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- A porous and permeable body of rock or sediment through which groundwater flows are called ___?
A Aquifers
B Quantifiers
C Aquifers
D Porifera - The product of frequency and time period is equal to:
A Time period
B Frequency
C One
D Velocity - Blood cell is about 45% by volume of blood. Which one of the following statement is not true regarding blood cell?
A Red blood cells are also called leucocytes
B White blood cells are also called leucocytes
C Platelets are much smaller than RBCs and WBCs
D Platelets play important role in clotting of blood - What type of service does a courier service provide?
A Medical service
B Educational service
C Postal-like service
D Internet service - Which sentence is the best example of a topic sentence?
A Dogs bark loudly when they see strangers
B Dogs are loyal and helpful animals
C I saw a dog chasing a cat yesterday
D Some dogs have long fur, and some have short fur - A ___ of lions roared in the jungle. [Choose the appropriate option]
A Pack
B School
C Pride
D Flock - I went out with Sara on Sunday. She looked confused. [Identify the anaphoric reference]
A I
B She
C Sara
D Sunday - An antonym for “Ferocity” is:
A Mildness
B Brutality
C Mildness
D Aggression - I don’t know where she went. [Identify the noun clause]
A I don’t know
B Where she went
C She went
D Don’t know - Which sentence contains a transitive verb?
A The baby cried
B She sleeps soundly
C The boy threw the ball
D The children played - Identify the sentence with an intransitive verb:
A Alex threw the frisbee
B Maria delivered the package
C A candle was glowing
D The students take their exams - A synonym for “Profusion” is:
A Abundance
B Scarcity
C Abundance
D Death - Magnetic lines of force always form:
A A line
B Closed loop
C Parabola
D Hyperbola - The system international unit (SI) of resistance is ohm and represented by Greek letter omega. One ohm is equal to which one of the following?
A 1A × 1V
B 1V/1A
C 1V–1A
D 1V × 1A - Milk contains a protein called casein. When milk mixed with acid casein molecule combine to form long chain product called:
A Casein iron
B Casein plastic
C Milk shake
D Milk fibre - If the initial mass of the star is between one to five times of the solar mass; the red giant become ___?
A White dwarf
B Neutron star
C White dwarf
D Destruction - The laws made by legislature is implemented by:
A Executive
B Police station
C Executive
D Local government - Which civilizations flourished in Mesopotamia?
A Egyptian, Greek, Roman
B Chinese, Japanese, Korean
C Sumerian, Assyrian, Babylonian
D Sumerian, Assyrian, Babylonian - What did the Pharaohs of EGYPT believe about life after death?
A They would disappear forever
B They would become gods
C They would return to rule again
D They would become angels - What leads to the creation of a new language?
A Use of technology
B Binding of different words from different languages
C Innovation of communities
D Political influence - Where is Sardar Nishtar buried?
A Lahore
B Islamabad Monument
C In the vicinity of MAZAR-e-Quaid, Karachi
D Data Darbar, Lahore - A state is made of ___ basic elements:
A 3
B 4
C 5
D 6 - Who was the founder of the first centralized government over the Indian subcontinent that included Gandhara?
A Ashoka
B Seleucus
C Chandragupta Maurya
D Darius I - Which social system did Jainism oppose?
A Feudalism
B Caste System
C Capitalism
D Patriarchy - She ___ finish the work by tomorrow. [Choose the correct option]
A Will
B Is
C Have
D Will - Find the silent letter in the word, “Receipt”:
A R
B P
C P
D T - Sarah looked at ___ in the mirror before leaving:
A Himself
B Themselves
C Herself
D Itself - In which sentence is the comma correctly placed?
A We went to the park, and played soccer
B Hungry please eat something
C After dinner, we watched a movie
D Which sentence uses a comparative adjective correctly? - Which sentence uses a comparative adjective correctly?
A She is taller than her sister
B She is more tall than her sister
C She is taller than her sister
D She is tall than her sister - Where was the First Education Conference held?
A Lahore
B Karachi
C Islamabad
D Quetta - In which years was Pakistan’s first Five-Year Plan for education implemented?
A 1950–55
B 1951–57
C 1955–60
D 1960–65 - Which of the following refers to a structured plan or framework for preparing a course of study or organizing students’ experiences?
A Lesson planning
B Educational assessment
C Curriculum design
D Instructional strategy - Constructivism involves thinking about learning material by linking it to existing information or ideas in the learner’s mind?
A Memorization
B Association
C Repetition
D Elaboration - The mass of the bulb is 12 milligrams and the mass of a tube light is 25 grams. How much heavier is the tube light than the bulb?
A 131.988 milligrams
B 249.88 milligrams
C 24.988 grams
D 24.988 grams - The factorization of 2x² + 16 is:
A (x – 4)(x + 4)
B (x² – 4)(x² + 4)
C 2(x + 2)(x – 2)
D 2(x² + 8) - If Z₁ = 6 + 3i and Z₂ = 3 – 5i. Find Z₁ + Z₂:
A 3 – 2i
B 9 – 2i
C 33 + 2i
D 33 – 2i - The cost of 1 rubber and 7 sharpeners is 61 rupees, while that of 3 rubbers and 1 sharpener are 23 rupees. What is the price of a sharpener?
A 5
B 7
C 8
D 9 - An arc of length 2.5 cm of a circle subtends an angle θ at the center. The value of θ is:
A 0.5 radian
B 5.1 radian
C 7 radian
D 0.833 radian - Which one of the following is not the characteristic of gases?
A They adopt shape of the container
B They move continuously
C Gas molecules move in a straight line
D Less energy is required to break force of attraction between gas molecules - Identify the vitamin they make for us:
A Vitamin A
B Vitamin D
C Vitamin D
D Vitamin K - Kwashiorkor and marasmus are diseases caused by deficiency of which one of the following?
A Carbohydrate
B Magnesium
C Protein
D Hormone - Amoeba and paramecium live in water and are included in kingdom:
A Monera
B Protista
C Protista
D Plantae - Mammals are those animals that give birth to their young ones and feed them on milk. Which one of the following is not a mammal?
A Bat
B Platypus
C Ascaris
D None of these - Which one of the following statement is not true regarding asexual reproduction?
A It involves one parent
B It is a slow process
C New organism completely resemble to their parent
D No involvement of male and female gametes - Almost half of the body weight is due to:
A 206
B 360
C 600
D 1230 - The equivalent fraction of 3/8 is:
A 3/10
B 4/10
C 6/16
D 5/12 - 102 m/sec in km/hour is:
A 367.2 km/hour
B 267.2 km/hour
C 367.2 km/hour
D 59.7 km/hour - The price of 5 candies and 3 chocolates is Rs. 85. The linear equation in two variables will be:
A 5x + 3y = 85
B 5x – 3y = 85
C 5x + 3y = 85
D 5x – 3y = 85 - If the perimeter of the rectangle is 34 cm and we increase its length by 2.5 cm then there will be a difference of ___ cm in its perimeter:
A 6.5
B 5
C 7.5
D 10 - Major of an exterior angle of any triangle is:
A 120°
B 130°
C 130°
D 170° - If the fare for 34 km is Rs. 119, what will be the fare for 48 km?
A Rs.1602
B Rs.1602
C Rs.1632
D Rs.1662 - Find the cost of painting a cuboid container of length 4 m, breadth 3 m and height 6 m at the rate of Rs. 43.78 per square meter:
A Rs.5015.16
B Rs.5027.32
C Rs.5145.00
D Rs.5166.04 - Ali gives the following percentage of his time to different subjects. He gives 10% time to Islamiyat, 20% to Science, 20% to English, 30% to Mathematics and 30% to remain subjects. What is the angle of the remain subjects on the pie chart?
A 108°
B 108°
C 98°
D 95° - The first synthetic dye used mauveine, was discovered in 1856 by teenage William Henry Perkin. He created this dye out of:
A Coal tar
B Coal tar
C Honey
D Cellulose - Number of chromosomes is specific in each species. In frog the number of chromosomes are:
A 46
B 26
C 26
D 48 - On which date did General Pervez Musharraf assume the position of Chief Executive of Pakistan after overthrowing Nawaz Sharif’s government?
A November 12, 1998
B October 12, 1999
C October 12, 1998
D November 12, 1999 - What form did Waris Shah use to write “Heer”?
A Urdu
B Hindi
C Punjabi
D Persian - Why did Hindus oppose the Urdu language in Pakistan?
A It was difficult to learn
B It replaced Hindi script
C It had Persian-Arabic influence
D It was a British language - Which key element is NOT maintained by Jinnah as part of Muslim identity?
A Art & Architecture
B Armed Forces
C Literature
D Civilization - Quaid-e-Azam’s speech on 15 June 1948 discouraged:
A Democracy
B Foreign trade
C Provincial and racial prejudice
D Judicial reform - Which of the following best represents the connotative meaning of the word “home”?
A A place where people live
B A place of comfort, safety, and kind
C A structure with walls and a roof
D A building used for shelter - He was tired, so he went to bed early. [Identify the conjunction]
A He
B So
C Went
D Early - [Rearrange the words to make complete the sentence]
always / homework / does / his / he
A His homework always he does
B Always does he his homework
C Does always he his homework
D He always does his homework - Which one of the following is not the characteristic of gases?
A They adopt shape of the container
B They move continuously
C Gas molecules move in straight line
D Less energy is required to break force of attraction between gas molecules - Identify the vitamin they make for us:
A Vitamin A
B Vitamin D
C Vitamin D
D Vitamin K - Kwashiorkor and marasmus are diseases caused by deficiency of which one of the following?
A Carbohydrate
B Magnesium
C Protein
D Hormone - Amoeba and paramecium live in water and are included in kingdom:
A Monera
B Protista
C Protista
D Plantae - Mammals are those animals that give birth to their young ones and feed them on milk. Which one of the following is not a mammal?
A Bat
B Platypus
C Ascaris
D None of these - Which one of the following statement is not true regarding asexual reproduction?
A It involves one parent
B It is a slow process
C New organism completely resemble to their parent
D No involvement of male and female gametes - Almost half of the body weight is due to:
A 206
B 360
C 600
D 1230 - What is the average of 7 odd numbers from 21 to 33?
a) 25
b) 26
c) 27
d) 29 - The solution of 0.5x + 1.1 = 2.3 is:
a) 2.4
b) 2.5
c) 2.6
d) 2.8 - A room is 74 cm long and 61 cm wide. Aliza wants to carpet the area 2 cm wide all around outside the room. Find the area of the carpeting part of the room.
a) 444 cm²
b) 496 cm²
c) 534 cm²
d) 556 cm² - If Rs. 5.376 is distributed among Aye-sha, Sadia, and Madina in the ratio 8 : 7 : 6, what is Sadia’s share?
a) Rs. 1536
b) Rs. 1792
c) Rs. 1872
d) Rs. 2048 - A baker baked 360 cupcakes in a day. If he increased the quantity of baking cupcakes in the ratio 7 : 6, what is the new quantity of cupcakes he would be baking daily?
a) 402
b) 373
c) 420
d) 367 - 70 decreased in 2.5 is:
a) 68
b) 65
c) 28
d) 30 - Select the sentence with correct pronoun-antecedent agreement.
a) Aye-sha completed his assignment.
b) The boys finished their homework.
c) Hassan has a pet. She takes care of it.
d) Ahmed received her parcel today. - The statement is accurate, ___ additional analysis is needed. [Choose the appropriate transition word]
a) Even so
b) Indeed
c) As a result
d) Consequently - Surely you remember someone. [Identify the underlined pronoun]
a) Possessive
b) Relative
c) Indefinite
d) None of these - I’ll fail to secure this job, I will launch my own startup. [Identify the sentence type]
a) Simple
b) Compound
c) Complex
d) Complex compound - We have enough time to reach the stadium. [Identify the underlined phrase]
a) Adverb phrase
b) Adjective phrase
c) Infinitive phrase
d) None of these - Pick the sentence with the correct word order.
a) I need that small square blue bag.
b) I need that small square new bag.
c) I need that small square blue bag.
d) I need that small square new blue bag. - I have fed every species greater than you. [Identify the underlined adjective]
a) Proper adjective
b) Indefinite adjective
c) Descriptive adjective - It is raining cats and dogs. [Identify the figure of speech used in the line]
a) Simile
b) Metaphor
c) Personification - Find the value of k if the roots of x² – 3x + k = 1 differ by unity.
a) 2
b) 3
c) -3 - tan θ = sec θ – 7
a) (1 + cos θ)/sin θ
b) (1 – sin θ)/cos θ
c) (1 – cos θ)/sin θ - The distance of a chord from the center of a circle is 3 cm, and the length of the chord is 8 cm. What is the diameter?
a) 4 cm
b) 6 cm
c) 10 cm - An atom is the smallest particle of matter that takes part in chemical reaction. What happens when two atoms approach one another?
a) Energy increases
b) Attractive and repulsive forces increase
c) Only attractive forces act between them - Which planet rotates so slowly on its axis that its one day is almost equal to one year of the earth?
a) Mercury
b) Mars
c) Venus - Fermentation is a chemical process in which microorganisms convert carbohydrate into alcohol. The term “ferment” comes from the Latin word “fevere,” which means:
a) To boil
b) To cool
c) To crystallize
d) To split - Which one of the following statement is not correct regarding electric and magnetic field?
a) No current no magnetic field.
b) Current flowing coil has a magnetic field similar to that of a bar magnet.
c) When current pass through a straight wire, magnetic field line is also produced in current switches direction, so does the magnetic field. - During electrical discharges in the atmosphere, nitrogen combines with oxygen to form which one of the following?
a) Nitrous oxide
b) Nitric oxide
c) Nitrogen dioxide - This insect is so minute that I can hardly see it. [Choose the correct meaning of the homograph “minute”]
a) An unit of time
b) An official record of a meeting
c) Very small
d) A short break - You need to ___ your USB to see the stored files. [Choose the correct phrasal verb]
a) Wipe out
b) Plug out
c) Plug in - Rock candy is an example of which one of the following type of solution?
a) Saturated solution
b) Unsaturated solution
c) Crystallization of Supersaturated solution
d) Dilute solution - A silver object get a black coating over time when they are exposed to air. This is due to traces of which one of the following in air?
a) Water
b) Hydrogen sulphide
c) Carbon monoxide - Innate immunity has two components, first line of defence and second line of defence. Which one of the following is not second line of defence?
a) Mucus
b) Chemical
c) WBCs - 79 less than 6 times a number is equal to number. The algebraic expression for the above statement is:
a) 6x – x = 79
b) 6x – 79 = x
c) x + 6x = 79 - The length of one side of a cube is 4m. The surface area of the cube will be:
a) 96 m²
b) 16 m²
c) 64 m²
d) 48 m² - Average weight of four boys is 24 kg. If the weight of another boy is also included, their average weight becomes 24.6 kg. Find the weight of the fifth boy.
a) 26 kg
b) 27 kg
c) 28 kg
d) 29 kg - The total surface area of a cylinder whose height is 12.4 cm and radius is 2.1 cm will be:
a) 191.226 cm²
b) 180.226 cm²
c) 170.226 cm²
d) 160.226 cm² - (2x² + 5xy + 5xy² – 3y²) + (2x + 3y) = ?
a) x² + xy – y²
b) x² – xy + 2y²
c) x² – xy + 3y²
d) x² – xy + y² - Which one of the following substances in soap causes irritation and burning in the eyes?
a) Salt
b) Water
c) Acid
d) Base - In the case of a thumb-pin, assuming the same force is applied at both ends, pressure is greater on:
a) Cannot be determined
b) Both ends equally
c) The pointed end
d) The flat end - Geostationary satellites appear to be stationary when viewed from the Earth. Geostationary satellites are located directly above the:
a) Prime Meridian
b) Equator
c) Arctic Circle - Which one of the following is correct regarding Sputnik-1?
a) A weather forecasting device
b) A rocket that landed on the Moon
c) The first satellite launched into Earth’s orbit - Herbivores are animals that feed on plants. Herbivores are found in which link of the food chain?
a) First
b) Second
c) Third - What was the system of governance in ancient Egypt?
a) Democracy
b) Tribal system
c) Monarchy - How many articles did the first constitution of Pakistan has?
a) 210
b) 223
c) 234
d) 248 - Against which ruling group did Syed Ahmed Shaheed declare jihad?
a) British
b) Mughals
c) Sikhs
d) Marathas - Many camels live in the desert. [Choose the correct meaning of the homograph “desert”]
a) To abandon someone
b) A sweet dish
c) A dry, sandy land - You need to ___ link to fill in the application form. [Choose the correct phrasal verb]
a) Click under
b) Double click
c) Click in - Find the appropriate suffix for the verb “fascinate” to change its status.
a) ment
b) ion
c) dom - What is imagery in literature?
a) The use of rhyme in poetry
b) The repetition of sounds
c) The use of vivid and descriptive language to create mental images - Choose the correct example of a complex sentence.
a) She was hungry, so she ate an apple.
b) He likes football, but his brother prefers basketball.
c) The sun set, and the stars appeared. - Which sentence contains an explicit meaning?
a) He clenched his fists and walked away in silence.
b) The dark clouds signaled an approaching storm.
c) She raised an eyebrow but said nothing. - The professor explained the theory ___ its relevance to modern technology. [Choose the appropriate prepositional phrase]
a) In front of
b) Because of
c) With regard to - Nida had 3/12 of a pizza. She gave 1/8 of it to her friend Madeeha. Find what of the whole pizza did Madeeha get?
a) 1/32
b) 1/16
c) 1/8 - Nadia has a rectangular frame. The frame is 12 cm long and 8 cm wide. Nadia wants to put a ribbon around the frame. What will be the total cost of ribbon if 1m of it costs Rs 5.
a) Rs.180
b) Rs.200
c) Rs.205 - Rock candy is an example of which one of the following type of solution?
a) Saturated solution
b) Unsaturated solution
c) Crystallization of Supersaturated solution
d) Dilute solution - A silver object get a black coating over time when they are exposed to air. This is due to traces of which one of the following in air?
a) Water
b) Hydrogen sulphide
c) Carbon monoxide - Innate immunity has two components, first line of defence and second line of defence. Which one of the following is not second line of defence?
a) Mucus
b) Chemical
c) WBCs - 79 less than 6 times a number is equal to number. The algebraic expression for the above statement is:
a) 6x – x = 79
b) 6x – 79 = x
c) x + 6x = 79 - The length of one side of a cube is 4m. The surface area of the cube will be:
a) 96 m²
b) 16 m²
c) 64 m²
d) 48 m² - Average weight of four boys is 24 kg. If the weight of another boy is also included, their average weight becomes 24.6 kg. Find the weight of the fifth boy.
a) 26 kg
b) 27 kg
c) 28 kg
d) 29 kg - The total surface area of a cylinder whose height is 12.4 cm and radius is 2.1 cm will be:
a) 191.226 cm²
b) 180.226 cm²
c) 170.226 cm²
d) 160.226 cm² - (2x² + 5xy + 5xy² – 3y²) + (2x + 3y) = ?
a) x² + xy – y²
b) x² – xy + 2y²
c) x² – xy + 3y²
d) x² – xy + y² - Which one of the following substances in soap causes irritation and burning in the eyes?
a) Salt
b) Water
c) Acid
d) Base - In the case of a thumb-pin, assuming the same force is applied at both ends, pressure is greater on:
a) Cannot be determined
b) Both ends equally
c) The pointed end
d) The flat end - Geostationary satellites appear to be stationary when viewed from the Earth. Geostationary satellites are located directly above the:
a) Prime Meridian
b) Equator
c) Arctic Circle - Which one of the following is correct regarding Sputnik-1?
a) A weather forecasting device
b) A rocket that landed on the Moon
c) The first satellite launched into Earth’s orbit - Herbivores are animals that feed on plants. Herbivores are found in which link of the food chain?
a) First
b) Second
c) Third - What was the system of governance in ancient Egypt?
a) Democracy
b) Tribal system
c) Monarchy - How many articles did the first constitution of Pakistan has?
a) 210
b) 223
c) 234
d) 248 - Against which ruling group did Syed Ahmed Shaheed declare jihad?
a) British
b) Mughals
c) Sikhs
d) Marathas - Many camels live in the desert. [Choose the correct meaning of the homograph “desert”]
a) To abandon someone
b) A sweet dish
c) A dry, sandy land - You need to ___ link to fill in the application form. [Choose the correct phrasal verb]
a) Click under
b) Double click
c) Click in - Find the appropriate suffix for the verb “fascinate” to change its status.
a) ment
b) ion
c) dom - What is imagery in literature?
a) The use of rhyme in poetry
b) The repetition of sounds
c) The use of vivid and descriptive language to create mental images - Choose the correct example of a complex sentence.
a) She was hungry, so she ate an apple.
b) He likes football, but his brother prefers basketball.
c) The sun set, and the stars appeared. - Which sentence contains an explicit meaning?
a) He clenched his fists and walked away in silence.
b) The dark clouds signaled an approaching storm.
c) She raised an eyebrow but said nothing. - The professor explained the theory ___ its relevance to modern technology. [Choose the appropriate prepositional phrase]
a) In front of
b) Because of
c) With regard to - Nida had 3/12 of a pizza. She gave 1/8 of it to her friend Madeeha. Find what of the whole pizza did Madeeha get?
a) 1/32
b) 1/16
c) 1/8 - Nadia has a rectangular frame. The frame is 12 cm long and 8 cm wide. Nadia wants to put a ribbon around the frame. What will be the total cost of ribbon if 1m of it costs Rs 5.
a) Rs.180
b) Rs.200
c) Rs.205 - (-4u²)³ =
a) -12u⁶
b) -64u⁶
c) -64u⁹ - What is the 7th term of the sequence having n³ + 3n + 5.
a) 21
b) 24
c) 26 - A shopkeeper bought a book for Rs 560 and sold it for Rs 600. Find his profit percent.
a) 7.14%
b) 7.18%
c) 7.21% - What is the value of x in the simultaneous equations 7x – 4y = 10 and 2x + 3y = 6?
a) 10
b) 12
c) 15 - He decided one day that ___ things had to be changed. [Choose the appropriate article]
a) The
b) An
c) A - Choose the adverb of manner in the following:
a) But
b) And
c) Quickly - The frog hurt [itself] while playing. [The underlined word is a/an]
a) Adverb of action
b) Adverb of place
c) Adverb of frequency - She gave me a book. [Change the voice]
a) A book is given to me by her.
b) A book has been given to me by her.
c) A book was given to me by her. - He said, “I am feeling tired.” [Change the narration]
a) He said that he was feeling tired.
b) He said that he is feeling tired.
c) He said that I was feeling tired.
d) He said that he had been feeling tired. - What was the name of Qazi Hussain Ahmad’s father?
a) Qazi Muhammad Essa
b) Qazi Muhammad Abdul Rab
c) Qazi Syed Ahmad Rashid - What happens to air pressure in an area where the air becomes hot and rises?
a) Pressure increases
b) Pressure decreases
c) No change occurs - How long did Gottamubudh preach Buddhism?
a) 30 years
b) 40 years
c) 45 years - What was the Tunic in ancient Rome?
a) A weapon
b) A Roman hairstyle
c) A specific type of clothing - What movement did Chaudhry Rahmat Ali start while in England?
a) British National Movement
b) Pakistan National Movement
c) Muslim Brotherhood - What is the process called in which gases trap heat and increase Earth’s temperature?
a) Solar flaring effect
b) Greenhouse Effect
c) Ozone Depletion - When the Pakistan Movement was at its peak, who ruled over Gilgit-Baltistan?
a) British Empire
b) Local Tribal Chiefs
c) Maharaja of Kashmir - Which of the following is the latest in a series of education policies that began with the inception of the country in 1947?
a) The National Education Policy 1979
b) The National Education Policy 1992
c) The National Education Policy 2009 - What does NBCT typically represent in the Pakistani educational context?
a) National Board of Computer Technology
b) National Board of Curriculum and Textbooks
c) National Board for Certified Teachers - Which psychologist emphasized that educational psychology should be grounded on measurement and focus extensively on measurement?
a) Sigmund Freud
b) John Dewey
c) Edward Thorndike - Which of the following is NOT one of the three aspects of human personality conceptualized by psychologists?
a) Id
b) Ego
c) Superego - Children progress through developmental stages as they encounter uncertainty and try to adjust their worldview to reduce mental discomfort. This concept was introduced by:
a) Jean Piaget
b) Lev Vygotsky
c) Erik Erikson - The following reaction shows which process: Fuel + Oxygen → Carbon dioxide + Water + Energy
a) Photosynthesis
b) Soap making
c) Combustion - Which condition must be true for a property to be classified as a chemical property?
a) It relates to physical change.
b) It changes the identity of the substance.
c) It can be observed without changing the substance. - The resting phase between any two mitotic division is called interphase. Which one of the following is the primary event that occurs during interphase cell cycle?
a) Formation of spindle fiber.
b) Division of kinetochore of chromosome.
c) Active preparation for cell division. - Diarrhea and dysentery are common water borne diseases. Which age group is most effected by water borne diseases?
a) Adult over 50
b) Children under 5 - The changes occurring deep inside or on the surface of the Earth are called natural disasters. Which of the following can be caused by natural disasters?
a) Shape of stars
b) Growth of population
c) Air pressure only - Certain fuels, such as coal, oil, and petrol contain sulphur. The approximate sulphur content in petrol is:
a) 0.05%
b) 0.9% - Which one of the following causes the shortage of housing facilities in big cities?
a) Construction of luxury apartments
b) Decrease in population
c) Influx of people from rural areas. - An MRI stand for magnetic resonance imaging. The MRI considered a highly detailed imaging technique because of which one of the following?
a) It measures chemical levels in the blood.
b) It can detect tiny structural changes in the body. - Washing powders are a combination of soap, detergents and other chemicals. A washing powder falls to keep dirt suspended in water after removal. Which ingredient is most likely missing?
a) Sodium carbonate
b) Sodium perborate
c) Carboxy methyl cellulose - What is the name of Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s father?
a) Qazi Muhammad Essa
b) Poonja Jinnah - Where does the name of the Gotama Buddha preach Buddhism?
a) 30 years
b) 40 years
c) 45 years - What was the Tunic in ancient Rome?
a) A weapon
b) A Roman hairstyle
c) A specific type of clothing - What movement did Chaudhry Rahmat Ali start while in England?
a) British National Movement
b) Pakistan National Movement
c) Muslim Brotherhood - What is the process called in which gases trap heat and increase Earth’s temperature?
a) Solar flaring effect
b) Greenhouse Effect
c) Ozone Depletion - When the Pakistan Movement was at its peak, who ruled over Gilgit-Baltistan?
a) British Empire
b) Local Tribal Chiefs
c) Maharaja of Kashmir - Which of the following is the latest in a series of education policies that began with the inception of the country in 1947?
a) The National Education Policy 1979
b) The National Education Policy 1992
c) The National Education Policy 2009 - What does NBCT typically represent in the Pakistani educational context?
a) National Board of Computer Technology
b) National Board of Curriculum and Textbooks
c) National Board for Certified Teachers - Which psychologist emphasized that educational psychology should be grounded on measurement and focus extensively on measurement?
a) Sigmund Freud
b) John Dewey
c) Edward Thorndike - Which of the following is NOT one of the three aspects of human personality conceptualized by psychologists?
a) Id
b) Ego
c) Superego - Children progress through developmental stages as they encounter uncertainty and try to adjust their worldview to reduce mental discomfort. This concept was introduced by:
a) Jean Piaget
b) Lev Vygotsky
c) Erik Erikson - The following reaction shows which process: Fuel + Oxygen → Carbon dioxide + Water + Energy
a) Photosynthesis
b) Soap making
c) Combustion - Which condition must be true for a property to be classified as a chemical property?
a) It relates to physical change.
b) It changes the identity of the substance.
c) It can be observed without changing the substance. - The resting phase between any two mitotic division is called interphase. Which one of the following is the primary event that occurs during interphase cell cycle?
a) Formation of spindle fiber.
b) Division of kinetochore of chromosome.
c) Active preparation for cell division. - Diarrhea and dysentery are common water borne diseases. Which age group is most effected by water borne diseases?
a) Adult over 50
b) Children under 5 - The changes occurring deep inside or on the surface of the Earth are called natural disasters. Which of the following can be caused by natural disasters?
a) Shape of stars
b) Growth of population
c) Air pressure only - Certain fuels, such as coal, oil, and petrol contain sulphur. The approximate sulphur content in petrol is:
a) 0.05%
b) 0.9% - Which one of the following causes the shortage of housing facilities in big cities?
a) Construction of luxury apartments
b) Decrease in population
c) Influx of people from rural areas. - An MRI stand for magnetic resonance imaging. The MRI considered a highly detailed imaging technique because of which one of the following?
a) It measures chemical levels in the blood.
b) It can detect tiny structural changes in the body. - Washing powders are a combination of soap, detergents and other chemicals. A washing powder falls to keep dirt suspended in water after removal. Which ingredient is most likely missing?
a) Sodium carbonate
b) Sodium perborate
c) Carboxy methyl cellulose
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