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ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK‛S EXAM (P ENG 006)

7. better
SECTION A
13. prefer
ENGLISH (P ENG 007)
the teachers
2. laid 8. tries 14. from
3. ridden 9. ninth 15. choir
4. scientists 10. swampy 16. heroes
5. careless 11. between 17. bookshelves
6. wearing 12. calves
18. The family members were should be treated fairly.
quarantined. 37. Webale preferred weaving to
19. My sister can milk cows. knitting.
20. When shall we go to school? 38. What a tricky man the poacher
21. also known as was!
22. they have 39. He trained hard so that he could
23. We baked cakes that were improve his typing skill.
rectangular. 40. You should always be obedient to
24. Mugizi escaped from school. your parents.
25. The wise girls refused the old 41. The tractor was driven across the
man’s gift. field by my mother.
26. Shade, shall, shape, sharp 42. even if you don’t help me, I can eDWARD TINDIKAHWA, JANe ANNe APIA,
27. Wash, washed, washer, washing plant my tomato seedlings. KAWeMPe MoDeRN KAMPALA quALITY
28. There were landslides in the 43. the thieves who stole Bolingo’s PRIMARY ScHooL PRIMARY ScHooL
western parts of the country. bananas were arrested.
29. We don’t know when the lockdown 44. An official letter is being written
will end. to the headteacher by Tamale. SECTION A 22. ccTV
30. Kate will borrow his bicycle. 45. Gimei asked, “Has the ambulance Sub-section I 23. SMS
31. Opio was so tired that he couldn’t arrived?” In questions 1-10, use the correct form of
go planting the onions. 46. Both the player and the coach were the words in the brackets to complete the In questions 24-26, re-write the
32. unless you wear a mask, you may tested for coVID-19. sentences. sentences giving the plural forms of the
contract coVID-19. 47. Had we terraced the hillsides, we 1. The dough was a _______ of yeast, underlined words.
33. No sooner had I reached the taxi wouldn’t have experienced soil erosion. flour and eggs. (mix) 24. The volcano may erupt anytime.
than I sanitised my hands. 48. Alcohol was used for making 2. Mutebi works as an _________ at 25. The louse may be found in a dirty
34. The internet was being surfed by sanitisers. centenary Bank. (account) blanket.
Piyo. 49. Having said our prayers, we went 3. The things were ________ in an 26. Did the taxi-driver walk to
35. The opposer said that village life to bed. abandoned house. (hide) Parliament?
would get better than urban life. 50. A television is very useful and so is 4. If coVID-19 hadn’t broken out, we
36. Much as cows are animals, they a radio. ________ second term’s work. (do) For questions 27-28, give the opposites of
5. Do you know the ______ of the word the underlined words.
SECTION B ‘salon’? (pronounce) 27. Temporary wards were put up due to
51. (a) The poem is about the 53. a) Agaba Junior wrote the letter. 6. omonya wrote an _____ story. coVID-19 infections.
Mumba tree. (b) The letter was written on 20th (imagine) 28. The vaccine trial was a failure.
(b) The villagers looked at the Mumba June, 2020. 7. This cartoon looks _________ than
as the gate/as a towering tree/as the (c) It was written to the General the other one. (funny) In numbers 29-30, re-write the sentences
tallest tree. Manager, Busunju Sugarcane Growers. 8. The opposition leader raised a point of and give one word to mean the underlined
(c) The Mumba tree grew in the (d) The letter was written to __________ in Parliament. (inform) words.
valley. remind the General Manager about the 9. We should vote ______ for good 29. My Irish potatoes took a period of
(d) The Mumba tree was useful to the broken-down sugarcane crusher. leaders. (wise) fourteen days to sprout.
people in that its bark and leaves were (e) The company is found in Busunju. 10. “chozi” my cow has produced twin 30. The smart phone thief was treated
used as medicine. (f) I think this company is ________. (calf) without mercy.
(e) they didn’t know how old the important because it produces sugar.
Mumba tree was. (g) This company might be useful For questions 11-15, fill in the blank spaces Sub-section II
(f) The fearless chopped the Mumba to the community living nearby by with a correct word to complete the 31. My sister wrote the application.
tree. providing employment to them. sentences. (Begin: The application ______)
(g) eagles lived in the Mumba tree. (h) (i) continue – resume/proceed 11. Many ______ were seen on foot from 32. Baruli has to go to Kampala tomorrow.
(h) Bataka Gideon is the poet. (ii) grateful – happy/thankful/ Kampala. (Re-write the sentence using ________
(I) Some people feared the Mumba pleased 12. Aunt is to uncle as _____ is to going ______)
tree because they thought it was a nephew. 33. our elder sister was a good
goddess. 54. 10, 1, 4, 7, 2, 9, 6, 3, 5, 8 13. ______Karonya nor Amooti broke technician. She repaired the laptop easily.
(j) ferried means carried curfew rules. (Re-write the sentence as one using
55. 1. The announcement was made on 14. our schools have not opened ______ ______ such a ______)
52. (a) Good evening Ssenku. the 9th June, 2020. March. 34. I read many books and became wise.
(b) I am going to the trading 2. capt. George Ntumwa died. 15. A ______ of sheep was seen grazing (Begin: The more ______)
centre. 3. He died in a motor accident. near the maize garden. 35. Pande baked bricks because he
(c) Yes please, I am going to do 4. The body is at Kitwe Hospital wanted to make some money to pay for
some shopping. mortuary. In questions 16-18, arrange the words to school fees. (Re-write the sentence using
(d) I also plan to pass by the 5. Ayub Nyanzi is a Mayor of Kitwe make meaningful sentences. ______ so as ______)
medical centre. town. 16. paid fees had I when closed schools. 36. Barigye asked “Will all the corona
(e) Yes please/oh yes. 6. (a) capt. – captain 17. television learning are from the we. suspects be quarantined today?”
(f) I am going to check on my (b) UPDF – Uganda People’s 18. laptop did buy you the? Why (Re-write beginning: Barigye asked if __)
cousin. Defence Forces. 37. In spite of his wisdom, many people do
(g) He was involved in an accident 7. A mortuary is a room at the For questions 19-20, arrange the words in not respect him. (Re-write the sentence
in town. hospital where bodies are kept. alphabetical order. beginning: Although ____)
(h) Yes, but he was not seriously 8. I think accidents can be avoided 19. carpenter, can, care, carry 38. If that girl does not check her
hurt. by driving carefully, controlling speed 20. lockdown, lock, locking, locked behaviour, she will land in trouble. (Re-
(I) He may be discharged soon. and respecting other road users. write the sentence using ___ unless ___)
(j) oh yes, thank you/yes please, 9. Arrangements means In questions 21-23, give the full forms of 39. This is the boy. His father helped the
thank you. preparations. these short forms. accident victim.
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(Write as one sentence using _______whose _________) 4. When you have sat properly, wear the seat belt, and put Time Activity
40. My friend has gone to test for corona virus. (Begin: A the key in ignition. Mon: 7:00am – 9:00am Chores at home
friend ________) 5. “D” means drive, release hand brake, ease the brake and
Tue: 11:00am – 1:00pm Radio lessons (P5)
41. As soon as Abu ate the berries, he felt stomachache. gently press the accelerator.
(Re-write the sentence beginning: No sooner ________) 6. The car will then move forward as you accelerate. Wed: 2:00pm – 3:00pm Netball Practice
42. Our neighbor is very proud. He doesn’t greet anyone. 7. After checking these, close the bonnet and sit at the Thur: 12:00pm – 3:00pm Dipping cows
(Write as one sentence using ____ too _____ to _____) driver’s seat.
43. They stole my laptop from the car. (Begin: My laptop 8. As it moves, steer straight with hands firmly holding Fri: 6:00pm – 8:00pm Supper preparation
_____) steering wheel at a slow speed. Sat: 10:00am – 3:00pm Coffee picking
44. Kewaza went to the garden. He wanted to plant onions. 9. Turn the key clockwise to start the engine, with the Sun: 9:00am – 11:00am Sunday service
(Re-write as one sentence using ______ in order to ____) right foot on the brake pedal.
45. Kato is very skilled at milking goats. (Re-write 10. First, check if the parked car is ok as it was. 1. Whose timetable is displayed?
beginning: How ______) 2. What does she do on Thursday?
46. Were you informed about carpentry and tailoring? 53. Read the story carefully and answer the questions 3. How long does Maria take at radio lessons?
(Begin: Do you have any ________) about it in full sentences. 4. Why1.do Whose
you thinktimetable is displayed?
she does chores?
47. Kule had a video camera to cover the scientific wedding Exercise for Good Life. 2. does
5. When Whatshedoes she do on Thursday?
pick coffee?
function. (Re-write beginning: If Kule hadn’t had _____) 6. What
3. is How
her shortest
long does activity?
Maria take at radio lessons?
48. George asked have you written the letter I was very astonished when 56-year-old Moses said he (b) Read the poem and answer the questions in full
(Punctuate the question correctly) had moved on foot a distance of twenty-five kilometers in 4.
sentences. Why do you think she does chores?
49. I fell off my bicycle! I was riding to beat curfew time. one-and-a-half hours. I wondered how fast he must be on He cleans
5. up the goat
When doespens
she pick coffee?
(Begin: While I _______) his feet. I was eager to talk to him. When I contacted him Does so to the hens
50. I read a book about coronavirus. It was small. It was about how he had made it, he told me that he was naturally 6. What
They need a cleanishouse
her shortest activity?
interesting. (Write as one sentence without any joining an athlete. Says to himself
word)
In his primary school days, he would run a distance of ten
(b) Read the poem and answer the questions in full sentences
He tethers the kids
Section B kilometers each morning and back home in the evening. Takes the mature ones
51. Read through the dialogue between Atwiine and He went on in high school, university, and when he started To graze in fresh fodder He cleans up the goat p
Dralega. Suggest what Atwiine says. work. Now he is about to retire and has replaced running As they’re older
a) Atwine: ____________________________ with walking. He advises his friends and everyone that Does so to the hen
Dralega: Good afternoon Atwiine. fast walking is good. For at least thirty minutes each day He waters the herd They need a clean hou
b) Atwine: ____________________________ is good enough. It supplies more oxygen to the lungs and In a while he sells some
Dralega: I am rushing to the bank. the heart. It also strengthens the muscles and bones. To customers who come Says to himself
c) Atwine: ____________________________ Chevon is the meat
Dralega: I am going to report the missing of my ATM card. Moses further told me his children are expert athletes The reason he keeps goats He tethers the kids
d) Atwine: ____________________________ and enjoy hiking, cycling, and jogging with him. During Ali Lokungu
Dralega: I knew about it last night. the lockdown, neighbors and friends have learnt the Takes the mature on
e) Atwine: ____________________________ importance of exercising to keep fit after his advice. He 1. Why does he clean up the pens? To graze in fresh fodd
Dralega: No, I haven’t reported to police. says walking twenty-five kilometers in thirty minutes is 2. Where does he graze the goats?
f) Atwine: ____________________________ his target. He is also planning an “old men” association to 3. Why do you think he keeps goats? As they’re older
Dralega: I was not coming from anywhere! interest them in brisk walking to fight old age diseases like 4. Name the goat meat.
g) Atwine: ____________________________ prostate cancer, diabetes, and high blood pressure. 55. Choose a suitable wordSECTION to fill in the B blank spaces. He waters the8.herd
Dralega: I was at home. You know there is curfew. Ought, act, parents, blaming, duty, chores, children,
h) Atwine: ____________________________ “If all of us exercise more and feel well, we shall have a 1. Given the
trouble, child, guardian number 3042 five, In a while he sells som
Dralega: I was re-arranging my documents. healthier life” he advises everyone. a) Show the number on an abacus. To customers who co
i) Atwine: ____________________________ Some _____ blame stepmothers for trying to correct
Dralega: Oh yes, I need to report the loss to police. 1. Whom is the story about? them andb) giveWhat is the
them_____ place
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as theyvalue
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the or _______
number 3042five, to help children grow hecandidate
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Dralega: The report to the bank will help to alert all 3. How would Moses go to school daily? up responsibly. _______
a) Show
c) Find the sumatof
the number home
on like
an abacus.
the 4 and fetching
2. water, lockdown on
branches about the missing ATM card. 4. What has replaced his running in old age? cooking, orb) cleaning
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5. Why is fast walking important to someone? 2.
_______ Mr.
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6:ooam –
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items. parents expect of them and _______
to make sensible steps to take in driving an automatic car. (b) moved on foot c)
accordingly. Find the sum
Children who of keep
the 4 on
and_______
2. stepmothers 9:30am –
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the average
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1 
2
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exchange from
rate for Jinja?
United States dollar
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Work out:
4.2
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4.2
– 8.5
4.2 8.5 ++ 7.6
8.5 7.6 Y c) How long did the taxi stay at100
Jinja?
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b) Simplify:
b) Simplify:
b) Simplify:
3
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7. The exchange
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3800 0 each
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(US
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$) to
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Uganda
shillings
shillings
and Kenya
shillings and Kenya
and Kenya
shillings
shillings
(KES) (KES)
(KES)
to Uganda
to Uganda
Uganda
shillings
shillings
are shown
are shown
shown vehicle.
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shillings to shillings are 6
below. below.
below. a) If Mulindwa bought a television at KES SOLUTONS 2
3  2x y 
0
1 4 11.
US $1 US
US
= UGX
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UGX 3800
UGX 3800 190,000, find the cost of the television
1 4 3    
KES 1 KES
KES
= UGX in US $.  3  y  
11 =
=37UGX 37
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a) If a)
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If Mulindwa
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a television
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at KES
KES b) A trader had 280 United States
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how much is this in Uganda shillings.
4 2 9 2
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find
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in US
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how much
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in Uganda
in Uganda
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shillings.
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8.
b) Calculate the perimeter of the figure.
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7:00am Units 10:00am 11:00am
8:00am 9:00am 555 059= 
6. a) Work out: 4.2 – 8.5 + 7.6 
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b) Simplify:
lockdown daily
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Time rate for UnitedActivity 
7. The exchange States dollar thousand, fifty nine. 
b)HowSOLUTONS
2
6:ooam
(US $) to–Uganda
9:30amshillings
TV lessons
and Kenya far is Kampala from Jinja?  2 x  y   2 x  y 3.   218x ÷1y= 18
9:30am(KES)
– 11:45am Physical exercise 3. 18 ÷ 1 = 18 11.   18
  × 1 = 18   5
shillings to Uganda shillings are shown 1 4 3 c)How long did the taxi stay at y   y   18 y÷ 2 =9 Or
11:45am – 1:00pm Bathing and washing
 Jinja? =
below.
 3 18 ÷ 2 = 9 Or 9 × 2 = 18 5
1:00om – 2:30pm Lunch and resting 1. 18 ÷ 3 = 6
US $1 = UGX 3800 d)Which vehicle took more time to cover  2 the
x  ydistance?
  2 x  y  = -1
2:30pm
KES – 4:00pm
1 = UGX 37 Playing 4 2 9 18 ÷ 3 = 6 3 ×= 6 = 18
 
 A= {1, 2, 3, 6, 9, 18}
a)4:00pm
If Mulindwa boughtRevision
– 7:30pm a television at KES e)Calculate the average speed for each vehicle. y   y 
A = {1, 2, 3, 6, 9, 18} = +1
190,000,
a) How find thedid
many minutes cost ofspend
she the television 2. Number of subsets = 2n
Number of subsets = 2n  2  4  3   2  412.
 3 
in US $. television?
watching Thousands Units =    n(A) = 6
16
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A she
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555 059 n(A) = 6
how much
subject, is many
how this insubjects
Uganda does
shillings.
she y-
555059 ⇒ Five hundred fifty five 2n = 2
ed revise a day? n
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=    10 = (
d c) In your own understanding, why do you thousand, fifty nine.  5   5 
think this candidate taes time doing = (2 × 2) × (2 × 2) × (2 × 2) 17
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s physical exercise?
=  =(
1 18 ÷ 2 = 9 Or 9 × 2 = 18 ×5
= (4 × 4)  4 5
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2 18 ÷ 3 = 6 3 × 6 = 18 = -1 × -1
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= 64 subsets 97 5 5 07 : 48 hrs
Number
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hundred= fifty 2n five = 16 × 4 12. =  811 – 8
SOLUTONS  8  3   8  3   62 x  y  2
22
18 ÷ 2 2= 9 2 = (4 × 9
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thousand,
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nine. 4

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= 8 × 8 × 8 7
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3 1÷ 1 = 718 1 73 1 1.7 72
= 161 × 347× 6 =7 18 axis = -1 × -1
3. 18 n 186× 12 = 18
575 5 pass 5 6
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=2 3 2 2 4 B = 512 1 represents Monday, therefore the
2= 646subsets = 10 = +1 8 11 – 8

ple
A =÷ 2
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9 3, 5. 6, 9, 3(18}
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+4.Or 9a ×+ 23)= 18   5  5  2 x  y   2 x  y 
5. 3(a +June 2(a + 3)
2)21,– 2020 341 = 2 (27× 9 2) ×1(2  7× 2) 7× (2 4 5 
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2 6 2  32
4. 3a +6  – 2a – 6 2. 7 : 48 am

mathematics Solutions (P Maths 005)

5. 3(a + 2) – 2(a + 3) = 512
A3= 1{1, 2,73, 6, 9,
3 4  2  4  3   2  4  3 
118} 7
3a – 27 n(A)
a + 6= –=66(4 × 4) × 4 y -= +1 53 A
3a – 2a + 6 – 6
3an+Thousands
6 –6 2a – 6 Units axis
8 A = 
5

5
 C 00 : 00 C
16.
Number of subsets = 2n 2 12.    
5. 3(a + 2) – 2(a + 3) a == 216 555 ×4 059 2 3 B 07 : 48 hrs
a 3a – 2a + ⇒ 6 –Five6 hundred fifty five 410
2
7 A
n(A) = 6555059 == (2
64 × 2)
subsets × (2 × 2) × (2 y -  8  3   8  3  C
3a + 6 – 2a – 66. =   7:48 am = 07 48 hrs
6. axis 1   
× 2) a fifty nine. 3169 2
2 2n =thousand,
26
10  B5   5 
3a 2 – 2a +66 – 6 2  2 28 4 30 33 56 38 45 56 A C 8
17. (5 + 6)
–8
4. 28 30  33 6. 3. 38= (2 =×45(4
2)
18 ÷ 1 = 18 ×× 4)
(2 × × 4
2) × (2 18 × 1 = 18
3 7
a, 1  7, 7 , , , , 8 1 1 5 2 5 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 x-
× 2),1 , , , 9 25 1 2 3 = 4  5 6 7 8 9 10 8
x-
11 – 8

+2 18+3
28 =÷16 230=× 94+533 +7 38Or +11 45 9 × 256 = 18 5 5 axis
axis
6.5. 3(a +2 + 2) – 2( +3a + 3) +5 = (4 +7× 4) ×+11 4 7 83 = 8 × 8 × 8
, = 64,subsets , , , 8 1 4
a) A(2, 3) and B(6, 10)
a) A(2, 3) and B(6, 10) 1
= -1 × -1 2 3 4 5 18. 6 7 8 9 10 x-
18 ÷ 3 = 6 3 × 6 = 18
21a –7.633 = 16
1 ×4 1 + 1+7 =2÷2 =1r0 18. axis
7. 328 a + 6 –30 38
1 1 A0= {1, +245 1
1two + 1 +3
=562 ÷ 2 =+51 r 0 +11 13. 72km ⟶ m = 512
1 1 02
1 2, 3, 6, 9, 18} 13. 72km 7 ⟶ m36 = +1 90 
,2 a ,6+ 6 – 6, 2  2 ,4= 64 ,subsets
two
1+1=2÷2=1r0 1
a)
2
A(2,
3
3) and
4
B(6, 10)
5 6 7 908 9 10 18.C x -
4. 3a – 2
 1 1 1
 1 1 11two
7. 7
+11 = 2 ÷ 2 = 1 r 0
1 + 1 = 2 ÷ 1km 2 = 1= r1000m 0 1km = A 1000m
3+2 7 +3 1  7 +5 +7
Number +11
of subsets = 2 n
5 12. 30 30  axis
2 6 a 2  2 140 1 1 1 0 1two 1 + 1 + 1 = 3 ÷ 2 = 1 r 1 6
1 2 two 13. 72km ⟶ m
1 0 1 0 0+two 01 + 0 1 + 1 = 3 ÷ 2 = 1 r 1 a) A(2, 3)
2and B(6, 72km 10) = (72 × 1000)m 90
4.
5. 3(a + 72) 1– 2( a7 3) 7  1 1 1two n(A) = 6 1 + 1 = 2 ÷72km
two 2 = 1 =r (72 0 × 1000)m
18. 60 60
7.6. 3 1 1 1+1=2÷2=1r0 1+1=2÷2=1r05 4
1kmy -= 1000m
30
1 1 0 1two 1+1=2÷2=1r0 13. 72km 2 hrs ⟶ seconds N
n1 + 16 + 1 = 3 ÷2 = 1⟶
2 hrs r⟶1 m 1
seconds axis
N
3 a + 6 – 2 a – 6 1 0 1 0 0 2 = 2 72km = (72 × 1000)m 90  B
5. 3(a + 2) – 2(a + 8. 3) 1 tone = 1000kg 1 + 1 = 2 ÷two 2=1r0 4 10 60
8.  130
128tone = 1 1two
1000kg 33 38 45 56 1 + 1 = 2 1km ÷ 2 ===11000m r0 3 1hr = 3600 seconds
3a3+a 6– –22aa, +–66 – 6 = (2 × 2) × (21hr × 2) 3600
× (2 seconds A2 hrs ⟶ seconds 30
,
1 0 1 0 025 , ,
×
1 + 1,25
2)
+1=3÷2=1r1
2hrs
1 = (2 2× 3600)3 seconds 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 C x -
two 2.5
1000 8.tones1 = =
tone 1000
1000kg 72km
2hrs 3 =
=
(72
(2 ×
×
3600)
1000)m
seconds
9 60  axis
3a –2.5 2+2
a tones
+6a – 6+3
= +5 +7110 +11 2 A 1hr = 3600 seconds C
10 +1=2÷2=1r0
a 25 = (4 × 4) × 42a)hrsA(2, ⟶ seconds
3) and 1 B(6, 10)
1
36 N
60ι
60ι
6. 2.5 tones= 25 = × 100  1000 2 36 2hrs = (2 ×83600) seconds 18. B
0D
8.
7. 1 tone = 1000kg
0 72 10 01 0
1 = 25 × 100 1+1=2÷2=1r0 1 N B
6. 1 1 0 1two 10 = 16 × 413. 1hr 72km D⟶ mseconds
= 3600 72 10 S
 N
S1  90
2.5
28 30 25=33
tones 1, 1 = 1, 
2500kg
1000
38 45 1 = 56
1=+2500kg 2÷2=1r0
= 25 × 100 = 64 subsets 2hrs
1km == (2
T1000m 2  36seconds
× 3600) 0 T0 21  36 7 3600
60ι
,
28 30 33 , , 56 D 1
72  10 0 0 7 30 860ι 9
10 38 45 x-N
two
9.
1 1 1  S2  3 4 5 6 10
9. ,1 0,1 0,0 , , 1 + 1 + 21 = 3 ÷ 2 = 1 r 1 6 30ι
axis
+2 +3 two +5 2+7 6 +112  2 4 = 2500kg 72km = (72 1 1
×
= 10m/sec
36 1000)m
2 3 T
= 10m/sec 4 25  36 60 0 7 8 9
60  10 30ι
x- 60ι
+2 +3 = 25 +5×4.100 +7 +11   a) A(2, 3)
D⟶ seconds 72 and B(6, 10) 1 1 axis 60ι B
14. 10 0 0 × 10 = 0.0453
1+1=2÷2=1r0 N
7.
9. 3 1 17+ 1 = 21÷ 7 2 = 1
7
r 0 a)14.A(2, 23) hrs
S0.00453
  B(6,
and × 1010)
0.00453
= 0.0453 5 18. 30ι N
11 11= 0
1
1=two 2500kg 13. 72km T ⟶ m2  36 0 0 = 10m/sec 18. A A
7.8. tone 1000kg 1+1=2÷2=1r0
1 1 0 1two 5. 3(a + 2)1 –+2( a +
1=2÷2=1r0 3) 13. 72km ⟶ 1hr m = 3600
0.0453 × 101 seconds
= 10.0453 × 10 = 0.453
0.453 90  60ι
9.  111 1km = 1000m 14. 0.00453 × 410 = 0.0453 90 90° + 90° + 60°
 1 1 1=two 25 two 1+1=2÷2=1r0
= 10m/sec 0.453 × 10 = 4.53 30+ 90°30ι
90° + 60° A
2.5 tones 10003a +1 6+ 1– +2a1 –= 63 ÷ 2 = 1 r 1 0.453 × 10 = 4.53 seconds
2hrs
1km = 1000m = (2 × 3600)
30 
10100 10two 1 + 1 + 1 = 3 ÷ 2 = 1 r 1 0.0453 × 10 = 0.453 180° + 60°
72km = (72 × 1000)m 60+ 60°
1 0 1 0 0 two
60ι 60ι 14. 0.00453
72km = (72 × 1000)m × 10 1= 0.0453 0.00455 = 4.53 × 3 10-3 180° 60ι
3a – 2a 1+ +61–=62 ÷ 2 = 1 r 0 0.00455 = 4.53 36 × 10
-3
0.453 × 10 = 4.53
A 60 A
90° + 90° + 60°
C
= 25 × 100 1 + 1 = 2 ÷ 2 = 1 r 0 2 hrsD ⟶ seconds 340° NB
10. Sp = Buying pricea – loss
2 hrs 0.0453
⟶ seconds
S
 × 1015. =72 10 0 0
0.453 2
340° N N + 60°
180°
8. 1 Sp 1 tone = 1000kg 60ι 15.
8.10. = =Buying price – loss -3
tone 1000kg = 2500kg
1hr = 3600 1hr =T3600 2seconds  36 0 00.00455 = 4.53 × 10 90° + 90° + 60° ∴ The bearing of A from B is 340°
6. UGX 250,000 0.453seconds× 10 = 14.53Sun 1 Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat∴ The bearing of A from B is 340°
60ι 340°
UGX 25 10.
250,000 Sun Mon Tue Wed
15. 1 Thur Fri Sat
9. 25 =  Sp = Buying price – loss 2hrs = (2 seconds 0
× 3600) seconds 2 1 3 4 5 6 19. 28° + 90° + 2P = 180°
2.52.5 = tones
tones  UGX= = 
60ι1060,000 
1000 1000 UGX 60,000 2hrs = (2 0
0.00455
× 3600)1 == 4.53 2
× 10 3-3 4 5 6
180° + 60° 30ι
19. 28° + 90° + 2P = 180°
10 10m/sec ∴ The bearing of A from B is 340°
UGX28 190,000 30 250,000 33 38 45 562 + 201 = ___ 1(mod 2 + 20 =Sun ___ (mod Mon 7) Tue Wed Thur Fri
UGX 190,000 UGX 7) 340° Sat 60ι+ 2P = 180° 60ι
118°
118° + 2 P = 180°
× 100, , UGX,60,000 , , 14. 0.00453 × 10 = 0.0453 0 1
= 15. 36 36
10. Sp = Buying =price 25= ×25 –100
loss
D 72D10 072010 0 0
2 13 2 4 3 5 4 6 5
N 26P19. 7 62  B+ 890° + 29P = 180°
28° B x - 22.
10
+2 +3 +5 +7 S 

+11 S  2 + 20 = ___ (mod 7) NA
∴ The bearing of 118° - 118°
A from 2P = 180° - 118°
B is+ 340° axis
UGX 190,000 118° - 118° + 2 P =2 180° - 118°
2 118° + 2P = 180°
UGX=250,000 2500kg
= 2500kg TSun
0.0453 2 TMon × 100=Tue
36 36 Wed
2 00.453 0 0a) A(2, Thur Fri Sat Me
=  UGX 60,000 0 1 1 1
1 2 1 3 4 3) and
5 B(6, 6 10) 60ι
19. 28° 90°+ +90° 90° P = 180°
+ +260°
60ι 2 P 62  22.
18. 
9. 0.453 × 10 = 4.53 P = 31°
7. 1+1=22 ÷2 = 1 =r ___0 2 118° 2 - 118° + 2P = 180° - 118°
9. 1
+= 20
10m/sec (mod 7)
30ι
30ι 1 14
UGX 190,000 1 1 0 1two = 10m/sec -3
13. 72km ⟶ m
180°118° + 60°+ 2P = 180°
60ι 1 + 1 = 2 ÷0.004552 = 1 r 0= 4.53 × 10
90
 1 1 1two 14. 0.00453 × 10 = 0.0453
14. 0.00453 × 10 = 0.0453
1km = 1000m 1 20. A 118°  11
340°
23 - 118° +
36 P = 31°
2
20 P = 180°
36
25 30
- 118°
5
10. Sp = Buying price – loss1 0 1 0 0 1 15.
1 + 1 + 0.0453= 3 ÷ ×2 10 = 1= r0.453
1 A
72km = (72 × 1000)m
UGX 250,000
two
1 + 1
0.453= 2 ×÷
0.0453 × 10 = 0.453
Sun2
10 == 1 Mon
r
4.53 0 Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat 90° +20.
1 90° +36 
∴ The bearing of A from60
60°
11
23 2 3620
36 36
25
B is 340°
36 = 22 × 32
4
LUTONS
=  UGX 60,000  2 x  y 
2
 2 x  y   2 x  y 0.453 0 ×1 10 = 4.53 2 22
hrs ⟶ seconds 90° + 90° + 60°
2 3 4= 3 r 1 5 6 180° + 60° 19. 28° + 90° + 2P = 180°
60ι 8.11. 1        0.004552 =+ 4.53 UG
UGX 190,000 
tone = 1000kg
y   y   y 0.00455  20 = ___
× 10-3 7
(mod 7) 1hr = 3600 seconds 36 + 2
180° 60° 18
2 36 3636= 2=2 2× 2 × 32 × 2
60ι = 4.53 × 10-3 340° 118° + 2P = 180° 15
10. Sp = Buying price – loss 25 15. 1 represents Monday, therefore the 340° next 3 9
2
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= 2 × 3
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x Buying  2 –x loss
 y2.5  2 x = y  21000
 tones
10  x  y   Sun 215.x y 3 r 1 Wed Thur2hrsFri= (2 Sat
Mon = Tue
× 3600) seconds ∴ The bearing of A from
118° - 118° +B2isP 340°
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19. 28° + 90° + 2P = 180° 3 9 A from B is 340°
y  60,000 ∴ The bearing of
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118° - 118° + 2P = 180° - 118° + 2 P = 180°
60ι
059  2 x  y   29.x  y   y2 x  y   y   y 22 7 :=48 3 ram 1 07 : 48 hrs
25118° - 118° + 2P = 180° - 118° 25 = 5230ι
d fifty five11.     2  4  3    2  4 83 3   8  3  7 1 represents = 10m/sec Monday, therefore the next 5 25
 y =  y    y = 2 x 
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5 5 25 = 52 ÷ 22
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
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nits 9 × 2 = 18  5   5  = 5 5    7 : 48 am 16. 0.453 00 :×00 10 = 4.53 36 6 11
  15 =5
59  2  4  3   260ι  4  3 5   17. 85(5 + 6) – 8 83 = 8 × 8 × 8
07 : 48 hrs 25 5 180° + 60°
3 × 6 = 18 = 5 5   = -1 × -1
 16. 00 : 00 0.00455 = 4.53 × 10-3
36 6
d fifty five =   5   5 8  3   8  3  811 – 8 = 512   1 15 340°
5 10.5 Sp = Buying price == +1
 – loss    07 : 48 hrs 15. 7:48 am = 07 48 hrs More
25 answers
5 and questions next Sunday
  5    5  3
8 =8×8×8
n  83  83
==-1 × -112.   UGX 7:48 am = 07 48 hrs 17. Sun 8(5 + 6) Mon–8 Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat
∴ The bearing of A from B is 340°
 250,000
18 × 1 = 18  5   =5UGX  5
60,000 5 = 512 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 19. 28° + 90° + 2P = 180° b)
A) = 6 = +1 y- =  17. 8(5 + 6) – 8 811 – 8

section a
1. The pulmonary vein carries oxygenated
blood from the lungs to the heart.
2. The lemon contains citric acid that
destroys the virus.
3. A dustbin is used for proper disposal
of dust and rubbish picked from the
classroom.
4. Fruits are rich in vitamins which keep the
body healthy and protected from diseases,
Fruits improve body immunity.
5. Sorting, floating off the dry leaves.
6. Mushrooms do not have chlorophyll.
7. Air occupies space.
8. Trees reduce soil erosion, Trees provide
shades.
9. May result into floods.
10. Many birds can be kept in a single room.
11. By withdrawing in its shell. Snails hide in
their shells if they are attacked.
12. Rare gas.
13. An egg won’t hatch if not fertilised,
when the conditions are not favourable.
14. Prescribed drugs prevent over dose /
under dose, Prevent drug abuse and drug
misuse
15. Houseflies spread germs which cause
diseases to people.
16. Chemical change.
17. A.
18. Molecules are tightly packed together,
Molecules are closely packed together
19. The ovary produces the ovum while the
oviduct is where fertilisation of the ovum
occurs.
20. Sanitisation helps to remove and kill
germs.
21. Gaseous state.
22. Bush burning kills/destroys the
bacteria/living organisms of the soil, leads
to soil erosion
23. A wedge
24. Physical body exercises help to keep
the body systems in good working condition.
25. Protein.
26. A ventilated house enables proper air
circulation.
27. Microscope.
28. A P7 candidate can use it to observe
and identify microbes or micro organisms
such as bacteria and virus. Can be used to
see tinny/ microscopic organisms.
29. Presence of moisture and warmth.
30. Symbiotic mode of life. “Plants exist
because animals exist and animals exist
because plants exist.
31. A bat moves at night with the help of
echoes.
32. Children can easily misuse the drugs,
overdose themselves or simply destroy the
drugs, To prevent drug poisoning
33. Anti-social behaviours common in
SECTION A
1. When do chameleons change
their colour? The diagram below shows a tuber crop.
2. In which one way is water
from unclean source dangerous to
people? FINAL PASS PLE ISSUE SEVEN
5. Apart from tree planting,
Below is medical equipment. Use it to identify any one income generating
answer questions 3 and 4 project one can start at home
especially during this COVID-19
lockdown.
6. How do mulches help to
control the growth of weeds in a
garden?
pass
ple
Integrated science answers (P SC 006)
the teachers
Edison
Mugyenyi,
St Joseph’s
Nsambya Girls
Primary School
schools include smoking, alcoholism, abusing,
stealing and escaping
34. To prevent faeces and urine from going
into water and contaminate it.
35. Cholera, typhoid, bilharzias.
36. Ambulances help to rush people in
critical conditions to referral hospitals.
37. Mixed cropping keeps the soil fertile.
The farmer gets a variety of produce.
38. Pasteurised milk is heated rapidly at
either to 630C for 30 minutes or 730C for
15 minutes and then cooled rapidly to kill
germs.
39. Knapsack sprayer.
40. The farmer uses it to spray animals
or crops with pesticides or insecticides
respectively.
SECTION B
41. a) The 4Fs are the Faeces, Flies,
Fingers and food. Flies can visit the faeces,
and then go to the food. The fingers are
used to eat the dirty or contaminated food.
b) Diarrhoea
c) Keeping clean, cover food and proper
disposal of faeces.
d) Washing hands regularly controls both
COVID-19 and diarrhoeal diseases.
42. a) Farm records help the farmer to
maximise profits, Helps to know income and
expenditure
b) Capital, Premises/land or site, Market ,
Transport, Management, Labour.
43. a) Distillation method
b) The condenser turns/cools the vapour
into liquid.
c) Distilled water doesn’t have mineral salts
required by the body.
d) Heat from the sun.
44. a) Drugs that kill insects can easily
affect human beings more than the
mosquito net.
Integrated science (P SC 007)
FINAL PASS PLE ISSUE SEVEN
3. Name the medical equipment
shown above.
4. How is the above equipment
useful to people during this COVID-19
pandemic?
The illustration below shows correction
of an eye defect. Use it to answer
questions 7 and 8.
Michael
Kimbowa
Ssonko,
Lubiri Primary
School
b) Red blood cells.
c) The anopheles mosquito rests in an
oblique position while a culex rests in a
horizontal position on the body.
d) The male mosquito doesn’t feed on blood.
45. a) Incident ray.
b) Angle of incidence is equal to the angle
of reflection, The normal ray is incident at
900 to the reflecting surface.
c) To get angle r, need to find angle i first
i + 450= 900
i + 450 – 450 = 900 - 450
i = 450
So since angle i is 450, then angle r is also
450 because the law of reflection states
that the angle of incidence is equal to the
angle of reflection
46. i) Green is earth wire
ii) Red is Live wire
iii) Black is neutral.
b) Colours are for identification of the wire
used at different points. This is to avoid
short circuiting/prevent electric shocks
47. a) Puberty is the stage of development
when one becomes sexually mature.
b) Pregnancy is the period taken from
conception to giving birth; Pregnancy is
the acquisition of a fertilised ovum in the
uterus.
c) Menses are the remains of a collapsed
uterine wall and the ovum after a failed
pregnancy.
- Blood and other matter discharged from
the uterus at menstruation.
d) Adolescence is the transition stage
between childhood and adulthood.
- Adolescence is the stage of growth
when one starts to experience primary and
secondary sexual characteristics.
48. a) A is a Cork, B is the Vacuum.
b) Wood and plastic are poor conductors of
7. What eye defect has been
corrected in the above illustration?
8. What could have caused the
eye defect mentioned above?
9. Give any one way an apiarist
can control the swarming of bees.
10. State any one danger of
plastics in the environment.
11. Why does a person suffering
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heat.
c) A thermos flask keeps our items kept in
it at the same temperature required by the
user, Keeps hot things hot and cold things
cold.
49. a) i) Bush fallowing is the practice of
leaving part of the land in bush/without
cultivating it to enable it to regain its
fertility.
ii) Mulching is a garden practice where a
garden is covered by dry plant materials in
an effort to reduce loss of moisture from
the soils.
b) i) Wheelbarrow is used to carry items
such as soil, harvest, rubbish, and tools.
ii) A rake is a garden tool used to collect
rubbish or weeds.
50. a) i) Fuse breaks the circuit in case of
high voltage flow, when short circuit has
occurred.
ii) Wires/cables make the path for the
electrons across the circuit, Conducts
electricity
b) Filament.
c) Chemical energy changes to electric
energy.
51. a) A is inhalation, B is exhalation.
b) A the diaphragm flattens, B the
diaphragm regains its doom shape.
52. a) The vulnerable groups are people
whose life can easily be endangered.
b) These are; the very young, the very old,
the ill, the pregnant ladies
c) The care includes; feeding them,
watching over their activities (babies),
keeping/cleaning them, giving them first
aid.
53. a) Excretion is the removal of waste
substances from the body.
b) Organs for excretion include: kidney,
skin, lungs, liver
c) Excretion helps to remove toxins from
the body.
54. a) i) Floating objects are substances
that keep on the surface of the fluids.
They have a lower density than that of the
fluids on which they are floating.
ii) Sinking objects have a higher density
than the liquid or fluid they are put. Sinking
objects go to the bottom of the FINAL
fluid. PASS PLE ISS
b) The stone has a higher density than
water
c) The stone is irregular. One cannot
measure its length, width, height.
55. a) Stroking method.
b) It will be repelled since they will be like
poles with X
c) The cork prevents attraction of magnets.
Maintains the magnetism of the permanent
magnets.
d) An iron rod can be attracted by a
magnet.
from malaria become anaemic?
Use it to answer questions 12 and
13.
12. Name the part labeled K.
13. To which group of tuber crops
does it belong?
14. How does tree cutting in an
area lead to soil erosion?
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Integrated science (P SC 007) FINAL PASS PLE ISSUE SEVEN

15. A part from breast feeding, name one other
natural method of child spacing.
16. Which element of PHC is promoted when a
pregnant woman visits a hospital for antenatal?
17. How do UMEME workers prevent the breaking
of electric wires in between electric poles during a
cold weather?
SS PLE ISSUE SEVEN
18. Give any one common use of shadows to people
and other animals. FINAL PASS PLE ISSUE
19. In which state of matter is ghee at room
temperature?
20. Why are mothers encouraged to breast feed
their new born babies exclusively for the first six
months?
21. The water hyacinth is a weed that is
dangerous on our lakes. State any one danger of this
weed.
22. What is hibernation?
23. Which body system is commonly affected by
tetanus?
The diagram below shows organs of the respiratory
system. Use it to answer questions 24 and 25.
the preparation of sauce at home. 49. The diagram below shows a modern garden tool.
Use it to answer questions that follow.
38. Why are people encouraged to use clay
charcoal stoves when cooking?
39. State any one difference between a frog and
a toad.
40. Why are pregnant women tested for HIV
status during antenatal care?
SEVEN
SECTION B
41. a) Identify the major characteristic of
mammals. a) Give any two uses of the above tool on a farm.
b) Name two examples of an egg laying mammal. b) Why is the above farm tool regarded as a
c) In which one way are mammals different from complex machine?
reptiles? c) Give one advantage of the above machine over
other local tools used on a crop farm.
42. In the table below, match items in A with
those in B correctly 50. a). What are root tubers?
b). Name any one disease which attacks cassava plants
A B
in a garden.
Lungs Stores mineral salts c). Apart from cassava and sweet potatoes, name one
other
FINAL PASS PLEexample
ISSUE of a root tuber.
SEVEN
Heart Balances the level of water d). Why is a sugarcane plant not regarded as a stem
in the body tuber crop?
Liver Pumps blood in the body
43. 51. The diagram below is of a lung fish. Use it to
Kidney Excretes carbon dioxide answer questions that follow.
a). Name two process involved during distillation of
alcohol.
b). Give any one use of alcohol to people.
c). How is alcoholism dangerous to people?

44. Some people in Uganda keep rabbits to get

income and meat.
a). Give any two ways in which the farmers can keep
these rabbits healthy.
b). How can you identify a sick rabbit from the
healthy ones?
c). Name one common exotic breed of rabbits.
FINAL PASS PLE ISSUE SEVEN
a) Name the parts labelled A and B.
b) How is the part labelled B important to the
above fish?
c) Why is the above fish good for children
suffering from kwashiorkor?

45. a). What is immunity? 52. a). What is seed dormancy?

24. Using an arrow, indicate the position of the
heart
25. Which part of the skeleton protects the
above body organ?
26. How does slashing tall grass near our homes
control malaria?
b). Mention two ways of acquiring immunity.
c). Identify the component of blood responsible
for body’s immunity.
46. a). Define the following as applied in measurement
i) Mass ii) Weight
b). A block of wood has a mass of 24g and volume
of 6cc. Find its density.
c). Why does a stone thrown up fall back on the
ground?
1
b).Give any two factors that may cause seed dormancy.
c). How important is moisture during seed
germination?
53. a). Identify any one good health practice done by
individuals in your community.
b). Name any two groups of people with special needs
in your community.
c). Suggest one activity carried out to promote child
to child programme in your community.

27. Apart from killing germs, how else is 47. The diagram below is of an intestinal parasite. 54. The diagram below shows a family planning method.
hydrochloric acid important in the stomach? Study it carefully and use it to answer questions that Study it carefully and answer questions that follow.
follow.
28. How is germination similar to sweating?

29.
A When a glass with coldBwater was put on a
table, water droplets were seen on the outside of the
LungsWhich
glass. Stores mineral
process salts
causes the water droplets on the
outside
Heart ofBalances
the glass?
the level of water
30. in the
How body
does keeping fish in a pond help to
control
Liver malaria
Pumpsinblood
a home?
in the body
Kidney Apart
31. Excretes
fromcarbon
use of dioxide
chemicals, give any other
way of controlling pests in a garden.

32. Why do iron fillings concentrate at the end

poles when a bar magnet is put nearest to them?
33. In which way is the sun important in a food
chain?
34. Of what importance are earth worms in soil
formation?
35. Mention any one condition which can lead to
vulnerability of a person.
1 litter in a deep litter house.
36. How does smoke from a fire place in a room
reach other nearby areas?
37. Give any one common root vegetable used in
a) What is the name of the above intestinal
worm?
b) Name parts marked A and B
c) State the function of part marked B
48. a). Name any one material that can be used as
b). Give any two ways in which putting litter in a
poultry house is important.
c). How is old litter useful to a farmer who grows food
crops?
a) What family planning method is shown above?
b) Suggest one reason why the above family
planning method is not preferred by most mothers in
Uganda.
c) How important is part marked Q in
reproduction?
d) State one permanent family planning method
in males.
55. a). What is crop rotation?
b). State two importance of crop rotation.
1 c). Why do farmers include legumes in the crop
rotation cycle?

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SECTION A

the teachers
(i) Deficit budget (ii) Surplus budget
1. A map should have a key to interpret the
symbols/colour used on the map.
2. Due to the rotation of the earth from West to
east. Income
3. Indians coolies helped to build the “uganda Expenditure
Railway” at the end of the 19th century which promoted
trade in east Africa.
4. Due to the presence of pasture on which
herbivorous animals feed. Expenditure
5. colonialism was one of the major causes/ Income
Heavy taxation policy/ Harsh and brutal methods of
tax collection for example those who failed to pay were (b) -Budgeting helps to control my spending.
severely tortured, imprisoned and their property was take -Budgeting keeps me on truck for my financial goal.
away. -Budgeting helps me to avoid debts.
6. It important for the farmer to know the dry and -Budgeting helps me to prepare for emergencies.
rainy months of the place where he lives so as to plan when
to plant and harvest their crops. MuLIMIRA JeRoMe, ToM KIBIRANGo, 45. (a) -Most of the radios are cheap and are
7. coVID-19 has scared off tourists from travelling JIT PRIMARY ScHooL, GooD TIMeS INFANT affordable.
thus making the tourism industry lose money that would be MuKoNo ScHooL, KAWAALA -Radio communication can cater for the blind.
collected from tourists. (b) -Newspapers are expensive and many people may not
8. The railway was intended to link uganda to the afford to buy them daily.
coast and promote trade. 36. EIThEr To forgive them because we are all -Newspapers can easily get damaged thus losing important
9. Polythen bags and plastics block free movement sinners. information.
of water and air in the soil thus making it infertile. Or To forgive them. -Newspapers may not be used by people who cannot read.
10. Do not play on the road/Before crossing a road,
look left-right-left and if it is clear begin crossing/don’t 37. EIThEr: -Sixty-six (66) books. 46. (a) (i) K- Atlantic ocean (ii) T- Mediterranean Sea
drive under influence of alcohol. oR There are 114 Surahs in the quran. (b)-The shade region X receives heavy rainfall due to
11. Move with their animals from place to place presence of thick vegetation like congo forest/Due to
looking for water and pasture/practice communal grazing/ 38. EIThEr So that people can get time to worship presence of large water bodies like congo River/Due
Large number of animals are kept. God and fellowship. to warm Guinea current near the coast which helps in
12. Nelson Mandela was opposed to colonial rule in Or Friday is a sacred day of worship in a chapter called formation of heavy rainfall.
South Africa which was oppressive to the people of South “Al-Jumah,” meaning the day of congregation, c) to reflect sun heat and keep their bodies cool.
Africa.
13. Forests cover the land from direct sun heat 39. EIThEr King Herod thought Jesus has come to 47. (a) child soldiers/children engaged in manual
thereby controlling weathering which would lead to soil take over his earthly kingship and felt jealous. labour in factories, plantations, stone quarries.
erosion/Forests act as windbreaks there by controlling soil Or Prophet Muhammad (P.B.u.H) moved from Mecca to (b) child labour may interfere with schooling/ It may
erosion by wind. Medina to escape persecution. affects the child’s mind (psychological torture) which
14. Sunshine recorder/ campbell–Stokes recorder. influences bad behaviour.
15. used for recording the amount of sunlight that a 40. EIThEr To get close to God/ To understand God
particular location receives throughout a day. better. 48. (a) To know the number of people in the country
16. It is painted blue to absorb sun’s heat and record Or To get close to Allah/ To understand Allah better. and plan for them/To know the population growth and plan
the amount of sunlight. accordingly/To know the general wealth and poverty level
17. Lake Victoria is a source of fish which leads to SECTION B of people and plan for them.
establishment of many fish processing industries/Lake 41. a) the Uganda flag was first raised on 9th (b) -Bad weather conditions such as heavy rains and hot
Victoria is source of sand which leads to development october, 1962. sunny days.
of ceramic industries/Source of water for which a raw b) (i) Black colour represents the black skin of the -False answers from respondents.
material for soft drink industries such as century Bottling ugandan people. -Poor transport facilities especially to areas which are
company. ii) Red colour represents Brotherhood and hard to reach.
18. Through elections. Sisterhood.
19. Algiers. c) The bird is peaceful, gentle, beautiful and graceful/ 49. (a) Some people are killed innocently especially
20. uganda had become an independent country from It has the three colours of Uganda flag. during way/Some children are not taken to school/ Some
Britain. people are detained without trial in courts of law etc.
21. The need to restore the independence of 42. (a) Bad practices to avoid before elections: (b) Increased wars in some African states/Increased
Buganda/King Mwanga wanted to restore his royal power - De-campaigning opponents violation of human rights like detention without trial.
which he had lost to the British. - Destruction of opponents’ campaign posters.
22. Helps to give loans to the farmer/Keeps farmers’ - Buying of voters with basic essential items like salt, 50. (a) Population is the number of people in an area
money safe. sugar, soap. at specific time.
23. The parliament represents the people and makes (b) Bad practices to avoid during elections: b) Differences in natural resources/ Differences in
the laws, while the executive executes and administers - Voting more than once (multiple voting) security/Differences in relief.
the laws and sets policy. - campaigning during voting. c) Population increase leads to cutting down of trees and
24. Limited capital to buy and maintain mining - Ballot stuffing with illegally pre-ticked ballot papers. draining swamps which reduces rainfall, hence leading to
machines/extinction of copper in some areas. 43. (a) -Heavy rainfall that increases the volume of drought.
25. uNIceF invests in teacher training for improved water.
learning of children/ -Dumping of wastes in Lakes which reduces the depth of religious Education
26. ‘One People One Destiny’ the lake. 51. EIThEr: a) Baptism
27. ¬IBeAco had spent more than it was earning (b) -Plant more trees to act as water catchment areas. b) Some christians do good to others like giving charity
from uganda and ran bankrupt. -Avoid dumping wastes in lakes. showing that Jesus is in them/Many people preach the1
28. Land fragmentation discourages large scale -evict people who settle within 300 metres from the lake word of God showing that Jesus is in them/Some people
farming leading to low food production. shore. perform miracles in Jesus’ name.
29. Nomadic pastoralism. c) I learn to be contented with what God has given me not
30. The government uses the money it gets from 44. (a) be like the prodigal son who asked for his wealth/I learn
oTT to: pay civil servants/construct roads/establish and to be patient not be like the prodigal son who asked for
maintain health facilities, etc. (i) Deficit budget his(ii)
wealth/Surplus budget
I learn to repent just like the prodigal son did/
31. I learn to trust in God/I learn to put God first in I learn to forgive just like the father of the prodigal son
whatever I do. did.
32. River confluence is a meeting point of two or more Or a) Fasting brings a Muslim close to Allah/It is
rivers. Income fulfilment of a Pillar of Islam.
33. Buganda wanted agreements from the British for b) Salat helps one to get closeExpenditure
to Allah/Helps one to get
her special status/Buganda wanted her independence. what he or she wants after asking it from Allah/It is a
34. There are many milk processing industries in fulfilment of pillar of Islam.
Kampala than in Karamoja.
35. Sir Hesketh Bell developed small-scale farming in Expenditure 52. EIThEr: (a) God created Adam to worship him/
uganda and encouraged cotton growing. God created Adam to take care of God’s creation.
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helps Christians to worship God/Sabbath helps Christians
to relax and regain energy for work.
OR: (a) The poor/The needy.
(b) To fulfil a pillar of Islam/To help the needy and poor
find happiness.
53. EITHER: (a) Namugongo is a place where Uganda
martyrs were killed for their faith God.
b) Lent
c) Should repent/Should pray/Should follow God’s - There is life after death, so we should work to attain it.
commandments. - We should always pray to God.
OR: (a) Ramadhan/Saum. OR I learn to forgive/I learn to believe in Allah/I learn to
(b) Should repent/Should pray/Should follow pillars/ pray/I learn to help the needy.
beliefs of Islam. 55. a) Beating people/fighting/stealing/abusing
54. Either - We should repent of my sins so that I others/disobeying God/disobeying elders.
go to heaven. b) Makes one feel free in mind/Brings back the lost self-
- We should forgive others esteem/ promotes friendship.

Social Studies and Religious education questions (P SST 007)

a) Which month received the highest amount of
Section A 28. Name one rift valley lake in Uganda. rainfall?
1. Give one way of controlling soil erosion in the 29. State one problem associated with mountains b) State the type of climate shown in the graph.
hilly areas of Uganda. and highlands. c) Give a reason for your answer in (b) above.
2. Why is Lake Kyoga most swampy in Uganda? 30. Give a reason why it very cold in Karamoja during d) Mention one cash crop that can be grown in the
3. Name one district in Uganda crossed by the the night. area with such climate data.
equator. 31. What advise can you give to NEMA about the
4. Mention one crop grown in the Mediterranean protection of wetlands in Uganda? 43. (a) Suggest two characteristics of Equatorial
climate region. 32. Mention one example of natural vegetation. type of vegetation.
5. Identify the latitude marked 23.5˚N. 33. Give one way in which you can care for domestic (b) State two factors that influence vegetation
6. State one reason for the coming of explorers to animals at home. distribution in Africa.
Africa. 34. State the original home land of the Luo ethnic
7. Name one African country crossed by the group. 44. (a) Write LEGCO in full.
Greenwich meridian. 35. Mention one cause of emigration in Uganda. (b) State two factors that led to the formation of
8. In which region of Africa is Lake Chad found? LEGCO.
9. Mention the vegetation commonly found on the For each of the questions 36 to 40, answer EITHER c) How is LEGCO similar to our parliament?
East and West coast of Africa. the Christian OR Islamic question but not both. No 45. (a) Give two symbols of a nation.
10. Give one reason why it is difficult to construct marks will be awarded to a candidate who attempts both (b) Stata two indicators of democracy in Uganda.
roads in hilly areas. alternatives in a particular number. 46. a) State three sources of government revenue.
36. Either: What can you copy from the lifestyle b) Give one way in which the government of Uganda can
Study photograph below and answer the questions 11, 12 of Jesus Christ? avoid deficit budget.
and 13. OR: What can you copy from the lifestyle of prophet 47. Mention four duties of our government.
Muhammad (P.B.U.H)? 48. (a) Give one reason for the formation of political
37.1.Either: State the first book in the New Testament. parties in East African countries.
OR: State the first surah in the Quran. (b) Name the first president of each of the following
38. EITHER: Why is lent important to Christians? independent countries:
OR: Why is saum important to Muslims? i)Uganda (ii) Tanzania (iii) South Sudan
39. EITHER: What do you learn from the parable
1. of 49. (a) Name the official in charge of children’s
the Good Samaritan? affairs on the village Local Council.
OR: What is ‘Miraj’? (b) State three children’s rights.
40. EITHER: Give one reason why you should always 50. (a) Mention two traditional means of water
pray to God. transport.
OR: Give one reason why you should always pray to Allah. (b) Give one advantage of road transport over water
transport.
SECTION B (c) Mention one advantage of air transport over road
41. a) Name the largest water body that separates transport.
Europe from Africa.
b) Which water body separates Saudi Arabia from For each of the questions 51 to 55, answer EITHER
Africa? Christian OR Islamic questions but not both. No mark
c) Give two oceans that wash the coast of Africa. will be awarded to a candidate who attempts both
alternatives in a particular number
42. Study the graph below and use it to answer questions 51. EITHER: (a) Name the first two children of
11. What type of pollution is shown in the that follow. Adam and Eve.
photograph? 25 25 (b) State the occupation of each child.
12. Give one negative effect of the type of pollution OR: (a) Name the first two children of Adam and Hawwa.
shown in the20photograph. 20
(b) How did Adam and Hawwa sin against Allah?
Temp in ιC
13.
Temp inWhatιC can the government of Uganda do to stop 15 52. EITHER: (a) Why did Jesus Christ chase money
the pollution
15shown in the photograph? makers from the Temple?
10 (b) Give three ways in which some people today misuse
14. Give
10 one service provides by the ‘Secretariat’ of places of worship.
5
the East African community. OR: (a) Why do Muslims put off their shoes while
15. Identify
5 one tribe that stems from the River- 0 entering the mosque?
Lake Nilotic in Uganda. (b) Give three things that can spoil your prayer (salat).
250
16. Mention
0 one way in which the hand axe was 53. EITHER: (a) Give two ways in which you can care
useful to the early man. 225 for God’s creation.
17. Give one use of land as a resource.
250 (b) State two ways in which some people spoil God’s
18. State one traditional means you can use to 200 creation.
preserve fish
225at home.
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OR: (a) Give two ways in which you can care for Allah’s
19. Give one advantage of railway transport. creation.
20. Which
200 body in Uganda is responsible for 150 (b) State two ways in which some people spoil Allah’s
construction and maintenance of roads? Rainfall creation.
21. Draw (mm) 125
175 a symbol of a road bridge. 54. Either: a) Why do Christians pray while singing
22. State one way Africans reacted to colonial rule. 100 and dancing?
23. How
150has COVID-19 affected the education b) Mention three types of prayer.
system of Uganda?
Rainfall
75 OR: a) Why do Muslims pray while facing Mecca?
24.
(mm) Name
125 the semi-cardinal compass direction 50 b) Mention three types of prayer.
between North and East. 55. FOR BOTH:
25. How
100 is port Mombasa important to Uganda. 25 a) Give two ways in which you can help children with
26. Why is difficult to read a map without a key? disability at your school.
27. Which
75 country lies to the south of South J F M A M J J A S O N D b) Give two ways in which you can help the elderly people
Sudan? Month in your community.
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