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KJSEA Exams Structure: How Grade 9 Examinable Papers Are Prepared and Questions Set

NyanchokaBy NyanchokaSeptember 10, 2024Updated:September 10, 20243 Mins Read
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KJSEA Exams Structure: How Grade 9 Examinable Papers Are Prepared and Questions Set.

The Kenya Junior School Education Assessments (KJSEA) was piloted between July 15, 2024, and July 19, 2024, and the exam questions were structured based on this pilot phase.

Examinable Papers for Grade 9 in KJSEA

Below is a list of the subjects assessed in Grade 9 KJSEA, along with the number of papers assigned to each subject:

CodeSubjectNumber of Papers
901English2 Papers (Paper 1 and Paper 2)
902Kiswahili2 Papers (Paper 1 and Paper 2)
903Mathematics1 Paper
904Kenya Sign Language2 Papers
905Integrated Science2 Papers (Theory and Practical)
906Agriculture and Nutrition2 Papers (Theory and Project)
907Social Studies and Life Skills1 Paper
908CRE1 Paper
909IRE1 Paper
911Creative Arts and Sports2 Papers (Theory and Practical)
912Pre-Technical Studies2 Papers (Theory and Project)
KJSEA Exams Structure: How Grade 9 Examinable Papers Are Prepared and Questions Set.

Kiswahili Exam Structure

The Kiswahili exam is divided into two papers. Paper 1 comprises multiple-choice questions on language, while Paper 2 is further divided into the following sections:

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  • Section 1: Insha (Essay)
  • Section 2: Fasihi Simulizi (Oral Literature)
  • Section 3: Novela (Novel)
  • Section 4: Tamthilia (Drama)
  • Section 5: Ushairi (Poetry)

The total score for Kiswahili is 50 marks.

Agriculture and Nutrition (Paper 906/1)

The Agriculture and Nutrition paper consists of two sections:

  1. Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (30 marks)
  2. Section B: Structured Questions (40 marks)

Additionally, the paper includes three tasks based on practical assessments.

Integrated Science

The Integrated Science paper follows a similar format, with:

  • Section A: Multiple Choice Questions (30 marks)
  • Section B: Structured Questions (40 marks)

English

The English exam is divided into two papers:

  1. Paper 901/1: Multiple choice questions, with a total score of 50 marks.
  2. Paper 901/2: Comprises the following sections:
    • Imaginative composition (15 marks)
    • Oral narrative (10 marks)
    • Poetry (5 marks)
    • Novella (10 marks)
    • Play (10 marks)

The total score for Paper 2 is 50 marks.

Mathematics

The Mathematics exam consists of multiple-choice and structured questions:

  • Multiple Choice Questions:
    • Questions 1-7: Numbers
    • Questions 8-10: Algebra and inequalities
    • Questions 11-17: Measurement
    • Questions 18-19: Geometry and construction
    • Question 20: Data handling and probability
  • Structured Questions:
    • Questions 21-28: Numbers (Task 1 – 29%)
    • Questions 29-31: Algebra and inequalities
    • Questions 32-37: Measurement
    • Questions 38-39: Geometry and construction (Task 4 – Using a compass and ruler)
    • Question 40: Data handling and probability

ALSO READ: KNEC Term 3 CBA: Subjects with Written Tests (Grade 3, 4, 5, 7, 8)

The maximum score for each question is 5 marks, and structured questions account for 80% of the total score.

KJSEA Exams Structure: How Grade 9 Examinable Papers Are Prepared and Questions Set.

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