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Join Us on Whatsapp for Daily Newspapers and Pdf Books Etc Join us on WhatsApp for daily newspapers and pdf books etc. #0344-3310224 Page 1 Join us on WhatsApp for daily newspapers and pdf books etc. #0344-3310224 Sr. MCQs Details Page Numbers No. 1 CSS Current Affairs Pakistan MCQs Set - 1 03 2 CSS Current Affairs Pakistan MCQs Set - 2 45 3 CSS Current Affairs Pakistan MCQs Set - 3 92 4 CSS Current Affairs Pakistan MCQs Set – 4 111 5 CSS Current Affairs Pakistan MCQs Set – 5 130 6 CSS Current Affairs Pakistan MCQs Set – 6 149 7 CSS Current Affairs Pakistan MCQs Set – 7 168 8 Past Papers CSS Current Affairs General 187 Knowledge MCQs 9 CSS General Knowledge MCQs Set – 1 196 10 CSS General Knowledge About Pakistan MCQs 205 Set – 2 11 CSS World General Knowledge Pakistan MCQs 210 Set – 3 Page 2 Join us on WhatsApp for daily newspapers and pdf books etc. #0344-3310224 CSS Current Affairs Pakistan MCQs Set 1 Page 3 1. The GSP Plus status to Pakistan has been granted till ----------. A. 2015 B. 2017 (Answer) C. 2019 D. 2021 2. The first session of All India Muslim League was presided over by --------- . A. Sir Saleemullah B. Nawab Waqar-ul-Mulk C. Sir Aga Khan D. Sir Adamjee Pir Bhai (Answer) 3. The first president of All India Muslim League were ---------- . A. Sir Saleemullah B. Nawab Waqar-ul-Mulk C. Sir Aga Khan (Answer) D. Sir Adamjee Pir Bhai 4. The GSP Plus status will allow Pakistan to export products without duties to ---------- European States. A. 25 B. 26 C. 27 D. 28 (Answer) 5. The largest source of electricity generation in Pakistan is ---------- . A. Thermal B. Hydal (Answer) C. Wind D. Solar 6. Pakistan has a coastline of about ---------- kilometres. A. 1046 (Answer) B. 1100 C. 1146 D. 1184 Page 4 7. The Jhimpir Wind Power Plant is located in ---------- district. A. Karachi B. Badin C. Thatta (Answer) D. Khuzdar 8. Pakistan's national tree is ---------- . A. Neem B. Peepul C. Sheesham D. Deodar (Answer) 9. Dar-ul-Uloom Deoband was founded by ---------- . A. Maulana Mehmood-ul-Hassan B. Maulana Hussain Ahmed Madni C. Maulana Muhammad Qasim Nanautawi (Answer) D. Maulana Rasheed Ahmed 10. Sindh Madrasah-tul-Islam, Karachi was founded by ---------- . A. Aga Hassan Ali Afandi (Answer) B. Sir Aga Khan C. Khalifa Hameeduddin D. Sir Syed Ahmed Khan 11. The Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline was officially inaugurated on? A. March 11, 2013 (Answer) B. March 13, 2013 C. March 15, 2013 D. March 17, 2013 12. The Iran–Pakistan gas pipeline is also called? A. friendship pipeline B. future pipeline C. peace pipeline (Answer) D. unity pipeline Page 5 13. Foreign Secretary of Pakistan is? A. Jalil Abbas Jilani B. Tariq Fatimi C. Salman Bashir D. Aizaz Chaudhry (Answer) 14. Number of Districts in Sindh province are? A. 21 B. 22 C. 25 D. 29 (Answer) 15. Who chose the name of Pakistan? A. Quaid-e-Azam B. Allama Iqbal C. Hafiz Jalandhri D. Chaudry Rehmat Ali (Answer) 16. The national anthem of Pakistan is written by? A. Quaid-e-Azam B. Allama Iqbal C. Hafiz Jalandhri (Answer) D. Chaudry Rehmat Ali 17. Who was convicted in Rawalpindi Conspiray Case? A. Faiz Ahmed Faiz (Answer) B. Habib Jalib C. Shorash Kashmiri D. Hafiz Jalandhri 18. Pakistan purchased Gawader from? A. Oman (Answer) B. Iran C. Kuwait Join us on WhatsApp for daily newspapers and pdf books etc. #0344-3310224 Page 6 D. None of these 19. Natural Gas was discovered in Sui, Baluchistan in? A. 1948 B. 1950 C. 1952 (Answer) D. 1954 20. The foundation stone of Diamer-Bhasha Dam was laid by? A. Pervaiz Musharraf B. Yousuf Raza Gilani (Answer) C. Shaukat Aziz D. Asif Zardari 21. Which is the modern city of Pakistan? A. Islamabad (Answer) B. Lahore C. Karachi D. Peshwar 22. The smallest Province of the Pakistan? A. KPK (Answer) B. Punjab C. Balochistan D. SIndh 23. The Most Populous Province of the Pakistan? A. Punjab (Answer) B. KPK C. SIndh D. Balochistan 24. The Least Populous Province of the Pakistan? A. Balochistan (Answer) B. Punjab C. Sindh Join us on WhatsApp for daily newspapers and pdf books etc. #0344-3310224 Page 7 D. KPK 25. The Hottest Place In Pakistan? A. Jacobabad (Answer) B. Karachi C. Rahim Yar Khan D. Mohenjo-daro 26. The coldest place in Pakistan? A. Islamabad B. Skardu (Answer) C. Ziarat D. Muree 27. The most bountiful lake of Pakistan? A. Saiful Maluk Lake (Answer) B. Manchar Lake C. Hanna Lake D. None Of These 28. The shortest river of the Pakistan? A. Ravi Rever (Answer) B. Indus River C. Sindh River D. None of These 29. The Longest river of the paksitan? A. Indus River (Answer) B. Sindh River C. Chenab River D. None Of These 30. The Largest Seaport Of the Pakistan? A. Karachi (Answer) B. Gilgat Join us on WhatsApp for daily newspapers and pdf books etc. #0344-3310224 Page 8 C. Peshaware D. D.I.Khan 31. The national animal of Pakistan is ---------- . A. Tiger B. Lamb C. Markhor (Answer) D. Horse 32. By population, Pakistan is world's --------- largest country. (Answer) A. 5th B. 6th (Answer) C. 7th D. 8th 33. "Faiz Mahal" is located in --------- district. (Answer) A. Khairpur (Answer) B. Bahawalpur C. Rajanpur D. Shikarpur 34. "Noor Mahal" is located in --------- district. (Answer) A. Khairpur B. Bahawalpur (Answer) C. Rajanpur D. Shikarpur 35. Chairman senate is ---------- . (Answer) A. Farooq H. Naiq B. Rana Bhagwan Das C. Sardar Ayaz Sadiq D. Raza Rabbani (Answer) 36. The height of K2, the second highest mountain, is ---------- feet. (Answer) A. 27651 B. 28000 Page 9 C. 28251 (Answer) D. 28651 37. Shalamar Garden, in Lahore, was built by ---------- . (Answer) A. Jahangir B. Shah Jahan (Answer) C. Akbar D. Aurangzaib 38. Anjuman Himayat-e-Islam was founded in ---------- . (Answer) A. Punjab (Answer) B. Sindh C. Bengal D. Kashmir 39. The first constitution of Pakistan was enforced in ---------- . (Answer) A. 1948 B. 1952 C. 1954 D. 1956 (Answer) 40. The constitution of ---------- named Pakistan as Islamic Republic of Pakistan. (Answer) A. 1948 B. 1956 (Answer) C. 1962 D. 1973 41. Coal-based power project is approved at --------- ? A. Khairpur B. Thatta C. Karachi D. Jamshoro (Answer) 42. Contract to operate Gwadar Port was given to ---------- ? A. United States B. China (Answer) Page 10 C. Saudi Arabia D. Dubai 43. Iran to set up oil refinary in --------- ? A. Gwadar (Answer) B. DG Khan C. DI Khan D. Quetta 44. Before General Elections 2013, who was the caretaker Prime Minister of Pakistan? A. Mir Hazara Khan (Answer) B. Najam Sethi C. Fakharuddin G. Ibrahim D. Rana Bhagwan Das 45. Who serves as the acting Prime Minister in the absence of Prime Minister? A. Federal Senior Minister B. Speaker National Assembly (Answer) C. Chairman Senate D. Foreign Minister 46. General Elections 2013 were held on ---------- ? A. 10 May 2013 B. 11 May 2013 (Answer) C. 12 May 2013 D. 13 May 2013 47. Pakistani film ---------- won best film award in United States? A. War B. Sargam C. Lamha (Answer) D. None of these 48. Nawaz Sharif sworned in as Prime Minister of Pakistan on ----------? A. 02 June 2013 Page 11 B. 05 June 2013 (Answer) C. 07 June 2013 D. 09 June 2013 49. President Mamnoon Hussain took oath on ---------- ? A. 05 September 2013 B. 07 September 2013 C. 09 September 2013 (Answer) D. 11 September 2013 50. The newest district of Balochistan is ---------- ? A. Sheerani B. Jhal Magsi C. Washuk D. Lehri (Answer) 51. Which is the driest Province of the Pakistan? A. KPK B. Panjab C. Sinds D. Balochistan (Answer) 52. When broadcast Pakistan national anthem in first time? A. 13 Aug 1948 B. 14 Aug 1967 C. 13 Aug 1954 (Answer) D. 16 Aug 1972 53. Where is the largest museum of the Pakistan? A. National Museum Karachi (Answer) B. Lahore Museum C. Peshawar Museum D. None of theme 54. Where is the world largest irrigation system? Page 12 A. Pakistan (Answer) B. China C. Japan D. Australia 55. Who was the first chief scout of Pakistan? A. Jahngir Khan B. Quide-e -Azem (Answer) C. Nusart Khan D. None of theme 56. Which is the highest Dam of the Pakistan? A. Tarbela Dam B. Mangla Dam (Answer) C. Namal Dam D. None of theme 57. Which cithy of Pakistan held the OIC conference in 1997? A. Lahore B. Islamabad (Answer) C. Karachi D. Peshawar 58. Mirpur is a famous city of? A. KPK B. Panjab C. Azad Kashmir (Answer) D. None of theme 59. Where is Warsak dam of Pakistan situated? A. KPK (Answer) B. Punjab C. Snidh D. Balochistan Join us on WhatsApp for daily newspapers and pdf books etc. #0344-3310224 Page 13 60. Who inaugurated the State bank of Pakistan? A. Quaid-e-Azam (Answer) B. Malik ghulam Muhammad C. Liaquat ali khan D. Allama Muhmmad Iqbal 61. According to the Government of India Act. 1935, India had been divided into-------provinces? A. 7 B. 11 (Answer) C. 15 D. 18 62. To encourage British investment in India, Lord Dalhousei? A. Introduced railway and telegraphs (Answer) B. Patronised Agriculture C. Encouraged Industries D. None of these 63. The strategy of divide and rule was adopted by? A. Lord Curzon B. Lord Canning C. Lord Minto (Answer) D. Lord Wellesley 64. Who first voiced the idea of a separate Muslim state in India? A. MA Jinnah B. Muhammad Iqbal (Answer) C. Syed Ahmad Khan D. None Of Theme 65. The Cripps Mission visited India in? A. 1927 B. 1928 C. 1942 (Answer) D. None of Theme Join us on WhatsApp for daily newspapers and pdf books etc.
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