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- 1. The product of volt and ampere gives:
- a) Joule
- b) Watt
- c) Newton
- d) Pascal
- 2. In a root system, cortex is present between:
- a) Xylem and phloem
- b) Perineath and pericycle
- c) Epidermis and vascular bundle
- d) Endodermis and phloem
- 3. Which one of the following statement is not true regarding red blood cells (RBCs)?
- a) Irregular shaped
- b) Disc shaped
- c) Carry oxygen from lungs to rest of the body
- d) Deficiency of RBC caused anemia
- 4. Contact force is a force that acts only when there is physical contact between two bodies. Identify the contact force among the following:
- a) Electrostatic force between two charges
- b) Gravitational force
- c) Upthrust of liquid
- d) Magnetic force between two magnets
- 5. Which one of the following is true regarding silt (type of soil)?
- a) It is a mixture of sand, clay and humus
- b) It is not useful for gardening, growth of plants and crops
- c) Its texture is smooth and silky
- d) It can hold more water than sandy soil
- 6. “Qanoon-e-Masoodi fi Hayyat was written by the famous book of ____
- a) Ibn ul Haitham
- b) Al-Biruni
- c) Bu-Ali-Sina
- d) Jaber bin Hayyan
- 7. At the end of a race, which part of the body must touch the ribbon?
- a) Hands
- b) Feet
- c) Chest
- d) Elbows
- 8. Which food item contains 360 calories per 100 grams and is high in carbohydrates?
- a) Fish
- b) Rice
- c) Eggs
- d) Butter
- 9. Which food has 348 calories per 100 grams and is a source of carbohydrates?
- a) Eggs
- b) Wheat
- c) Meat
- d) Lentils
- 10. If the receiving player is close to the passer, how much strength should be in the pass?
- a) Use maximum strength
- b) Use minimum strength
- c) Use medium strength
- d) Use no strength
- 11. How many lanes are there on a 400-meter oval track?
- a) Six
- b) Seven
- c) Eight
- d) Nine
- 12. In baseball each team consists of ___ players.
- a) 11
- b) 9
- c) 13
- d) 15
- 13. What is the name of the volleyball field?
- a) Court
- b) Field
- c) Pitch
- d) Arena
- 14. The average weight of the liver in an adult individual is generally between:
- a) 800 to 1100 grams
- b) 1200 to 1300 grams
- c) 1400 to 1600 grams
- d) 1700 to 1800 grams
- 15. Which sentence is not a good topic sentence?
- a) Reading books can improve your imagination
- b) I read three books last week
- c) Books help you learn new words
- d) Reading every day is a good habit
- 16. Choose the appropriate option:
- a) Flock
- b) Group
- c) Colony
- d) Swarm
- 17. Many went to the library. She borrowed three books. [Identify the anaphoric reference]
- a) Mary
- b) Books
- c) Library
- d) She
- 18. When did Martial Law remain in force after Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto took over as the Civilian Martial Law Administrator?
- a) March 1, 1972
- b) April 20, 1972
- c) December 31, 1972
- d) June 30, 1973
- 19. When did Zia-ul Haq declared himself as President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan?
- a) December 1978
- b) January 1978
- c) September 1978
- d) September 1975
- 20. In a straight forward roll, which part of the head touches the ground?
- a) Forehead
- b) Chin
- c) Back of the head
- d) Side of the head
- 21. What is the width of the side gallery in badminton?
- a) 2 ft
- b) 2 ft 6 inch
- c) 3 ft
- d) 1 ft 6 inch
- 22. Offside occurs when a player is:
- a) In his own half
- b) Behind the goalkeeper
- c) Nearer to the goal line than two defenders
- d) Outside the field
- 23. What is the standard length of a cricket pitch?
- a) 20 yards
- b) 22 yards
- c) 24 yards
- d) 18 yards
- 24. Which nutrient is used as fuel along with fats in the human body?
- a) Minerals
- b) Proteins
- c) Starch (Carbohydrates)
- d) Vitamins
- 25. In an ODI match, what is the maximum number of overs a single player can bowl?
- a) 13
- b) 14
- c) 10
- d) 12
- 26. How many bones are found in the human skull in total?
- a) 20
- b) 22
- c) 24
- d) 26
- 27. Which of the following types are of acute (short-term)?
- a) Hepatitis A and E
- b) Hepatitis B and C
- c) Hepatitis A and B
- d) Hepatitis C and E
- 28. Which of the following is included in Athletics events?
- a) Target and field events
- b) Swimming and diving
- c) Basketball and football
- d) Cycling
- 29. In which treatment waste water is filtered, disinfected with chlorine and any leftover salt is removed?
- a) Primary
- b) Secondary
- c) Tertiary
- d) Quaternary
- 30. What is the size of sesamoid bones?
- a) Very large
- b) Medium-sized
- c) Extremely small
- d) Long and thick
- 31. How many natural curves are found in the spine?
- a) Two
- b) Three
- c) Four
- d) Five
- 32. Movements of muscles, joints, or bones depends on the knowledge of:
- a) Food science
- b) Biochemistry
- c) Bio-mechanics principles
- d) Gymnastic rules
- 33. “The Day of Silence” was true nature became known day Rizwan’s ____
- a) The
- b) An
- c) A
- d) No article
- 34. The teacher asked the students to remain ____ [Choose the appropriate homophone]
- a) Quite
- b) Quiet
- c) Quit
- d) Quiet
- 35. [Name the underlined adjective] The intelligent student solved the problem.
- a) Adjective of shape
- b) Adjective of size
- c) Adjective of quality
- d) Adjective of quantity
- 36. [Change the voice] The project is completed by them.
- a) The project was completed by them
- b) The project had been completed by them
- c) The project has completed by them
- d) The project been completed by them
- 37. The teacher said, “Do your homework carefully.” [Change the narration]
- a) The teacher told me to do my homework
- b) The teacher carefully said me to do my homework
- c) The teacher carefully said that I do my homework
- d) The teacher told me that I should do my homework carefully
- 38. Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:
- a) Mr. Smith is our English teacher.
- b) Mr. Smith is our English teacher
- c) mr. Smith is our English teacher
- d) Mr Smith is our English teacher
- 39. Choose the nearest possible meaning of the word “enlighten” from the following:
- a) Deceive
- b) Bewilder
- c) Educate
- d) Before
- 40. Which one of the following is neuter?
- a) Husband
- b) Wife
- c) Mother
- d) Knife
- 41. The increase in average temperature of the earth is called global warming. How many degrees(s) temperature has increased in the last 100 years?
- a) 1°C
- b) 5°C
- c) 10°C
- d) 12°C
- 42. Chemical reaction that evolves heat or light to the surrounding is called exothermic reaction. Which one of the following is an exothermic reaction?
- a) CH₄ + 2O₂ → CO₂ + 2H₂O
- b) 2H₂ + O₂ → 2H₂O
- c) CaCO₃ → CaO + CO₂
- d) CaO + H₂O → Ca(OH)₂
- 43. The SI unit of pressure is pascal. One pascal is equivalent to which one of the following?
- a) One newton of force is applied over an area of one meter square
- b) One newton of force is applied over an area of one meter square
- c) One kilogram mass divided by one meter square
- d) One newton of force
- 44. In a straight forward roll, which part of the head touches the ground?
- a) Forehead
- b) Chin
- c) Back of the head
- d) Side of the head
- 45. What is the width of the side gallery in badminton?
- a) 2 ft
- b) 2 ft 6 inch
- c) 3 ft
- d) 1 ft 6 inch
- 46. Offside occurs when a player is:
- a) In his own half
- b) Behind the goalkeeper
- c) Nearer to the goal line than two defenders
- d) Outside the field
- 47. What is the standard length of a cricket pitch?
- a) 20 yards
- b) 22 yards
- c) 24 yards
- d) 18 yards
- 48. Which nutrient is used as fuel along with fats in the human body?
- a) Minerals
- b) Proteins
- c) Starch (Carbohydrates)
- d) Vitamins
- 49. In an ODI match, what is the maximum number of overs a single player can bowl?
- a) 13
- b) 14
- c) 10
- d) 12
- 50. How many bones are found in the human skull in total?
- a) 20
- b) 22
- c) 24
- d) 26
- 51. Which of the following types are of acute (short-term)?
- a) Hepatitis A and E
- b) Hepatitis B and C
- c) Hepatitis A and B
- d) Hepatitis C and E
- 52. Which of the following is included in Athletics events?
- a) Target and field events
- b) Swimming and diving
- c) Basketball and football
- d) Cycling
- 53. Which one of the following is a non-renewable energy source used in nuclear power plants?
- a) Water
- b) Uranium
- c) Solar energy
- d) Biomass
- 54. Which province did Sardar Aurangzeb Khan represent during the Lahore Resolution of 1940?
- a) Punjab
- b) N.W.F.P (K.P.)
- c) Bengal
- d) Baluchistan
- 55. The legal framework order (LFO) was issued by:
- a) Rafique Tarar
- b) Khalid Miraj
- c) Mamnoon Hussain
- d) Pervez Musharraf
- 56. A rectangular front wall of a hospital has a perimeter equal to 294 meter. If its length is 85 meter, then its area will be:
- a) 3570 m²
- b) 5270 m²
- c) 7850 m²
- d) 2950 m²
- 57. Gradient of a straight line is equal to:
- a) Horizontal change/vertical change
- b) Vertical change/horizontal change
- c) Horizontal change/horizontal change
- d) Vertical change/horizontal change
- 58. A tank can hold 85 liters of water. It’s 40% filled. What percentage of the tank is empty?
- a) 34%
- b) 46%
- c) 60%
- d) 64%
- 59. An 82 cm long and 75 cm wide rectangle is enclosed by a strip outside it that is 4 cm wide. Find the area of the strip:
- a) 1276 cm²
- b) 1280 cm²
- c) 1320 cm²
- d) 1364 cm²
- 60. Find the altitude of a trapezium if the length of two bases are 5.6 cm and 2.9 cm respectively. The area of the trapezium is 42 m²:
- a) 9.32 cm
- b) 9.45 cm
- c) 9.76 cm
- d) 9.88 cm
- 61. Noor is 8 years older than Umar. After 3 years, Umar will be one third as old as Noor. Find the present age of Umar:
- a) 1 year
- b) 2 years
- c) 4 years
- d) 9 years
- 62. [2x² (1 + 3x) – (1 ( 4x² – 2x)) 5x + 1] = ?
- a) -14x² + 163x² + 7x + 1
- b) -14x² + 16x² – 7x + 1
- c) 14x² + 16x² – 5x + 1
- d) 14x² + 16x² + 5x + 1
- 63. Ali purchased a motorcycle in Rs 52900. He paid the 35% tax on it. Ali sold that motorcycle in Rs 53500 and he charged tax 7% on it. Find the value added tax on it:
- a) Rs 1080
- b) Rs 1100
- c) Rs 1125
- d) Rs 1140
- 64. Polyester is a manufactured product made from synthesized polymers. It is made from:
- a) Polyethylene Terephthalate
- b) Polyethylene Anthracene
- c) Benzene and Nitrobenzene
- d) Cellulose and pectin
- 65. The chemical name of vitamin B9 is ____
- a) Acetic acid
- b) Folic acid
- c) Ascorbic acid
- d) Acetylsalicylic acid
- 66. Nucleus is spherical structure and prominent organelle in the cell. Which one of the following is multinucleated?
- a) Yeast
- b) Spores
- c) Slime mold
- d) RBCs
- 67. Joule is the unit of:
- a) Intensity
- b) Power
- c) Heat
- d) Force
- 68. Bile is a digestive fluid produced by the liver. Which one of the following stores bile?
- a) Stomach
- b) Gall bladder
- c) Pancreas
- d) Jejunum
- 69. A pendulum-like swing at an amusement park moving in a circular arc at the end of a 49 meter arm. Find the distance travelled by the rider at the end of the swing’s arm if the angle made between the two extreme points is 150°:
- a) 125.76 m
- b) 128.33 m
- c) 132.45 m
- d) 135.22 m
- 70. Find the value of a² – b², when a – b = 4 and ab = 5:
- a) 118
- b) 124
- c) 128
- d) 130
- 71. Find x, if 5x + 8 = 23:
- a) 3
- b) 4
- c) 5
- d) 6
- 72. From the top of hill 240 m high, the measure of the angles of depression of the top and bottom of minaret are 30° and 60° respectively. Find the height of minaret:
- a) 145 m
- b) 150 m
- c) 155 m
- d) 160 m
- 73. Find the Arithmetic Mean of the values 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:
- a) 4
- b) 5
- c) 6
- d) 7
- 74. Which word has both a prefix and a suffix?
- a) Rereading
- b) Unhappy
- c) Kindness
- d) Useful
- 75. Which of the following shows the connotative use of “cold”?
- a) Having a low temperature
- b) Lacking emotion or warmth
- c) Frozen or icy
- d) Below 0 degrees Celsius
- 76. He ran fast because he was late. [Identify the conjunction]
- a) Ran
- b) Was
- c) Because
- d) Fast
- 77. Choose the words to make complete the sentence:
- a) Rarely natural beauty such I see
- b) Such rarely beauty natural I see
- c) I see rarely such natural beauty
- d) Rarely see I such natural beauty
- 78. [If it rains, we ___ stay indoors. [Choose the correct option]]
- a) Shall
- b) Has to
- c) Is going
- d) Were
- 79. Find the silent letter in the word, “plumber”:
- a) L
- b) B
- c) M
- d) R
- 80. You and your brother should behave ___ at the party:
- a) Ourselves
- b) Yourself
- c) Yourselves
- d) Themselves
- 81. Which sentence is the comma correctly placed?
- a) The sky is blue the clouds, are white
- b) The sky is blue, the clouds are white
- c) The sky is blue the clouds are white.
- d) The sky, is blue the clouds are white
- 82. Which sentence uses a comparative adjective correctly?
- a) His handwriting is neater than hers
- b) His handwriting is neat than hers
- c) His handwriting is more neat than hers
- d) His handwriting is neater than her
- 83. Which of the following involves copying others and implies “doing as others do”?
- a) Imitation
- b) Creativity
- c) Imagination
- d) Exploration
- 84. The termination of the conditioned stimulus (CS) either with the onset of the unconditioned stimulus (UCS) or during the presentation of unconditioned stimulus (UCS) is known as:
- a) Simultaneous Conditioning
- b) Trace Conditioning
- c) Delay Conditioning
- d) Backward Conditioning
- 85. Which one of the following refers to the assistance given to individuals in making intelligent choices and adjustment in life?
- a) Discipline
- b) Supervision
- c) Guidance
- d) Instruction
- 86. Which philosophy believed that the problems of society can be solved by bringing great changes in the educational system?
- a) Idealism
- b) Realism
- c) Pragmatism
- d) Reconstructionism
- 87. Which one of the following is known as a collection of individuals who have organized themselves into a distinct group?
- a) Family
- b) Community
- c) Society
- d) Crowd
- 88. Which educational theorist categorized learning objectives from simple to complex, or from factual knowledge to conceptual understanding?
- a) Jean Piaget
- b) B.F. Skinner
- c) Lev Vygotsky
- d) Benjamin Bloom
- 89. Which of the following combines both circle and row formats, suitable for group assignments, making it and lectures?
- a) Linear design
- b) Horseshoe design
- c) Grid design
- d) Column design
- 90. Identify the method that is considered one of the most widely used instructional strategies in classrooms:
- a) Role Play Method
- b) Project-based Learning
- c) Lecture Method
- d) Inquiry-based Learning
- 91. Which one of the following is a group creativity technique that was specially designed to generate a large number of ideas for solving a problem?
- a) Problem Solving
- b) Brainstorming
- c) Decision Making
- d) Critical Thinking
- 92. The 5E’s Model is most often associated with constructivist learning design. This model is commonly used to design which one of the following?
- a) Lesson Plans for Classroom Teaching
- b) Rules and Regulations for School Discipline
- c) Question Papers for Annual Examinations
- d) Timetable for School Activities
- 93. Cell organelle perform different jobs for cell. Which one of the following organelle help in protein synthesis and is called factories of protein?
- a) Mitochondria
- b) Ribosome
- c) Lysosome
- d) Golgi bodies
- 94. Grafting is a technique of combining two plants. It uses the roots and the bottom portion of one plant attached to the top portion of another plant that is known as:
- a) Root stock
- b) Graft
- c) Scion
- d) Tube
- 95. All planets of solar system have moons except:
- a) Mercury only
- b) Venus only
- c) Mercury and Venus
- d) Uranus and Mars
- 96. The solution in which the solute concentration is larger is called one of the following concentrated solution:
- a) 120 gram of sugar in 1 litre water
- b) 400 gram of sugar in 1 litre water
- c) 50 gram of sugar in 0.5 litre water
- d) 30 gram of sugar in 0.1 litre of water
- 97. The speed of sound is different in different medium. Which of the following is the approximate speed of sound in water?
- a) 240 m/s
- b) 1500 m/s
- c) 3300 m/s
- d) 5000 m/s