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2017 CRK WAEC Theory Past Questions

WAEC: CRK 2017 CRK WAEC Theory Past Questions

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  1. Pharaoh dreamed of seven sleek and fat cows coming out of the Nile
  2. He saw seven other slim and thin cows
  3. The thin and slim cows swallowed the fat ones
  4. He dreamed again of seven plump and good ears of corn growing in one stalk
  5. Another seven thin blighted ears of corn ate up the good and plump ones
  6. When he woke up, he was troubled and afraid
  7. So he summoned all the magicians and wise men of Egypt

In what three ways did the interpretation of the dreams affect Joseph and his people?

  1. Pharaoh made Joseph the leader of his household and people
  2. Joseph was appointed next in rank to Pharaoh or governor
  3. Joseph was honoured with a royal marriage
  4. He used his position to prepare adequately for famine
  1. The Isrealite in the time of Joshua took a covenant, that they would not mix the worship of Yahweh with the worship of other gods
  2. But Isreal defected from the worshipping of God alone and instead, served Baal and Ashtoreth, the goods of the Canaanites
  3. Yahweh was displeased by the behaviour and thus delivered Isreal into the hands of their enemies who oppressed them severely and plundered them
  4. Whenever they went to war, they were defeated as God had planned
  5. As a result of their suffering and punishment the people cried to God for deliverance from their oppressors
  6. Yahweh was moved by the groaning of the oppressed Isrealites and raised up Judges who delivered them from their enemies

Mention three ways women contribute to national development.

  1. They are involved in social and religious activities e.g. evangelism
  2. Women are into politics and serve in government as MPs etc.
  3. Women contribute to economic development as farmers etc.
  4. They can serve in various profession like medicine, banking, teaching, law, army, police etc.
  5. They are involved in rural and urban development

In the was with the Amalekites, Saul was to utterly destroy the people and everything on the land (Holy war)

  1. Though Saul defeated the Amalekites and destroyed all the people, he spared Agag, the king of the Amalekites and the best of livestock to sacrifice to the Lord
  2. Samuel told Saul that to obey is better than sacrifice and because Saul had rejected the word of the Lord, God had also rejected him from being king
  3. After the disobedience of Saul, the spirit of the Lord departed from him and he was tormented by evil spirit from the Lord
  4. Saul’s servant suggested that a man skillful in playing lyre should be employed to help soothe Saul whenever he was tormented
  5. Saul agreed to the suggestion and a skillful musician in the person of David was employed. David was the son of Jesse, a Bethlehemite

What three lessons can leaders learn from the causes of Saul’s downfall?

  1. Leaders must be obedient and loyal to God’s instructions
  2. Disobedience can terminate God’s plans for one’s life
  3. One man’s disobedience can lead to the suffering of others
  4. There is need for leaders to be prayerful
  5. Obedience is better than sacrifice. It is better to prevent evil, than to seek for solution or answer when it comes
  1. After the discovery of the book of the law in the temple
  2. Josiah ordered Hilkiah the high priest to bring out all the vessels made for Baal and Asherah and all other gods
  3. He burnt them outside Jerusalem in the fields if the lardon and took ashes to Bethel
  4. He deposed the idolatrous priests whom the king of Judah ordained to burn incense in high places to honour Baal and other gods

 

State four ways Christians can maintain purity of their religion

  1. Always have faith in God
  2. Daily study of God’s word and scriptures
  3. Following the moral teachings of the Bible i.e. caring for the poor and needy etc.
  4. Proper training of religious leaders
  5. Monitoring of the moral standards expected of believers
  6. Asking for forgiveness whenever one transgresses
  1. After his baptism, Jesus was led by the Holy Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil
  2. He fasted for forty days and nights and at the end of the fasting, he was hungry
  3. The devil came to him, saying, “if you are the son of God, command these stones to become loaves of bread
  4. Jesus replied that, “It is written that, Man shall not live by bread alone but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God
  5. The devil then took him to the pinnacle of the temple and said to him, “if you are the son of God, throw yourself down, for it is written “He will give His angels charge of you ..”
  6. And Jesus replied him, “again it is written, “You shall not tempt the Lord your God.”
  7. The devil took Jesus to a high mountain and showed him all the kingdoms of the world and their glory
  8. He told Jesus, he would give him all, if he would bow down and worship him.
  9. Jesus replied, “Begone satan, you must worship the Lord your God and him shall you serve.

 

In what three ways were the temptations significant to Jesus in his ministry?

  1. During his baptism, Jesus reflected his mission as the Messiah
  2. Through the temptation, Jesus accepted suffering as a means of achieving God, purpose, which was the redemption of mankind
  3. With His victory over satan, Jesus assured followers that with the word of God, they can overcome
  4. The temptations signaled the preparation of Jesus for his ministry

The two robbers

  1. Two robbers were crucified with Jesus, one on the right and the other on the left
  2. Mathew records that they joined the chief priests and those who passed by to revile Jesus
  3. In Mark’s account, one of the robbers mocked Jesus, asking, “Are you not the Christ? Save yourself and save us”
  4. The other robber rebuked him pointing out that Jesus was innocent yet was being crucified
  5. And unlike Jesus, they deserve the punishment they were receiving

Joseph of Arimathea

  1. Joseph of Arimathea was a rich and respected member of the council
  2. A good and righteous man, a secret disciple of Christ
  3. He was aware that it was against Jewish custom to have a dead body on the cross overnight
  4. He approached Pilate and requested for the body of Christ for burial
  5. Joseph took the body of Christ in his own new tomb, where nobody had ever been buried

 

In what three ways are the behaviour of the robbers significant to Christians?

  1. It shows that being punished for a crime one had committed is different from persecution
  2. We should not judge others because we ourselves are sinners before God
  3. Irrespective of our sins, Jesus Christ is ready to forgive us if we sincerely repent
  4. We should always stand up for the truth irrespective of the challenges we face
  5. We should not mock the weakness of others
  1. After the arrival of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, Peter gave a powerful speech and about three thousand converts were made and became part of the early church
  2. The new converts were then baptized
  3. Their lives were characterized by a strong bond of fellowship because they were of one heart and soul
  4. They devoted themselves to the apostle’s teachings and fellowshipping together
  5. They devoted themselves to breaking of bread from one house to another with gladness and sincerity of mind
  6. They prayed together

What three lessons can be learnt from the early church

  1. Need to evangelize the word
  2. Signs and wonders were common in the early church and therefore there is need to pray for God’s presence and the power to heal.
  3. Fellowship was held in the people’s home
  4. The Holy communion was frequently taken. This should be emulated
  5. The spirit of giving and taking (sharing) was in existence
  1. James admonished Christians to show no partiality to anyone (rich or poor) but to accept others as they are equal before God.
  2. They are ambassadors of Christ and hold the faith of the Lord Jesus Christ
  3. As an example, James pointed out that a man who is well dressed and the poor man is shabby clothes should be treated equally
  4. If preferential treatment is given to the rich man over the poor man, then one is guilty of partiality
  5. Showing partiality is not only causing division but also, assuming the role of judge with evil intention or thought

State four reasons why people should not discriminate against each other

  1. Discrimination bring about disunity among various groups
  2. It does not foster sense of belonging
  3. It encourages sycophancy eye service and praise singing
  4. It prevents acceptance of the gospel
  5. It promotes distrust and unhealthy rivalry and mistrust
  1. As Christians they should be law abiding and have respect for constituted authority
  2. Such Christians should discharge their civic duties and responsibilities promptly to all men.
  3. Peter taught that a good Christian should submit himself to every human institution and respect them, including the authorities of the state, e.g. Governors etc.
  4. For it is God who appointed kings to punish wrong doers and to reward those who do good
  5. He stressed that Christians good behaviour will put to shame the ignorance of foolish men.

State three reasons for submission to civic authorities

  1. It enhances peace and orderliness
  2. It ensures development in the country
  3. Christians obedience to the law influences people to come to know the true God
  4. Obedience to authority is obligatory because authorities are ordained by God
  5. Christians enjoy protection and security when laws are made and obeyed

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