen? a) First stage b) Fourth stage c) Second stage d) Third stage 11 / 50 11. "The person, who gives up all desires and moves without thinking 'mine' or I' is the one who gains peace." In which scripture is the above statement found? a) Bhagavad Gita b) Mahabharata c) Upanishads d) Vedas 12 / 50 12. At the time of Jesus, which groups of people were hated by the Jews for helping foreign rulers? a) Gentiles b) Pharisees c) Samaritans d) Tax collectors 13 / 50 13. Which gospel writer described Jesus as the new Moses? a) John b) Luke c) Mark d) Matthew 14 / 50 14. Which of the following types of prayers did Jesus spend a lot of time on? a) Community prayer b) Lord’s prayer c) Private prayer d) Self denial 15 / 50 15. In Hinduism, when the body of a dead person is burnt it shows that his/her soul........ a) cannot achieve moksha. b) has achieved bad karma. c) is free to unite with Brahman d) is ready to live in the community. 16 / 50 16. ...........… is a set of rules and beliefs that distinguish good from bad behavior. a) Immorality b) Morality c) Religion d) Sexuality 17 / 50 17. "You appointed him ruler over everything you made. You placed him over all creation". In which scripture are these words found? a) Bible b) Muslim Hadith c) Quran d) Vedas 18 / 50 18. In Zambian tradition, proverbs are teachings that help young people to grow up into…. of the community. a) Knowledgeable members b) Mature members c) Respected individuals d) Traditional members 19 / 50 19. Competition between people can cause …. a) anxiety and fear. b) co-operation and development. c) jealousy and hatred. d) love and understanding 20 / 50 20. Our hopes are based on reasons, while our ambitions are based on… a) Change of circumstances. b) Difficulties in life. c) Environmental change. d) Talent discovery. 21 / 50 21. How was truth known according to the Zambian Traditional life? Truth was known by... a) diviners b) elders c) rain makers d) witch doctors 22 / 50 22. In most traditions, the purpose of marriage was to …. a) make agreements between two families. b) produce children who could be cared for. c) promote faithfulness between husband and wife. d) stop the spread of sexually transmitted diseases. 23 / 50 23. The list of the BibIe books accepted by the church is called the ... a) Apocrypha. b) Canon law. c) Deuterocanonical. d) Old Testament. 24 / 50 24. Pupils learn spiritual and moral education in schools, so that they. a) Are given hope and belief in the purpose of life. b) Become more religious. c) Identify their values. d) Make better choices. 25 / 50 25. At which age was a Jewish boy allowed to participate in the activities of men? a) 10 b) 12 c) 30 d) 33 26 / 50 26. In Hinduism, the freedom of being born into another body is called a) Diwali b) Karma c) Moksha d) Reincarnation 27 / 50 27. Amina is a committed Muslim girl. What is the Muslim standard of truth that Amina believes in? a) All scriptures b) God's word c) Scientific research d) The Hardiths 28 / 50 28. What gives people inner strength? a) freedom b) Hope c) Leadership d) Love 29 / 50 29. Sibisa is a learner in Grade 9. He wakes up early in the morning every day and reads a scripture from a small book whose title is 'Examining the scriptures daily'.Which one of the following best describes Sibisa's aim in life? a) Better relationship with ancestral spirits. b) Better relationship with God. c) Better relationship with other people. d) To pass the Grade 9 examinations. 30 / 50 30. Why do communities and groups of people have leaders? a) Control the selfishness of the members b) Do particular work for the group c) Protect the freedom of each member d) Protect the needs of each member 31 / 50 31. Which of the following proverbs teaches about freedom in the community? a) A person is wiser after misfortune. b) One finger cannot crash a louse. c) The hut of a lame person is not shut. d) Threats and insults never rule a country. 32 / 50 32. Which of the following comes first when one seeks for forgiveness from God? a) Confession b) Forgiveness c) Penance d) Repentance 33 / 50 33. Identify one way in which pain can be useful to people. a) Helps us become brave people in life. b) Helps us to get permission from school. c) Helps us to take a rest from work. d) Warns us of injury or disease so that we take action. 34 / 50 34. What name is given to a person's judgement of what is important in one's life? a) Dilemma b) Ambition c) Value d) Principle 35 / 50 35. Competition must always go hand in hand with … a) co-operation. b) hard work. c) responsibility. d) trust 36 / 50 36. Christians are convinced that there is life after death. Which act of Jesus do Christians apply to their belief in life after death? a) Ascension b) Baptism c) Crucifixion d) Resurrection 37 / 50 37. When you choose which of your talents you will develop, you must ........ a) know what things people would like to have which are available. b) make a list of your talents. c) mark which one you will use for your hobbies in your spare time. d) match your talents with the things that people need. 38 / 50 38. Which of the following helps people control their sexual desires? a) faithfulness b) Love and Reason c) Power and Will d) Reason and Will 39 / 50 39. The Luvale proverb “Fwelela nakuhane, nakushiki nakwango” (Trust the one who has given you; the one who have just promised has deceived you) teaches about ... a) friendship. b) honesty. c) marriage. d) trust. 40 / 50 40. What two methods does the Guru use to teach the right path? a) What he is and how he lives b) What he is and what he says c) What he says and how he lives d) What he says in riddles or hints 41 / 50 41. Which one of the following concept is concerned with how you think and feel about yourself? a) Self-ambition b) Self-concept c) Self-dilemma d) D Self-esteem 42 / 50 42. In Zambian tradition, dowry (lobola) was given to the woman’s family and in Hinduism, dowry was given to the …. a) Man’s family. b) Man’s friends. c) Woman’s family. d) Woman’s friends. 43 / 50 43. "Kwataku na mukwenu, ukawove mulemana" (Luvale proverb) "Hold there with another person, alone it will hurt" The above proverb teaches about ... a) co-operation. b) friendship. c) responsibility. d) trust. 44 / 50 44. In Zambian Traditional life, people are advised to help each other and to ... a) avoid mixing with strangers b) give help to their relatives c) give special help to strangers d) share what they had 45 / 50 45. Which one of the following best describes the Bible? A collection of... a) Gospels and prophesies b) old and new testament c) old testament. d) tradition of the Jews. 46 / 50 46. The prophet Muhammad said “A man who has been blessed with a chaste wife has been helped by God to achieve half his Islam” which other half should he achieve? a) Being rich b) Blake a pilgrimage to Mecca c) Observe piety d) Remain faithful to his wife 47 / 50 47. Which of the following religion calls God the Path, Comforter, Creator? a) African Tradition b) Christianity c) Hinduism d) Islam 48 / 50 48. The statement 'God is love' is an example of... a) a belief. b) a fact. c) an opinion. d) prejudice. 49 / 50 49. The Bible is the Word of God. This statement is an example of … a) belief b) fact c) opinion d) prejudice 50 / 50 50. One is able to develop his/her talent by….. a) attending trials. b) going to church c) reading books. d) regular practice Your score isThe average score is 66%Share with Friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Rate us! Lui-tumezi Send feedback Grade 7 G7 English 0 votes, 0 avg 18 Time up! English G7 1 / 49 1. The headteacher sat............................. two pupils. a) besides b) between c) in d) through 2 / 49 2. I bought a blue dress ........................... I like blue. a) or b) but c) even d) because 3 / 49 3. The babv cried immediately the mother arrived. This sentence means the a) mother found the baby crying b) baby cried only when the mother arrived. c) baby was crying before the mother arrived d) baby cried sometime after the mother arrived. 4 / 49 4. Buses are not to be overloaded. This means that a) rules allow overloading. b) buses will overload. c) drivers are told to overload. d) buses should not be overloaded. 5 / 49 5. I spend all my time alone because I feel shy to talk to other people. This sentence means. a) I am free to be with other people b) I am not comfortable in the company of people c) I don't like people d) people don't like me 6 / 49 6. A ................................. should be kept clean all the time. a) clasroom b) classroom c) classrrom d) classrom 7 / 49 7. All the girls came to check for the examination results, I don't know who told ................... a) her b) them c) him d) us 8 / 49 8. Put your books_______that desk. a) on b) of c) in d) to 9 / 49 9. My mother .........................nice scones. a) cooks b) boils c) bakes d) roasts 10 / 49 10. Each question has four paragraphs. You must choose the paragraph which has the sentences in the BEST order a) Dabwitso was very rich. They had everything they needed. He was so rich that he bought a big house where he lived with his family. His house and property were destroyed. One day an earthquake occurred b) One day an earthquake occurred. His house and property were destroyed. Dabwitso was very rich. He was so rich that he bought a big house where he lived with his family. They had everything they needed. c) Dabwitso was very rich. He was so rich that he bought a big house where he lived with his family. They had everything they needed. One day an earthquake occurred. His house and property were destroyed. d) Dabwitso was very rich. One day an earthquake occurred. His house and property were destroyed. They had everything they needed. He was so rich that he bought a big house where he lived with his family. 11 / 49 11. I know you........................... like swimming. a) don't b) doesn't c) does d) doing 12 / 49 12. The total eclipse of the sun .................. in the year 2001. a) occurred b) occured c) ocurred d) ocured 13 / 49 13. COMPREHENSIONThis part has THREE stories with questions on each. Read each story carefully and then look at the questions which follow. For each question, four possible answers are given. By reading carefully, you will be able to choose which of the four is the BEST answer to the question.STORY 1A good juicy and ripe pineapple can satisfy craving just as any chocolate bar. In addition to being a delicious food, there are many health properties in the fruit. It is grown abundantly in North Western Province of Zambia, especially aroundIkelenge. The best can be achieved through eating it fresh, canned or frozen or by drinking its juice.The Pineapple is loaded with vitamins and minerals. Its nutrients include calcium, potassium, fibre and vitamin C. Besides, it is low in fat and cholesterol. It is high in the enzyme bromelain and the antioxidant vitamin C, both of which play a major role in the body's healing process.The word juice in the story means............................... a) liquid b) solid c) water d) fresh 14 / 49 14. Zambian Christians belong to different denominations. The word denominations means that........................ a) Hindu groups b) Religious groups c) Christian groups d) Muslim groups 15 / 49 15. COMPREHENSIONThis part has THREE stories with questions on each. Read each story carefully and then look at the questions which follow. For each question, four possible answers are given. By reading carefully, you will be able to choose which of the four is the BEST answer to the question.STORY 1A good juicy and ripe pineapple can satisfy craving just as any chocolate bar. In addition to being a delicious food, there are many health properties in the fruit. It is grown abundantly in North Western Province of Zambia, especially aroundIkelenge. The best can be achieved through eating it fresh, canned or frozen or by drinking its juice.The Pineapple is loaded with vitamins and minerals. Its nutrients include calcium, potassium, fibre and vitamin C. Besides, it is low in fat and cholesterol. It is high in the enzyme bromelain and the antioxidant vitamin C, both of which play a major role in the body's healing process.Calcium and potassium in pineapple are required for.......................... a) eye and ears b) hair and skin. c) hands and legs d) bones and teeth 16 / 49 16. COMPREHENSIONThis part has THREE stories with questions on each. Read each story carefully and then look at the questions which follow. For each question, four possible answers are given. By reading carefully, you will be able to choose which of the four is the BEST answer to the question.STORY 1A good juicy and ripe pineapple can satisfy craving just as any chocolate bar. In addition to being a delicious food, there are many health properties in the fruit. It is grown abundantly in North Western Province of Zambia, especially aroundIkelenge. The best can be achieved through eating it fresh, canned or frozen or by drinking its juice.The Pineapple is loaded with vitamins and minerals. Its nutrients include calcium, potassium, fibre and vitamin C. Besides, it is low in fat and cholesterol. It is high in the enzyme bromelain and the antioxidant vitamin C, both of which play a major role in the body's healing process.Name the two main nutrients found in pineapple....................................... a) carbohydrates and vitamins. b) proteins and minerals c) vitamins and minerals d) fats and manganese 17 / 49 17. The log was too.......................... for a small boy to lift. a) heavier b) heavy c) heavly d) heaviest 18 / 49 18. Zambian Christians belong to different denominations. The word denominations means that........................ a) Hindu groups b) Religious groups c) Christian groups d) Muslim groups 19 / 49 19. My story has only one.......................................................... a) paragraph b) paragrahg c) paragraf d) paragrahe 20 / 49 20. Each question has four paragraphs. You must choose the paragraph which has the sentences in the BEST order a) Farming is good business. After selling the maize, she bought a grinding meal. Mrs Banda is a hard working farmer. She used some of the money to send her children to school.Last year she produced one thousand bags of maize. b) Last year she produced one thousand bags of maize. She used some of the money to send her children to school. Farming is good business. Mrs Banda is a hard working farmer. After selling the maize, she bought a grinding meal. c) After selling the maize, she bought a grinding meal. Last year she produced one thousand bags of maize. Mrs Banda is a hard working farmer. She used some of the money to send her children to school. Farming is good business. d) Mrs Banda is a hard working farmer. Last year she produced one thousand bags of maize. After selling the maize, she bought a grinding meal. She used some of the money to send her children to school. Farming is good business. 21 / 49 21. It is either Peter goes to the market.......................... he cleans the kitchen. a) or b) but c) nor d) and 22 / 49 22. In each question there are four sentences that are almost the same, but only one has the correct punctuation marks. Choose the sentence which is correct. a) "What is your name?" Manyile asked. b) "What is your name"? Manyile asked. c) What is your name, "Manyile asked? " d) "What is your name? Manyile asked" 23 / 49 23. In each question there are four sentences that are almost the same, but only one has the correct punctuation marks. Choose the sentence which is correct. a) Put, mangoes, guavas and bananas in the same basket. b) Put mangoes, guavas and bananas in the same basket. c) Put mangoes guavas, and bananas, in the same basket. d) Put mangoes guavas and bananas in the same basket. 24 / 49 24. Yesterday we .................................. to the market to buy soap. a) go b) going c) goes d) went 25 / 49 25. Will you please come………… me to town? a) by b) with c) on d) to 26 / 49 26. Each question has four paragraphs. You must choose the paragraph which has the sentences in the BEST order a) I got a phone call from Lusaka that I was needed to attend a workShop in Siavonga. I started off from Ndola at 10.00 hours. After travelling for 10 hours, I eventually arrived in Siavonga around 20.00 hours. b) I started off from Ndola at 10.00 hours. After travelling for 10 hours, I eventually arrived in Siavonga around 20.00 hours. I got a phone call from Lusaka that I was needed to attend a workshop in Siavonga. c) After travelling for 10 hours, I eventually arrived in Siavonga around 20.00 hours. I started off from Ndola at 10.00 hours. I got a phone call from Lusaka that I was needed to attend a workshop in Siavonga. d) I got a phone call from Lusaka that I was needed to attend a workshop in Siavonga. After travelling for 10 hours, I eventually arrived in Siavonga around 20.00 hours. I started off from Ndola at 10.00 hours. 27 / 49 27. On the way to the river she met a stranger. The word stranqer in the sentence means ............................. a) unknown b) known c) unexpected d) expected 28 / 49 28. Each question has four paragraphs. You must choose the paragraph which has the sentences in the BEST order a) It was a wrist watch. His mother bought him a present. Kenny had done very well at school. b) Kenny had done very well at school. His mother bought him a present. It was a wrist watch. c) His mother bought him a present. Kenny had done very well at school. It was a wrist watch. d) Kenny had done very well at school. It was a wrist watch. His mother bought him a present. 29 / 49 29. If she had come on time she wouldn't have been late for lessons. This sentence means she a) was late for lessons b) did not come for lessons. c) will not come for lessons d) came for lessons. 30 / 49 30. Donald is a young man. He will not leave the room dirty. a) responsibel b) responsebli c) resposnible d) D responsible 31 / 49 31. Each question has four paragraphs. You must choose the paragraph which has the sentences in the BEST order a) He saw a bad accident. Longwani was playing by the road side. When he went to sleep he had a nightmare. This has never come out of his mind. b) This has never come out of his mind. Longwani was playing by the road side. When he went to sleep he had a nightmare. He saw a terrible accident. c) Longwani was playing by the road side. He saw a terrible accident. When he went to sleep he had a nightmare. This has never come out of his mind. d) D He saw a terrible accident. This has never come out of his mind. When he went to sleep he had a nightmare. Longwani was playing by the road side 32 / 49 32. The wedding parcel was............................... in a colourful paper. a) wrupped b) wrapped c) wraped d) wrepped 33 / 49 33. In each question there are four sentences that are almost the same, but only one has the correct punctuation marks. Choose the sentence which is correct. a) Our "School" Motto is Together we stand. b) Our School" Motto is Together we stand. c) "Our School Motto" is Together we stand. d) Our School motto is, "Together we stand." 34 / 49 34. Rice is one of the crops qrown in Zambia. This sentence means rice •................. a) is the only crop grown in Zambia. b) is not grown in Zambia. c) is only grown in Zambia d) and other crops are grown in Zambia. 35 / 49 35. Zambia is a ...........................because it is ruled by a president. a) repubilc b) ripublec c) republic d) repbulic 36 / 49 36. Most citizens are ignorant of their rights. The word iqnorant means a) annoyed b) unaware c) scared d) know 37 / 49 37. Mrs Musonda gave no attention or care to the crying baby. The words no attention or care mean a) avoided b) upset c) neglected d) crying 38 / 49 38. Having sold several bags of maize at K50,000 each, the farmer realized that his business still operated at a loss. The words at a loss mean a) money making b) realised profit c) did not realise profit d) did not sell enough. 39 / 49 39. Each question has four paragraphs. You must choose the paragraph which has the sentences in the BEST order a) Mr Tembo is 60 years old. He has been driving for the last 40 years. He has never been involved in road accident. He always keeps his vehicle in good condition. b) He always keeps his vehicle in good condition. He has been driving for the last 40 years. Mr Tembo is 60 years old. He has never been involved in road accident. c) He has never been involved in road accident. He has been driving for the last 40 years. He always keeps his vehicle in good condition. Mr Tembo is 60 years old. d) He has been driving for the last 40 years. He has never been involved in road accident. Mr Tembo is 60 years old. He always keeps his vehicle in good condition. 40 / 49 40. A large crowd came to watch the game between Zambia and Congo.................. of the bad weather. a) but b) despite c) in spite d) unless 41 / 49 41. COMPREHENSIONThis part has THREE stories with questions on each. Read each story carefully and then look at the questions which follow. For each question, four possible answers are given. By reading carefully, you will be able to choose which of the four is the BEST answer to the question.STORY 1A good juicy and ripe pineapple can satisfy craving just as any chocolate bar. In addition to being a delicious food, there are many health properties in the fruit. It is grown abundantly in North Western Province of Zambia, especially aroundIkelenge. The best can be achieved through eating it fresh, canned or frozen or by drinking its juice.The Pineapple is loaded with vitamins and minerals. Its nutrients include calcium, potassium, fibre and vitamin C. Besides, it is low in fat and cholesterol. It is high in the enzyme bromelain and the antioxidant vitamin C, both of which play a major role in the body's healing process.A pineapple has ......................... elements that help keep the body healthy. a) more b) many c) less d) few 42 / 49 42. There are............................. books in this box. a) plenty b) many c) much d) lots 43 / 49 43. She climbed the tree......................., she could pluck the mango. a) because b) and c) so that d) but 44 / 49 44. The computer has done more good than bad to the society. This sentence means the computer is ........ a) very good b) very harmful c) more harmful than useful d) more useful than harmful 45 / 49 45. In each question there are four sentences that are almost the same, but only one has the correct punctuation marks. Choose the sentence which is correct. a) "Yes, Sir, he said, theres nobody else here." b) Yes, Sir, he said, "There's nobody else here." c) "Yes, Sir" he said, "there's nobody else here." d) "Yes, Sir," he said, "there's nobody else here." 46 / 49 46. ................................did not grow maize because they had no fertilizer. a) Their b) There c) Them d) They 47 / 49 47. Mulenga has the .............................car in town. a) good b) bad c) better d) best 48 / 49 48. In each question there are four sentences that are almost the same, but only one has the correct punctuation marks. Choose the sentence which is correct. a) "l am very sorry my friend," said Mrs Mwape. b) "l am very sorry, my friend," said Mrs Mwape. c) I am very sorry, "my friend said Mrs Mwape." d) "I am very sorry," my friend, said Mrs Mwape. 49 / 49 49. The thief …….......... stole the bicycle has been arrested. a) which b) whom c) who d) whose Your score isThe average score is 59%Share with friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Send feedback G7 Social Studies 0 votes, 0 avg 38 Time Up! Social Studies G7 1 / 49 1. The best way of earning money is by ................... a) picking b) working c) begging d) stealing 2 / 49 2. Zambia has ............................. organs of government. a) 5 b) 4 c) 3 d) 2 3 / 49 3. The Chairperson of the National Assembly is the ................................... a) Clerks b) Chief Justice c) Chief Whip d) Speaker 4 / 49 4. Which of the following is an effect of rapid population growth? a) Deforestation b) Good medical facilities c) Food security d) Improved education 5 / 49 5. ........................ is a medium of exchange used to buy goods and services. a) Beads b) Ivory c) Barter d) Money 6 / 49 6. What is the largest river in Zambia? a) Kafue b) Luangwa c) Zambezi d) Luapula 7 / 49 7. A mosque is a place of worship for .......................... religion a) Islam b) Christianity c) Hinduism d) Buddhism 8 / 49 8. A cyclist should wear reflective clothes at night to be ....................... a) easily noticed b) smart on the road c) protected from rays d) swift on the road 9 / 49 9. The best way of spending money is by ............................ a) writing a shopping list. b) buying things for everyone. c) picking goods randomly. d) buying from welll known shops. 10 / 49 10. The safest way of transporting oil from Tanzania to Zambia is by ........................ a) tankers b) train c) pipeline d) plane 11 / 49 11. Taking care of the drainages can help prevent floods and ......................... a) pollution b) diseases c) development d) drought 12 / 49 12. In Christianity temptation is when a person .................................. a) refuses to pray and read the bible. b) is attracted to commit sin. c) have problems in life. d) does wrong things all the time 13 / 49 13. ............. is a place where people take money and other valuables for safe keeping. a) bank b) storeroom c) warehouse d) shop 14 / 49 14. The world's highest mountains are the ............................... a) Everest b) Drakensberg c) Kilimanjaro d) Alps 15 / 49 15. In the stone Age, people lived in .......................................... a) huts b) caves c) houses d) stones 16 / 49 16. People living with HIV and AIDS need to be ............................. a) mocked b) seperated c) cared for d) ignored 17 / 49 17. The Ncwala ceremony is performed by the ............................... a) Ngoni b) Lenje c) Bemba d) Swaka 18 / 49 18. Which of the following is the safest way of crossing the road? a) Running while Crossing the road. b) Ignoring road and safety regulations. c) Crossing the road on the Zebra crossing. d) Walking very fast when crossing the road. 19 / 49 19. Which of the following factors does not influence settlement of people? a) Good climate b) Poverty c) Security d) Fertile 20 / 49 20. Temperature is measured in .............................. a) kilometres b) millilitres c) centimetres d) degrees celsius 21 / 49 21. Timber is transported from Mulobezi to Livingstone by ......................... a) road b) water c) railway d) air 22 / 49 22. The ......................................... guards against corruption in Zambia. a) Anti-Human rights b) Anti-Drug Commission c) Police Force d) Anti-Corruption Commission 23 / 49 23. David faced Goliath in the battle because he .............................. a) had help from friends b) was short c) was very strong d) had faith 24 / 49 24. Workers are paid for their ............................ at the end of the month. a) Wisdom b) intelligence c) labour d) inefficiency 25 / 49 25. An entrepreneur bought goods worth K150 but after reselling he just had K50. What did he make? a) Loss b) Interest c) Benefit d) Capital 26 / 49 26. .............................. is one of the values parents need to teach children. a) Stealing b) Bullying c) Respect d) Laziness 27 / 49 27. The .................. falls are the second highest in Africa. a) Ng'onye b) Victoria c) Mambilima d) Kalambo 28 / 49 28. What do the letters ATM stand for? a) Automated Teller Machine b) African Teller Machine c) Active Money Transfer d) Anti-money Transfer 29 / 49 29. A bad leader is the one that ........................ a) makes decisions alone b) is tolerant and respectful to the people. c) always leads by example d) solves misunderstandings 30 / 49 30. ................... are based on the difference between how men and women behave. a) Biased roles b) Gender roles c) Active roles d) Sex roles 31 / 49 31. Which of the following is the quickest way to send a written message? a) Post card b) Telegram c) Fax d) Letter 32 / 49 32. Zambia has different traditional ceremonies because of many ............................. a) economic activities b) ethnic groups c) religions d) tourists. 33 / 49 33. Which of the following wastes is not bio-degradable? a) Leaves b) Dung c) food scraps d) Plastics 34 / 49 34. .................................is caused by gases that come from factories and vehicles. a) Acid rain b) Ice rain c) Heavy rain d) Little rain 35 / 49 35. ....................... helps people to have courage to face difficult situations. a) Faith b) Fear c) Risk d) Action 36 / 49 36. General elections in Zambia are held every.................... years a) 4 b) 5 c) 3 d) 2 37 / 49 37. ...........................is when a business makes more money than what was put in a) Wealth generation b) Money laundering c) Job creation d) Barter System 38 / 49 38. What is the provincial headquarters of North-Western Province? a) Solwezi b) Zambezi c) Mongu d) Mansa 39 / 49 39. The highest denomination of money used in Zambia is ................... a) k50 b) k10 c) k1000 d) k100 40 / 49 40. Martin Luther King Junior fought for .......... of black people in America. a) independence b) apartheid c) his family d) civil rights 41 / 49 41. Zambia has ............................... provinces. a) 9 b) 10 c) 8 d) 12 42 / 49 42. Deserts are hotter than equatorial regions because.................................. a) there is a lot of sand in the deserts. b) deserts are near to the equator. c) there is little rainfall in deserts. d) the equatorial regions are close to the equator 43 / 49 43. Food shortages in some parts of the world are as a result of ................................... a) poor farming methods b) good farming methods c) employment d) good health 44 / 49 44. Which of the following human activity cannot improve the environment? a) Controlling soil erosion b) Planting trees c) Burning grass d) Planting flowers 45 / 49 45. Which ministry is responsible for issuing birth records? a) Education b) Labour c) Home Affairs d) Health 46 / 49 46. Politeness when answering shows ............................. others. a) respect for b) tolerance for c) love for d) unity with 47 / 49 47. ..............................is the type of family where children belong more to the mother's side. a) Matrilineal b) Patrilineal c) Nuclear d) Extended 48 / 49 48. Name the currency for Botswana. a) Shilling b) Dollar c) Pula d) Kwacha 49 / 49 49. ............................... is the moisture content of the atmosphere. a) Temperature b) Sunshine c) Pressure d) Humidity Your score isThe average score is 69% Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Rate Us Twatotela Send feedback Special Paper 1 0 votes, 0 avg 23 Twatotela Special Paper 1 G7 1 / 33 1. Three of the following are ALIKE in some way. Which one is DIFFERENT? a) Season b) Spring c) Summer d) Winter 2 / 33 2. WHEAT is to FLOUR as SUNFLOWER is to .............. a) POD b) PEA c) NUT d) OIL 3 / 33 3. Which word would complete the word pattern?TIMBER - TIESERIES - SEEDIFFER - DIEHABITS - __________ a) BIT b) HAS c) HAT d) HIT 4 / 33 4. A nuclear family ALWAYS HAS a ................. a) father, mother and grandmother. b) father, mother and aunt. c) father, mother and children. d) father, mother and uncle. 5 / 33 5. A jail ALWAYS HAS ............. a) bars b) locks c) lawyers d) prisoners 6 / 33 6. What must be put in the box to complete the series?3,12,4, 20,5,30,6,____, 7 a) 36 b) 40 c) 42 d) 45 7 / 33 7. Three of the following are ALIKE in some way, which one is DIFFERENT? a) KEEP b) SAVE c) STORE d) WASTE 8 / 33 8. SOUTH AFRICA is to RAND as MALAWI is to ............... a) DOLLAR b) KWACHA c) PULA d) SHILLING 9 / 33 9. Which letters must be put in box to complete the pattern?BAC - CBD - DCE - EDF [ ] a) FEG b) FEE c) GEF d) FFG 10 / 33 10. 11 Zambia National Soccer Team players were playing against the Angola NationalTeam. A referee gave 1 red card to an Angolan player who was sent out of the match.How many players remained for Angola? a) 7 b) 8 c) 10 d) 11 11 / 33 11. Which word would complete the pattern?AFRAID- RAIDPERFORM- FORMPLEAD- LEADADVICE - ___________ a) DICE b) RICE c) VACE d) VICE 12 / 33 12. Which number should be put in the space to complete the series?8,65,7,60,6,55,5,50,4, ______ a) 25 b) 35 c) 45 d) 50 13 / 33 13. If the following letters are arranged in ALPHABETICAL ORDER, which one would comeSECOND? a) R b) S c) B d) Q 14 / 33 14. TALL is to SHORT as VERTICAL is to ........... a) DIAGONAL b) HORIZONTAL c) STEEP d) STRAIGHT 15 / 33 15. Mrs Zambani sold her maize bags in 3 weeks. In the first week she collected k26.00, in the second week she collected k30.00 and in the third week she collected k45.00. How much money did she collect altogether? a) k100.00 b) k101.00 c) k102.00 d) k103.00 16 / 33 16. A wife ALWAYS HAS a a) child b) father c) husband d) house 17 / 33 17. If 92642315 means CAMPAIGN, what does 624 stand for? a) AIM b) MAP c) NAG d) PAN 18 / 33 18. What comes next in the series?A4C - D8F - G12I - [__] a) J 16 K b) J 16 L c) J 18 L d) J 17 L 19 / 33 19. A wife ALWAYS HAS a a) child b) father c) husband d) house 20 / 33 20. Bwalya was 43 years old when the last census was conducted. How old will Bwalya bewhen the next census will be conducted? a) 46 years b) 48 years c) 50 years d) 53 years 21 / 33 21. BOTANY is to PLANT as ZOO is to ................................... a) ANIMALS b) BIRDS c) MONKEYS d) INSECTS 22 / 33 22. Which number should should be put in the box complete the series?14,28,42,56,70, _______ a) 70 b) 74 c) 84 d) 94 23 / 33 23. Which word come second if they were arranged in ALPHABETICAL order? a) BONE b) BEST c) BORN d) BARN 24 / 33 24. Which word must be put in the blank to complete the sequence?DAY, ________, MONTH, YEAR a) CENTURY b) DECADE c) HOUR d) WEEK 25 / 33 25. Which one is DIFFERENT from others? a) Elephant b) Lion c) Ostrich d) Zebra 26 / 33 26. What comes NEXT in the series?A36C - D30F - G24I - {___} a) J18L b) J20L c) J16L d) L18J 27 / 33 27. Which letters come NEXT in the series?ABZ - CDY - EFX - GHW - _____ a) VIJ b) JVI c) IIV d) IJV 28 / 33 28. Which of the following words comes LAST when put in ALPHABETICAL ORDER? a) APPOINT b) APPRAISE c) APPROVAL d) OPPOSITE 29 / 33 29. Three of the following are ALIKE in some way, which one is DIFFERENT? a) HEIGHT b) LENGTH c) WEIGHT d) WIDTH 30 / 33 30. What comes next in the series?ZZ A 60 - YY B 45 - XX C 30 - _____ a) WW B 15 b) WW D 15 c) VV D 15 d) UU D 15 31 / 33 31. Three of the following are ALIKE in some way, which one is DIFFERENT? a) CLAY b) LOAM c) SAND d) SOIL 32 / 33 32. An examination was to end at 15.30 hours but due to disturbances, it ended at 16.00 hours. How long did the disturbance last? a) 30 minutes b) 35 minutes c) 40 minutes d) 45 minutes 33 / 33 33. Three of the following are ALIKE in some way, which one is DIFFERENT? a) CLOUDS b) CUMULUS c) NIMBUS d) STRATUS Your score isThe average score is 55%Share with friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Did you enjoy? Twatotela Send feedback G7 Math 0 votes, 0 avg 19 Twatotela Maths G7 1 / 32 1. Add 251 279 to 384 945 a) 636 114 b) 636 124 c) 636 214 d) 636 224 2 / 32 2. Matemba bought 16.52kg of beef. Write the mass of beef to one decimal place. a) 17.0kg b) 16.6kg c) 16.5kg d) 16.0kg 3 / 32 3. 3 335 to the nearest hundred is ............................ a) 3340 b) 3330 c) 3300 d) 3000 4 / 32 4. Using = 3.14, calculate the area of a circle of radius 4cm. a) 12.46cm b) 12.56cm c) 25.12cm d) 50.24cm 5 / 32 5. Express 0.45 as a percentage. a) 45% b) 55% c) 65% d) 75% 6 / 32 6. Mutale had $28. He bought a shirt and a pair of shoes and his change was $3. How much did he spend? a) $84 b) $31 c) $28 d) $25 7 / 32 7. Machipisa sold all his goods at a discount of 10%. What was the discount on a dress which he was selling at K800.00? a) k50.00 b) k60.00 c) k70.00 d) k80.00 8 / 32 8. The numbers 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21 and 24 are multiples of............................ a) 3 b) 6 c) 9 d) 12 9 / 32 9. Find the Highest Common Factor of 12 and 18. a) 2 b) 3 c) 6 d) 9 10 / 32 10. Express the ratio 8 metres to 800 metres in its lowest terms. a) 1 to 100 b) 100 to 1 c) 10 to 1 d) 1 to 10 11 / 32 11. 1.41 + 5.97 + 15.048 = a) 21.328 b) 21.428 c) 22.328 d) 22.428 12 / 32 12. A company bought 759 pockets of cement in one shop and 456 pockets in another shop. How many pockets of cement did the company buy altogether? a) 1215 b) 1205 c) 1115 d) 1105 13 / 32 13. Musonda had 21 eggs in a box. If y eggs are broken and 17 eggs are left. Find the value of y. a) 3 b) 4 c) 17 d) 38 14 / 32 14. If 2 shirts cost Kl 50.00, how much will 12 shirts of the same type cost? a) k900.00 b) k450.00 c) k150.00 d) k75.00 15 / 32 15. Find the value of 42 . a) 2 b) 6 c) 8 d) 16 16 / 32 16. A regular polygon with four sides is called a .................. a) trapezium b) square c) rhombus d) parallelogram 17 / 32 17. Find the mean of 90, 80 and 40. a) 40 b) 70 c) 80 d) 90 18 / 32 18. Express the ratio 5kg to 25kg in its lowest terms. a) 5 to 1 b) 1 to 5 c) 4 to 1 d) 1 to 4 19 / 32 19. Express 3/4 as a percentage a) 750% b) 75% c) 7.5% d) 0.75% 20 / 32 20. 53 can also be written as ........................................... a) 3x3x3x3x3 b) 3+3+3+3+3 c) 5+5+5 d) 5x5x5 21 / 32 21. Find 40% of 200 a) 90 b) 160 c) 500 d) 8000 22 / 32 22. A bicycle was bought at K750.00 and was later sold at K645.00. Find the loss that was made. a) k1395.00 b) k645.00 c) k105.00 d) k100.00 23 / 32 23. In Roman numerals, the number 1 643 can be written as ............................ a) MDCXLIV. b) MCDXLVI c) MDCXLIII d) MDCLVL 24 / 32 24. Find the perimeter of a triangular field measuring 125 metres by 100 metres by 75 metres. a) 300 metres b) 225 metres c) 200 metres d) 175 metres 25 / 32 25. Find the volume of a cuboid of length 7cm, breadth 5cm and height 3cm. a) 35 cm3 b) 36 cm3 c) 95 cm3 d) 105 cm3 26 / 32 26. 823 146-371 502 = __________ a) 451 644 b) 452 644 c) 551 644 d) 552 644 27 / 32 27. Change 4/5 to a decimal fraction. a) 0.8 b) 0.7 c) 0.5 d) 0.4 28 / 32 28. Convert 0.25 to a percentage. a) 0.25% b) 2.5% c) 25% d) 250% 29 / 32 29. In Hindu-Arabic numerals, the Roman numeral LXXIV can be written as a) 54 b) 64 c) 74 d) 84 30 / 32 30. Find the next number in the sequence 23, 20, 17, 14,______ a) 11 b) 9 c) 8 d) 10 31 / 32 31. If 15% of a class of 40 learners go to school by bus, how many learners in the class use a bus? a) 6 b) 5 c) 2 d) 34 32 / 32 32. Mubita covered a distance of 280km in 4 hours. At what speed was he driving? a) 70km/h b) 276km/h c) 285km/h d) 1120km/h Your score isThe average score is 62%Share with friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Send feedback G7 CTS 0 votes, 0 avg 17 Twatotela Creative and Technology Studies G7 1 / 45 1. Which of the following is a fourth musical note on a tonic solfa? a) re' b) te' c) la' d) fa' 2 / 45 2. What are artefacts? a) Animals of the past b) Animals of the present c) Things made by people d) Things created by God 3 / 45 3. Sketching of an object gives you ................... drawing. a) an idea of the final b) the actual c) an imaginary d) D a still life 4 / 45 4. Cardiovascular fitness can be tested by ......................................... a) clapping b) jogging c) sitting d) singing 5 / 45 5. Computers have become useful equipment in running of business because ....................... a) they are cheap and can store information. b) they can process information very quickly. c) operate very fast and losses information. d) they are strong and very attractive. 6 / 45 6. Apart from being a competitive sport, running is often done for ................... a) boasting b) fitness c) leisure d) relief 7 / 45 7. The people who buy goods from businessmen or women are called their .......... a) Creditors b) customers c) debtors d) friends 8 / 45 8. Which one has a correct action and its effect? a) Action = Business expand Effect Reduce business b) Action = Grow vegetables Effect = Eat less c) Action = Serve money Effect = Solve problems d) Action = Work hard Effect = Create problems 9 / 45 9. The letter P can be constructed under......................... square boxes. a) 3x5 b) 5x5 c) 5x6 d) 5x4 10 / 45 10. Which of the following groups show the primary colours? a) Black, white and brown. b) Brown, green and white. c) Green, yellow and orange d) Red, blue and yellow. 11 / 45 11. How many primary colours do we have? a) 3 b) 4 c) 5 d) 6 12 / 45 12. In order to satisfy his customers, Mr Chopa sells ...................... items to his customers. a) common quality. b) dull quality. c) good quality. d) old quality. 13 / 45 13. Choolwe painted pictures to sell. To decide on a price for each picture, she had to consider certain things. Which of these must she not think of? a) Cost of materials. b) How good the picture is c) How much to give friends. d) Time spent on drawing. 14 / 45 14. Politicians usually ask musicians to compose campaign songs for them during election period. They do so because ....songs for them during election period. They do so because .... a) politicians are lazy to campaign for themselves. b) politicians regard campaigning as dirty work. c) musicians are liked by many people d) music easily communicate message. 15 / 45 15. In a soccer game, the ........................................ controls the game. a) striker b) Referee c) Goal Keeper d) Defender 16 / 45 16. Wearing proper clothing for swimming activities is necessary to ...... a) be admired by others b) identify the swimmer c) make free movements d) win a race 17 / 45 17. To avoid wood from being destroyed by termites, it should be ......... a) burnt b) cooked c) soaked d) treated 18 / 45 18. Why do we wear goggles in a workshop? a) It is a rule to wear them. b) To look smart. c) To protect our bodies. d) To protect our eyes. 19 / 45 19. To turn current on and off a ........................................ is used. a) plug b) rubber c) stick d) Switch 20 / 45 20. Endurance in sports is when one can ......................... a) only exercise for a minute and stop b) perform activities without getting tired easily. c) perform activities only when it is necessary. d) run for five minutes and stop. 21 / 45 21. To avoid accidents in a playground, learners must........ a) be punctual b) get excited c) obey instructions d) push opponents 22 / 45 22. Mr Zulu spent K170 to produce a door and later sold the door at K210. We can say that he made a ............. a) interest b) loss c) profit d) saving 23 / 45 23. To prevent hand tools from breaking in the workshop, Chawa put them in ................. a) boxes b) sacks c) the bench well d) the tool box 24 / 45 24. The following are parts in music except for............ a) Alto b) Jazz c) Sopano d) Tenor 25 / 45 25. A Home Economics teacher demonstrated to her class how to treat water for drinking. She added chlorine to one container of water and then she boiled some water which she put in another container. She told her class that those two methods help in ........................... water-borne diseases. a) preventing b) protecting c) spreading d) treating 26 / 45 26. Which of the following has the correct list of the items as ranged in a simple circuit? a) Dry cell, connecting wire, socket and a trip switch. b) Dry cell, connecting wire, switch and a bulb. c) Fuse trip switch, bulb and a plastic casing. d) Plastic casing, bulb, dry cell and a socket. 27 / 45 27. Collect a few different fruits and arrange them on a table. Put them in a basket, draw them as you see them. Show their texture and shapes. What type of drawing is this? a) Imaginative b) Memory c) Perspective d) Still life 28 / 45 28. A book used for drawing is called a .............. a) stock b) sketch c) plain d) exercise 29 / 45 29. Which of the following dances is performed by women only? a) Citelele b) Fwandafwanda c) Kayowe d) Shombe 30 / 45 30. Crocheting can be used to ......................... a) join seams b) hem garments c) make decoration d) mend clothes 31 / 45 31. Which of the following musical instruments uses strings to produce sound? a) Guitar b) Drum c) Paino d) Keyboard 32 / 45 32. What is cursor status? It is ................................... a) the colour of the cursor when typing. b) the shape and position of the cursor when typing. c) when the cursor is not used during typing. d) when the cursor is lost. 33 / 45 33. The difference between a hammer and a mallet is that the hammer is ... a) made of metal while a mallet is made of wood. b) made of wood while a mallet is made of metal. c) used for cleaning while a mallet is used for smoothening. d) used for smoothening while a mallet is used for cleaning. 34 / 45 34. It costed Milimo K150.00 to make a table and he sold it at K250.00. He made ..... a) a loss at K100.00 b) a profit of K100.00 c) both profit and loss of K100.00 d) both profit andloss of K50.00 35 / 45 35. Which of the following is not an aerobic activity? a) Sprinting b) Swimming c) Jogging d) Cycling 36 / 45 36. ..................................... is a type of drawing that shows one side of an object at a time. a) Geometric b) Orthographic c) Painting d) Type face 37 / 45 37. A good enterprise can only grow where there is ...................... a) jealousy b) competition c) misunderstanding d) honesty 38 / 45 38. Drawing things from the mind is known as ....................... drawing. a) free form b) imaginative c) pictures d) script 39 / 45 39. Someone washing a car is providing a .................... a) display b) product c) service d) sells 40 / 45 40. What would be a suitable instrument to use when taking body measurement? a) Measuring tape b) Meter rule c) Straight stick d) Strong string 41 / 45 41. An example of a source of light in rural areas is ...... a) brazier b) electricity c) paraffin lamp d) generator 42 / 45 42. Which of the following exercise relaxes the back? a) jogging b) jumping c) Press-ups d) Sit-ups 43 / 45 43. Performing Art can be used to ............................ messages. a) disrupt b) district c) communicate d) repel 44 / 45 44. After being typed, a document was being checked for possible miss spellings and missing words. The document was being .............. a) discarded b) edited c) formatted d) misplaced 45 / 45 45. A good enterprise can only grow where there is ......................................... a) jealousy b) competition c) misunderstanding d) honesty Your score isThe average score is 67%Share with friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Did you Enjoy? Twatotela Send feedback G7 Science 0 votes, 0 avg 24 Twatotela Intergrated Science G7 1 / 33 1. A person who smokes too much tobacco is likely to suffer from................... a) Lung Cancer b) HIV/AIDS c) Rickets d) Diabetes 2 / 33 2. The absence of starch in a leaf is shown when iodine solution turns a) black b) purple c) brown d) colourless 3 / 33 3. Which of the following diseases is prevented by drinking clean safe water? a) Measles b) Malaria c) Tuberculosis d) Typhoid 4 / 33 4. Which of the following is not a basic need for livestock? a) Warmth b) Air c) Food d) Water 5 / 33 5. Blood leaving the heart moving to the body flows through the blood vessel. a) P b) Q c) R d) S 6 / 33 6. Heat in the body is normally spread by ............. a) Sweat b) Air c) Blood d) Water 7 / 33 7. A cow produces 15 litres of milk per day. After it was attacked by parasites, the milk production came to 11 litres a day. The effect of this parasite reduced the milk yield by a) 3 litres b) 4 litres c) 11 litres d) 26 litres 8 / 33 8. Which group of vertebrate animals does a toad belong to? a) Amphibians b) Reptiles c) Mammals d) Birds 9 / 33 9. When a ball is thrown into the air, it falls back again because of the force called a) gravity. b) magnet. c) pressure d) resistance 10 / 33 10. Many cooking pots are made of metals instead of clay because a metal is......... a) a worse conductor of heat. b) a better conductor of heat. c) heavier than clay. d) lighter than clay. 11 / 33 11. Which of the following is a set of non flowering plants? a) Fern and moss b) Black jack and fern c) Moss and beans d) Beans and black jack 12 / 33 12. Which of the following is a source of light in the solar system? a) Earth b) Moon c) Mars d) Sun 13 / 33 13. Dissolved substances in the body are transported by the a) blood b) Insect c) Water d) Wind 14 / 33 14. The diagram below shows the water cycle in nature.What process is taking place at 2 a) Evaporation b) Condesation c) Precipitation d) Transpiration 15 / 33 15. Drinking too much alcohol usually leads to..................... a) happiness b) hardwork c) sleeping sickness d) poor health 16 / 33 16. Which of the following is not a planet? a) Sun b) Venus c) Mars d) Mercury 17 / 33 17. The diagram below represents a flower.The function of the part labelled M is to........... a) receive sunlight b) receive pollen grains c) produce pollen grains d) produce ovules. 18 / 33 18. Study the following lists.1. Iron, Zinc, Copper, Aluminium 2. Carbon, Hydrogen, Zinc, Carbon dioxide 3. Iron, Zinc, Hydrogen, Oxygen 4. Carbon dioxide, Copper, Zinc, OxygenWhich list consists of metals only? a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4 19 / 33 19. Bean seeds are usually dispersed by................. a) Wind b) Explosion c) Water d) Animal 20 / 33 20. The fish ban is practised in Zambia from 1st December to 31st March every year. This is done to ensure that fish is.................................. a) given chance to breed b) protected from being eaten c) not sold on the market d) preferred to meat. 21 / 33 21. What are the benefits of bees being found in a sunflower field? They help in ........... a) pollination b) photosynthesis c) fertilisation d) seed disposal 22 / 33 22. A grade 7 learner carried out the following investigation to find the volume of a stone. Volume of water Volume of water before a stone was after a stone was dipped in dipped in a) 1cm3 b) 2cm3 c) 3cm3 d) 4cm3 23 / 33 23. Learners in a class listed down the following health risks of early sexual debut:Does not increase risk of cervical cancerCannot result in secondary infertilityOnly girls can get STIsBoth boys and girls can get STIsWhich of the health risks listed above is correct? a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4 24 / 33 24. Which of the following is not an agent of pollination? a) Fungus b) Insect c) Water d) Wind 25 / 33 25. In a hydro-electric power station, the energy transformations that take place are a) potential *kinetic •electrical b) potential •electrical *kinetic c) chemical •kinetic —electrical d) chemical •electrical *kinetic 26 / 33 26. Which of the following is a plant material used to control pests? a) Potato b) Tomato c) Red pepper d) Cabbage 27 / 33 27. What electrical appliance can convert electrical energy into light energy? a) RADIO b) BULB c) SPEAKER d) STOVE 28 / 33 28. Study the diagram of the digestive system below.What happens at X? a) Food is digested b) Nutrients are absorbed c) Water is absorbed d) Undigested food is stored before elimination. 29 / 33 29. Study the diagram below carefully. Note that X is from Liquid to GasWhat are the processes X and Y? a) X is Condesation and Y is Evaporation b) Y is Condesation and X is Evaporation c) X is Precipitation and Y is Transpiration d) Y is Precipitation and X is Transpiration 30 / 33 30. Which of the following are skin diseases? a) Leprosy, scurvy and warts b) Measles, scabies and chicken pox c) Scabies, marasmus and leprosy d) Warts, scurvy and syphilis 31 / 33 31. Which of the following living things has a head, body and eight legs only? a) Insect b) Worm c) Spider d) Virus 32 / 33 32. Study the diagram of the digestive system below.In which two parts of the digestive system are food and water absorbed? Note that 3 is the small intestine and 4 is the large intestine. a) 1 and 2 b) 3 and 4 c) 1 and 3 d) 2 and 4 33 / 33 33. Study the apparatus shown below.The apparatus is used to measure................................... a) Mass b) Length c) Weight d) Volume Your score isThe average score is 68%Share with Friends Facebook 0% Reset quiz Exit Did you Enjoy? Rate Us Twatotela Send feedback
