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Q: Who is the current President of China?

  • A) Xi Jinping
  • B) Li Keqiang
  • C) Hu Jintao
  • D) Jiang Zemin
    Correct answer: A) Xi Jinping

Q: When did Muhammad bin Qasim invade Sindh?

  • A) 711 CE
  • B) 712 CE
  • C) 713 CE
  • D) 714 CE
    Correct answer: B) 712 CE

Q: Which country is known as the “land of a thousand lakes”?

  • A) Sweden
  • B) Norway
  • C) Finland
  • D) Denmark
    Correct answer: C) Finland

Q: When was the Lahore Agreement signed between Pakistan and India?

  • A) July 3, 1972
  • B) July 4, 1972
  • C) July 5, 1972
  • D) July 6, 1972
    Correct answer: B) July 4, 1972

Q: Who was Babur’s son?

  • A) Akbar
  • B) Humayun
  • C) Shah Jahan
  • D) Aurangzeb
    Correct answer: B) Humayun

Q: In what year did Pakistan acquire Gwadar from Oman?

  • A) 1955
  • B) 1958
  • C) 1960
  • D) 1965
    Correct answer: B) 1958

Q: What percentage of its weight is water in the human body?

  • A) 40-50%
  • B) 50-60%
  • C) 60-70%
  • D) 70-80%
    Correct answer: B) 50-60%

Q: What is the cosine of 0 degrees?

  • A) 0
  • B) 0.5
  • C) 1
  • D) 2
    Correct answer: C) 1

Q: How many reserved seats for women are there in the National Assembly of Pakistan?

  • A) 50
  • B) 60
  • C) 70
  • D) 80
    Correct answer: C) 70

Q: What is the largest desert in Pakistan?

  • A) Thar Desert
  • B) Cholistan Desert
  • C) Kharan Desert
  • D) Nara Desert
    Correct answer: A) Thar Desert

Q: Where did the ancient Gandhara civilization originate?

  • A) Present-day northern Pakistan and eastern Afghanistan
  • B) Present-day southern Pakistan and western India
  • C) Present-day central Pakistan and northern India
  • D) Present-day eastern Pakistan and western Bangladesh
    Correct answer: A) Present-day northern Pakistan and eastern Afghanistan

Q: What part of speech is the word “new”?

  • A) Adjective
  • B) Adverb
  • C) Noun
  • D) Verb
    Correct answer: A) Adjective

Q: What part of speech is the word “homework”?

  • A) Adjective
  • B) Adverb
  • C) Noun
  • D) Verb
    Correct answer: C) Noun

Q: What is an antonym for “embrace”?

  • A) Hug
  • B) Reject
  • C) Avoid
  • D) Both B and C
    Correct answer: D) Both B and C

Q: What does LOC stand for?

  • A) Line of Control
  • B) Line of Command
  • C) Line of Cooperation
  • D) Line of Communication
    Correct answer: A) Line of Control

Q: What is the approximate range of the Ababeel missile?

  • A) 1,500 km
  • B) 2,000 km
  • C) 2,200 km
  • D) 2,500 km
    Correct answer: C) 2,200 km

Q: Who are the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council?

  • A) China, France, Russia, United Kingdom, and United States
  • B) China, Germany, India, Japan, and United States
  • C) France, India, Japan, Russia, and United Kingdom
  • D) China, France, Japan, United Kingdom, and United States
    Correct answer: A) China, France, Russia, United Kingdom, and United States

Q: Who wrote “Friends, Not Masters”?

  • A) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
  • B) Muhammad Ayub Khan
  • C) Liaquat Ali Khan
  • D) Jawaharlal Nehru
    Correct answer: B) Muhammad Ayub Khan

Q: According to the 1973 Constitution of Pakistan, who is the head of state?

  • A) Prime Minister
  • B) President
  • C) Chief Justice
  • D) Speaker of the National Assembly
    Correct answer: B) President

Q: Who led the British forces to defeat Tipu Sultan?

  • A) Lord Wellesley
  • B) Lord Cornwallis
  • C) Lord Curzon
  • D) Lord Mountbatten
    Correct answer: B) Lord Cornwallis

Q: What is the capital of Malaysia?

  • A) Singapore
  • B) Kuala Lumpur
  • C) Jakarta
  • D) Bangkok
    Correct answer: B) Kuala Lumpur

Q: Why do we boil milk?

  • A) To improve taste
  • B) To increase shelf life
  • C) To kill harmful bacteria and pathogens
  • D) To change color
    Correct answer: C) To kill harmful bacteria and pathogens

Q: What is the primary purpose of sending children to school?

  • A) Entertainment
  • B) Socialization
  • C) Acquire knowledge, develop skills, and prepare for future roles
  • D) Sports and extracurricular activities
    Correct answer: C) Acquire knowledge, develop skills, and prepare for future roles

Q: How much money did the British receive from the British Indian fiscal in Hindustan in 1843?

  • A) 5 million dollars
  • B) 7.5 million dollars
  • C) 10 million dollars
  • D) 15 million dollars
    Correct answer: B) 7.5 million dollars

Q: Where is the headquarters of the World Health Organization (WHO) located?

  • A) New York City, USA
  • B) Geneva, Switzerland
  • C) Paris, France
  • D) London, UK
    Correct answer: B) Geneva, Switzerland

Q: Why did Quaid-e-Azam reject the Nehru Report?

  • A) It did not address Muslim concerns adequately
  • B) It favored Hindu interests
  • C) It proposed partition of India
  • D) It advocated for British rule
    Correct answer: A) It did not address Muslim concerns adequately

Q: What is the cube root of unity?

  • A) 0
  • B) 1
  • C) -1
  • D) i
    Correct answer: B) 1

Q: What is the logarithm of unity to any base?

  • A) 1
  • B) 0
  • C) -1
  • D) Infinity
    Correct answer: B) 0

Q: Who wrote “Pakistaniat”?

  • A) Muhammad Ayub Khan
  • B) Raza Rumi
  • C) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
  • D) Liaquat Ali Khan
    Correct answer: B) Raza Rumi

Q: Where is Warsak Dam located?

  • A) Near Lahore, Punjab
  • B) Near Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
  • C) Near Quetta, Balochistan
  • D) Near Karachi, Sindh
    Correct answer: B) Near Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
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Q: What is the largest bird?

  • A) Eagle
  • B) Ostrich
  • C) Vulture
  • D) Falcon
    Correct answer: B) Ostrich

Q: How many sides does a typical prism have?

  • A) 4
  • B) 5
  • C) 6
  • D) 7
    Correct answer: B) 5

Q: What is “the” defined as in grammar?

  • A) Indefinite article
  • B) Definite article
  • C) Preposition
  • D) Conjunction
    Correct answer: B) Definite article

Q: Who wrote “Kitab al-Umm”?

  • A) Imam Abu Hanifa
  • B) Imam Shafi’i
  • C) Imam Malik
  • D) Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal
    Correct answer: B) Imam Shafi’i

Q: Where were the first Asian Games hosted?

  • A) Tokyo, Japan
  • B) New Delhi, India
  • C) Beijing, China
  • D) Seoul, South Korea
    Correct answer: B) New Delhi, India

Q: Who is the current Chief Minister of Sindh?

  • A) Syed Murad Ali Shah
  • B) Imran Khan
  • C) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari
  • D) Asad Umar
    Correct answer: A) Syed Murad Ali Shah

Q: What pass connects Pakistan with China?

  • A) Khunjerab Pass
  • B) Touchi Pass
  • C) Naltar Pass
  • D) Bolan Pass
    Correct answer: A) Khunjerab Pass

Q: How do plants feed themselves?

  • A) Through photosynthesis
  • B) Through respiration
  • C) Through decomposition
  • D) Through fermentation
    Correct answer: A) Through photosynthesis

Q: Where is Amnesty International’s headquarters located?

  • A) New York City, USA
  • B) London, UK
  • C) Paris, France
  • D) Geneva, Switzerland
    Correct answer: B) London, UK

Q: When did Pakistan join the United Nations?

  • A) September 30, 1946
  • B) September 30, 1947
  • C) October 30, 1947
  • D) November 30, 1947
    Correct answer: B) September 30, 1947

Q: Which country was the first Muslim nation to oppose Pakistan?

  • A) Iran
  • B) Turkey
  • C) Afghanistan
  • D) Egypt
    Correct answer: C) Afghanistan

Q: What is the border between India and China known as?

  • A) Line of Control (LOC)
  • B) Line of Actual Control (LAC)
  • C) International Border (IB)
  • D) Border of Dispute (BOD)
    Correct answer: B) Line of Actual Control (LAC)

Q: Which river in China is the longest in Asia?

  • A) Yellow River
  • B) Yangtze River
  • C) Mekong River
  • D) Brahmaputra River
    Correct answer: B) Yangtze River

Q: What type of equation is 2y = 1 + x?

  • A) Quadratic equation
  • B) Linear equation
  • C) Exponential equation
  • D) Logarithmic equation
    Correct answer: B) Linear equation

Q: In which year did Pakistan win its first Hockey World Cup?

  • A) 1968
  • B) 1971
  • C) 1975
  • D) 1982
    Correct answer: B) 1971

Q: Which country holds the most Olympic gold medals overall?

  • A) United States
  • B) China
  • C) Russia
  • D) Great Britain
    Correct answer: A) United States

Q: When was the Battle of Ghazwa-e-Uhud fought?

  • A) 623 CE
  • B) 624 CE
  • C) 625 CE
  • D) 626 CE
    Correct answer: C) 625 CE

Q: Who was known as the “Desert Fox” for his tactical brilliance in the North African campaign during World War II?

  • A) Adolf Hitler
  • B) Erwin Rommel
  • C) Benito Mussolini
  • D) Winston Churchill
    Correct answer: B) Erwin Rommel

Q: Who served as South Africa’s first black president from 1994 to 1999?

  • A) Desmond Tutu
  • B) Nelson Mandela
  • C) Steve Hofmeyr
  • D) Cyril Ramaphosa
    Correct answer: B) Nelson Mandela

Q: Who composed the music for Pakistan’s national anthem?

  • A) Ahmed Ghulami
  • B) Ahmed Chaghatai
  • C) Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
  • D) Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
    Correct answer: B) Ahmed Chaghatai

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