Question 1

Ibn-e-Sina was born in

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Bukhara - Explanation: Ibn-e-Sina; known as Avicenna; was born in Bukhara; this question tests historical knowledge. In modern Uzbekistan; not Shabshan or Samarand; C is correct. Understanding philosophers enhances cultural awareness; this is vital for exams or historical discussions; Avicenna shaped medieval science; knowing origins aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Islamic scholars or philosophy; staying informed strengthens general knowledge for academic contexts; C aligns with his birthplace.

Question 2

The term Mesopotamia originated from

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - Greek - Explanation: Mesopotamia’s name comes from Greek; this question tests etymology. Meaning “between rivers”; it’s not Sumerian or Latin; B is correct. Understanding word origins enhances linguistic awareness; this is vital for exams or historical discussions; Greek terms shaped geography; knowing etymology aids in cultural analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about ancient civilizations or language; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; B matches the linguistic record.

Question 3

Mesopotamia refers to

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Answer: C - Land between two rivers - Explanation: Mesopotamia means land between two rivers; Tigris and Euphrates; this question tests geographical knowledge. Not oceans or seas; C is correct. Understanding regions enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or geography discussions; Mesopotamia birthed early civilizations; knowing terms aids in geographical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about ancient history or river systems; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; C aligns with the definition.

Question 4

Fourth world refers to which nations

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Chad; South Sudan - Explanation: Fourth World denotes marginalized nations like Chad and South Sudan; this question tests geopolitical knowledge. China and Cuba are not; A is correct. Understanding classifications enhances global awareness; this is vital for exams or international discussions; Fourth World includes impoverished states; knowing categories aids in political analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about global poverty or geopolitics; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; A matches the classification.

Question 5

Which US president introduced the New World Order during USSR dissolution

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Bush Senior - Explanation: George H.W. Bush announced the New World Order post-USSR collapse; this question tests historical knowledge. Nixon and Clinton were not involved; C is correct. Understanding speeches enhances geopolitical awareness; this is vital for exams or Cold War discussions; the term shaped global politics; knowing leaders aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about international relations or US policy; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; C aligns with the timeline.

Question 6

When did President Franklin Roosevelt launch the Day Performance of Government

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - 1933 - Explanation: Franklin Roosevelt introduced government performance reforms in 1933; this question tests historical knowledge. Part of New Deal; not later years; A is correct. Understanding policies enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or US history discussions; reforms tackled the Depression; knowing dates aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about governance or economic recovery; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; A matches the timeline.

Question 7

Diwan-e-Al Zimma in the Abbasid era was linked to

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Tax Collection - Explanation: Diwan-e-Al Zimma handled tax collection for non-Muslims; this question tests historical knowledge. Not audits or postal; A is correct. Understanding administration enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or Islamic history discussions; the system managed revenues; knowing roles aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Abbasid governance or taxation; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; A aligns with the function.

Question 8

The Treaty of Lausanne was signed in

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - 1923 - Explanation: The Treaty of Lausanne was signed in 1923; this question tests diplomatic history. It redefined Turkiye’s borders; other years are incorrect; C is correct. Understanding treaties enhances geopolitical awareness; this is vital for exams or international relations discussions; the treaty ended Ottoman conflicts; knowing dates aids in diplomatic analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about global history or Turkiye; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; C matches the timeline.

Question 9

When did Japan attack Russia

Accepted Answer

Answer: D - None of these - Explanation: Japan attacked Russia in 1904 (Russo-Japanese War); not listed; this question tests historical knowledge. Other years are incorrect; D is correct. Understanding conflicts enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or war discussions; the war reshaped Asia; knowing dates aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about global conflicts or history; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; D aligns with the correct year.

Question 10

Before the 19th century; the Ottoman Empire’s main rival was

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Russia - Explanation: Russia was the Ottoman Empire’s primary rival pre-19th century; this question tests historical knowledge. Poland and Germany were less significant; C is correct. Understanding rivalries enhances geopolitical awareness; this is vital for exams or history discussions; conflicts shaped borders; knowing rivals aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Ottoman history or geopolitics; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; C matches the record.

Question 11

The last king of Iran during the 1979 Revolution was

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - M Raza Shah Pahlavi - Explanation: Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi was Iran’s last king in 1979; this question tests historical knowledge. Others are incorrect; C is correct. Understanding revolutions enhances geopolitical awareness; this is vital for exams or Middle East discussions; the revolution reshaped Iran; knowing figures aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Iranian history or revolutions; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; C aligns with the record.

Question 12

Nadir Shah belonged to which country

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Iran - Explanation: Nadir Shah was from Iran; this question tests historical knowledge. He led Persia; not Afghanistan or Tunisia; A is correct. Understanding rulers enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or Persian history discussions; Nadir’s conquests were significant; knowing origins aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about 18th-century history or rulers; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; A matches the record.

Question 13

Forced conversion of Muslims to Christianity in the Iberian Peninsula is called

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Moriscos - Explanation: Moriscos were Muslims forcibly converted to Christianity in Iberia; this question tests historical knowledge. Conversos were Jewish converts; C is correct. Understanding terms enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or European history discussions; Moriscos faced expulsion; knowing terms aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about religious history or Spain; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; C aligns with the term.

Question 14

President Muammar Gaddafi belonged to which country

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Libya - Explanation: Muammar Gaddafi was Libya’s leader; this question tests historical knowledge. Not Iran or Syria; A is correct. Understanding leaders enhances geopolitical awareness; this is vital for exams or Middle East discussions; Gaddafi shaped Libya’s politics; knowing figures aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about African history or leadership; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; A matches the record.

Question 15

Military commander under Sultan Abdul Hamid II

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Hassan Pasha - Explanation: Hassan Pasha served as a commander under Abdul Hamid II; this question tests historical knowledge. Others are incorrect; C is correct. Understanding military roles enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or Ottoman discussions; commanders shaped defense; knowing figures aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Ottoman military or history; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; C aligns with the record.

Question 16

Who introduced modern philosophy

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Rene Descartes - Explanation: Rene Descartes pioneered modern philosophy; this question tests intellectual history. Known for “Cogito; ergo sum”; others followed; C is correct. Understanding philosophy enhances intellectual awareness; this is vital for exams or philosophical discussions; Descartes shaped rationalism; knowing figures aids in intellectual analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about philosophy or history; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; C matches the record.

Question 17

The headquarters of SAARC is in

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Kathmandu Nepal - Explanation: SAARC’s headquarters is in Kathmandu; Nepal; this question tests organizational knowledge. Not Delhi or Thimpu; A is correct. Understanding organizations enhances geopolitical awareness; this is vital for exams or regional discussions; SAARC promotes South Asian cooperation; knowing locations aids in diplomatic analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about international bodies or South Asia; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; A aligns with the location.

Question 18

The father of the history of psychology is

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Wilhelm Wundt - Explanation: Wilhelm Wundt is considered the father of psychology; this question tests scientific history. Herodotus and Gibbon are historians; C is correct. Understanding pioneers enhances scientific awareness; this is vital for exams or psychology discussions; Wundt founded experimental psychology; knowing figures aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about psychology or science; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; C matches the record.

Question 19

The last president of the USSR was

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - Mikhail Gorbachev - Explanation: Mikhail Gorbachev was the USSR’s final president; this question tests historical knowledge. Stalin and Khrushchev preceded; B is correct. Understanding leaders enhances geopolitical awareness; this is vital for exams or Cold War discussions; Gorbachev oversaw dissolution; knowing figures aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Soviet history or global politics; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; B aligns with the record.

Question 20

The Anglo-Afghan Treaty was signed in

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - 1919 - Explanation: The Anglo-Afghan Treaty was signed in 1919; this question tests diplomatic history. It granted Afghanistan autonomy; other years are incorrect; B is correct. Understanding treaties enhances geopolitical awareness; this is vital for exams or regional discussions; the treaty shaped Afghan independence; knowing dates aids in diplomatic analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about colonial history or Afghanistan; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; B matches the timeline.

Question 21

The civil government of Turkiye was formed in

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - 1922 - Explanation: Turkiye’s civil government formed in 1922; this question tests historical knowledge. Post-Ottoman; not earlier years; C is correct. Understanding transitions enhances geopolitical awareness; this is vital for exams or Turkiye discussions; the republic emerged under Ataturk; knowing dates aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about modern Turkiye or history; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; C aligns with the timeline.

Question 22

After the Trafalgar Battle; which European country held naval superiority

Accepted Answer

Answer: D - None of these - Explanation: Britain; not listed; dominated naval power post-Trafalgar (1805); this question tests historical knowledge. Germany; Italy; and France were not; D is correct. Understanding battles enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or naval discussions; Trafalgar secured British dominance; knowing events aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about military history or Europe; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; D matches the record.

Question 23

The OIC was founded in

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - 1969 - Explanation: The OIC was established in 1969; this question tests organizational knowledge. Not later or earlier years; A is correct. Understanding organizations enhances geopolitical awareness; this is vital for exams or Islamic world discussions; OIC promotes Muslim unity; knowing dates aids in diplomatic analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about international bodies or global politics; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; A aligns with the founding year.

Question 24

President Johnson’s poverty alleviation policy is known as

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - Economic Opportunity Act - Explanation: The Economic Opportunity Act was Johnson’s 1964 anti-poverty policy; this question tests historical knowledge. Others are incorrect; B is correct. Understanding policies enhances social awareness; this is vital for exams or US history discussions; the act launched social programs; knowing names aids in policy analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about poverty alleviation or governance; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; B matches the record.

Question 25

The artistic; literary; musical; and intellectual movement originating in Europe was

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Romanticism - Explanation: Romanticism was a European cultural movement; this question tests cultural history. Not Articism or Mysticism; A is correct. Understanding movements enhances cultural awareness; this is vital for exams or art discussions; Romanticism emphasized emotion; knowing terms aids in cultural analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about literature or history; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; A matches the record.

Question 26

The author of the 95 Theses was

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - Martin Luther - Explanation: Martin Luther wrote the 95 Theses; this question tests historical knowledge. Sparked the Reformation; others are incorrect; B is correct. Understanding events enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or religious history discussions; the theses challenged the Church; knowing figures aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about the Reformation or Christianity; staying informed strengthens general knowledge; B aligns with the record.

Question 27

The 18th Amendment was added to the 1973 Constitution on

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - 05-04-2010 - Explanation: The 18th Amendment was passed on 5 April 2010; this question tests constitutional knowledge. It devolved powers; other dates are incorrect; A is correct. Understanding amendments enhances governance awareness; this is vital for exams or Pakistan’s political discussions; the amendment reshaped federalism; knowing dates aids in legal analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Pakistan’s constitution or reforms; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the timeline.

Question 28

Liaquat Ali Khan was assassinated by

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Saeed Akbar - Explanation: Saeed Akbar killed Liaquat Ali Khan in 1951; this question tests historical knowledge. Others are incorrect; C is correct. Understanding assassinations enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or Pakistan’s history discussions; the event shook early Pakistan; knowing figures aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about leadership or national history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; C aligns with the record.

Question 29

John Marshall excavated Mohenjo-Daro in

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - 1922 - Explanation: John Marshall began Mohenjo-Daro excavations in 1922; this question tests archaeological knowledge. Other years are incorrect; C is correct. Understanding excavations enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or cultural discussions; Mohenjo-Daro revealed Indus Valley; knowing dates aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Pakistan’s heritage or archaeology; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; C matches the timeline.

Question 30

Which of the following was a caretaker prime minister of Pakistan

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - Moin Ul Haq - Explanation: Moin Qureshi was a caretaker PM; not listed exactly; this question tests political knowledge. Mazari and Khalid also served; B is closest; likely a typo. Understanding caretakers enhances governance awareness; this is vital for exams or political discussions; caretakers ensure transitions; knowing names aids in political analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Pakistan’s governance or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; B aligns with the record.

Question 31

Buland Darwaza is associated with which monument

Accepted Answer

Answer: D - None of these - Explanation: Buland Darwaza is part of Fatehpur Sikri; not listed; this question tests architectural knowledge. Not linked to masjids; D is correct. Understanding monuments enhances cultural awareness; this is vital for exams or heritage discussions; Buland Darwaza is Mughal; knowing sites aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about architecture or Mughal history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; D matches the record.

Question 32

Inam Land in the Mughal era was assigned to which people

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Ulema & Scholars - Explanation: Inam Land was granted to Ulema and scholars; this question tests historical knowledge. Not teachers or doctors; C is correct. Understanding land grants enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or Mughal discussions; Inam supported religious figures; knowing recipients aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Mughal administration or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; C aligns with the record.

Question 33

The housing sector contributes what percentage to Pakistan’s GDP

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - 1.5 % - Explanation: Housing contributes about 1.5% to Pakistan’s GDP; this question tests economic knowledge. Other percentages are incorrect; C is correct. Understanding economics enhances national awareness; this is vital for exams or economic discussions; housing drives growth; knowing figures aids in economic analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Pakistan’s economy or development; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; C matches the data.

Question 34

Agra Fort was constructed by

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Akbar - Explanation: Akbar built Agra Fort; this question tests architectural knowledge. Shah Jahan and Babur were not; A is correct. Understanding monuments enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or Mughal discussions; Agra was a capital; knowing builders aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about architecture or Mughal history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the record.

Question 35

In which year did Maulvi Syed Mumtaz Ali and his wife publish a gender equality magazine

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - 1898 - Explanation: Syed Mumtaz Ali and Muhammadi Begum published Tehzeeb-e-Niswan in 1898; this question tests media history. Other years are incorrect; B is correct. Understanding publications enhances cultural awareness; this is vital for exams or social discussions; the magazine promoted women’s rights; knowing dates aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about gender or media history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; B aligns with the timeline.

Question 36

During the Khilafat Movement; Maulana Muhammad Ali Johar advised Muslims to migrate to

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - Afghanistan - Explanation: Maulana Muhammad Ali Johar urged migration to Afghanistan during the Khilafat Movement; this question tests historical knowledge. Not Egypt or Syria; B is correct. Understanding movements enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or independence discussions; migration was symbolic; knowing destinations aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Khilafat or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; B matches the record.

Question 37

The founder of Bahawalpur State was

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Nawab Sadiq I - Explanation: Nawab Sadiq I founded Bahawalpur State; this question tests historical knowledge. Others are incorrect; C is correct. Understanding princely states enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or regional discussions; Bahawalpur joined Pakistan; knowing founders aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Pakistan’s formation or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; C aligns with the record.

Question 38

Per the Indus Water Treaty; Mangla Dam is built on which river

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Jhelum - Explanation: Mangla Dam is on the Jhelum River; this question tests geographical knowledge. Not Chenab or Indus; C is correct. Understanding dams enhances national awareness; this is vital for exams or infrastructure discussions; Mangla aids irrigation; knowing rivers aids in geographical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Pakistan’s water resources or treaties; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; C matches the location.

Question 39

Which leader is known as Quaid-e-Millat

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - Liaquat Ali Khan - Explanation: Liaquat Ali Khan is titled Quaid-e-Millat; this question tests historical knowledge. Not Fatima or Jinnah; B is correct. Understanding titles enhances national awareness; this is vital for exams or leadership discussions; Liaquat was Pakistan’s first PM; knowing nicknames aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Pakistan’s history or leaders; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; B matches the title.

Question 40

Which former PM was an ambassador to the USA

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Muhammad Ali Bogra - Explanation: Muhammad Ali Bogra was a US ambassador before becoming PM; this question tests political knowledge. Others were not; A is correct. Understanding roles enhances governance awareness; this is vital for exams or political discussions; Bogra shaped early Pakistan; knowing backgrounds aids in political analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about leadership or diplomacy; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the record.

Question 41

Which movement claimed land belongs to Allah; no one can levy tax or rule

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Faraizi Movement - Explanation: The Faraizi Movement emphasized Allah’s sovereignty over land; this question tests historical knowledge. Not Islamic or Reshmi; A is correct. Understanding movements enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or pre-partition discussions; Faraizi opposed landlords; knowing principles aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about reform or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the record.

Question 42

The Wavell Plan was presented at which event

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Simla Conference - Explanation: The Wavell Plan was introduced at the 1945 Simla Conference; this question tests historical knowledge. Not Cripps or Simon; A is correct. Understanding plans enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or independence discussions; the plan addressed governance; knowing events aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about pre-partition or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the record.

Question 43

The head of the Cabinet Mission was

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Lord Pethick-Lawrence - Explanation: Lord Pethick-Lawrence led the 1946 Cabinet Mission; this question tests historical knowledge. Others were not; C is correct. Understanding missions enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or pre-partition discussions; the mission proposed a union; knowing leaders aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about independence or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; C aligns with the record.

Question 44

The partition of Bengal in 1905 was announced by

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Lord Curzon - Explanation: Lord Curzon announced the 1905 Bengal partition; this question tests historical knowledge. Others were not viceroys then; C is correct. Understanding partitions enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or colonial discussions; the partition sparked protests; knowing figures aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about British rule or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; C matches the record.

Question 45

During British rule; Shimla was declared the summer capital in

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - 1864 - Explanation: Shimla became the summer capital in 1864; this question tests colonial history. Other years are incorrect; A is correct. Understanding administration enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or colonial discussions; Shimla hosted governance; knowing dates aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about British India or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the timeline.

Question 46

Which figure was a contemporary of eight Indian rulers

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Amir Khusrau - Explanation: Amir Khusrau served under multiple Delhi Sultans; this question tests historical knowledge. Iltutmish and Balban were rulers; A is correct. Understanding poets enhances cultural awareness; this is vital for exams or medieval discussions; Khusrau shaped literature; knowing figures aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about cultural history or India; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the record.

Question 47

Qutb ud din Aibak officially declared the Delhi Sultanate in

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - 1206 - Explanation: Qutb ud din Aibak founded the Delhi Sultanate in 1206; this question tests historical knowledge. Other years are incorrect; B is correct. Understanding dynasties enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or medieval discussions; the Sultanate shaped India; knowing dates aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Delhi’s history or rulers; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; B matches the timeline.

Question 48

The Aligarh Movement was started by

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Sir Syed Ahmad Khan - Explanation: Sir Syed Ahmad Khan launched the Aligarh Movement; this question tests historical knowledge. Others contributed but didn’t found it; A is correct. Understanding movements enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or educational discussions; Aligarh promoted Muslim education; knowing founders aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about pre-partition or education; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the record.

Question 49

During the 1857 War of Independence; Sir Syed Ahmad Khan was Sadar Amin at

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Bijnor - Explanation: Sir Syed was Sadar Amin in Bijnor in 1857; this question tests historical knowledge. Not Aligarh or Delhi; C is correct. Understanding roles enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or pre-partition discussions; Sir Syed shaped Muslim thought; knowing locations aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about 1857 or leaders; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; C matches the record.

Question 50

The Chakravarti Raja Gopalachari formula was presented in

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - March 1944 - Explanation: The Rajaji Formula was proposed in March 1944; this question tests historical knowledge. Aimed at Hindu-Muslim unity; other dates are incorrect; A is correct. Understanding proposals enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or independence discussions; the formula influenced partition talks; knowing dates aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about pre-partition or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the timeline.

Question 51

Basic Democracies were introduced by which president

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - Ayub Khan - Explanation: Ayub Khan introduced Basic Democracies in 1959; this question tests political knowledge. Others were later; B is correct. Understanding systems enhances governance awareness; this is vital for exams or political discussions; the system shaped local governance; knowing figures aids in political analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Pakistan’s administration or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; B matches the record.

Question 52

The Geneva Accord was signed between Pakistan and

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - Afghanistan - Explanation: The 1988 Geneva Accord was between Pakistan and Afghanistan; this question tests diplomatic history. Not Iran or Turkiye; B is correct. Understanding accords enhances geopolitical awareness; this is vital for exams or regional discussions; the accord addressed Soviet withdrawal; knowing parties aids in diplomatic analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Afghanistan or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; B matches the record.

Question 53

The Urdu-Hindi controversy began in

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - 1867 - Explanation: The Urdu-Hindi controversy started in 1867; this question tests historical knowledge. It fueled linguistic divides; other years are incorrect; A is correct. Understanding controversies enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or pre-partition discussions; the issue shaped identity; knowing dates aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about language or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the timeline.

Question 54

The Objective Resolution was passed in

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - 07-03-1949 - Explanation: The Objective Resolution was passed on 7 March 1949; this question tests constitutional knowledge. It laid Pakistan’s Islamic framework; other dates are incorrect; B is correct. Understanding resolutions enhances governance awareness; this is vital for exams or political discussions; the resolution shaped the constitution; knowing dates aids in legal analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Pakistan’s foundation or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; B matches the timeline.

Question 55

The War of Independence started on

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - 30 May 1857 - Explanation: The War of Independence began on 30 May 1857; this question tests historical knowledge. Sparked by the Meerut mutiny; other dates are incorrect; C is correct. Understanding wars enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or colonial discussions; the war challenged British rule; knowing dates aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about 1857 or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; C matches the timeline.

Question 56

Who opposed Akbar’s Deen-e-Ilahi

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - Sheikh Ahmad Sirhindi - Explanation: Sheikh Ahmad Sirhindi opposed Deen-e-Ilahi; this question tests historical knowledge. He resisted Akbar’s syncretism; others are incorrect; B is correct. Understanding opposition enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or Mughal discussions; Sirhindi preserved orthodoxy; knowing figures aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about religion or Mughal history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; B matches the record.

Question 57

The architect of the Deccan Policy was

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - Aurangzeb - Explanation: Aurangzeb devised the Deccan Policy; this question tests historical knowledge. Aimed at southern conquests; others were not; B is correct. Understanding policies enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or Mughal discussions; the policy expanded the empire; knowing figures aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Mughal strategy or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; B matches the record.

Question 58

The second Governor-General of Pakistan was

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Khawaja Nazim ud Din - Explanation: Khawaja Nazimuddin was the second Governor-General; this question tests political knowledge. Others followed; A is correct. Understanding leaders enhances governance awareness; this is vital for exams or political discussions; Nazimuddin shaped early Pakistan; knowing figures aids in political analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Pakistan’s history or leadership; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the record.

Question 59

The Gandhara Civilization was associated with which religion

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Buddhism - Explanation: Gandhara Civilization was tied to Buddhism; this question tests cultural knowledge. Not Hinduism or Christianity; A is correct. Understanding civilizations enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or cultural discussions; Gandhara produced Buddhist art; knowing religions aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Pakistan’s heritage or archaeology; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the record.

Question 60

Zahiruddin Babur is buried near which garden

Accepted Answer

Answer: B - Kabul - Explanation: Babur is buried near a garden in Kabul; this question tests historical knowledge. Not Farghana or Ghazni; B is correct. Understanding burials enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or Mughal discussions; Babur founded the empire; knowing locations aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Mughal history or burials; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; B matches the record.

Question 61

The first recipient of Nishan-e-Haider was

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Captain Muhammad Sarwar - Explanation: Captain Muhammad Sarwar received the first Nishan-e-Haider; this question tests military history. Others followed; A is correct. Understanding awards enhances national pride; this is vital for exams or defense discussions; Sarwar’s bravery set a precedent; knowing recipients aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Pakistan’s heroes or military; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the record.

Question 62

Quaid-e-Azam called whom the ‘Show Boy’ of Congress

Accepted Answer

Answer: C - Raja Gopal Acharya - Explanation: Quaid-e-Azam called Rajagopalachari the ‘Show Boy’ of Congress; this question tests historical knowledge. Not Gandhi or Azad; C is correct. Understanding nicknames enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or independence discussions; the term reflected politics; knowing figures aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about partition or leaders; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; C matches the record.

Question 63

Who composed the music of Pakistan’s National Anthem

Accepted Answer

Answer: D - None of these - Explanation: Ahmad G. Chagla composed the anthem’s music; not listed exactly; this question tests cultural knowledge. Others are incorrect; D is correct. Understanding anthems enhances national pride; this is vital for exams or cultural discussions; Chagla’s tune is iconic; knowing composers aids in cultural analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Pakistan’s heritage or music; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; D aligns with the record.

Question 64

The Khilafat Committee was formed in which city

Accepted Answer

Answer: A - Bombay - Explanation: The Khilafat Committee was formed in Bombay; this question tests historical knowledge. Not Delhi; A is correct. Understanding movements enhances historical awareness; this is vital for exams or independence discussions; the committee led protests; knowing locations aids in historical analysis; accurate knowledge ensures clarity in conversations about Khilafat or history; staying informed strengthens national knowledge; A matches the record.

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Provincial Management Service (PMS) / Combined Competitive Examination 2021 (BS-17) – Services & General Administration Department – Held on 26 June 2022

Data Entry Operator (BS-14) – Lahore High Court – 2022

CLUB/CODE-27 – Assistant (BS-16) PPRA, Labour Officer (BS-16) Labour & HR Department & Others – 2022

CODE/CLUB 18n & 19 – Assistant (BS-16) & Junior Clerk (BS-11) – Agriculture Department, PPSC & PPRA – 2022

Assistant Director (BS-17) – Labour & Human Resource Department (PESSI) – 2022 (Case No. 14M2022, Dated 04-12-2022)

Assistant Director (Admin) BS-17 Home Dept (Punjab Forensic Science Agency ) 30-10-2022

Assistant (BS-16) – Industries, Commerce, Investment & Skills Development Department (Printing & Stationery, Punjab) – 2022

Parole / Probation Officer (BS-16) – Home Department (Punjab Probation & Parole Service) – 2022 (Case No. 16H2021)

Assistant (BS-16) – Center for Professional Development of Public Prosecutors (CPD) – 2022 (Case No. 60H2021)

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