- The Shandur Pass connects Chitral with:
Answer: (A) Gilgit - Karakoram Highway between Pak & China was completed in:
Answer: (B) 1978 - Tomb of Khwaja Farid is in:
Answer: (C) Mithan Kot - Nanga Parbat is the highest peak of:
Answer: (D) Himalayas - River Kabul joins Indus River near:
Answer: (B) Attock - The Chairman of National Economic Council is:
Answer: (C) Prime Minister - Who was the first Muslim Governor of Punjab?
Answer: (A) Sardar Abdur Rab Nishtar - Objectives Resolution was presented in the Constituent Assembly on:
Answer: (B) 7th March 1949 - The first Vice-President of Pakistan was:
Answer: (A) Noorul Amin - What is the maximum age of a senator under the 1973 Constitution?
Answer: (B) 30 years - Term of the office of Election Commissioner of Pakistan:
Answer: (D) 6 years - On the advice of Prime Minister, President and Governors are bound to dissolve the assemblies within:
Answer: (C) 48 hours - The only Muslim woman who attended the Round Table Conference (RTC) was:
Answer: (C) Begum Jahanara Shahnawaz - Broad area of the Salt Range is:
Answer: (A) District of Jhelum - Dr. Abdus Salam, 1st Nobel Prize recipient of Pakistan, got his Ph.D. degree from which university?
Answer: (C) Cambridge University - Lowari Pass connects:
Answer: (D) Chitral with Malakand - Dr. Ruth Pfau, the “Mother Teresa” of Pakistan, campaigned against which disease?
Answer: (B) Leprosy - The United Nations General Assembly has declared 2021-30 as:
Answer: (B) The decade for ecosystem restoration - The decade for environmental change has been declared for peace and stability of:
Answer: (D) The world - The most benefited sector of Pakistan because of GPS-plus (duty-free access to European Union)?
Answer: (C) Textile and garments - The title of “Ambassador of Hindu-Muslim Unity” was given to Quaid-e-Azam by:
Answer: (B) Sarojini Naidu - The Treaty of Versailles settled issues related to:
Answer: (D) Germany - Which country has a claim on part of Indian province Arunachal Pradesh?
Answer: (A) China - The political term “Shadow Cabinet” stands for:
Answer: (B) A group of specialized critics in the official opposition party - The “Deal of the Century” presented by US President Donald Trump was related to:
Answer: (A) Israel-Palestine Conflict - The founder of the Khilafat Movement was:
Answer: (C) Maulana Mohammad Ali Johar - Who wrote “The Wealth of Nations”?
Answer: (A) Adam Smith - Statue of Liberty was given to the USA by:
Answer: (B) France - Watergate scandal was related to:
Answer: (A) Political issues - The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the UN relate to:
Answer: (D) Environment, hunger, health, gender equality, etc. - Who was the first Muslim recipient of the Nobel Prize?
Answer: (C) Anwar Sadat - Who resigned from the Imperial Legislative Council on account of Rowlatt Act?
Answer: (A) Quaid-e-Azam
- Who among the following is the current Secretary General of SAARC?
Answer: Ghulam Sarwar from Bangladesh. - Who was the first governor general of the State Bank of Pakistan?
Answer: Zahid Hussain - Kurt Waldheim was an Austrian diplomat and statesman who served two terms as the Secretary General of the United Nations.
Answer: Fourth - The General Assembly and the Security Council elect the judges of the International Court of Justice for a period of 9 years. The ICJ is composed of how many judges?
Answer: 15 - Kirthar Range is a mountain range in Pakistan extending about 190 miles. In which province of Pakistan does the range’s largest portion reside?
Answer: Sindh - When Balochistan was given the status of a province?
Answer: July 1, 1970 - What is the length of the Karakoram Highway?
Answer: 810 miles - Who among the following was the penultimate viceroy of British India?
Answer: Lord Wavell - “Jinnah, Pakistan and Islamic Identity: The Search for Saladin” is a book based on conversations and interviews of those who were close to Jinnah. Who wrote this book?
Answer: Akbar S. Ahmed - Taj Mahal was built by Shah Jahan to immortalize his wife Mumtaz Mahal. Its construction spanned 22 years. When was the work commenced?
Answer: 1632
- The milk needs to be heated for complete pasteurization at
Answer: 161°F - Vitamin that is produced by the body and is not found in fruit and vegetables?
Answer: Vitamin D - Coniferous forests have low biodiversity than
Answer: Tropical Rain Forest - Rocks that contain fossils are
Answer: Sedimentary rocks - Depletion of the ozone layer is caused due to
Answer: Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) - Deforestation at a large scale can be observed in
Answer: Amazon forest - Which of the following can be recycled many times?
Answer: Aluminum - Blank DVDs on which data can be erased and rewritten are identified as
Answer: DVD + RW - Who gave the idea to combine the internet with the hypertext concept?
Answer: Tim Berners-Lee - The first mechanical calculating machine was invented by
Answer: Charles Babbage - There are two different ways to insert content from one application into another:
Answer: Linking and Embedding - What is the name for a webpage address?
Answer: URL - The function is a __________ which can calculate the values given in a specific order.
Answer: Predefined formula - Average age of A and B is 30 years, that of B and C is 28 years, and the average age of C and A is 33 years. The age of C is
Answer: 31 years - Complete the sequence 6, 12, 21, 33, 48, ?
Answer: 66 - In an examination, 1100 boys and 900 girls appeared. If 55% of the boys and 45% of the girls passed, what is the percentage of students who failed?
Answer: 50% - Consider the given words and choose the word from below that reveals the opposite meaning:
Answer: Union - The average rate of standard deviation is called?
Answer: Variance - In the United States, the largest number of Nobel Laureates is from
Answer: United Kingdom - Operation Zarb-e-Azb launched in the former FATA zone was named after the sword of
Answer: Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) - Study of life in outer space is known as
Answer: Exobiology - Which of the following studies the interactions between living things and their environment?
Answer: Ecology - Jabir bin Hayyan is famous for his work on:
Answer: (B) Medicine - The Pakistani scientist who worked under Albert Einstein:
Answer: (A) Dr. Saleem uz Zaman Siddique - India represents what percent of South Asia’s population?
Answer: (C) 75% - When was Sui Gas first discovered in Pakistan?
Answer: (A) 1952 - Oceans cover how much of the Earth’s surface?
Answer: (B) 75% - How many members are there in the UN Security Council?
Answer: (B) 15 - SAPTA is a trade agreement by:
Answer: (C) SAARC Nations - What is the brightest planet in the solar system?
Answer: (B) Venus - What is the total length of the coastline of Pakistan?
Answer: (C) 1046 km - Dome of Rock is located in:
Answer: (A) Jerusalem - How many countries are members of SAARC?
Answer: (B) 8 - How many official working languages are recognized by the UN?
Answer: (B) 6 - The second largest desert in the world is:
Answer: (B) Arctic - Which of the following countries has no boundary with Syria?
Answer: (D) Iran - Sindh was separated from Bombay in which year?
Answer: (C) 1937 - Vasco da Gama was the first to reach India from Europe. He was from:
Answer: (B) Portugal - The largest area filled by sand in the world is:
Answer: (A) Sahara - The Aswan Dam was built by Egypt with support from which country?
Answer: (D) USSR - Timbuktu is the famous city of:
Answer: (C) Mali - Three Gorges Dam is located in:
Answer: (B) China - Approximately what fraction of the human body is water?
Answer: (B) 70% - Which of the following reactions occurs in the stroma of the chloroplast?
Answer: (C) Calvin Cycle - Stimulus intensity is detected in the brain by:
Answer: (C) The number of synapses crossed - Cirrhosis is a disease that affects which organ?
Answer: (A) Liver - According to science, the Earth is __________ million years old.
Answer: (B) 4.5 billion years - Which element makes up 14 to 17 percent of the skeleton?
Answer: (D) Phosphorus - The vitamin that controls the browning in fruits by the help of enzymes is:
Answer: (C) Vitamin C - The energy value of fats and oils is __________ times more than carbohydrates and proteins.
Answer: (C) 9The Wakhan Corridor is located to the __________ of Pakistan.
Answer: North
Provincial Management Service (PMS) MCQs:
- The first written constitution of the world is:
Answer: (A) USA (1787) - The “Rex” stands for:
Answer: (C) The King - The total shelf limits of Pakistan is:
Answer: (C) 350 Nautical Miles whereas Exclusive Economic Zone is 200 Nautical Miles. - Soviet Union was replaced by Russian Federation in:
Answer: (B) November 1991 - Settlement of border disputes and signing of border agreement with China proved a turning point in Sino-Pak relations. Which one of the following diplomats rendered his services in this regard?
Answer: (D) Z.A. Bhutto - Kyoto Protocol came into force in:
Answer: (C) 2005 - Pakistan installed its first nuclear power station in Karachi with the cooperation of:
Answer: (C) Canada in 1972 (KANNUP) - The Quran and Sunnah are declared the supreme law of Pakistan under the:
Answer: (B) Objective Resolution and Article 272 of the constitution - “Kapas Ka Phool” is written by:
Answer: (A) Saadat Hassan Manto - Hugo Chavez was the leader of:
Answer: (C) Venezuela - The Bolshevik Revolution took place in:
Answer: (C) 1917 - Jahangir Khan won the World Open Championship 10 times:
Answer: (B) British Open 10 times and World Open 6 times. - Angela Merkel became German Chancellor for the:
Answer: (C) Third time - The World Water Day is celebrated every year on:
Answer: (A) March 22 - A nautical mile is a unit of measurement used in air, marine, and space navigation, and for defining territorial waters. It is equivalent to:
Answer: (C) 1852 meters (6076 ft, 1.151 mi) - Who was Pakistan’s first ambassador to the US?
Answer: (D) Abdul Hassan Asfahani
- Jabir bin Hayyan is famous for his work on:
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