CRS WASSCE 2026 TRIAL QUESTIONS 1 (a) Highlight the contributions of Cyrus to the return of the Jews from exile. State three measures a nation can take to prevent God’s wrath. 2 (a) Narrate the circumstances that led to Joseph’s encounter with Pharaoh. State three lessons which can be learnt by leaders from Joseph. 3 (a) Outline the role played by Jezebel in the death of Naboth. Give three reasons for which people are greedy. 4 (a) Highlight the promises God made to Joshua when he was appointed to lead the Israelites. Explain three benefits of fulfilling one’s promises. 5 (a) Recount the events that took place after Herod Agrippa I killed James. State three factors that motivate Christians to pray. 6 (a) How was the problem of discrimination solved in the early Church by the Apostles? State three effects of discrimination in society. 7 (a) Narrate how Saul escaped the attempt on his life in Damascus. Identify three reasons for which people wish evil for others. 8 (a) According to Peter, what are the necessary requirements a citizen should have to make him/her responsible? In what three ways can a good citizen help to develop his/her nation? 9 (a) Discuss the necessary conditions under which a Christian’s prayer can be answered. State three types of Christian prayers. 10 (a) Outline how Pharaoh’s dreams led to Joseph attaining the height of second-in-command in Egypt. What two traits of Joseph are worthy of emulation for your life? 11 (a) Recount how Rehoboam was unable to preserve his royal lineage. Identify two problems facing modern-day governance with reference to challenges Rehoboam’s kingship faced. 12 (a) Give an account of the fall of Solomon in relation to his moral choices. Highlight three lessons that people placed in authority can learn from Solomon’s moral choices. 13 (a) “Proclaim a fast and set Naboth on high among the people…” Outline the events that surrounded this statement. Identify four acts of injustice in our society today. 14 (a) Narrate the story of how the first three disciples were called as recorded in the Gospel of Luke. Outline three ways by which people are called by God to do His work. 15 (a) “Are you the only visitor to Jerusalem who does not know the things that happened there in these days?” Recount the events that followed the above statement. Identify two lessons that Christians can learn from Jesus’ encounter with the men on the road to Emmaus. 16 (a) Describe the events that made the people of Tyre and Sidon refer to the speech of Herod Agrippa I as the voice of a god and not of man. Outline three likely consequences of arrogance on the individual. 17 (a) Highlight James’ reasons for his advice to Christians to be doers of the word and not hearers only. Explain three factors that prevent believers from putting their faith into practice. 18 (a) Outline Peter’s teaching on submission to people in authority. Highlight three reasons for which individuals are entreated to submit to authority set over them.