1.
The food broken down in the mouth is moved through the _____ to the stomach.
A. gullet
B. small intestines
C. pancreas
D. colon
2.
The movement of a swimmer in water with the help of arms and legs is called _____
A. submerging
B. water treading
C. gliding
D. diving
Study the picture below and answer the question which follows.
3.
The above signpost when placed near a water body means
A. swimming is allowed
B. do not dive
C. the water is shallow
D. swimming is not allowed
4.
The three jumps in triple jump are
A. step, hop and jump
B. jump, step and hop
C. hop step and jump
D. step, jump and hop
5.
Which of the folowing nutrients will boost the immune system?
A. proteins
B. fats
C. carbohydrates
D. vitamins
6.
The function of the mucus in the nose is to
A. help remove dirt as well as to moisten the air we breathe.
B. block the air we breathe.
C. remove germs that are in the air we breathe.
D. help in reducig the amount of air that enters the nose.
7.
The muscle that is found below the lungs is called the _____.
A. throat
B. trachea
C. diaphragm
D. bronchus
8.
When people in a community engage in physical activities this
A. reduces the risk of illnesses in the community.
B. increases chronic diseases in the community.
C. weakens the bodies of the elderly.
D. puts the children at risk of getting diseases.
9.
Which disease caused by poor sanitary conditions causes severe diarrhoea which may contain
blood?
A. typhoid
B. cholera
C. bilharzia
D. dysentry
10.
In order to reduce muscle strain, it is important to
A. do cooling down activities.
B. wear protective gear when doing physical activities.
C. eat enough food before any physical activity.
D. do warm up activities.
11.
Which of the following field events is under vertical vertical jumps?
A. long jump
B. triple jump
C. shot put
D. pole vault
Study the diagram below and answer the question which follows.
12.
Which flight technique in long jump is shown in the picture above?
A. hang technique
B. sail technique
C. fly technique
D. crouch technique
Study the diagram below and answer the question which follows
13.
The type of javelin grip shown at C in the diagram is
A. middle finger grip
B. forefinger grip
C. two-finger grip
D. V grip
14.
Which of the following is a net game?
A. cricket
B. table tennis
C. taekwondo
D. bowling
15.
Proper care and storage of sports equipment helps to ensure that
A. equipment will last for many years.
B. equipment can only be used once.
C. equipment will change in shape and colour.
D. equipment will not get dirty when being used.
16.
Baton exchange in relays should be done in the
A. acceleration zone
B. receiving zone
C. change-over zone
D. finishing line
17.
In the hurdles race, after crossing the hurdle, the athlete should land on the _____.
A. heel
B. toes
C. ball of the foot
D. side of the foot
18.
All jumps are made up of
A. four stages
B. three stages
C. two stages
D. five stages
19.
Which of the following is a safety rule in throw events?
A. Throw only into the marked area.
B. Throw towards the umpire.
C. Do not collect the equipment after throwing.
D. Do not look at all sides before you throw.
20.
The three primary colours are
A. green, blue and red
B. blue, red and orange
C. red, green and purple
D. yellow, blue and red
21.
Which of the following songs is a post-colonial song
A. Shiri yakanaka unoendepi
B. Mbuya Nehanda
C. Ndarangarira gamba
D. Mvura ngainaye tidye mapudzi
Study the diagram below and answer the question which follows
22.
The above musical note is called a _____.
A. dotted crotchet
B. dotted quaver
C. dotted minim
D. dotted semibreve
23.
Why were women not allowed to play musical instruments long ago?
A. It was considered a taboo.
B. Women had many chores at home.
C. Women were not good at playing instruments.
D. There were few musical instruments.
24.
A set of five lines where music is written is called a _____.
A. save
B. base clef
C. treble clef
D. melody
25.
Which of the following instruments is in the class of idiophones?
A. guitar
B. mbira
C. tuba
D. drum
26.
The Nyau dance originated in _____.
A. South Africa and Tanzania
B. Zambia and Malawi
C. Swaziland and Namibia
D. Angola and Congo
27.
The other name for the Njelele shrine is _____.
A. Mabweadziva
B. Guruuswa
C. Great Zimbabwe
D. Khami ruins
28.
A prop for the Dinhe dance is _____.
A. winnowing baskets
B. spears
C. shields
D. bows and arrows
29.
Which type of dance was popular with the freedom fighters in Zimbabwe?
A. Chipisi
B. Agogo
C. Kongonya
D. Gumboot
30.
_____ is the main expectation of an audience from a dancer.
A. Entertainment
B. Competition
C. Friendship
D. Cooperation
31.
One dance company in Zimbabwe is _____.
A. Iyasa
B. Dave Guzha
C. Cont Mhlanga
D. Gule Wamnkulu
32.
The San made decorative designs on _____.
A. the ground
B. ostrich eggs
C. trees
D. walls of houses
33.
The art of making objects by sewing or crocheting is called _____.
A. smithing
B. pottery
C. beading
D. textile
34.
Which of the following statements is true about puppets?
A. Puppets can talk.
B. Puppets can dance.
C. Puppets are controlled to make movements.
D. Puppets are humans.
35.
What is a drop in theatre?
A. A big cloth that is hung at the back of the stage.
B. Clothes worn by actors.
C. Tools used by actors on the stage.
D. The space on the stage.
36.
Who wrote most scripts for theatre in the colonial era?
A. Africans
B. Teachers
C. The whites
D. The old people
37.
The force at which we express our body motions or movement in dance is called the______.
A. space
B. theme
C. choreography
D. energy
38.
One disadvantage of live dance perfomances is that
A. dancers can create more variations and make the show more interesting.
B. dancers can easily asses the mood of the audience and make some changes.
C. monetary returns are fast as the audience pays to attend the show.
D. it can be expensive to travel from place to place doing live shows.
39.
The two groups of lines that are used in drawing are
A. actual and amplified
B. long and short
C. straight and curved
D. thin and thick
40.
Who produces artworks by hand?
A. Art restorer
B. Art conservator
C. Craftman
D. Architect
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