Q1. The Shandur Pass connects Chitral with:
Answer: Swat
Q2. Karakoram Highway b/w Pak & China was completed in:
Answer: 1978
Q3. Tomb of Khwaja Farid is in:
Answer: Mithan
Q4. Nanga Parbat is the highest peak of:
Answer: Himalayas
Q5. River Kabul joins Indus river near:
Answer: Attock
Q6. The Chairman of National Economic Council is:
Answer: Prime Minister
Q7. Who was the first Muslim Governor of Punjab?
Answer: Iftikhar Hussain Mamdot
Q8. Objectives Resolution was presented in the Constituent Assembly on:
Answer: 12th March 1949
Q9. The first acting president of Pakistan was:
Answer: Fazal Elahi Chaudhry
Q10. What is the minimum age of a senator under 1973 constitution?
Answer: 30 years
Q11. Term of the office of Election commissioner of Pakistan:
Answer: 3 years
Q12. On the advice of Prime Minister and Chief Minister, President and Governor are bound to dissolve the assembly within:
Answer: 48 hours
Q13. The only Muslim woman who attended Round Table Conference (RTC) was:
Answer: Begum Jahanara Shahnawaz
Q14. The British sold the Kashmir to Gulab Singh Dogra under the treaty of:
Answer: Amritsar
Q15. Malala Yousafzai got Nobel Prize received official degree from which university?
Answer: University of Oxford
Q16. The second Nobel Prize was awarded in which language?
Answer: Kashmiri
Q17. Renowned Urdu writer Mushtaq Ahmad Yusufi by profession was:
Answer: Banker
Q18. “Lowari Pass” connects:
Answer: Dir with Chitral
Q19. Dr. Ruth Pfau the “Mother Teresa” of Pakistan campaigned against which disease?
Answer: Leprosy
Q20. The United Nations General Assembly has declared the decade 2021-30 as?
Answer: The decade for ecosystem restoration
Q21. Identify the most benefited sector of Pakistan because of GPS plus (duty-free access to European Union)?
Answer: Textile and garments
Q22. The title of “Ambassador of Hindu Muslim Unity” was given to Quaid e Azam by:
Answer: Sarojini Naidu
Q23. The Quaid e Azam resigned from the membership of Imperial Legislative Council on account of:
Answer: Rowlatt Act
Q24. “Wealth of Nations” was written by:
Answer: Adam Smith
Q25. Statue of Liberty was given to the USA by:
Answer: France
Q26. Watergate scandal is related to:
Answer: Spying
Q27. The article 3 of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of UN relates to:
Answer: Health
Q28. The Treaty of Versailles settled peace in:
Answer: Europe
Q29. International Monetary Fund (IMF) was created after the:
Answer: Bretton Woods Conference
Q30. China have claim on part of Indian province of:
Answer: Arunachal Pradesh
Q31. The political term “Shadow cabinet” stands for:
Answer: A group of specialized critics in the official opposition party
Q32. “Deal of the century” presented by US President Donald Trump related to:
Answer: Palestine issue
Q33. The lengthiest written constitution in the world is:
Answer: Indian Constitution
Q34. The word “REX” stands for:
Answer: King
Q35. Ho Chi Minh was:
Answer: Leader of Vietnam
Q36. Continental Shelf limits of Pakistan:
Answer: 350 Nautical Miles
Q37. The dissolution of USSR was in:
Answer: December 1991
Q38. Which Pakistani Prime Minister signed the “Boundary Agreement” with China?
Answer: Z.A. Bhutto
Q39. Anti-terrorism Act came into force in:
Answer: 1997
Q40. Pakistan installed its first nuclear power station in Karachi with the cooperation of:
Answer: Canada
Q41. The Quran and Sunnah are declared the Supreme Law of Pakistan under the amendment:
Answer: 8th
Q42. “Kapas ka Phool” is written by:
Answer: Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi
Q43. Hugo Chavez was leader of:
Answer: Venezuela
Q44. The Bolshevik Revolution took place in:
Answer: 1917
Q45. Jahangir Khan won Squash Championship 10 times in:
Answer: British Open
Q46. In 2018, German Chancellor Angela Merkel was sworn in for:
Answer: Fourth time
Q47. The World Water Day is celebrated every year on:
Answer: March 22
Q48. Who was the first Chief Justice of Pakistan?
- (A) Mian Abdur Rashid
- Kashmiri leader Maqbool Butt martyred in which year?
(A) 1984 - Cabinet approved NSP (National Security Policy) on:
(C) 28 December 2021 - The Gandhara School of art developed during the reign of the:
(B) Kushans - International Mother Language Day is celebrated every year on:
(C) 21 February - In which type of rocks is limestone found?
(D) Sedimentary rock - Where do Jhelum & Chenab rivers meet?
(B) Trimu - Who was British delegate in United Nations when Kashmir issue was first discussed in UN?
(C) Philip Noel Baker - Deficiency of Vitamin-D results in:
(B) Rickets - Current Secretary General of OIC belongs to:
(A) Saudi Arabia - The currency of Israel is:
(C) Shekel - Deficiency of Vitamin-A results in:
(A) Night blindness - “Flying Horse” was the nickname of which Pakistani Player?
(B) Sami Ullah Khan - Vitamin E is stored in:
(C) Adipose Tissues - Fat is stored in which part of the body?
(C) Subcutaneous - Which of the following is responsible for turning Taj Mahal yellow?
(C) Sulphur dioxide - What was the theme of International Forest Day 2022?
(B) Forests and sustainable production and consumption - Author of “In the Line of Fire” is:
(C) Pervez Musharraf - Who has become the first Pakistani to win a Grammy Award?
(B) Arooj Aftab - How many times Nishan-e-Haider has been awarded?
(B) 11 - Hamza Shahbaz is the ____ Chief Minister of Punjab:
(B) 20th - Shalimar Bagh was constructed by:
(B) Shah Jahan - Winter Olympics 2022 were held in:
(C) China - Kaavan elephant was sent from Pakistan to which country on the direction of court?
(A) Sri LankaAkbar’s Navratna was:
(B) Birbal - Who was Pakistan’s First Civil Martial Law Administrator?
(A) Sikandar Mirza - Farooq Ahmad Leghari served President of Pakistan from:
(A) 14 November 1993 to 2 December 1997 - 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup will be held in:
(B) New Zealand - Which direction does wind flow around areas of high pressure in the Northern Hemisphere?
(B) Clockwise direction - The share of ____ is highest among all commercial energy consumption:
(A) Gas - Who was the first governor of Punjab after Independence?
(B) Sir Francis Mudie - Who was first Muslim musician in sub-continent?
(A) Ameer Khusro - Who was the first Commander-in-Chief of Pakistan Army?
(D) Gen. Frank Meservey - First underground drainage system was introduced by which civilization?
(A) Indus Valley Civilization - Tropical cyclone becomes hurricane at speed of:
(B) 74 mph - Moinuddin Ahmad Qureshi became caretaker Prime Minister of Pakistan in:
(B) July 1993 - U2 incident took place in:
(B) 1960 - Governor of Punjab introduced the ordinance to slash the powers of the speaker on:
(C) 6 June 2022 - First Governor of East Bengal after Independence:
(A) Sir Feroz Khan Noon - Who said “Instrument of accession to India is illegal and fraudulent”?
(B) Liaquat Ali Khan - Abdul Karim known as Little Karim was:
(B) Mountaineer - London is situated on the bank of which river?
(B) Thames - Which Muslim majority area was given to India in exchange to Kashmir?
(D) None of these - The cultural center of Gandhara Civilization was:
(C) Taxila - Which country was named world’s happiest country in The World Happiness Report in 2022?
(B) Finland - Sedimentary rocks are:
(C) Porous - Holy Quran was first translated in which language in the Sub-continent?
(A) Punjabi - Which regulator controls Pakistan Stock Exchange?
(B) Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan - When the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan:
(C) 24 December 1979 - “Shahrah e Pakistan” book written by:
(D) M.A.H Ispahani - Jurist Manzur Qadir was Pakistani foreign minister during:
(B) 1955 to 1960 - When Federal Shariat Court established:
(C) 1980 - 1965 War lasted for how many days:
(B) 17 days - The zone of atmosphere in which ozone layer is present is:
(C) Stratosphere - A train left a station at 8:35 a.m. and arrived at its destination at 3:12 p.m. How long did the journey take?
(B) 6 hours and 37 minutes - Which of the following planets is nearest to the earth?
(A) Venus - How many general seats are there in the National Assembly of Pakistan?
(C) 272 - Punjab Repealing and Removal of Difficulties Ordinance 2022 was promulgated to:
(B) Curtail the powers of Governor - Which country president visited Pakistan in March 2022:
(D) Uzbekistan - Euro currency was launched in:
(A) 1999 - Constantinople fell into the hands of the Turks in:
(C) 1453 - Fructose sugar is also known as:
(A) Monosaccharides - The OIC was founded in:
(C) 1969 - Vitamin B-6 is also known as:
(C) Pyridoxine - In accounting of non-profit organizations, the sale of old newspapers is generally considered as:
(C) Revenue receipt - When Indira Gandhi imposed emergency in India?
(C) 1975 - Chinese foreign minister attended the OIC conference as a Special Guest in 2022. His name is:
(B) Wang Yi - Cease-fire line established between Pakistan and India in:
(B) 1948
- Which planet is known as the “Red Planet”?
(A) Mars - Who was the first Muslim Nobel Laureate?
(B) Anwar Sadat - How many time zones are there in the world?
(A) 24 - What is the official language of Brazil?
(C) Portuguese - Which river is the longest in the world?
(B) Nile - The largest desert in the world is:
(A) Sahara - Who was the founder of the Ottoman Empire?
(C) Osman I - Which gas is most abundant in the Earth’s atmosphere?
(A) Nitrogen - What is the chemical symbol for Gold?
(C) Au - The United Nations was founded in:
(B) 1945 - What is the currency of Japan?
(C) Yen - The Great Wall of China was built to protect against invasions from:
(B) Mongols - The hardest natural substance on Earth is:
(A) Diamond - Mount Everest is located in which mountain range?
(B) Himalayas - What is the capital of Canada?
(A) Ottawa - The deepest ocean in the world is:
(B) Pacific Ocean - Who wrote the national anthem of Pakistan?
(C) Hafeez Jalandhari - What does WHO stand for?
(A) World Health Organization - The currency of Saudi Arabia is:
(C) Riyal - Which is the largest planet in our solar system?
(A) Jupiter - The chemical formula for water is:
(A) H2O - In which year did Pakistan win the Cricket World Cup?
(C) 1992 - The national flower of Pakistan is:
(A) Jasmine - Which city is known as the “City of Lights” in Pakistan?
(B) Karachi - The headquarters of the United Nations is in:
(A) New York - Who was the first Prime Minister of Pakistan?
(C) Liaquat Ali Khan - The study of earthquakes is called:
(A) Seismology - Which vitamin is known as the “Sunshine Vitamin”?
(C) Vitamin D - The Kaaba is located in:
(B) Makkah - Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the USA?
(A) France - The national bird of Pakistan is:
(B) Chukar - Which country has the largest population in the world?
(C) China
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