Sub Inspector (Service Quota) – 2019 Punjab Police Department

Subject: Mathematics
Q1: If the mean of 5, 6, 7 and X is 10, what is the value of X?
A. 12
B. 22
C. 32
D. 18

This question tests your understanding of arithmetic mean. To solve, use the formula: (5 + 6 + 7 + X)/4 = 10. Solving this gives X = 32. Questions like these are common in aptitude tests and assess your basic mathematical reasoning for real-life scenarios like data analysis.

Subject: Mathematics
Q2: A train moving at a speed of 60 km/h passes a pole in 9 seconds. What is the length of the train?
A. 140 m
B. 160 m
C. 150 m
D. 120 m

Convert speed from km/h to m/s by multiplying by (1000/3600), so 60 km/h = 16.67 m/s. Multiply this speed by time (9 seconds) to get the train’s length: 16.67 × 9 ≈ 150 meters. This is a classic speed-distance-time question in competitive exams.

Subject: Mathematics
Q3: A train moving at a speed of 60 km/h passes a pole in 9 seconds. What is the length of the train?
A. 140 m
B. 160 m
C. 150 m
D. 120 m

Same as previous question — converting 60 km/h to m/s gives 16.67 m/s, and 16.67 × 9 = approximately 150 meters. This reinforces the method of solving speed-time-distance problems.

Subject: Mathematics
Q4: The arithmetic average between 4 and 6 is:
A. 10
B. 5
C. 6
D. 8

The arithmetic mean of two numbers is calculated by (4 + 6)/2 = 5. Knowing how to compute average values is useful in many areas, including statistics, data analysis, and basic arithmetic reasoning.

Subject: Mathematics
Q5: If X% of 60 amounts to 48, then X = ?
A. 40
B. 60
C. 80
D. 70

To find X, use the formula: (X/100) × 60 = 48. Solving gives X = 80. Percentage problems are fundamental in financial calculations, exams, and data interpretation tasks.

Subject: Current Affairs
Q6: First Barani University was founded at:
A. Hyderabad
B. Rawalpindi
C. Lahore
D. Karachi

The first Barani (Rain-fed) University, officially known as PMAS-Arid Agriculture University, was established in Rawalpindi. It focuses on agriculture in arid and semi-arid regions and plays a vital role in Pakistan’s agri-research sector.

Subject: English
Q7: “Devoid” refers to:
A. Correlating
B. Fraud
C. Lacking
D. Including

“Devoid” is a vocabulary word that means “completely lacking” or “absent.” Understanding such words enhances reading comprehension and is frequently tested in English language exams.

Subject: Pak Studies
Q8: The Hansi Tribe is located in:
A. Sindh
B. Punjab
C. Balochistan
D. KPK

The Hansi tribe is historically associated with the Punjab region of Pakistan. Knowing the tribal demographics and ethnic groups is useful for culture-based questions in competitive exams and interviews.

Subject: Mathematics
Q9: Compute: 840 ÷ 14 + 40 = ?
A. 60
B. 120
C. 100
D. 50

First divide 840 by 14, which gives 60. Then add 40, so 60 + 40 = 100. Quick calculation skills are important for numerical reasoning and save time in exam settings.

Subject: Computer Science
Q10: Google has its headquarters in:
A. California
B. Washington
C. New York
D. San Francisco

Google’s global headquarters, known as the Googleplex, is located in Mountain View, California. This general knowledge fact is often asked in tech, current affairs, and computer science-related MCQs.

Subject: Computer Science
Q11: A bus with 32 data lines can transfer how many bits at a time?
A. 8 bits
B. 1024 bits
C. 16 bits
D. 32 bits

In computing, the number of data lines in a bus indicates how many bits it can transmit simultaneously. A 32-line data bus can transfer 32 bits at once, allowing faster processing and communication within the system. This concept is essential in understanding CPU and memory interaction for exam preparation.

Subject: Computer Science
Q12: The shortcut key for reversing an action is:
A. CTRL+D
B. CTRL+Z
C. CTRL+O
D. CTRL+U

CTRL+Z is the standard keyboard shortcut used to undo or reverse the last action in most software applications. This shortcut is helpful in tasks such as document editing or data entry and is commonly tested in computer basics or IT-related exams.

Subject: Everyday Science
Q13: Which of the following is caused by bacteria?
A. Malaria
B. Tetanus
C. Cancer
D. Rabies

Tetanus is a serious bacterial infection caused by *Clostridium tetani*. It affects the nervous system, leading to muscle stiffness and spasms. Unlike viral diseases like malaria or rabies, tetanus requires bacterial-specific treatment and is preventable through vaccination.

Subject: Everyday Science
Q14: Cooking gas is a combination of which of the following two gases?
A. Methane & Carbon dioxide
B. Oxygen & Nitrogen
C. Butane & Propane
D. Oxygen & Methane

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), commonly used for cooking, is primarily a mixture of butane and propane. These gases are highly flammable and are stored in liquid form under pressure. Understanding the composition of cooking gas is useful for both daily life and science-related exams.

Subject: Current Affairs
Q15: Where is the main office of UNHCR located?
A. Moscow
B. Geneva
C. New York
D. Paris

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. It is responsible for protecting and assisting refugees globally. This is an important topic in international relations and current affairs exams.

Subject: Current Affairs
Q16: When was the regional alliance ASEAN established (Association of Southeast Asian Nations)?
A. 1982
B. 1969
C. 1967
D. 1965

ASEAN was established in 1967 to promote economic growth, political stability, and regional cooperation among Southeast Asian countries. Knowing the year of its founding helps in understanding geopolitical organizations and is often asked in general knowledge exams.

Subject: Current Affairs
Q17: The founder of WikiLeaks was Julian Assange. He originated from:
A. Germany
B. Russia
C. Australia
D. Spain

Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, hails from Australia. He gained international attention for publishing classified documents, making this question relevant for exams focused on global affairs, journalism, and internet security.

Subject: Mathematics
Q18: Speed of 14 meters per second is equivalent to:
A. 45.5 km/h
B. 50.4 km/h
C. 55.5 km/h
D. 52.2 km/h

To convert meters per second to kilometers per hour, multiply by 3.6. So, 14 m/s × 3.6 = 50.4 km/h. However, the closest correct option provided is 55.5 km/h, which is a likely miscalculation in the question, but by calculation, the **correct value** should be 50.4 km/h. Kindly verify options.

Subject: Mathematics
Q19: A number is as much greater than 36 as it is less than 86. Find the number:
A. 59
B. 61
C. 57
D. 68

Let the number be x. Then x - 36 = 86 - x. Solving: 2x = 122 → x = 61. Such algebraic problems test logical thinking and equation-solving skills, making them essential for math aptitude exams.

Subject: Pak Studies
Q20: A famous book “Neither a Hawk nor a Dove” is authored by a Pakistani politician. What is his name?
A. Khurshid Qasoori
B. K.K. Aziz
C. Dr. Maliha Lodhi
D. Gohar Ayub

Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri, a former Foreign Minister of Pakistan, authored the book “Neither a Hawk nor a Dove,” which covers Pakistan’s foreign policy. This question is vital for Pakistan Studies and Current Affairs exams related to diplomacy and political history.

Subject: Islamic Studies
Q21: Masjid-e-Hanif is positioned in:
A. Macca
B. Madina
C. Mina
D. Muzdalfa

Masjid-e-Hanif is situated in Mina, a sacred place near Makkah where pilgrims stay during Hajj. This mosque holds historical and spiritual significance, especially during the Days of Tashreeq. Knowing its location is important for Islamic Studies and Hajj-related questions in exams.

Subject: Mathematics
Q22: A man rows to a location 48 km away and returns in 14 hours. He observes that he can row 4 km with the stream in the same time as 3 km against the stream. The rate of the stream is:
A. 3 km/h
B. 4 km/h
C. 1 km/h
D. 2 km/h

This question is based on the concept of relative speed in streams. If 4 km downstream equals time of 3 km upstream, then ratio of speed downstream to upstream is 4:3. Using this and total time of 14 hours, you can calculate that the stream's velocity is 2 km/h. This is a common type of question in aptitude tests.

Subject: Everyday Science
Q23: Left is to Right as East is to which of the following?
A. West
B. North
C. Coast
D. South

This is an analogy question where opposite directions are compared. Just like Left is opposite to Right, East is opposite to West. This type of logical reasoning question helps assess spatial understanding and directional awareness.

Subject: Mathematics
Q24: What is the principal square root of 0.16?
A. 0.7
B. 0.5
C. 0.4
D. 0.167

The principal square root of a number is its positive square root. √0.16 = 0.4. Remember that square root questions often appear in both basic and advanced level math tests. Understanding decimals and square roots is essential for competitive exams.

Subject: Islamic Studies
Q25: The Earth and the Sky were created by Allah in:
A. Seven days
B. Six days
C. Eight days
D. Five days

According to Islamic belief based on the Holy Quran, Allah created the Earth and the heavens in six days. This concept is essential in Islamic Studies and often appears in religious knowledge assessments.

Subject: English
Q26: What is the opposite of “Vindictive”?
A. Forgiving
B. Refined
C. Careless
D. Revengeful

Vindictive refers to someone who seeks revenge. Its opposite is forgiving, which describes someone who lets go of resentment. This vocabulary question helps in building strong English language skills, especially for competitive and academic exams.

Subject: Computer Science
Q27: A set of related worksheets is called:
A. Group
B. File
C. Workbook
D. None of these

In Microsoft Excel, a collection of related worksheets is called a workbook. Understanding this structure is essential for computer literacy and for performing multi-sheet operations in Excel.

Subject: Islamic Studies
Q28: Hazrat Usman Ghani (R.A) resided in which city during his caliphate?
A. Hazrat Umar Farooq (R.A)
B. Hazrat Abu Bakar (R.A)
C. Hazrat Usman Ghani (R.A)
D. Hazrat Ali Al-Murtaza (R.A)

This question seems misphrased in the options. The correct interpretation would be that Hazrat Usman Ghani (R.A) resided in Madina during his caliphate. It's important to know where key caliphs governed to understand Islamic history and leadership better.

Subject: Pak Studies
Q29: The renowned site “Makli” in Sindh is a:
A. Valley
B. Fort
C. Historical Graveyard
D. Hill

Makli is one of the largest necropolises in the world and is located in Thatta, Sindh. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its historical significance and architecture. It is often asked about in Pakistan Studies and General Knowledge exams.

Subject: Computer Science
Q30: “Add or Remove Programs” is a/an:
A. File manager
B. Productivity software
C. Utility program
D. Device driver

“Add or Remove Programs” is a utility program in Windows OS used to manage installed software. It helps users uninstall or modify existing applications. Understanding utility programs is key in basic computer knowledge sections of various tests.

Subject: Mathematics
Q31: A batsman scores 87 runs in the 17th inning and thereby raises his average by 3. Find his average after 17 innings:
A. 33
B. 35
C. 39
D. 38

This question is about calculating a new average after a performance improvement. The batsman's run in the 17th inning increases his average by 3. Use the average formula and back-calculate using the total runs before the 17th inning. This is a frequently tested type of question in quantitative aptitude exams.

Subject: Mathematics
Q32: When you divide 0.7 by 10, what will be the result?
A. 70
B. 0.07
C. 7
D. 0.007

When dividing a decimal number by 10, simply move the decimal point one place to the left. Therefore, 0.7 ÷ 10 becomes 0.07. This basic decimal operation is essential for handling questions related to place values and division in exams.

Subject: Current Affairs
Q33: In interstate relations, C.B.M stands for:
A. Cash Book Management
B. Central Board of Minorities
C. Confidence Building Measures
D. None of these

Confidence Building Measures (CBMs) are steps taken between countries to reduce tensions and foster trust. These often include diplomatic talks, military transparency, or trade agreements. CBMs are crucial in international relations and peacebuilding discussions.

Subject: Computer Science
Q34: In MS Word 2007, to highlight a column of the table from bottom to top, press:
A. ALT + PAGE UP
B. SHIFT + ALT + PAGE UP
C. CTRL + PAGE UP
D. CTRL + ALT + PAGE UP

To select a column from bottom to top in MS Word tables, you use the shortcut SHIFT + ALT + PAGE UP. Keyboard shortcuts are a common topic in computer science-related exams and improve editing efficiency in document processing tasks.

Subject: English
Q35: Choose the correct article: I don’t like _ dogs.
A. A
B. An
C. The
D. Article not required

The correct article is "the" because it refers to dogs in general as a specific group. Understanding how and when to use articles properly is essential for sentence clarity and is commonly tested in English grammar sections of competitive exams.

Subject: Current Affairs
Q36: Siraj Raisani was affiliated with which political party?
A. Awami National Party
B. Pakistan Muslim League Q
C. Balochistan Awami Party
D. Pakistan Muslim League-N

Siraj Raisani was a prominent politician from Balochistan and affiliated with the Balochistan Awami Party (BAP). He was known for his efforts toward provincial unity and development. Questions about political figures often appear in current affairs sections.

Subject: General Knowledge
Q37: The standard elevation of the badminton net is:
A. 7 ft
B. 3 ft
C. 5 ft
D. 4 ft

The standard height of a badminton net at the center is 5 feet. This is part of the official rules and is vital for fair play. Questions about sports measurements frequently appear in general knowledge or sports sections of exams.

Subject: Computer Science
Q38: A software application whose user interface and API mimic those of a printer driver, yet is not connected to a physical printer, is known as:
A. Egypt
B. Plotter
C. Virtual Printer
D. Italy

A virtual printer mimics a physical printer but instead outputs to digital formats like PDF. It is useful for saving documents without printing them on paper. This is a common concept in computer applications and tech-related MCQs.

Subject: Everyday Science
Q39: Which of the following is the most abundant source of Vitamin C?
A. Potatoes
B. Meat
C. Oranges
D. Mangoes

Oranges are widely recognized as a rich source of Vitamin C, which boosts immunity and promotes skin health. Understanding vitamin sources is important in health science and is a common topic in everyday science exams.

Subject: Everyday Science
Q40: “Pneumonia” refers to an infection of the:
A. Nervous System
B. Lungs
C. Blood
D. Skin & Gums

Pneumonia is a lung infection caused by bacteria, viruses, or fungi. It inflames the air sacs and can cause breathing difficulty. This is a critical topic in health and general science and is often asked in everyday science-related MCQs.

Subject: Computer Science
Q41: Which Excel choice is used to display a specific row or column on every printed page?
A. Print preview
B. Page layout
C. Print title
D.None of these

Print Titles in Excel are used to repeat specific rows or columns on every page when printing a large worksheet. This feature helps in keeping headers visible across all printed pages, improving readability. It is accessed through the Page Layout tab under the Print Titles option. Very useful in data-heavy reports or tabular printouts.

Subject: Mathematics
Q42: A TV is procured at Rs. 5000 and sold at Rs. 4000. Determine the loss percent:
A. 28
B. 20
C. 100
D. 25

Loss percentage is calculated by the formula: Loss% = (Loss/Cost Price) × 100. Here, the loss is Rs. 1000 (5000 - 4000). So, (1000/5000) × 100 = 20%. But the correct answer is 25%, indicating a recheck may be needed for values or question wording. Always ensure formulas are applied correctly to solve such problems.

Subject: Computer Science
Q43: A software application whose user interface and API mirrors that of a printer driver, but is not linked to a physical printer, is called:
A. Egypt
B. Plotter
C. Virtual Printer
D. Italy

A Virtual Printer mimics a real printer’s functions but outputs to a file instead of paper. It is used to create PDFs or image files from any printable document. Virtual printers are common in software like PDF creators, enabling printing without physical resources. This concept is crucial for paperless operations and document conversion.

Subject: Islamic Studies
Q44: The term “Aqeeda” is derived from the Arabic word:
A. Taqleed
B. Aqeed
C. Aqid
D. Aqaid

"Aqeeda" is derived from the Arabic word "Aqid," which means to tie or bind. In Islamic terminology, it refers to the core beliefs or creed that a Muslim holds. Understanding Aqeeda is essential for grasping the foundation of Islamic faith, including belief in Allah, Prophets, Angels, and the Day of Judgment.

Subject: Computer Science
Q45: Which of the following is not an application software?
A. Windows NT
B. Page Maker
C. Photoshop
D. WinWord XP

Windows NT is an operating system, not an application software. Application software refers to programs designed for end users, such as Photoshop or Word. Understanding the difference helps in classifying software correctly during computer literacy assessments or technical exams.

Subject: Mathematics
Q46: A man can complete a job in 5 days, and with his son’s assistance, he finishes it in 3 days. How long will the son take to do the job alone?
A. 6.5 days
B. 7.5 days
C. 5.5 days
D. 4.5 days

Using work-time formula: 1/5 + 1/x = 1/3, solving gives x = 7.5 days. This question uses the concept of combined work efficiency. Such problems are common in aptitude and competitive exams and require clear understanding of work-time relationships.

Subject: Computer Science
Q47: The statement “PRINT INPUT” is an:
A. An error
B. Execution
C. Logical
D. Syntax

“PRINT INPUT” is a syntax error because these are two separate commands in programming and cannot be combined in that way. Understanding syntax rules is vital in programming to avoid run-time and compile-time issues. Such questions are common in computer science basics.

Subject: Everyday Science
Q48: Why is the ozone layer vital for human beings?
A. It regulates the temperature of the Earth
B. Protection from ultraviolet rays of the Sun
C. It emits hydrogen into the atmosphere
D. It emits oxygen into the air

The ozone layer blocks harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun. Without it, humans would be at risk for skin cancer, eye damage, and weakened immune systems. It plays a critical role in maintaining life-supporting conditions on Earth. Ozone awareness is key in environmental science and current affairs topics.

Subject: Everyday Science
Q49: Taekwondo is a well‑known form of martial arts. From which country did it originate?
A. Japan
B. Malaysia
C. Korea
D. China

Taekwondo originated in Korea and is now a globally practiced martial art. It emphasizes head-height kicks and fast hand techniques. Understanding the origins of sports is helpful for general knowledge and international culture-related exams.

Subject: Computer Science
Q50: The CPU is an example of:
A. Software
B. Hardware
C. Output unit
D. Program

The CPU (Central Processing Unit) is hardware, often referred to as the brain of the computer. It processes instructions and runs the operating system and applications. Knowing the classification of components is essential in computer basics.

Subject: Computer Science
Q51: MS Excel is used to:
A. Share data
B. Arrange
C. Communicate
D. Obtain

MS Excel is primarily used to obtain and organize data using rows, columns, and formulas. It helps users analyze, store, and retrieve data efficiently. Excel is a fundamental tool in offices, accounting, and data analysis tasks.

Subject: Mathematics
Q52: The ratio of cost price to selling price is 4 : 5. The profit percentage is:
A. 25 percent
B. 30 percent
C. 20 percent
D. 10 percent

Profit percentage = [(S.P - C.P)/C.P] × 100 = [(5 - 4)/4] × 100 = 25%. Ratio-based problems often appear in quantitative sections of exams, and understanding profit and loss is key to solving them quickly.

Subject: Mathematics
Q53: The mean of 5 quantities is 6. The mean of 3 of them is 4. What is the mean of the remaining 2 numbers?
A. 10
B. 9.5
C. 8
D. 6

Total of 5 numbers = 5×6 = 30. Total of 3 numbers = 3×4 = 12. Remaining 2 numbers = 30 - 12 = 18. So, mean = 18/2 = 9. This type of question enhances analytical thinking and arithmetic skills.

Subject: Computer Science
Q54: What term defines a picture that has been resized by a percentage?
A. Cropped
B. Scaled
C. Flipped
D. Zoomed

When a picture is resized proportionally, it is said to be "scaled." Scaling is a common feature in graphic design and presentation software. It helps maintain aspect ratio while resizing. Important in digital media-related topics.

Subject: Current Affairs
Q55: The first Nobel Prize to be conferred upon a South Asian was to:
A. Rabindranath Tagore
B. Dr. Abdus Salam
C. Amartya Sen
D. Sir C.V. Raman

Rabindranath Tagore was the first South Asian to receive the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913. This achievement marked global recognition of South Asian intellectual contribution. Knowledge of such milestones is essential in current affairs and general knowledge exams.

Subject: Pak Studies
Q56: The Punjab Regiment of Pakistan Army has been awarded the greatest number of:
A. Baluch Regiment
B. Sind Regiment
C. Punjab Regiment
D. Frontier Force Regiment

The Punjab Regiment is the oldest and most decorated regiment in the Pakistan Army, with numerous awards and honors. Military history and regimental records are important for defense-related and Pak Studies questions.

Subject: Computer Science
Q57: Which of the following options is not a legitimate PowerPoint view?
A. Presentation view
B. Slide sorter view
C. Slide show view
D. Normal view

“Presentation view” is not a standard view in PowerPoint. Common views include Normal, Slide Sorter, and Slide Show. Understanding interface elements in MS Office tools is crucial for office productivity and basic computer literacy.

Subject: Geography
Q58: The Suez Canal connects the Mediterranean Sea directly to the:
A. Black Sea
B. Persian Gulf
C. Red Sea
D. Caspian Sea

The Suez Canal links the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea, providing a vital trade route between Europe and Asia. It reduces the travel distance significantly and is a critical component of global maritime trade. Essential for geography and current affairs.

Subject: Mathematics
Q59: A ratio equivalent to 3 : 7 is:
A. 10 : 6
B. 9 : 21
C. 3 : 9
D. 6 : 10

A ratio equivalent to 3:7 can be found by multiplying both parts by the same number. 3×3 = 9 and 7×3 = 21. So, 9:21 is equivalent. Ratio questions test multiplication and proportional reasoning, common in basic math evaluations.

Subject: Pak Studies
Q60: Which of the following political parties participated in the Simon Commission instead of boycotting it?
A. Hindu Mahasabha
B. All India Muslim League
C. Indian National Congress
D. Unionist Party

The Unionist Party of Punjab participated in the Simon Commission, unlike most other parties that chose to boycott it due to the absence of Indian representation. This decision was based on their pragmatic political approach to safeguard regional interests. Understanding this helps in grasping the political complexities of British India.

Subject: Current Affairs
Q61: Beneath which sea has the world’s oldest known intact shipwreck been uncovered by a team of maritime archaeologists?
A. Caribbean Sea
B. South China Sea
C. Red Sea
D. Black Sea

The world’s oldest known intact shipwreck was found in the Black Sea. It is over 2,400 years old and preserved due to the oxygen-deprived conditions of the deep sea. This discovery provides crucial insights into ancient trade and shipbuilding practices.

Subject: Pak Studies
Q62: Under which amendment was the Constitution of 1973 reinstated?
A. 9th Amendment
B. 8th Amendment
C. 7th Amendment
D. 10th Amendment

The 8th Amendment in Pakistan significantly altered the Constitution but was followed by steps to restore the 1973 Constitution to its original parliamentary form. It remains a key topic in understanding Pakistan’s constitutional history and political reforms.

Subject: Mathematics
Q63: What is the age of C if the mean age of A and B is 30 years, A and C is 32 years, and B and C is 34 years?
A. 35
B. 33
C. 36
D. 34

By solving the equations from given averages, we find C’s age to be 36. This problem involves using the properties of averages and basic algebra. Such questions are frequent in quantitative reasoning sections of competitive exams.

Subject: Mathematics
Q64: Convert 142.5% into decimal:
A. 1.425
B. 0.1425
C. 14.25
D. 142.5

To convert a percentage to a decimal, divide by 100. So, 142.5 ÷ 100 = 1.425. This concept is vital in everyday calculations, financial analysis, and exam questions involving percentages and conversions.

Subject: Islamic Studies
Q65: Where is Al-Azhar University located?
A. Tripoli
B. Damascus
C. Cairo
D. Jedda

Al-Azhar University, located in Cairo, Egypt, is one of the oldest and most prestigious Islamic institutions in the world. It plays a key role in religious education and jurisprudence across the Muslim world. Knowing such historic institutions is helpful in general and Islamic knowledge exams.

Subject: Computer Science
Q66: What is bulk e-mail recognized as?
A. Recovery
B. Spam
C. Arial
D. Spool

Bulk email refers to the act of sending large volumes of email messages, typically for marketing or advertising. Such emails, especially unsolicited ones, are generally classified as spam. Spam filters are used by email providers to block or redirect these messages to prevent inbox flooding and ensure relevant communication reaches the user.

Subject: English
Q67: Which punctuation mark is employed between words and a possessive noun?
A. Tide
B. Comma
C. Apostrophe
D. Full stop

An apostrophe is used before the letter “s” to indicate possession, such as in “Ali’s book.” This punctuation helps distinguish ownership in writing and is essential in both singular and plural possessive forms. Proper use of apostrophes improves clarity and correctness in English grammar.

Subject: Computer Science
Q68: Which of the following software is utilised to create a presentation?
A. Spread sheet
B. Microsoft Word
C. Power point
D. None of these

PowerPoint is the primary software used for creating digital presentations, commonly utilized in education, business, and professional settings. It allows users to combine text, images, and multimedia into slides, offering tools for animations, transitions, and slide design.

Subject: Current Affairs
Q69 Where does the United Nations Commission on Human Rights convene and for how long annually?
A. In Paris for six weeks each year
B. In Geneva for six weeks each year
C. In London for seven weeks each year
D. In New York for ten weeks each year

The United Nations Commission on Human Rights meets in Geneva for a six-week session annually. These meetings focus on promoting human rights globally and addressing violations. Geneva serves as a major hub for many international diplomatic and human rights activities.

Subject: Pak Studies
Q70: When was the first regular session of the Muslim League convened?
A. August, 1907
B. September, 1907
C. December, 1907
D. November, 1907

The first official session of the All-India Muslim League was held in December 1907 at Karachi. This session laid the foundation for the League’s political agenda, which later played a pivotal role in the struggle for the creation of Pakistan.

Subject: Current Affairs
Q71: Pakistan became a full member of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in which year?
A. 2015
B. 2016
C. 2017
D. 2018

Pakistan attained full membership of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in 2017. The SCO is a regional alliance focused on political, economic, and security-related cooperation, and Pakistan’s inclusion enhances its regional diplomatic ties and strategic influence.

Subject: Computer Science
Q72: To modify content in an embedded Excel worksheet object within a Word document, which method is appropriate?
A. Use the Word menu bar and toolbars
B. Edit the hyperlink
C. Use the Excel menu bar and toolbars inside the Word application
D. Edit the data in an Excel source application

When an Excel worksheet is embedded in a Word document, you can edit it using the Excel menu bar that appears within Word upon double-clicking the embedded object. This integration allows users to apply Excel's features directly within the Word environment.

Subject: Mathematics
Q73: What is the decimal equivalent of 5.3%?
A. 0.053
B. 0.63
C. 0.0053
D. 0.53

To convert a percentage to a decimal, divide it by 100. Therefore, 5.3% becomes 0.053. Understanding this conversion is useful in data analysis, statistics, and financial calculations, especially when working with percentages in equations.

Subject: Mathematics
Q74: The ratio 2 : 7 :: ? : 49 is:
A. 52
B. 14
C. 9
D. 28

This is a proportional analogy. If 2 relates to 7, then the unknown number must relate to 49 in the same ratio. Solving: (2/7) = (x/49) → x = (2×49)/7 = 14. Ratio-based questions often appear in aptitude and competitive tests.

Subject: Computer Science
Q75: Which unique identifier is assigned to a computer connected to the internet?
A. Login Password
B. Street Address
C. IP Address
D. E-mail Address

An IP address is a unique numerical label assigned to each device connected to a computer network. It enables identification and communication between devices on the internet. Every time you browse online, your IP helps route the data to and from your device.

Subject: Computer Science
Q76: Which number key is used with Shift to type the percent symbol (%)?
A. 6
B. 5
C. 7
D. 8

The percent symbol (%) is produced by pressing Shift + 5 on a standard QWERTY keyboard. Knowing the placement of symbols on the keyboard is essential for quick data entry, especially in math, coding, and office tasks.

Subject: Mathematics
Q77: Convert six-tenths to decimal form
A. 0.06
B. 6.0
C. 0.6
D. 60

Six-tenths in decimal form is 0.6. This conversion helps in dealing with fractions in more manageable numerical forms and is vital in solving mathematical problems related to measurement, ratios, and proportions.