CRE Paper 1: Form 4 QA Model – Document ID 20250329003

Document Profile:

CRE Form 4 Paper 1 Mocks

Title:

Christian Religious Education Paper 1

Examination Details:

• Code: 313/1
• Time: 2 ½ Hours

Instructions to Candidates:

1. Write your name and admission number in the spaces provided.
2. This paper consists of six questions.
3. Answer any five questions in the answer sheets provided.
4. Each question carries 20 marks.
5. Candidates should check the question paper to ascertain that all pages are printed as indicated and that no questions are missing.
6. Candidates should answer the questions in English.

Question Overview:

The document consists of various questions related to Christian teachings, biblical narratives, moral issues, and traditional African perspectives. Below is a summary of the questions included:

1. Creation and Fall
   • Responsibilities given to human beings in Genesis 1 and 2.
   • Effects of sin according to Genesis 3.
   • Ways in which the church helps to fight against evil in society today.
2. Moses and the Exodus
   • Instructions given to Moses after seeing the burning bush.
   • Events that took place on the Night of Exodus.
   • Reasons some Christians are reluctant to respond to God’s will.
3. Kingship in Israel
   • Reasons why Prophet Samuel was against kingship in Israel.
   • Reasons why King Saul was rejected by God.
   • Ways in which the church responds to opposition in their work today.
4. Prophets and Teachings
   • Differences between Old Testament Prophets and traditional African prophets.
   • Teaching of Prophet Amos concerning the Day of the Lord.
   • Effects of poor interpretation of the scriptures in society today.
5. Jeremiah’s Prophecies
   • Reasons why Prophet Jeremiah condemned worshippers in the temple.
   • Symbolic actions of Prophet Jeremiah related to judgment and punishment.
   • Evils undermining spiritual growth in the church today.
6. Traditional African Perspectives
   • Meaning of life and its wholeness in traditional African society.
   • Ways people show appreciation to God in traditional African communities.
   • Factors threatening life in traditional African communities.

Marking Scheme:

The document includes a detailed marking scheme that outlines the allocation of marks for each question and its components.

Key Themes:

• Biblical teachings and their implications for human behavior.
• The role of the church in addressing moral and social issues.
• Traditional African beliefs and their integration with Christian teachings.
• The consequences of disobedience and the importance of faithfulness to God’s commands.

This document serves as an examination paper for students studying Christian Religious Education, focusing on both theological knowledge and practical applications of faith in contemporary and traditional contexts.