a) The body as the temple of God
1. Describe how the body is the temple of God.
2. The fruit of the Holy Spirit that helps us contain our body desires is
A. love
B. tolerance
C. Patience
D. self-control
3. In Roman 12: 1- 2 we are told to worship God through
A. singing
B.praying
C. giving offerings
D. presenting our bodies as living sacrifices
4. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about how the ancient Israelites worshipped God?
A. They offered sacrifies in the temple
B. They travelled for long distances to worship God in the temple
C. They believed that God lived in their bodies
D. They blieved that God lived in the temple
5. Modern Christians believe that
A. God can only be worshipped inthe temple in Jerusalem
B. God can be worshipped anywhere
C. they have to offer animal sacrifices for forgiveness of sin
D. the Holy Spirit is only received in the temple in Jerusalem
6. Mutua thinks that since the Holy Spirit lives in him, he doesn't need to go to church. What advice would you give him?
7. Our bodies are temple of God so we should keep them pure. Give two ways of keeping our bodies pure.
8. In modern Christianity church refers to
9. Name one thing we should do so that the Holy spirit can live in us.
10. The Bible advises us not to conform to the standards of this world.What does this mean?
b) Various drugs and how they used
1. What is a drug
2. Describe one effect of smoking cigarettes?
3. Which of the following is NOT a form of drug abuse
A. taking too many sleeping pills
B. taking tea
C. taking unprescribed drugs
D. inhaling glue
4. The most effective way through which young people can avoid drug abuse is by
5. Name two drugs that are commmonly abused in Kenya.
6. After taking a certain substance with her friends,Milicent came back home feeling drowsy,vomiting,apathetic and unable to concentrate .She is MOST LIKELY to have abused:
A. opium
B. tobacco
C. miraa
D. cocaine
7. NACADA is the national organisationhelping young people against drug abuse. What does NACADA stand for?
A. National Centre Against Drug Abuse
B. National Agency for the Campaign Against Drug Abuse
C. National Campaign Against Drug Abuse
D. National Alliance for the Campaign Against Drug Abuse
8. Which one of the following is the leading cause of young people taking drugs?
A. Adventure
B. Peer pressure
C. Poverty
D. Illness
9. Name three effects of drug abuse on the human body.
10. Name five drugs that can be abused.
C) Sexual misuse
1.Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE about the christian view on sex?
A. God created sex for a man and woman who are married
B. In marriage sex is holy and blessed
C. Prostitution is condemned by Christian teaching
D. Sex was made by the devil to destroy mankind
2. Which of the following statement is NOT TRUE about sexual misuse?
A. Sexual misuse is the wrong use of sex
B. Sexual misuse involves engaging in sexual activities outside God's original design
C. Sexual misuse is not acceptable to God
D. Sexual misuse is generally accepted by the society
3. Which of the following is a homosexual relationship?
A. Gay
B. Gigolos
C. Prostitution
D. Incest
4. The sexual attraction to corpses is called
A. transvestism
B. necrophilia
C. necrophobia
D. exhibitionism
5. The practice of cross- dressing,that is.wearing the clothing of the opposite sex is called
A. transvestism
B. necrophilia
C. necrophobia
D. exhibitionism
6. Gigolo is a
A. female dancer
B. lady who worls as a stripper
C. male prostitute
D. man who works in a bar
7. Secret viewing of people who are naked constitutes
A. pornography
B. voyeurism
C. exhibitionism
D. transvestism
8. What is rape?
9. Which of the following biblical characters was raped?
A. Ruth
B. Tamar
C. Rachael
D. Rahab
10. Kim was sentenced to life in jail for having sex with a child. Kim is best described as a
A. prostitute
B. pedophile
C. rapist
D. peditrician
11. The man in the car is a sugar daddy. Discuss the impact of sugar daddies and sugar mummies in the society today.
d) Effects of sexual misuse
1. Describe five effects of sexual misuse.
2. Explain three effects of sexually transmitted infections
3. Name any two sexually transmitted infections
4. Which of the following is a sexually transmiied infection?
A. Mumps
B. Chlamydia
C. Face warts
D. Sclerosis
5. Describe how irresponsible boy-girl relationships can affect one's education
6. The main reason why Christians condemn abortions is
A. it destroys God's creation
B. it is a crime
C. it is immoral
D. it helps stop early marriages
7. HIV stands fo_____
A. Human Deficiency Syndrome
B. Human Immuno-viral Syndrome
C. Human Immunodeficiency Syndrome
D. Human Immunodeficiency System
8. HIV/AIDS can be spread in all the following ways EXCEPT
A. sexual contact
B. shaking hands
C. transfusion of contaminated blood
D. infected mother to child
9. List any two symptoms of HIV / AIDS
10. The pictures below show a VCT centre.
i What does VCT stand for?
ii Explain how VCTs can curb the spread of HIV/ AIDS
e) Misuse of natural resources
1.What are resources?
2. Name three examples of resources
3. Differentiate between natural and man-made resources.
4. Name two ways in which natural resources are misused
5. In the Kenya, cutting down tress is illlegal mainly because
6. All the folllowing negatively affect our environment EXCEPT
A. mining
B. pruning of plants
C. oil spillage
D. release of poisonous gases into the air
7. Three boys did the following:
i) Daniel: reclaimed a swampy compound
ii) Kariuki: irrigated their dry land
iii) Vincent: cut down some trees in their compound
Who didn't obey God's command taking care for the world?
8. Name the founder of the Green Belt Movement.
9. The pictures below shows waste land after mining. Explain the environmental effects of such wasteland.
1. Name uses of trees in traditional African society.
2. The Kenyan community that considered the Mugumo trees as sacred was the
A. Akamba
B. Agikuyu
C. Abagusii
D. Taita
3. Explain how shrines helped in conserving vegetation in traditional African
4. The kayas were sacred forests characteristic of the _____ community.
A. Taita
B.Pokomo
C. Mijikenda
D. Abaluhya
5. Name two traditional African economic activities that led to misuse of God's creation.
6. Explain how the government ban on animals poaching has helped conserve animals.
7. List the various ways in which the boys and girls are taking care of God's creation in the picture.
1. Explain the Christian teaching on the conservation of the environment.
2. Give two reasons why Christians should take care of the environment.
3. Describe two ways in which Christians can take care of animals.
4. Explain three reasons why wwe should take care of plants.
5. Discuss the role Christians can take in the world as we grapple with global warming.
1. How should we treat animals?
2. What is the Christian teaching on misuse of God's creation?
3. The Kenyan pictured alongside who was awarded Nobel prize in the year 2004 for her efforts in promoting environmental conservation by planting trees is
A. Orie Rogo Manduli
B. Wangari Maathai
C. Njoki Ndungu
D. Charity Ngilu
