CRS MOCK EXAM QUESTIONS FOR SS3
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MOCK EXAMINATION
Examination malpractices may lead to a repeat of the subject or suspensions don’t be involved.
SUBJECT: C.R.S TIME ALLOWED: 2HRS CLASS: S.S 3
Answer all objectives questions
- One of the four rivers found in the garden of Eden was (a) Nile (b) Tigris (c) Abana (d) Jordan
- Joseph was sold to the midianites by his brothers at (a) bethel (b) Gilead (c) Dothan (d) Shechem
- The main reason why the Israelites went to Egypt was because (a) they needed divine protection (b) the Egyptians (b) the Egyptians had colonized them (c) Joseph was in charge of food (d) there was great famine
- Moses’ Miracles among the Hebrews after his call were meant to (a) encourage rebellion against the Pharaoh (b) reveal Moses’ leadership capabilities (c) convince pharaoh of Yahweh’s supremacy (d) convince Israel of Yaweh’s mission
- Aaron was chosen to assist Moses in liberating the Israelites because (a) Moses was a stammerer (b) God had lost confidence in Moses (c) the Israelites murmured against Moses’ leadership (d) Moses was old and would soon die.
- The miraculous crossing of the Red sea by the Israelites shows (a) God’s guidance and protection over His people (b) the ill – equipped army of Pharaoh (c) God’s fulfillment of Hid Promises to destroy the Egyptians (d) Moses as a reliable leader.
- To prove the land’s fertility, the spices brought from the valley of Eschol, (a) sycamore, figs and olives (b) pomegranates, citrus and vines (c) grapes figs and pomegranates (d) olives, grapes and sycamore
- In the battle against Sisera, Deborah’s co – operation with Barak was based on her (a) belief in Barak’s power (b) absolute belief and trust in God, (c) reliance on a large army (d) power as a prophetess
- The sons of Eli treated God’s sacrifices with contempt by (a) laying with women in the tent (b) being ignorant of the sacrificial laws. (c) taking raw meat before the fats were burnt (d) limiting themselves to the breast of the animal
- Samuel’s disagreement with Saul was caused mainly by (a) hatred (b) disobedience (c) intolerance (d) arrogance
- David’s respect and humility for the Lord’s anointed was depicted in (a) his refusal to kill Saul (b) returning Saul’s spear and Jar (c) giving Saul a decent Burial (d) the way Abner was humiliated
- The consequence of Solomon’s apostasy was (a) the division of the Kingdom of Israel (b) Rehoboam’s inability to sustain and maintain the kingdom of Israel (c) the conspiracy against him by Jeroboam (d) the sudden death of his wives and concubines
- Joshua’s reforms were influenced by (a) the demise of Assyrian Empire (b) Ahab’s disregard for the law (c) Assyria’s conquest of states (d) the discovery of the law book
- Josiah defiled Topheth in order to prevent Jews from (a) sacrificing children to Molech (b) offering sacrifices to the god, chemosh (c) worshipping the Babylonian sun god (d) building the Asherah in Hinon
- What are these feeble Jews doing?
Will they sacrifice? Sanballat made this statement to (a) scare the Jews (b) attack the Jews (c) ridicule the Jews (d) sanction the Jews
- Nehemiah succeeded in building the walls of Jerusalem because (a) he defeated Sanballat and Tobiah (b) Artaxerxes sent troops to protect him (c) God’s hand was with the Jews (d) God sent plagues upon their enemies
- Which Persian King allowed the Jews to go back to rebuild the temple? (a) Nebuchadnezzar (b) Cyrus (c) Darius (d) Artaxerxes
- King Darius decreed that men should tremble and fear the God of Daniel because He (God) is the (a) Saving God (b) Living God (c) powerful God (d) loving God
- That Daniel, who is one of the exiles form Juda[h, pays no heed to you, o King……. The King being addressed was (a) Nebuchadnezzar (b) Ashurbanipal (c) Cyrus (d) Darius
- The book of Hosea is meant to illustrate God’s (a) universalism and love (b) Purity and providence (c) love and mercy (d) forgiveness and sovereignty
- And when he came up out of the water, immediately he saw the heavens opened and the spirit descending upon him like a dove what was the significance of the descent of the dove? To (a) show that he was the messiah (b) empower him for his ministry (c) isolate him as a distinguished prophet (d) reveal him to the world.
- In the temptation of Jesus, only Mark reported that Jesus was (a) angry with the devil (b) hungry and tired (c) with the wild beasts (d) victorious over the devil.
- The part of the temple which was connected with Jesus’ temptation was the (a) Holy of Holies (b) Pinnacle (c) court of the Gentiles (d) sanctuary
- And he saw two boats by the lake; but the fishermen had gone out of them and were washing their nets. The lake in question was (a) Gennesaret (b) Arabah (c) Jordan (d) Tiberias
- The call of Matthew, the tax collector to be one of Jesus’ apostles implied that (a) tax collectors were sinless (b) Christ came to call sinners (c) Matthew was willing to repent (d) all tax collectors had repented
- Simon peter was reluctant in obeying Jesus’ instruction to fish again because (a) the sea was rough and tempestuous (b) his colleagues had gone home (c) their night’s toil was fruitless (d) the Sabbath day was beginning
- Jesus taught that the attitude of Christians towards forgiveness should be (a) limitless (b) restricted (c) purposeful (d) conditional
- Which of the personalities presided over the Jewish trial of Jesus? (a) Caiaphas (b) Herod (c) Gamaliel (d) Pilte
- When the Chief Priests and Elders heard that Jesus had risen, they offered money to the soldiers so that (a) the soldiers could prepare for a celebration (b) the soldiers would give false report concerning resurrection (c) they would go out to spread the news (d) they could search for the risen Christ
- Herod’s expectation in receiving Jesus for a trial was to (a) see sign from Jesus (b) become a friend of Pilate (c) set Jesus free (d) punish Jesus
- Pontius Pilate condemned Jesus to death so that (a) the Jews might be pleased (b) the emperor might honour him (c) justice could be done (d) Barabbas could be freed
- Joseph of Arimathea expressed his faith in Jesus when he (a) comforted Jesus ‘mother (b) supported Jesus’ disciples (c) buried Jesus in his tomb (d) pleaded for Jesus’ release
- Herod Agrippa killed James in order to (a) offer breathing space to Judaism (b) punish Christians from outside Jerusalem (c) win confidence of the Jews (d) seek revenge for the Herods.
- The fulfillment of the royal law, according to James involves (a) being impartial (b)loving your neighbor as yourself (c) staying away from sin (d) showing kindness
- Peter expected elders of the Church to lead their flock (a) extraordinarily (b) timelessly (c) selflessly (d) bossily
- God created man and asked him to dominate all the following except (a) fish of the sea (b) spirits of the earth (c) birds of the air (d) creeping animals
- Adam called Eve woman because she was (a) a resemble of man (b) a resemblance of man (c) mother of mankind (d) made out of man
- Which of the following experiences did Joseph not go through? He was (a) sold into slavery (b) sentenced and imprisoned (c) cast into a pit (d) molested and raped
- Joseph earned his brothers’ hatred because (a) he carried ill report of them to Jacob (b) he was a dreamer (c) Jacob had more love for Joseph (d) he did not join them to shepherd the flock
- A Joseph revealed himself to his brother, he told them that God allowed him to be sold into slavery so as to (a) stop the famine (b) preserve life (c) punish them (d) seek revenge
- The parents of Moses belonged to the tribe of (a) Judah (b) Benjamin (c) Levi (d) Ephraim
- The parents of Moses did the following to ensure his survival except (a) casting him into the river (b) hiding him for three months (c) putting him a padded basket (d) his sister watching over him
- These are your goals, O isreal, who brought you up out of the land of Egypt! This statement was a manifestation of Israel’s (a)unfaithfulness (b) immorality (c) adultery (d) idolatry
- Deborah, a prophetess who was a judge in Israel was the wife of (a) Barak (b) Lappidoth (c) Joshua (d) Sisera
- The two Sons of Eli were (a) Hophni and Phinehas (b) Phinehas and Joel (c) Joel and Abijah (d) Hophni and Abijah
- The sons of Eli were worthless because they (a) stole offering from the Lord’s house (b) treated the Lord’s offering with contempt (c) seized the Lord’s offering from the temple (d) took bribes and prevented Justice
- It is the Lord, let him do what seems good to him. This statement by Eli shows that God (a) makes the final decision (b) knows everything (c) is impartial (d) is the Alpha and Omega
- The elders of Israel went to Samuel to request for a King at (a) Jerusalem (b) Gilgal (c) Ramah (d) Ziph
- The contest between Elijah and the Baal prophets took place on/at (a) Mount Sinai (b) Mount carmel (c) Brook Cherith (d) Brook Kishon
- He will give his angels charge of you … and on their hands they will bear you up,….. What reply was given on this occasion?(a) You shall not tempt the Lord your God (b) Man shall not live by bread alone (c) You shall worship the Lord your God (d) Only God shall you serve
SS3 CRS MOCK EXAM QUESTIONS –EDUDELIGHT.COM
THEORY MOCK EXAMINATION
SECTION B
Answer only 4 questions
- Give an account of the call of Abram.
b. In what three ways is the call significant?
- Trace the circumstances that led to the famous judgement of King Solomon
b. What lessons can our leaders learn from the incident
- Relate the account of the call of the Fishermen and the tax collector to discipleship
b. State four demands of discipleship
- Describe Paul’s activities in Damascus and Jerusalem after his conversion
b. Give two effects of his conversion on the spread of the gospel
- What advice did Paul give to the Christians at Thessalonica concerning the preparation for the coming of the Land?
b. List two ways by which Christian today can prepare for the Parousia.
- Give an account of the healing of Naaman
b. What three lessons can be derived from this story?
- How was greed demonstrated in the life of Gehazi?
b. Give three areas in the society where greed is prevalent.
SS3 CRS MOCK EXAM QUESTIONS –EDUDELIGHT.COM





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