Paper 1 · Education and Religion
A girl in Indigenous Religion learns to cook, brew and manage a household mainly by
Aworking beside her mother and imitating what she does.
Battending evening classes held at the village school.
Creading a set of instructions written by the village head.
Dbeing tested each season by an examiner from the chief.
Explanation: Informal education works by observation, imitation and apprenticeship. A girl is given small tasks beside her mother and grandmother from an early age and takes on more as she is able, so that skill and responsibility grow together. There is no class, no written instruction and no examination.
Derived from ZIMSEC Family and Religious Studies 4047/1, Specimen Paper (filename says "MID YEAR EXAM 2022" but every page's footer reads "ZIMSEC SPECIMEN PAPER"; genuine ZIMSEC content, locally relabelled copy), Q2