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Turkana County Form 4 Entrance Exam Christian Religious Education Paper 1 Question Paper

Turkana County Form 4 Entrance Exam Christian Religious Education Paper 1

Course:Secondary Level

Exam Year:2012

Answer any FIVE questions.
1. a) From the creation stories in Genesis, explain ways in which man is superior to the rest of the creation. (7mks)
b) Identify eight steps God made to bring salvation to human beings after the fall of man. (8mks)
c) State five ways in which Christians have continued with God's work of creation. (5mks)

2. a) Outline seven characteristics of God's covenant with Abraham. (7mks)
b) Mention seven signs that God gave to Abraham. (7mks)
c) How can Christian facing difficulties be encouraged fro the life of Abraham? (7mks)

3. a) What comparison exists between Solomon and Ahab as kings of Israel in relation to the covenant demand? (7mks)
b) Explain four reasons why the kingdom of Israel got divided after the death of King Solomon. (8mks)
c) Why is a leader likely to be rejected in the modern society? (5mks)

4. a) State six role of prophets in the Old Testament. (6mks)
b) Outline the forms of social injustice that Amos condemned in Israel. (8mks)
c) How can Christians avoid God's judgment and punishment? (6mks)

5. a) With reference to the call of Jeremiah, give six different responses made by Jeremiah to God. (Jeremiah 1:4-19) (6mks)
b) Describe the fall of Jerusalem during the time of Jeremiah. (8mks)
c) What is the relevance of Jerusalem during the time of Jeremiah's prophetic ministry to Christians today? (6mks)

6. a) Explain seven roles of God in the Africa Traditional Society. (7mks)
b) In which ways does the government in Kenya minimize problems related to land? (7mks)
c) Why was oath administered in Traditional African communities? (6mjs)

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