JAMB CBT PRACTICE TEST

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BIOLOGY LESSON NOTE ON HUMAN KIDNEY

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Lesson Note on the Human Kidney Topic: The Human Kidney Duration: 40 minutes Specific Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: Define the kidney and state its location in the human body. Identify and describe the structure and functions of the kidney. Explain the processes involved in urine formation (filtration, reabsorption, and secretion). Describe how the kidney contributes to homeostasis. Identify common kidney-related diseases and how to prevent them. Evaluate the importance of maintaining kidney health. Lesson Content: 1. Introduction to the Human Kidney The kidneys are vital organs in the human body responsible for filtering waste from the blood and regulating water and electrolyte balance. They are part of the excretory system and play a crucial role in homeostasis. Location: The kidneys are located in the abdominal cavity, on either side of the spine, just below the rib cage. Each kidney is bean-shaped and about the size of a fi...
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JAMB Christian Religious Studies (CRS) Past Questions and Answers (CBT Practice)

Introduction

Christian Religious Studies (CRS) focuses on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, biblical principles, Christian doctrines, and moral values. It helps students understand God’s relationship with humanity and how Christians are expected to live in society. In JAMB, CRS requires strong knowledge of the Bible, especially both the Old and New Testaments, alongside interpretation of Christian teachings. This CBT practice contains 100 JAMB-standard objective questions with properly shuffled options A–D and correct answers.

OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

Instruction: Choose the correct option A–D.

1–25: The Bible and Creation

  1. The Bible is divided into
    A. three sections B. Old and New Testaments C. four books D. chapters only
    Answer: B

  2. The first book of the Bible is
    A. Genesis B. Exodus C. Matthew D. Psalms
    Answer: A

  3. God created the world in
    A. five days B. six days C. seven days D. eight days
    Answer: B

  4. On the seventh day, God
    A. created man B. rested C. created animals D. created light
    Answer: B

  5. Man was created in the image of
    A. angels B. God C. animals D. earth
    Answer: B

  6. The first man created by God was
    A. Abraham B. Adam C. Noah D. Moses
    Answer: B

  7. The first woman created by God was
    A. Mary B. Sarah C. Eve D. Ruth
    Answer: C

  8. The tree in the Garden of Eden that was forbidden was the tree of
    A. life B. knowledge of good and evil C. wisdom D. strength
    Answer: B

  9. The serpent tempted Eve in the
    A. desert B. Garden of Eden C. temple D. river
    Answer: B

  10. Adam and Eve were punished because they
    A. prayed B. obeyed God C. disobeyed God D. worked hard
    Answer: C

  11. Cain killed
    A. Abel B. Noah C. Seth D. Adam
    Answer: A

  12. God accepted Abel’s offering because it was
    A. rich B. sincere C. large D. expensive
    Answer: B

  13. The sign God gave after the flood was
    A. rainbow B. fire C. cloud D. wind
    Answer: A

  14. Noah built an
    A. ark B. altar C. temple D. tower
    Answer: A

  15. The flood lasted for
    A. 20 days B. 40 days and nights C. 10 days D. 7 days
    Answer: B

  16. God made a covenant with
    A. Moses B. Abraham C. David D. Saul
    Answer: B

  17. Abraham was called from
    A. Egypt B. Ur of the Chaldeans C. Canaan D. Israel
    Answer: B

  18. The promised land was
    A. Egypt B. Canaan C. Babylon D. Greece
    Answer: B

  19. Abraham’s wife was
    A. Sarah B. Rebekah C. Rachel D. Leah
    Answer: A

  20. Abraham’s son of promise was
    A. Ishmael B. Isaac C. Esau D. Jacob
    Answer: B

  21. God tested Abraham by asking him to sacrifice
    A. Isaac B. Jacob C. Joseph D. Lot
    Answer: A

  22. God provided a substitute for Isaac in the form of a
    A. goat B. ram C. lamb D. cow
    Answer: B

  23. The tower of Babel was built to
    A. worship God B. reach heaven C. store food D. protect animals
    Answer: B

  24. God confused human language at
    A. Egypt B. Babel C. Canaan D. Sinai
    Answer: B

  25. The covenant with Noah was sealed with a
    A. sacrifice B. rainbow C. stone D. fire
    Answer: B

26–50: Moses and the Israelites

  1. Moses was found in a
    A. basket B. ark C. cave D. temple
    Answer: A

  2. Moses was raised in the palace of
    A. Israel B. Egypt C. Canaan D. Midian
    Answer: B

  3. Moses fled to
    A. Egypt B. Midian C. Babylon D. Rome
    Answer: B

  4. God appeared to Moses in a
    A. river B. burning bush C. cloud D. storm
    Answer: B

  5. The Israelites were slaves in
    A. Canaan B. Egypt C. Rome D. Greece
    Answer: B

  6. God sent Moses to
    A. build a temple B. deliver Israel C. plant crops D. fight wars only
    Answer: B

  7. The king of Egypt during Moses’ time was
    A. Pharaoh B. Caesar C. Nebuchadnezzar D. Herod
    Answer: A

  8. The final plague in Egypt was the death of
    A. animals B. firstborn sons C. crops D. rivers
    Answer: B

  9. The Israelites celebrated Passover because
    A. they were freed B. they crossed the sea C. they built a city D. they received law
    Answer: A

  10. The Red Sea was divided by
    A. wind B. Moses through God’s power C. soldiers D. fire
    Answer: B

  11. The Ten Commandments were given at
    A. Jordan B. Mount Sinai C. Jerusalem D. Egypt
    Answer: B

  12. Moses received the law on
    A. stone tablets B. paper C. wood D. cloth
    Answer: A

  13. The Israelites wandered in the wilderness for
    A. 10 years B. 20 years C. 40 years D. 50 years
    Answer: C

  14. Moses struck the rock to get
    A. fire B. water C. food D. oil
    Answer: B

  15. Moses was succeeded by
    A. Joshua B. Aaron C. Caleb D. Saul
    Answer: A

  16. The bronze serpent was used for
    A. healing Israelites B. punishment C. decoration D. sacrifice
    Answer: A

  17. The spies sent to Canaan were
    A. 10 B. 12 C. 5 D. 7
    Answer: B

  18. Only Joshua and Caleb gave a positive report because they trusted
    A. Pharaoh B. God C. Moses D. Aaron
    Answer: B

  19. Manna was
    A. meat B. bread from heaven C. water D. fruit
    Answer: B

  20. Quails were sent as
    A. punishment B. food for Israelites C. warning D. sacrifice
    Answer: B

  21. Moses died on
    A. Mount Sinai B. Mount Nebo C. Mount Zion D. Mount Carmel
    Answer: B

  22. The law was kept in the
    A. Ark of Covenant B. temple C. palace D. cave
    Answer: A

  23. Aaron was Moses’
    A. brother B. son C. friend D. servant
    Answer: A

  24. Miriam was Moses’
    A. wife B. sister C. daughter D. mother
    Answer: B

  25. God led Israel by a
    A. star B. pillar of cloud and fire C. wind D. river
    Answer: B

51–100: Jesus Christ and Early Church

  1. Jesus was born in
    A. Nazareth B. Bethlehem C. Jerusalem D. Egypt
    Answer: B

  2. Jesus’ mother was
    A. Sarah B. Mary C. Elizabeth D. Ruth
    Answer: B

  3. Jesus was visited by
    A. shepherds and wise men B. kings only C. soldiers only D. prophets only
    Answer: A

  4. Jesus was baptized by
    A. Peter B. John the Baptist C. Paul D. James
    Answer: B

  5. Jesus fasted for
    A. 10 days B. 20 days C. 40 days D. 7 days
    Answer: C

  6. Jesus was tempted by
    A. Peter B. Satan C. Judas D. Pilate
    Answer: B

  7. Jesus performed his first miracle at
    A. Capernaum B. Cana C. Nazareth D. Bethlehem
    Answer: B

  8. The first miracle was turning water into
    A. wine B. oil C. milk D. juice
    Answer: A

  9. Jesus called his disciples to be
    A. kings B. fishers of men C. farmers D. soldiers
    Answer: B

  10. The number of disciples was
    A. 10 B. 11 C. 12 D. 13
    Answer: C

  11. Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus for
    A. gold B. silver C. land D. food
    Answer: B

  12. Jesus was crucified at
    A. Bethlehem B. Golgotha C. Nazareth D. Galilee
    Answer: B

  13. Jesus rose on the
    A. first day of the week B. second day C. third day D. fourth day
    Answer: A

  14. The Holy Spirit descended on the disciples at
    A. Passover B. Pentecost C. Easter D. Christmas
    Answer: B

  15. The early disciples first preached at
    A. Rome B. Jerusalem C. Athens D. Egypt
    Answer: B

  16. Paul was formerly called
    A. Peter B. Saul C. John D. Luke
    Answer: B

  17. Paul converted on the road to
    A. Egypt B. Damascus C. Rome D. Jerusalem
    Answer: B

  18. Peter was a
    A. doctor B. fisherman C. tax collector D. soldier
    Answer: B

  19. Jesus taught using
    A. laws only B. parables C. books D. letters only
    Answer: B

  20. The Good Samaritan teaches about
    A. hatred B. love and kindness C. war D. revenge
    Answer: B

  21. The Lord’s Prayer was taught in
    A. Matthew 6 B. Luke 1 C. Mark 2 D. John 3
    Answer: A

  22. “Love your neighbor as yourself” is a teaching of
    A. Moses B. Jesus C. David D. Paul
    Answer: B

  23. The greatest commandment is to love
    A. money B. God C. power D. kings
    Answer: B

  24. Jesus fed 5000 people with
    A. fish and bread B. rice C. meat D. water
    Answer: A

  25. Jesus walked on
    A. fire B. water C. sand only D. air
    Answer: B

  26. Lazarus was raised from the dead by
    A. Peter B. Jesus C. Paul D. John
    Answer: B

  27. The prodigal son represents
    A. forgiveness B. war C. anger D. betrayal
    Answer: A

  28. The early church grew through
    A. persecution B. preaching C. both A and B D. war
    Answer: C

  29. Stephen was the first
    A. king B. martyr C. disciple D. prophet
    Answer: B

  30. The Bible says “faith without works is”
    A. strong B. dead C. alive D. useful
    Answer: B

  31. Christians are called to be
    A. light of the world B. rulers C. judges D. warriors
    Answer: A

  32. Jesus is called the
    A. King of Egypt B. Son of God C. Prince of Persia D. Lord of Rome
    Answer: B

  33. The last book of the New Testament is
    A. Acts B. Revelation C. John D. Matthew
    Answer: B

  34. The fruit of the Spirit includes
    A. love B. hatred C. jealousy D. violence
    Answer: A

  35. The armor of God includes
    A. sword only B. shield of faith C. crown only D. ring
    Answer: B

  36. Christians are encouraged to pray
    A. occasionally B. without ceasing C. never D. once a year
    Answer: B

  37. The wages of sin is
    A. life B. death C. peace D. wealth
    Answer: B

  38. Salvation comes through
    A. works only B. faith in Christ C. money D. power
    Answer: B

  39. The Great Commission instructs believers to
    A. farm B. preach the gospel C. fight wars D. build cities
    Answer: B

  40. Jesus promised to send the
    A. angels B. Holy Spirit C. prophets D. kings
    Answer: B

  41. The Holy Spirit is the
    A. enemy B. comforter C. judge D. king
    Answer: B

  42. The early Christians shared their
    A. wealth B. problems C. lands only D. weapons
    Answer: A

  43. Love is described as the greatest
    A. weapon B. commandment C. sin D. law
    Answer: B

  44. Christians are advised to overcome evil with
    A. evil B. good C. violence D. hatred
    Answer: B

  45. Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth and the”
    A. life B. light C. door D. shepherd
    Answer: A

  46. Prayer is a form of
    A. communication with God B. punishment C. farming D. trade
    Answer: A

  47. The Bible teaches forgiveness through
    A. revenge B. love C. anger D. hatred
    Answer: B

  48. Christians are encouraged to be
    A. peacemakers B. fighters C. oppressors D. thieves
    Answer: A

  49. The church is described as the
    A. body of Christ B. house of kings C. land of soldiers D. court of judges
    Answer: A

  50. The ultimate goal of Christian life is
    A. wealth B. eternal life with God C. fame D. power
    Answer: B

EXAM SUCCESS TIPS

  • Study both Old and New Testaments thoroughly.
  • Memorize key Bible verses and teachings of Jesus.
  • Understand major biblical characters and their lessons.
  • Practice JAMB CBT questions regularly.
  • Focus on parables and their meanings.
  • Revise Ten Commandments and Beatitudes.
  • Understand salvation and Christian living.
  • Read daily and pray for understanding.
  • Practice time-based CBT exams.
  • Focus on moral lessons in Bible stories.

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