Summary

• Description:

  The MS Word document comprises the Form 3 Kiswahili Paper 2 (102/2) End Term 2 2025 Exam with Marking Scheme. The PDF version is also available upon your request. The marking scheme is in a different document.

  The examination is scheduled for a duration of 2 hours and 30 minutes and was held in July/August 2025. Candidates are instructed to answer all questions. The paper is divided into four sections and is marked out of a total of 80 marks.

  The sections of the paper are as follows:

  • Section A: Ufahamu (Comprehension) - 15 marks
    • This section contains a passage discussing societal change, leadership, and the dangers of vengeance, unrealistic hope, and various political and economic systems. It emphasizes self-awareness and warns against allowing tyrannical rule.
    • Questions assess the candidate's understanding of the text, including identifying warnings, types of education mentioned, causes of oppression, and the meaning of phrases in context.
  • Section B: Ufupisho (Summary) - 15 marks
    • This section provides a passage that condemns terrorism and refutes its link to religion. It also criticizes police methods like mass roundups as ineffective and a violation of rights. The passage advocates for better intelligence gathering and cooperation with citizens to enhance security.
    • Candidates are required to write two summaries: one on the author's views on terrorism (60-70 words) and another summarizing the final two paragraphs (in no more than 50 words).
  • Section C: Matumizi ya Lugha (Language Use) - 40 marks
    • This section tests a wide range of grammar points through various short-answer questions.
    • Topics covered include phonetics (identifying sounds) , sentence construction , word classes , affirmative and negative transformations , noun classes , augmentatives , verb extensions , pronouns , antonyms , relative clauses , affix analysis , and sentence correction.
  • Section D: Isimu Jamii (Sociolinguistics) - 10 marks
    • This section requires candidates to define "lugha ya taifa" (national language) and "lugha rasmi" (official language).
    • It also asks for eight characteristics of the language register used in a place of worship (e.g., church).
• Category:

  Exams
• Level:

  Form 3
• Subject:

  KISWAHILI

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