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- Odometer is used to measure:
(B) Distance traveled by vehicle - When was the first ever Cricket World Cup held?
(D) 1975 - What type of computers are client computers in a client-server system?
(C) Microcomputer - Where was the first ever Cricket World Cup held?
(B) England - Who was the founder of Brahmo Samaj?
(B) Raja Ram Mohan Roy - When British Indian Association was formed?
(C) May 1866 - Science is derived from Latin word “scientia” which means:
(C) Knowledge - Who was the founder of Prarthana Samaj?
(C) Dr. Atmaram Pandurang - How wide is a cricket wicket?
(C) 9 inches - A computer cannot ‘boot’ if it does not have the?
(D) Operating System - Which of the following is not a waterborne disease?
(B) Influenza - Who was the first President of Anjuman Himayat Islam?
(C) Khalifa Hamid-ud-Din - Which statement describes “Hackers”?
(B) Break into other people’s computers - Who was the founder of Arya Samaj?
(D) Dayanand Saraswati - When Indian Council Act was enforced?
(C) 1861 and 1892 - When a file is saved for the first time?
(D) It must be given a name to identify it - Where are data and programme stored when the processor uses them?
(C) Main memory - 1 quintal is equal to how many kg?
(A) 100 KG - P-waves is a term associated with:
(C) Earthquakes - Analytical solutions to Quadratic equations were introduced by:
(D) Al-Khwārizmī - When Islamia College Railway Road was established?
(C) 1907 - Who was the founder of Deoband Samaj?
(C) Shiv Narayan Agnihotri - Name the branch of science which deals with the study of sound and sound waves?
(B) Acoustics - Who was the founder of Indian National Congress?
(B) Allan Octavian Hume - Who formed Indian Patriotic Association?
(B) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan in 1888 - Who was the founder of Mohammedan Defense Association?
(B) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan - Chemically finger nails are made up of:
(D) Proteins - Example of non-numeric data is:
(C) Employee address - Who is allowed to wear gloves while fielding in a cricket match?
(D) Wicket Keeper - The amount of vertical space between lines of text in a document is called:
(C) Line-Spacing - When Indian National Congress was formed?
(C) 1885 - What is embedded system?
(C) The computer and software system that control the machine - The study of creation of the Universe is called:
(D) Cosmogony - Who was the founder of Ram Krishna Mission?
(B) Ram Krishna Paramhansa - Which of the following is responsible for largest amount of oxygen on earth?
(C) Algae - When Hindi-Urdu Controversy started?
(C) 1867 - When Anjuman Himayat Islam was established?
(B) 1884 - The average kinetic energy of the molecules of a body determines?
(D) Temperature - Majlis Khadam-e-Kaaba was established in?
(B) 1913 - Who was the first Pakistani leader who visited China?
(B) Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy - Which metal is added to steel to make it stainless steel?
(A) Chromium - When Mohammedan Educational Conference was formed?
(C) 1866 - Represents raw facts, whereas __________ is data made meaningful:
(B) Data, information - Junk e-mail is also called:
(C) Spam - In which cricket stadium was played the first One Day International match?
(C) Melbourne - “COTTON” is grown on:
(C) Black Soil - Which of the following gases do plants and trees give out during photosynthesis?
(C) Oxygen - Altimeter is used to measure:
(B) Altitude - On which disease did Robert Koch work?
(C) Tuberculosis - Which one of the following fuels causes minimum environmental pollution?
(B) Hydrogen - When did Lord Mountbatten arrive in Delhi as new Viceroy of India?
(B) Mar 22, 1947 - Gateway of invaders is?
(D) Khyber Pass - Tipu Sultan wrote a letter to which government to help him against British Army rule in India?
(B) France - Who ordered to excavate Mohenjo-Daro in 1922?
(A) Sir John Marshall - Which slave king is buried in Lahore?
(D) Qutbuddin Aibak - What does the word Pakistan mean?
(B) Holy Land - Nation celebrates birth anniversary of Liaquat Ali Khan on 1st Oct 2017?
(C) 122 - The most abundant element in the universe is:
(A) Hydrogen - The substance which increases the rate of chemical reaction is:
(B) Catalyst - The average human body contains about ____ gram of Sodium Chloride.
(D) 250 - The best soil pH value for most crops and plants is:
(C) 6.5 - NH3 is a/an:
(B) Base - Salts are:
(D) Neutral - ____ are biological catalysts.
(A) Enzymes - The most abundant constituent in Air is:
(D) Nitrogen - Isotopes are atoms of the same element with different numbers of:
(B) Neutrons - Over ____ of the elements in the Periodic Table are Metals.
(C) 75% - Those substances which give hydroxyl ions in water are called:
(B) Bases - Those substances which give hydrogen ions in water are called:
(A) Acids - KHSO4 is an?
(B) Acid - Neutral solution has pH value of:
(C) 7 - According to Bronsted, Acids are:
(C) Proton donor - Severe deficiency of Vitamin-D results in:
(B) Rickets - People living in high altitudes (like mountains) usually have a:
(B) Larger number of Red Blood Cells - The average adult has a blood volume of about ____ liters.
(B) 5 - Vitamin ____ is needed for the formation of a light-sensitive pigment in the retina.
(A) A - About ____ of the body weight of a mammal is water.
(C) 70% - Blood is carried towards the heart by:
(C) Veins - ____ is essential for the formation of haemoglobin.
(B) Iron - ____ are needed as a source of energy for the vital activities of the body.
(D) Carbohydrates - What is the real name of Imam Abu Hanifa?
(B) Nauman - What is the compulsory tax on the produce of agricultural lands?
(B) Ushr - How many obligations (Farz) are there in the Hajj?
(B) 3 - How much is the rate of Ushr on the produce of artificially irrigated land?
(B) 1/10 - Hujjaj stay at Mina for one day, the second day at Arafat and the final day, encampment is done for a night at Muzdalifah, it is called?
(C) Wuquf - From where the word “Zakat” is derived?
(A) Tazkiya - What is the literal meaning of the word Hajj?
(C) The will to visit - How much is the rate of Ushr on the produce of land benefited by rain or some natural spring?
(B) 1/10 - When did Liaquat Ali Khan visit USA?
(B) 1950 - Babri Masjid incident was occurred on?
(C) 6 December 1992 - Urdu was declared national language of Pakistan in:
(B) April 1955 - According to Referendum, British got votes in favour to leave Brexit:
(D) 51.89% - Who is called “Saqi Zam Zam”?
(A) Hazrat Abbas (RA) - Who was the first chief justice of Pakistan?
(A) Justice Abdur Rasheed - When did Fatima Jinnah join All India Muslim League?
(D) 1939 - Pakistan’s National Flag was prepared by:
(D) Ameer-ud-din Qadwai - Who was the First woman Governor of State Bank of Pakistan?
(B) Dr Shamshad Akhter - Mirpur is a famous city of:
(C) Azad Kashmir - The United Nations was founded on:
(C) October 24, 1945 - Which country from the following is NOT the member of UNO?
(A) Vatican City - The International Court of Justice is located in:
(D) The Hague - Which country from the following is NOT the member of UNO?
(A) Vatican City - The International Court of Justice is located in:
(D) The Hague - Which country from the following is NOT the member of UNO?
(A) Vatican City - The International Court of Justice is located in:
(D) The Hague - Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has ____ official languages.
(C) 3 - There are ____ non-permanent members of the security council.
(C) 10 - The currency of Indonesia is:
(C) Rupiah - The D-8 is an organization of eight ____ countries.
(B) Developing - The European Union’s working capital is in:
(D) Brussels - The headquarter of NATO is located in:
(D) Brussels - Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah fixed his salary as the Governor General of Pakistan at:
(A) 1 - Operation Zarb-e-Azab was started on:
(C) 15 June 2014 - Gymnophobia is the fear of:
(A) Nudity - The book ‘Higher than Hopes’ is the biography of:
(A) Nelson Mandela - Who was the founder of America’s Republican Party?
(D) None (Correct answer: Abraham Lincoln, not listed) - Maharaja Gulab Singh Dogra sold Kashmir to British Government in:
(B) 1846 - Who was the first Chief Minister of Balochistan from 1972 to 13 February 1973?
(B) Sardar Attaullah Khan Mengal - Which among the following countries releases the highest amount of Carbon Dioxide into the atmosphere?
(C) China - East India Company was established in:
(A) 1600 - Punjab Police was established in:
(B) 1861 - McMahon Line is a border between:
(A) India and China - The United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, 1992 was held in:
(C) Rio de Janeiro - Who was the first Muslim Air Chief Marshal of Pakistan?
(B) Air Marshal Zafar Chaudhry - A terrorist attack was launched on Army Public School in Peshawar on:
(C) 16 December 2014 - WAFA is the news agency of which country?
(A) Palestine - RAW stands for:
(C) Research and Analysis Wing - The first Martial Law in Pakistan was imposed in:
(C) October 1958 - The Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline, also known as the:
(B) Peace Pipeline - Which country doesn’t have an army?
(C) Iceland - Where is Ibadat Khana situated?
(A) Fatehpur Sikri - Alexander the Great was the king of?
(A) Macedonia - What is the Total area of Gilgit Baltistan?
(A) 72,971 km² - Who was the first Deputy President of the National Assembly?
(A) Muhammad Tamizuddin Khan - When Pakistan signed Baghdad Pact?
(A) 1955 - When was Bait-ul-Muqaddas conquered during Rashidun Caliphate?
(A) 637 AD - The ruins of Harappa are spread over ____ acres?
(A) 370 acres - Which is the oldest civilization of Pakistan?
(A) Indus Civilization - Before becoming the Prime Minister, Mr. Feroz Khan Noon had served as a Governor of which Province?
(A) Punjab - When did East Punjab in India cut off the flow of canal waters to West Punjab in Pakistan?
(A) 1 April 1948 - The Swadeshi movement means:
(A) Boycott of goods (British goods) - Simla Deputation was led by:
(A) Sir Agha Khan - Who moved the resolution for establishing Muslim League?
(A) Nawab of Dhaka (Salimullah) - Who delivered the Presidential address in which the Muslim League was established?
(A) Nawab Waqar-ul-Mulk - Separate electorate was awarded to Muslims in:
(A) 1909 - Annulment of partition of Bengal was announced in:
(A) 1911 - Jinnah was formally enrolled in All India Muslim League in:
(A) 1913 - “Comrade” was started by:
(A) Maulana Muhammad Ali - Al Hilal was started by:
(A) Abul Kalam Azad - Jinnah was the Principal architect of:
(A) Lucknow Pact - The most important change brought about by Minto Morley Reforms was:
(A) Separate Electorate - Turkey in the First World War chose to fight on the side of:
(A) Germany - Treaty of Sevres was announced in:
(A) 1920 - Shuddhi and Sangathan movements were started at the end of:
(A) Tehrik-e-Khilafat - “Zamindar” was brought about by:
(A) Zafar Ali Khan - Report of Rowlatt Committee was published in:
(A) 1918 - Jallianwala Bagh tragedy took place in:
(A) 1919 - Jinnah resigned from Congress during Nagpur session in:
(A) 1920 - Moplah rising in Malabar took place in:
(A) 1921 - The Moplah rose against the British by:
(A) Hindu Zamindar - Which movement was started by Swami Shraddhanand?
(A) Shuddhi - Sangathan was started by:
(A) Pandit Malaviya - Swami Shraddhanand was murdered in:
(A) 1926 - Chauri Chaura incident took place in:
(A) 1922 - Khilafat was abolished by Mustafa Kamal Pasha in:
(A) 1924 - Simon Commission was sent to India in:
(A) 1927 - Which party was divided into pro-changers and no-changers?
(A) Congress - Nehru Report was an answer to the challenge given by:
(A) Lord Birkenhead - The day of deliverance was observed by All India Muslim League on?
(A) 22 December 1939 - Which Bank has given first loan in Millions to Pakistan government at the time of independence?
(B) HBL Bank - Women seats in Senate?
(C) 17 - The SAARC movement was launched for?
(B) Regional cooperation - Graveyard of Empires is?
(A) Afghanistan - Balochistan became Province in?
(A) 1st July 1970 - How many founding members OIC has at the time of its establishment?
(B) 25 - Nawab Akbar Bugti was assassinated on?
(A) 26 Aug 2006 - Who was the hero of 1857 war?
(B) Bakht Khan - Navy Captain is equal in rank to army?
(C) Colonel - Who was the first democratic President to complete his 5 years tenure?
(B) Asif Ali Zardari - Nandipur is in which district?
(A) Gujranwala - Caracas is the capital of:
(A) Venezuela - Dasu hydel power is to be located in:
(A) KPK - Peru is a country of ____ America:
(A) West - Nelson Mandela was born in:
(A) 1918 - Quaid-e-Azam took admission in Lincoln’s Inn in:
(A) 1893 - Rabat is the capital of:
(A) Morocco - British killed Lakshmi in:
(A) 1858 - When was the Punjab annexed by Britain?
(A) 1849 - Crimea is an independent state of Ukraine:
(A) South - Russia attacked Georgia in:
(A) 2008 - International Food Day is observed on:
(A) 16 October - During the 2nd World War British Prime Minister was:
(A) Winston S. Churchill - Simla Conference was held in:
(A) 1945 - Cabinet Mission delegation consisted of ____ members:
(A) 3 - There are ____ member states of UNO:
(A) 193 - Quaid-e-Millat Liaquat Ali Khan was murdered on ____ of October in 1951:
(A) 16 October - Hanna Lake is located in:
(A) Balochistan - Mossad is an intelligence agency of:
(A) Israel - Second largest ocean of the world:
(A) Atlantic Ocean - Water covers about ____ of the whole earth:
(A) 75% - The paper we use in the fax machines is called:
(A) Thermal paper - Head of Senate is called:
(A) Chairman - Who invented bulb?
(A) Edison - The capital city of South Sudan:
(A) Juba - Indus Basin Treaty was signed in:
(A) 1960 - Who led the Khilafat Movement?
(A) M.A. Johar - Who was the Viceroy of India at the time of Partition of India?
(A) Lord Mountbatten - Which one is the highest peak of the Hindu Kush?
(A) Tirich Mir - The height of Nanga Parbat:
(A) 8125 m - When was the 1956 constitution implemented?
(A) 23 March - The E.C.O was founded in:
(A) 1985 - The total length of Pakistan-Afghanistan border:
(A) 2252 km - Non-Aligned countries organisation called:
(A) NAM - Mahabat Khan Mosque is located in:
(A) Peshawar - Rohtas Fort is located in:
(A) Jhelum - Members of OIC in total are:
(A) 57 - Administrative center of OIC is situated in:
(A) Jeddah - Where is the headquarters of OPEC?
(A) Vienna - DAWN newspaper started publication in:
(A) Delhi - There are ____ member states of EU:
(A) 28 - Gulf Cooperation Council consists of ____ member states:
(A) 6 - Which pass links Pakistan and China via Silk Route?
(A) Khunjerab Pass - Mostly dry fruits are cultivated in which province of Pakistan?
(A) Balochistan - When was the 1st Five Year Plan started?
(A) 1955 - Who was First Secretary General of the UN?
(A) Trygve Lie - The First Round Table Conference was held in:
(A) London - How many seats did the All India Muslim League win in the Central Legislative Assembly in the 1945 elections in India?
(A) 30 - Gandhi raised the slogan of “Quit India”. Which slogan did Quaid-e-Azam raise to counter it?
(A) Divide and Quit - “Yaum-e-Takbeer” in Pakistan is celebrated on:
(A) 28 May - The Largest Cricket Stadium of the World is:
(A) Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia - In which Surah obligation of ablution are described?
(A) Al-Maida - Which one of the following is considered to be one of the Fathers of Internet?
(A) Vinton Gray Cerf - The Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) consist of:
(A) Seven Agencies - Qadhf means:
(A) False accusation of adultery - If A and B together can complete a job in 15 days and B alone can complete it in 20 days. In how many days can A alone complete the job?
(A) 60 - In Information Technology what does HTML stand for?
(A) Hyper Text Markup Language - Head office of Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank is located in:
(A) Beijing - Ceasefire UN Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan established to report on violation:
(A) 1949 - The Ruling Muslim dynasty of India from 1320 to 1414 AD was:
(A) Tughlaq - The tragic incident of Karbala took place during the month of Muharram in the ____ Hijri.
(A) 61 AH - Confucianism as a religious mythology originated in:
(A) China - Dr. Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Prize winner, is known all over the world as the:
(A) Founder of Grameen Bank - When the stock market is rising it is called:
(A) Bullish - Nanga Parbat, one of the most dangerous mountains to climb, is the ____ highest.
(A) 9th - Imam Ghazali was born and died in which city of Iran?
(A) Tus - Which of the following is responsible for the largest amount of oxygen on Earth?
(A) Algae - Which is the longest bone in human body?
(A) Femur - “Warsak Dam” has been built on the river:
(A) Kabul - Which “Para of Holy Quran” Surah Al-Momin is located?
(A) 24th - In which year did Pakistan win its first Olympic Hockey Gold Medal?
(A) 1960 - Which of the following provisions is a part of the Objective Resolution?
(A) Fundamental rights of minorities - Which was the last major expedition led by the Holy Prophet (PBUH)?
(A) Tabuk - The famous Qissa Khawani Bazaar is located in:
(A) Peshawar - A Portuguese explorer discovered the sea route from Europe to India:
(A) Vasco da Gama - Harappa is a city in Punjab about 24 km southwest of:
(A) Sahiwal - The Headquarters of the International Court of Justice is situated in:
(A) The Hague - In which province is the town Dalbandin located?
(A) Balochistan - Lack of Vitamin C causes:
(A) Scurvy - What is the meaning of “Itikaf”?
(A) Seclusion - Capital city of Albania is:
(A) Tirana - In which year was Nelson Mandela of South Africa awarded Nishan-e-Pakistan?
(A) 1992 - Islam was declared as the state religion under the:
(A) Constitution of 1973 - Who scored the first cricket test century for Pakistan in 1952?
(A) Nazar Muhammad - Optical Fiber Systems are used in?
(A) Telecommunication system - Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy was?
(A) Prime Minister of Pakistan - Ahmed Shah Massoud was a prominent leader of the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan. To which ethnic group did he belong?
(A) Tajik - What is Sonia Gandhi’s relationship with Mahatma Gandhi?
(A) No family relation - Which one of the following Prime Ministers of India has received the award of Nishan-e-Pakistan?
(A) Morarji Desai (1990) - Which Prophet was titled as Zabeeh Ullah?
(A) Hazrat Ismail (A.S) - “Bait-e-Rizwan” was made to take the revenge of:
(A) Hazrat Usman - Who succeeded President Zia-ul-Haq as the President of Pakistan?
(A) Ghulam Ishaq Khan - To copy a picture of the screen to the Clipboard use:
(A) Print Screen Key - A small town in Sindh “Keti Bandar” is famous for:
(A) Fish harbor - UPS is now widely used in households. What does UPS stand for?
(A) Uninterruptible Power Supply - Jaundice is a disease in which the color of the skin becomes:
(A) Yellowish - Pakistan joined UNO in:
(A) 1947 - Reykjavik is the capital city of:
(A) Iceland - The capital of the Byzantine Empire was:
(A) Constantinople - During the time of Prophet (PBUH), the Emperor of Byzantine Empire was:
(A) Heraclius - Servile is the opposite of:
(A) Haughty - Who wrote the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah?
(A) Hazrat Ali (R.A) - What is the meaning of Asra?
(A) Ascension - Sir Sikandar Hayat Khan was leader of:
(A) Unionist Party - The national flower of Pakistan is:
(A) Jasmine - Ghiyasuddin Balban declared himself the king of Delhi Sultanate in the year:
(A) 1266 - In the election of United States President, the largest number of “Electoral College” members are elected from the state of:
(A) California - Out of the following, the largest ethnic group by population without having a state of its own is:
(A) Kurdish - The first President of Palestinian Authority Yasser Arafat died on:
(A) 11th November 2004 - The phenomenon of ‘Arab Spring’ was sparked by the self-immolation of Mohamed Bouazizi, a fruit-seller in:
(A) Tunisia - The imaginary line of zero-degree longitude which passes through Greenwich is called:
(A) Meridian - The famous book “East of Eden” is the work of:
(A) John Steinbeck - Bastille Day is the commemoration of the storming of the Bastille fortress-prison which was seen as a symbol of the revolutionary uprising in:
(A) France - Commonwealth of Independent States is headed by:
(A) Host nation’s head of state - Sui generis is a Latin term for:
(A) Unique - The Strait of Hormuz falls between:
(A) Iran, Oman, and UAE - ‘Rand’ is the currency of:
(A) South Africa - Total number of districts in Punjab are:
(A) 36 - The Headquarters of International Labour Organisation (ILO) are established at:
(A) Geneva - Under the Employment of Children Act 1991, employment of children is banned who are aged below:
(A) 14 - Trachoma is a disease of the:
(A) Eye - Which is not one of the functions performed by Punjab Employees Social Security Institution (PESSI)?
(A) Provision of free quality education to the children of industrial workers - Out of the 14 highest independent peaks in the world (the eight-thousanders), Pakistan has:
(A) 5 - The birth-name of Sher Shah Suri was:
(A) Farid Khan - “Southern Cross” which is a constellation found in the southern region of the night sky consists mainly of:
(A) Five Stars - Sylhet District at the time of partition was part of the province of:
(A) Assam - Hepatitis C is a leading cause of:
(A) Chronic liver disease - Euphonious is the opposite of:
(A) Cacophonous (not listed, but correct opposite) - The incident of child labour in Punjab reportedly highest in:
(A) Brick-kilns - The ratio of the circumference of a circle to its radius is:
(A) 2π - An important river at Pothohar Plateau is:
(A) Swan River - The capital city of Libya is:
(A) Tripoli - Yangtze River does not pass through which of the countries:
(A) Mongolia, Thailand, Taiwan - The Incan Civilization flourished in:
(A) South America - The legendary African city of Timbuktu is located in:
(A) Mali - According to West Pakistan Minimum Wages Rules 1962, an adult female worker performing work of equal value is entitled to get:
(A) Identical wage - Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) has the same chemical composition as that of:
(A) Sui gas - The largest amongst the Great Lakes of Northeastern America is:
(A) Lake Superior - The largest city by population in the Great Lakes region is:
(A) Chicago - The capital of Myanmar is:
(A) Naypyidaw - The gas commonly used in balloons is:
(A) Helium - The last military expedition assembled by Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was directed against the Byzantine army in Syria and was headed by:
(A) Hazrat Usama Bin Zaid (RA) - An ordinary mobile phone communicates by using:
(A) Radio waves - Stock indices at Tokyo are known by their popular name of:
(A) Nikkei - The capital city of Uzbekistan is:
(A) Tashkent - The United Nations Special Representative on Syria is:
(A) Lakhdar Brahimi - The only Sahabi who was mentioned by name in the Holy Quran is:
(A) Hazrat Zaid bin Harith (RA) - Sir Syed Ahmad Khan retired from the British service as:
(A) Judge - Quaid-i-Azam was assisted in the formulation of his famous Fourteen Points by:
(A) Maulana Muhammad Ali Johar - Who coined the name Pakistan?
(A) Chaudhry Rehmat Ali - The First President of Pakistan was:
(A) Iskandar Mirza - The membership of Pakistan in the United Nations was opposed by:
(A) Afghanistan - In which Agreement was the Ceasefire Line in Kashmir named as Line of Control?
(A) Simla Agreement - Identify the area which separates Pakistan from Tajikistan?
(A) Wakhan - When was the state of Swat included in Pakistan?
(A) 1969 - Parachinar is the main town of:
(A) South Waziristan - Umar Marvi is a folk story of:
(A) Sindh - Who was convicted in Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case in 1951?
(A) Faiz Ahmad Faiz - The first census was held in Pakistan in the year:
(A) 1951 - ‘Makli’ is a famous:
(A) Graveyard - Ameen-ul-Umat is the title of Hazrat:
(A) Abu-Ubaidah bin Al-Jarrah (RA) - Umm-ul-Masakeen was the title given to:
(A) Hazrat Zainab bint Khuzayma (R.A.) - Urfat gathering is held on:
(A) 9 Zil Hajj - The Holy Book ‘Taurat’ was revealed to:
(A) Prophet Musa (peace be upon him) - How long did the Holy Book ‘Quran’ take for its complete revelation?
(A) 23 years - Seventh month of Islamic calendar:
(A) Rajab - What is the significance of 27th Rajab in the 10th year of Prophethood?
(A) Meraj Shareef - The Muslim Ruler who introduced the jail system for the detention of prisoners:
(A) Hazrat Umar (May Allah Bless Him) - The Muslim ruler who instituted the Islamic Calendar from the year of the Holy Prophet’s migration to Madina:
(A) Hazrat Umar (May Allah Bless Him) - Muslims offer ‘Namaz-e-Kusuf’:
(A) At the time of an eclipse of the Sun - Which one is the oldest religion?
(A) Hinduism - The best conductor of electricity is:
(A) Copper - Artificial Dialysis is a substitute for:
(A) Kidneys - The largest organ of the human body is:
(A) Liver - Human Rights Day is observed internationally on:
(A) 10 December - SANA is the news agency of:
(A) Syria - Siam is the old name of:
(A) Thailand - Won is the currency of:
(A) South Korea - Who pioneered the modern nursing system?
(A) Florence Nightingale - Deficiency of Vitamin ‘C’ in human body leads to:
(A) Teeth disease - Horse Power is a standard unit of power equal to:
(A) 746 Watts - In 1994, Pakistan was the world champion of:
(A) Cricket, Hockey, Squash, Snooker - Human Rights Organization “Freedom House” is based in:
(A) Washington - “Adam’s Peak” is in:
(A) Sri Lanka - ‘Christ the Redeemer’ is among the Seven Wonders of the World located in:
(A) Rio de Janeiro - Laissez-faire means:
(A) A policy of non-interference by the State - Which country is known as ‘Mistress of Seas’?
(A) UK - Which country is the largest foreign aid donor?
(A) Japan - Which was the first capital of Islamic Commonwealth?
(A) Madina - Which is the largest jungle of Pakistan?
(A) Changa Manga - How many radio stations were working in Pakistan at the time of partition of subcontinent?
(A) 3 - When was the First Woman Bank established in Pakistan?
(A) 1 Dec, 1989 - Which newspaper tops the average daily circulation in the world?
(A) Yomiuri Shimbun - What are the names of the districts in Switzerland?
(A) Cantons - Which is the second smallest country of the world?
(A) Monaco - The greatest fort of Pakistan, Rani Kot Fort, is situated near the city:
(A) Hyderabad - Dome of the Rock is located in:
(A) Jerusalem - What is meant by Dengue?
(A) Breakbone fever - After Ahmad Shah Dynasty, there rose a competition for control between Russians and:
(A) British - SIM stands for:
(A) Subscriber Identity Module - What is the meaning of term Annuity?
(A) Pension Allowance - Which is the American state with the most lakes?
(A) Alaska - Timbuktu city is in which African country?
(A) Mali - End of Eden book is written by?
(A) Bahawal Khan (Note: Likely incorrect, possibly meant John Steinbeck for “East of Eden”) - What is the meaning of AASRA?
(A) Shelter - Most abundant element in the Earth’s crust?
(A) Oxygen - The Treaty of Hudaybiyyah took place in:
(A) 628 AD - Southern Cross is in the southern region and at night skies, how many stars in it?
(A) 5 - Which gas has the same chemical composition as CNG?
(A) Biogas - Trachoma disease is related to?
(A) Blindness - Bastille revolution was in the country?
(A) France (occurred on 14 July 1789) - Head of Bank of England is from the country?
(A) Canada - Latin term sui generis means?
(A) Unique - Which gas is used in balloons?
(A) Helium - Name the largest freshwater lake in the world:
(A) Lake Superior - English Channel separates England from:
(A) France - ‘Babylon’ is the famous city of:
(A) Iraq - Dardanelles Strait is located in:
(A) Turkey - The USA consists of how many states?
(A) 50 - Name the first person who reached the South Pole?
(A) Roald Amundsen - Child labour is prohibited in which act?
(A) Act 1991 - What is the ratio of circumference to radius?
(A) 2π - Pakistan set the Guinness World Record for tree planting:
(A) 541,176 - What is the meaning of fluent?
(A) Smooth - Who headed the Cabinet Mission?
(A) Lord Pethick-Lawrence - International Day of Disabled Persons is observed every year on:
(A) 3rd December - Name of the lower house of the parliament of Malaysia is:
(A) Dewan Rakyat - World No Tobacco Day is observed on:
(A) 31st May - Ontario Lake is situated in:
(A) Canada (not Italy) - Which of the following countries leads in the production of tea?
(A) China - The largest importer of tea:
(A) Pakistan - Land of silver fiber is the nickname of:
(A) Pakistan - Wimbledon, known for lawn tennis courts, is in:
(A) London - Khyber Pass is 53 km long. What is the height of Khyber Pass?
(A) 3570 ft - Bolan Pass is situated in:
(A) Balochistan (not Himalaya Range) - Calcutta is situated on the bank of river:
(A) Hooghly River - The second largest desert of the world is:
(A) Arabian Desert - Bali is an island of:
(A) Indonesia - The Khilafat Movement ended in:
(A) 1924 - Name the tree whose wood is used for making cricket bats:
(A) Willow - Brojan Das was the first Asian to:
(A) Swim across the British Channel - The Cave Squeaker, an endangered species of frog, is found in which country?
(A) Zimbabwe - In eye donation, which part of the eye is used?
(A) Cornea - ____ was the old name of Sukkur Barrage:
(A) Lloyd Barrage - In which city is the headquarters of Interpol located?
(A) Lyon, France - Which device is used to send digital data over a cell line?
(A) Modem - Which type of device is a computer mouse?
(A) Input - ‘Etymology’ is a science of:
(A) Origin and history of words - Which Surah of the Quran is named after insects?
(A) Surah Al-Naml - Satpara Lake is located near:
(A) Skardu (not Hunza) - The last king of Afghanistan was:
(A) Muhammad Zahir Shah - River Nile flows through which of the cities?
(A) Cairo - “Watergate Scandal” led to the downfall of which President of the United States?
(A) Richard Nixon - The Treaty of Versailles ended the:
(A) World War I - Who built the Badshahi Mosque in 1673?
(A) Aurangzeb - The Indus Waters Treaty between India and Pakistan was brokered by:
(A) World Bank - Which material is used in the making of computer chips?
(A) Silicon - Whom did Lord Mountbatten replace in 1947 as Viceroy of India?
(A) Lord Wavell - Which Act, with some amendments, was adopted as the interim working Constitution of Pakistan?
(A) Government of India Act 1935 - S.H.O stands for:
(A) Station House Officer - PNG is a file extension of:
(A) Image - Who was the first Chief Justice of Pakistan?
(A) Abdul Rashid - Pakistan-Afghanistan border “Durand Line” was drawn in:
(A) 1893 - A new religion Din-i-Ilahi was introduced to reconcile Hindus & Muslims by which Mughal Emperor?
(A) Akbar - The output quality of a printer is measured by:
(A) Dot per inch - Chenab meets River Jhelum at:
(A) Trimmu - In terms of area, the biggest district of Punjab is:
(A) Bahawalpur - The playground for playing baseball is called:
(A) Diamond - ‘Ornithology’ is the scientific study of:
(A) Birds - The world’s famous Madame Tussauds museum is located in:
(A) London - Babri Mosque, which was demolished by Hindu extremists, is situated in the province/state of:
(A) Uttar Pradesh - Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy won an Oscar Award for the second time for her documentary movie titled:
(A) A Girl in the River - Decibel is a unit used for:
(A) Intensity of sound - Helsinki is the capital of:
(A) Finland - The first Nuclear Power Plant in Pakistan was established at:
(A) Karachi - When were the first General Elections under the 1973 constitution held?
(A) 1977 - The book “Jinnah of Pakistan” is written by:
(A) Stanley Wolpert - Battle of Badr was fought in the month of:
(A) Ramzan - Which of the following Internet Search Engines was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin?
(A) Google - In the world of computer science, what is LINUX?
(A) An operating system - How many times has Pakistan won the “Blind Cricket World Cup”?
(A) 2 - Alzheimer’s is:
(A) Neurological Disease - What does Hajr-e-Aswad mean?
(A) Black Stone - The planet nearest to the sun is:
(A) Mercury - Which chemical in tobacco causes a smoker to be addicted to smoking?
(A) Nicotine - Which country had the world’s first woman Prime Minister?
(A) Sri Lanka - Gestapo was the Secret Police of:
(A) Germany - Which Princely State was the first to formally accede to Pakistan?
(A) Bahawalpur - Ms. Yasmin Lari, a recipient of Sitara-e-Imtiaz, is a famous name in the field of:
(A) Architecture - Quaid-e-Azam Solar Park is one of the biggest projects for solar power generation in Pakistan. Where is it located?
(A) Bahawalpur - Bradlaugh Hall has been the venue of some of the most important events in the history of Pakistan and India. In which city is it located?
(A) Lahore - Among the following, which is the oldest English language newspaper of Pakistan?
(A) Dawn - According to the 1973 Constitution of Pakistan, the Prime Minister is elected by the:
(A) National Assembly - Bangladesh separated from Pakistan in December 1971. When did Pakistan extend recognition of Bangladesh?
(A) February 1974 - The first space shuttle launched by the United States on April 12, 1981, was named:
(A) Columbia - Blood leaves the heart through arteries. The main artery leaving the left ventricle is called:
(A) Aorta - A Hyperlink is:
(A) A word or phrase that, when clicked… - Hazrat Amna (RA), mother of the Holy Prophet, is buried in:
(A) Abwa - “Bronchitis” is a disease related to:
(A) Respiratory tract - The functioning of a loudspeaker depends upon:
(A) Size and shape - Who introduced the “Price Control system” in India for the first time?
(A) Alauddin Khilji - River “Rhine” flows in:
(A) Germany - “7 Habits of Highly Effective People” was written by:
(A) Stephen Covey - One Kilometer is equal to:
(A) 1000 meters - Before Damascus, which city was the capital of the Muslim Empire?
(A) Kufa - “Baht” is the currency of:
(A) Thailand - Morocco is a Muslim country located in:
(A) Africa - The smallest country in order of population is:
(A) Vatican City - “Rabi Crops” are sown in:
(A) October/November - Russia withdrew from Afghanistan under the:
(A) Geneva Accord - “Long Walk to Freedom” is the autobiography of:
(A) Nelson Mandela - “Zabur” (Psalms) was revealed upon:
(A) Hazrat Dawood - General Abdul Fattah al-Sisi is:
(A) President of Egypt - Per capita water availability in Pakistan is:
(A) Decreasing - SAVAK was the secret agency of:
(A) Iran - The capital of Cyprus is:
(A) Nicosia - Where is Gomal University located?
(A) Dera Ismail Khan - “Buckingham Palace” is the residence of the:
(A) Queen of England - Netherlands is the new name of:
(A) Holland - Out of the following literary figures, who represented Pakistan in the UNO?
(A) Patras Bokhari - The first general elections in Pakistan were held in:
(A) 1970 - The Roman Numeral “XVI” means:
(A) 16 - White flag is known as a symbol for:
(A) Peace - “Al-Taqseem Square” is situated in:
(A) Istanbul - Who was the last Governor General of Pakistan?
(A) Iskander Mirza - The 1965 Indo-Pak War continued for:
(A) 17 days - Who was the only Vice-President in the history of Pakistan?
(A) Nur-ul-Amin - “Chashma Barrage” is constructed on which river?
(A) Indus - Who translated the Holy Quran to Persian for the first time?
(A) Shah Waliullah - What do you understand by “Al-Fay”?
(A) Lands conquered by Muslims which became the property of the Islamic state - “Carnivore” means:
(A) An eater of flesh - In Punjab, two Labour Appellate Tribunals are established at:
(A) Lahore and Multan - The Punjab Industrial Relations Act, 2010 extends to the:
(A) Whole of Punjab - Renowned novelist Ernest Hemingway belonged to:
(A) United States (not Columbia) - Azerbaijan is located in:
(A) Central Asia - The branch of medicine dealing with skin is called:
(A) Dermatology - Which Urdu poet was given the Lenin Award by the ex-USSR Government?
(A) Faiz Ahmed Faiz - Prague is the capital of:
(A) Czech Republic - The ‘Theory of Population’ was propounded by:
(A) Thomas Robert Malthus - Warren Hastings was the:
(A) Governor General of India - Guglielmo Marconi invented:
(A) Radio - Second President of the U.S.A was:
(A) John Adams - Albert Einstein is best known for his:
(A) Theory of Relativity - Aristotle was the teacher of:
(A) Alexander - Printing Press was invented by:
(A) Johann Gutenberg - 38 Parallel is a boundary line between:
(A) North Korea and South Korea - In which city was the 1st Islamic Conference held?
(A) Rabat - Who was the 1st woman ruler of India?
(A) Razia Sultana - What comes to mind with the name of Neil Armstrong?
(A) Moon - 10 Downing Street is the official residence of:
(A) Prime Minister of the UK - The Roman Numeral “XX” means:
(A) 20 - “Bona fide” means:
(A) Acting in good faith - Who was the Prime Minister of Pakistan when the 1st Martial Law of 1958 was declared?
(A) Feroz Khan Noon - The Constitutional Reforms introduced in British India in the year 1909 are generally referred to as:
(A) Morley-Minto Reforms - Mr. Jinnah presented his 14-points in March 1929 in Muslim League’s Session held at:
(A) Delhi - Who was the only Vice-President in the history of Pakistan:
(A) Nur-ul-Amin - Who was the Foreign Minister in the interim Government of British India formed before partition?
(A) Jawaharlal Nehru - “Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case” was unearthed in:
(A) 1951 - Who was appointed Prime Minister after the imposition of Martial Law in 1958?
(A) Ayub Khan - The members of RCD were:
(A) Pakistan, Iran, and Turkey - At the time of Independence in 1947, which was the biggest city of Pakistan?
(A) Karachi - According to the Islamic principle of inheritance, a male’s share in deceased father’s property viz-a-viz female is:
(A) Two times - Who was the 1st Umayyad Caliph?
(A) Hazrat Muawiya - Jami‘at al-Azhar is located in:
(A) Cairo - Which “Surah” was the first to be revealed upon Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?
(A) Surah Al-Alaq - Exports in chemicals and sugar have a phenomenal rise this year:
(A) Registered - Under the Constitution, Labour is a:
(A) Concurrent subject - The Fundamental Rights are enforceable through:
(A) The Supreme Court, The High Court - The Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament) consists of:
(A) The President, National Assembly, and the Senate - If the Prime Minister intends to resign, he may address his resignation to:
(A) The President - The Lower House of the Parliament is:
(A) The National Assembly - The Session of Senate is presided over by:
(A) The Chairman - The Chief Election Commissioner is appointed for a term of:
(A) Three Years - The construction of Wullar Barrage shall result in:
(A) Threat to defense measures - Sir Creek denotes:
(A) A disputed territory
555amasaki is in:**
Indian held Jammu and Kashmir
- Diplomatic relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan were severed in:
(A) 1961 - Hatf III Missile is also called:
(A) Ghaznavi Missile - National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO) was promulgated in the year:
(A) 2007 - The province with the longest coastline:
*(A) Balochistan - The juncture where two segments of the River Nile, known as “Nilain,” join together is in:
(A) Sudan* - Egypt is situated in the continent of:
(A) Africa* - Google is:
(A)* An internet search engine - D.M.S (Document Management System) includes:
(A) Desktop Publishing* - In the nuclear field, N.P.T stands for:
(A) Non-Proliferation Treaty* - Alumni denotes:
A) A former student - By the term “Third World” we understand:
(A) Underdeveloped countries* - The International Atomic Energy Agency has its headquarters in:
(A) Vienna* - Jami-at-Jam-e-Al Azhar, one of the oldest universities, is located in:
(A) Egypt* - The Zakat rate on diamonds is:
(A) 2.5%* - The primary subject or theme and thesis of the Qur’an is:
(A) The man/human mankind* - The number of prisoners of war in Jang-e-Badr was:
(A) 70* - Shab-e-Abi Talab (a valley near Mecca) was:
*(A) The refuge of Muslims against social boycott - Ushr and Khums are:
(A) Two kinds of taxes in Islam - The maximum number of Huffaz-e-Qur’an were martyred in the:
(A) Jang-e-Yamama* - Who was named as Brain of Arabia by the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?
(A) Hazrat Amr ibn Al-Aas* - The first written constitution in Islamic history is:
(A) The Treaty (Misaq) of Madina* - Muttafaqun Ala Hadith (Tradition of Prophet PBUH) is the one reported by:
(A) Imam Bukhari and Imam Muslim* - An electronic path that sends signals from one part of the computer to another is a:
(A) Bus* - In MS-Word, the Home key moves the cursor to the:
(A) Beginning of the line* - Which of the following is an internal memory of a computer?
(A) RAM* - In MS Word, the tool used for finding a similar word in a document is called:
(A) Thesaurus - The computer program that contains instructions to operate a device is called:
(A) Device driver* - In computer science, a device which encodes characters by the depression of keys is known as:
(A) Keyboard* - RAM stands for?
(A) Random Access Memory* - Which of the following countries is the largest supplier of meat?
(A) Argentina* - Which type of milk is generally lowest in fat?
(A) Skimmed* - Which is essential for bone and teeth formation?
(A) Vitamin D* - Which is the longest bone in the human body?
(A) Femur* - The land lying between the river Ravi and river Chenab is called:
(A) Rachna Doab
- Who was Pakistan’s Pakistan’s first Permanent Representative to the UN?
(A) A.S. Bokhari* - Sindh Sagar headworks has been constructed on the river:
(A) Ravi* - Rann of Kutch is situated:
(A) South of Tharparkar* - Deepest lake in the world:
( (A) Lake Baikal - Mother Teresa received the Nobel Prize for:
(A) Peace* - Wall Street in New York is famous for:
(A) Business and financial center* - Who was the commander of the infidels in the Battle of Uhud?
(A) Abu Sufyan* - What is the meaning of Al-Hadi mentioned in the Holy Quran?
(A) The Guide* - Who requested Allah to allow him freedom until the Day of Judgment?
(A) Iblees* - When was Hajj made compulsory?
(A) 9th Hijri* - Name the slave who murdered Hazrat Umar (RA)?
(A) Firoz Abu Lulu* - Which Surah is named after “Elephant”?
(A) Surah Al-Feel* - Pakistan became a member of the International Labour Organization (ILO) in:
(A) 1947* - NAPA is an acronym for:
(A) National Academy of Performing Arts* - The Gandhara civilization followed:
(A) Buddhism* - What do you understand by “Choreography”?
(A) The steps and movements in dances* - The headquarters of UNIDO is in:
(A) Vienna* - From where does the River Indus originate?
(A) Tibet* - Who was the first Chief of Army Staff of the Pakistan Army?
(A) General Tikka Khan* - After the creation of Pakistan, the first radio station was established at:
(A) Karachi* - Who became the Governor General of Pakistan after Khawaja Nazimuddin?
(A) Ghulam Muhammad* - The first meeting of the Indian National Congress was held in:
(A) Bombay* - The famous newspapers “Comrade” and Hamdard” were launched by:
(A) Maulana Muhammad Ali Jauhar* - Which cricket team is generally known as “Chokers” because of their track record in major championship matches?
(A) South Africa* - Name the first Pakistan female cricketer to take 100 wickets in ODI:
(A) Sana Mir* - The Ashes’ Cricket Series is played between:
(A) England & Australia* - Which agency related to the UNO was in existence before World War II?
(A) ILO* - Which country’s country’s flag never flies at half-mast?
(A) Saudi Arabia (not Iran) - Grameen Bank was a brainchild of Prof. Muhammad Yunus of Bangladesh. It is known for its services in:
(A) Microfinance and credit* - Britain has a system:
(A) Multi-party system* - Nagorno-Karabakh region is recognized as part of:
(A) Azerbaijan* - The headquarters of the World Trade Organization (WTO) is located in:
(A) Geneva* - How many countries are presently members of the Non-Aligned Movement?
(A) 120* - The Muslim rule in Mysore was established by:
(A) Haider Ali* - Which Muslim-majority area of Punjab was awarded to India by the 1947 Boundary Commission? (A)
Ferozepur* - Who launched the Jihad Movement in 1826?
(A) Syed Ahmed Shaheed Barelvi* - Pakistan’s Pakistan’s largest import category is:
(A) Petroleum and petroleum products* - Dr. Allama Iqbal got his Ph.D. degree from:
(A) Germany* - Attack is the new name of:*
(A) Campbellpur* - Kargil is in:
(A) Indian-held Jammu and Kashmir* - Siachen Glacier is under the control of:
(A) Both India and Pakistan* - According to the Government of Pakistan, education is free and compulsory for all children of ages:
(A) 5-16 years* - The Government of India Act was passed in:
(A) 1935* - Khuzdar and Kalat districts are in:
(A) Balochistan* - Aleppo is a coastal city of:
(A) Syria (Note: Aleppo is not coastal; Latakia is a coastal city) - Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif became the Prime Minister of Pakistan for the first time in:
(A) 1990* - The hole developed in the ozone layer is over:
(A) Antarctica* - Chakrala Valley is in:
(A) KPK* - Kyoto Protocol is an international treaty for:
(A) Environmental protection* - Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are among the:
(A) Central Asian countries* - The International Criminal Police Organization is known as:
(A) Interpol* - The proposed Kalabagh Dam will be a:
(A) Hydel power project* - The picture on the back of the Rs. 5000 note is of:
(A) Faisal Mosque* - Per capita income means:
(A) Income per person* - Which component of the diet prevents constipation?
(A) Fiber* - In Pakistan, the sale of cigarettes is prohibited to persons under the age of:
(A) 18* - The famous Al-Tahrir Square is in:
(A) Cairo* - Alumni means:
(A) Ex-student of an institution* - NATO is a/an ____ alliance:
(A) Military* - Reko Diq is a mining project in Pakistan for:
(A) Copper and gold* - Anything which is prohibited by law is called:
(A) Illegal* - Pakistan Steel Mill Karachi was founded with the cooperation of:
(A) Russia* - Neelum Valley is in:
(A) Azad Kashmir* - Addis Ababa is the capital of:
(A) Ethiopia* - The Silicon Valley in the USA is famous for:
(A) Computer business* - “Oncology” is the study of:
(A) Tumours* - One metric ton contains ____ KG:
(A) 1000* - 1 byte consists of:
(A) 8 bits* - Arteries become hard due to the deposit of ____ in them:
(A) Plaque* - At the time of the partition of the subcontinent, who was the ruler of Kashmir?
(A) Hari Singh* - The 1st Captain of the Pakistan Cricket Team was:
(A) Abdul Hafeez Kardar*
661 Sinatra’s national game is:
(A) Judo
- 1st May is observed all over the world as Labour Day in honor of the working people of:
(A) Chicago* - Islamabad was made the capital in the year:
(A) 1959* - Radcliffe was by profession a:
(A) Lawyer* - Day of Deliverance was observed on:
(A) 22 Dec. 1939* - Saint Sheikh Bahauddin Zakariya established a “Khankah” in the city of:
(A) Multan* - Nation of Hud was destroyed by:
(B) Continuous rain and storm* - What is the verbal meaning of the word “Islam”?
(C) Obedience* - In Islam, legislation refers to:
(C) Both of them (Rules and Islamic laws governing)* - To which Prophet does the Muslim Ummah belong?
(A) Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH)* - The prerequisite to be a Muslim is:
(C) Both recitation and understanding of Kalimah* - From which word is ‘Aqeeda’ derived?
(C) Aqd* - Basic pillars of belief are:
(C) Six* - Sedimentary rocks are:
(A) Porous* - Which one of the following is a non-metallic mineral?
(C) Gypsum* - Which fort was built by Emperor Zahir-ud-Din Babar?
(A) Bala Hissar Fort* - By education, Mahatma Gandhi was a:
(A) Lawyer* - Who invented a system of reading and writing for the blind?
(A) Louis Braille* - (Who presided over the Simla Conference in 1945?
(A) Lord Wavell* - Which one of the following is the title of Hazrat Musa (AS)?
(A) Kalimullah* - Who was the first Muslim personality to be awarded the Nobel Prize?
(A) Anwar Sadat* - FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) of the United Nations has its headquarters in:
(A) Rome, Italy* - From which university did Allama Iqbal obtain his Ph.D. degree?
(A) Munich* - In the field of information technology, what does URL stand for?
(A) Uniform Resource Locator* - “Synagogue” is a place of worship for the:
(A) Jews* - Who became the Governor of Pakistan after Khwaja Nazimuddin?
(A) Ghulam Muhammad* - Name the pamphlet issued by Chaudhry Rehmat Ali in which the name Pakistan was used for the first time:
(A) Now or Never* - (Who was the world’s first female Prime Minister of a country?
(A) Sirimavo Bandaranaike)* - (What does LED stand for?
(A) Light Emitting Diode* - Myopia can be corrected by using which kind of lens?
(A) Concave*