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                    	 	   MOCK EXAMINATION, 2010/2011 SESSION.
			   SUBJECT: C. R. K.
		             CLASS: SSS 3  	         	         TIME ALLOWED: 2½HRS 
 
   INSTRUCTION: Answer ALL the questions. 
When the people of Israel lacked water in the wilderness, they reacted by                                                       (a) appealing to Moses to cry to the Lord   (b) blaming Moses for their plight    (c) blaming the Egyptians for allowing them to leave   (d) asking Moses to strike the rock for water.
The first four commandmants teach us about our                                                                                              (a) duties to God  (b) behaviours in the society  (c) respect for fellow men  (d) duties to the state
God provided the Isrealites with quails and manna in the wilderness of                                                          (a) Rephidim   (b) Sin  (c) Elim  (d) Sinai
The Israelites’ murmurings in the wilderness of Sin were against                                                                    (a) Pharaoh   (b) Joshua   (c) Aaron  (d) God
Joshua’s farewell address to the elders of Israel took place at                                                                           (a) Dan  (b) Bethel   (c) Shiloh   (d) Shechem
In Israel, Deborah’s court as a prophetess was from                                                                                               (a) Rahmah to Kishon  (b) Dan to Beersheba   (c) Rahmah to Bethel  (d) Ephraim to Dan
The Israelites under Barack defeated the Canaanite troops led by                                                                     (a) Jael    (b) Sisera   (c) Deborah   (d) Abinoam
The Israelites rejected the rule of Samuels’s sons because they                                                                        (a) took bribe and perverted Justice   (b) lay with women at the altar   (c) took the sacrifice of God with contempt   (d) ran away from God
Which of the following is not a result of Saul’s sin of disobedience?                                                               (a) Destruction of Jericho   (b) Death of Saul   (c) Saul’s frequent mental crisis                                             (d) Death of Saul’s children
David spared the life of Saul at Ziph because Saul was the                                                                               (a) the Lord’d annointed   (b) surrounded by powerful soldiers   (c) a brave soldier                                        (d) the first king of Israel.
David committed adultery with                                                                                                                         (a) Bathsheba    (b) Michal   (c) Abigail     (d) Jezebal
The snatching of Naboth’s vineyard by Ahab and Jezebel amounted to                                                                                              (a) muder and coveteousness   (b) cheating and falsehood   (c) hatred and stealing                                         (d) greed and insincerity
Who among the following carried out a religious reform in Judah?                                                                          (a) Jonah   (b) Joshua   (c) Josiah   (d) Jezebal
As a result of his greed and corruption, Gehazi was punished with                                                                       (a) leprosy   (b) epilepsy   (c) blindness   (d) deafness 
One reason for Jeremiah’s condemnation of Israel was that they                                                                                                               (a) abandoned their rural life to dwell in cities    (b) practiced cultism and harlotry                                        (c) broke their covenant and followed baals    (d) married foreign wives



Those who made a false report about Daniel were in end                                                                                  (a) warned and demoted   (b) cast into the lions den   (c) made to worship the God of Daniel                        (d) killed by the king
Hosea compared Israel’s love for God to a                                                                                                                                                                                  (a) morning cloud   (b) dark cloud    (c) light cloud  (d) heavy cloud
In prophet Amos’ message, the phrase “you who afflict the rigtheous” implies                                                        (a) turning the law against the innocent   (b) oppressing the faithful and diligent                                            (c) turning aside the needy at the gate   (d) persecuting the poor
John was to identify Jesus as the Lamb of God by seeing                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              (a) Jesus prophesying among other prophets    (b) Jesus offering sacrifice in the Temple                               (c) the spirit of God descending on Jesus like a dove  (d) the spirit of God appearing like an angel
In Jesus’ sermon on the Mount, which of the following shows Christians as “the salt of the earth”?               (a) Emphasising the important of salt to converts   (b) Giving out salt to their hearers while preaching (c) making gospel message pleasant to their hearers   (d) allowing gospel message reflect in their lives
‘Blessed are the peacemakers for     								                           (a) theirs is the kingdom of God’.    (b) they shall be called the sons of God’.     (c) they shall inherit the earth’.    (d) they shall be comforted’.
The term ‘Bread of Life’ signifies 								                            (a) bread with which he fed five thousand people  (b) the manna given to the Israelites in the wilderness.     (c) the gift that ensures eternity   (d) bread which prevents physical death
“Whoever does not bear his own cross and come after me cannot be my disciple.” Jesus illustrated this with the parable of the                                                                                                                                               (a) seed growing secretly   (b) reckoning of the cost of building a house  (c) hidden treasure  (d) pearl of great price 
The greatest evidence of God’s love for man is that He                                                                                             (a) made man in His own image   (b) created man to be in control of all other creation                                   (c) gave His only begotten Son to ensure man’s salvation.   (d) forgave man all his sins
In the parable of the True Vine, Jesus is the stem from which disciples draw                                                                       (a) material assistance  (b) physical energy   (c) spiritual sustenance   (d) their daily bread
After Jesus had cast out the evil spirit from the demoniac, the people			                            (a) asked Jesus to stay for more days   (b) pleaded with Jesus to leave their town                                           (c) asked Jesus to bless them    (d) begged Jesus to teach them the word of God
The love of God for humanity especially for  sinners, is clearly manifested in the parable of the  		    (a) Sower   (b) Mustard seed  (c) Lost coin   (d) Good Samaritan
According to Mosaic Law, the only authority to declare a leper healed was                                                     (a) Jesus   (b) the emperor   (c) the priest   (d)   the elders
Jesus’ reference to Lazarus as ‘fallen asleep’ meant that Lazarus                                                                          (a) had backslidden   (b) was dead   (c) needed rest   (d) was very sick
After his triumphal entry into Jerusalem, Jesus                                  			                            (a) drove the sellers out of the temple  (b) ate the last supper with his apostles                                                (c) began the sermon on the mount  (d) blessed the temple with holy water



According to Matthew, after the arrest of Jesus in the garden of Getsemane, he was first taken to	
        (a) Pontius Pilate, the governor   (b) Caiaphas, the high priest   (c) King Herod  (d) King Agrippa
“Are you the onlyvisitor to Jerusalem who does not know the things that have happened there these days?” This question was asked on the way to
Before his ascension, the apostles asked Jesus, “Lord will you at this time restore the kingdom to Israel? This implied that    (a) some of the apostles wanted posts in Jesus’ government    (b) the Zealots were ready to attack the Romans     (c) they mistook Jesus for a political messiah   (d) they wanted to know Jesus’ plan for them
During the first missionary, Paul was stoned at     (a) Lystra    (b) Cyprus    (c) Perga   (d) Paphos 
“You stiff-necked people, uncercumcised in hearts and ears...” This statement was directed at	(a) the Jews who came for baptism   (b) the Jews in diaspora   (c) the priest, leaders and men of Israel.
Peter’s mission to Joppa witnessed the miracle of     	(a) healing of the paralysed Aeneas    (b) raising of Euthycus   (c) healing of the Lystrian cripple   (d) raising of Dorcas from the dead
‘Grace’, according to St Paul, is the	(a) peace provided all christians   (b) power given to all christians by God    (c) free gift from God for the man of faith.   (d) means of seeing God when we die
The purpose of grace is to 	(a) justify the sinner   (b) cancel the law   (c) enforce the law   (d) encourage the sinner
Speaking on ‘New Life’ in Christ, Paul taught since our life is bound up with christ,                                     (a) we are free from temptation   (b) his future manifestation will be ours also  (c) his coming in glory will be seen by us   (d) we are not subject to elemental spirits
According to Paul, people should desire the gift of prophesy more than speaking in tongues because	    (a) prophecy appeals to unbelievers   (b) speaking in tongues always creates noise in the church     (c) very few people have the gift of prophecy   (c) speaking in tongues is based on self-rigtheousness
In Corinthians, Paul urged  Christians to give  (a) always to those in authority   (b) bountifully and cheerfully   (c) as the need arises        (d) to God and the church
Paul reminded the Corinthians that the basis of the gospel was (a) faith   (b) forgiveness   (c) death              (d) ressurrection
Paul praised the phillipains because they					                                                      (a) were self-rigtheous.      (b) exhibited their material wealth    (c) received Onesimus        (d) sent him gifts 
Paul, in Colossians, advised fathers not to 	        (a) beat their children   (b) provoke their children             (c) starve their children                       (d) discourage their children
The evidence of Jesus’ resurrection according to Paul, in Corinthians, was                                                                 (a) Jesus’empty tomb   (b) Christians who saw the resurrected Jesus   (c) the testimony of Mary Magdalene   (d) Paul’s personal testimony
To be fully prepared for the second coming of Jesus, a christian should                                                                               (a) pray daily   (b) be watchful    (c) attend church regularly   (d) give alms to the poor
All the following are causes of unanswered prayers except				                                        (a) sin   (b) diligence   (c) unfaithfulness   (d) greed
James taughth that pure religion is a combination of 		 			                            (a) prayer and work   (b) thanksgiving and sacrifice   (c) hope and dedication                                                 (d) work and faith



Peter advised Christians living among non-Christians to				                                       (a) protect their rights  (b) disregard the alien laws  (c) live exemplary lives                                                            (d) pray for a change of heart
According to Peter, Christians should rejoice in the sharing of Christ’s suffering so that they may be glad   (a) on the day of transfiguration   (b) at the ressurrection of Jesus   (c) at the ascension of Jesus   (d) when his glory is revealed
God rejected Saul as the king of Israel because of his				                                        (a) disobedience   (b) Pride  (c) selfishness  (d) Violence
Which of these kings succumbed to the sin of greed and killed Naboth the Jezreelite?                                    (a) Ahab   (d) David   (c) Hiram   (d) Saul
The high priest during the reign of King Josiah was						                            (a) Achbor   (b) Asaiah   (c) Hilkiah   (d) Shaphah
‘May your God, whom you serve continually deliver you.’ Which of the Kings made this statement to Daniel?  (a) Cyrus    (b) Darius    (c) Nebuchadnezzar   (d) Ahasuerus
The companion of David in the spy of King Saul in the wilderness of Ziph was		                            (a) Abishai    (b) Abner   (c) Joab   (d) Caleb
Which prophet narrated the Sin of David to him in a parable? Prophet                                                            (a) Ahijah   (b) Jehu  (c) Joel   (d) Nathan
The most giving church to Paul’s ministry was that of the 					                            (a) Corinthians   (b) Galatians   (c) Phillipians   (d) Thessalonians
In the Epistle to the Romans Paul said ‘The end of the law is	                                                                (a) Abraham   (b) Christ   (c) faith   (d) Moses
Paul taugth that sin has no dominion over those who are under				                           (a) authority   (b) faith   (c) grace   (d) the law
Jesus said, ‘I am the true vine and you are the branches’. ‘Branches’ here means the 	 
       (a) Christians   (b) Churches   (c) Disciples   (d) World


THEORY
Answer four questions in all, choosing at least one question from each section.
SECTION A
(a) What is a covenant?								                                        (b) illustrate how God proved to Abraham that He would honour the covenant.
(a) How did Josiah react to the contents of the book of the law found in the house of the Lord by Hilkiah?          (b) State any four of Josiah’s reforms.
(a) Relate the experience of Jonah as he fled from the presence of God to Tarshish                                        (b) Give two moral lessons that could be learnt from his flight.
(a) Describe the social life of Israel during the time of Amos.			                                        (b) Mention four vices condemned by Amos which are still rampant in your society.







SECTION B
Describe the baptism of Jesus as recorded by Matthew and indicate its purpose.
(a) ‘Teacher, what shall I do to inherit eternal life? How did Jesus deal with this question?		
       (b) In what two ways could a christain show concern for others?
Narrate the story of the transfiguration as contained in the synoptic Gospels.
(a) Give an account of how Philip preached the Gospel message to the Ethopian Eunuch.           
       (b) In what two ways was this episode important to christianity?

SECTION C
How did Paul use the case of Onesimus to emphasize the concept of forgiveness.
(a) Outline Peter’s instructions on good citizenship						   
      (b) In what three ways can christians act as good citizens today.
(a) What did James teach on Partiality						                        
      (b) Identify two effects of partiality in society.				
What according to Peter, should be the right christian attitude to persecution and suffering?