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Class: 6 – General Knowledge 1St Term Notes Unit 1 (Ethics/Morality) Class: 6 – General Knowledge 1st Term Notes Unit 1 (Ethics/Morality) Q. Multiple choice questions 1. Ethics is known as the philosophy of what? A) Morality B) Society C) Justice D) None of the above 2. Morality is _______ A) What is considered as correct within a society. B) Making the right decision when there is a chance to do wrong. C) Defining what is right and wrong for an individual or a community. D) Where individuals have a conscious choice to make a right ethical decision. 3. The word ethics is derived from a _____ word. A) Greek B) Persian C) Urdu D) English 4. Good manners are needed to make our _____ successful and happy. A) Behaviour B) Society C) Life D) Community 5. Who is father of ethics? A) Kant B) Socrates C) Plato D) Confucius 6. ___________ the ability to pardon graciously for any offence. A) Forgiveness B) Honesty C) Respect D) Tolerance 7. All religions are based upon _______. A) Worships B) Ethics C) Beliefs D) Human 8. _________ helps people adopt good habits, pleasant behaviour, and good thoughts, which are liked and appreciated by others. A) Character building B) Good human C) Family D) School 9. If wealth is lost, a little is lost but if ______is lost, all is lost. A) Character B) Life C) Ethics D) House 10. A _____ human being is always ready to help others. A) Bad B) Angry C) Good D) Naughty 11. ______ for others is a common value in every religion. A) Enemy B) Love C) Anger D) Respect 12. Qualities of a good person are________. A) Honesty, Kindness B) Jealousy, Hate C) Bad behaviour D) Backbitting 13. ______refer to an individual’s own principles regarding right and wrong. A) Morals B) Law C) Justice D) Ethics 14. For some, the goal of living an ethical life is expressed by the ____ rule; do unto others as you would have them do unto you. A) Golden B) Hate C) Black D) Jealousy 15. All of the following are sources of individual’s moral standard except _________. A Family B) Government C) Religion D) Friends 16. Why ethics is important? A) Ethics serve as a guide to moral daily living B) Wrong deeds C) Bad habits D) For better understanding 17. ______ it is the ability to pardon graciously for any offence. A) Forgiveness B) Lying C) Honesty D) Justice 18. Presenting a gift to others _____. A) Gives you happiness, spoils your relationships, keeps you apart. B) Increases love, happiness, relations become better C) Love decreases D) Relations are spoilt 19. “We wish to be good citizens of every community in which we operate” is ____. A) Ethical code B) Manners C) Values D) social code 20. Which statement is/are true? A) Ethics is not synonymous to religious morality B) Ethics is the principle that guide the human behaviour C) The term ‘ethics’ and ‘morality’ are not synonymous terms D) All of the above 21. According to Kant’s approach to moral philosophy, ethics is based on: A)the consequences of one’s action B) sympathy C) a social contract D) practical reason 22. To provide healthy footing to society _____is needed. A) Good values B) Ethical system C) Firm planning D) Society 23. Development of economy depends upon_____ . A) Investment B) Intelligence C)Human Character D) Labour 24. ______ spreads friendliness and love in our world and in the society. A) Good Habits B) Good Manners C) Good People D) Good School 25. ______ refers to a study of how people try to live according to the standard of “right” or “wrong" behaviour. A) Morality B) Ethics C) Government D) Philosophy UNIT 2 (LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT SYSTEM) Q. Multiple choice questions 1. According to the constitution of 1973, Local government is a subject of the ______. A) Federal Government B) Provincial Governments C) None of the above 2. Pakistan did not have any local government system during the period ______. A) 1970-1978 B) 1971-1979 C) 1973-1981 D) None of the above 3. The government of General Zia-ul-Haq introduced Local Government Ordinance in A) 1979 B) 1980 C) 1985 D) 1990 4. Under Local Government Ordinance 1979, there were ____ levels of Municipal Government in the urban areas. A) 3 B) 4 C) 5 D) None of the above 5. In May 2015, the Local Government elections were held in ____ tehsils of KPK. A) 69 B) 70 C) 71 D) 72 6. In ________ Local Government System was introduced in the world. A) 1880 B) 790 C) 1011 D) 990 7. What does zemstvo mean in Russian? A) Good Governance B) Sovereignty C) Local Government D) None of these 8. Which of the following British Act introduced provincial autonomy? A) Government of India Act, 1858 B) Indian Council Act, 1861 C) Indian Council Act of 1892 D) Government of India Act 1935 9. Local Governments are formed to _________ the citizens of a country. A) coerce B) empower C) exploit D) none of the above 10. Who is the head of government at the provincial level? A) Chief Minister B) Nazim C) Prime Minister D) President 11. Which provincial government announced an increase in female personnel in police? A) KPK B) Sindh C) Punjab D) Balochistan 12. The Provincial Government that approved ‘access to clean energy’ project to tap energy potential is: A) Sindh B) Balochistan C) KPK D) Punjab 13. Who is the current Provincial Minister for Environment Protection in Punjab? A) Malik Muhammad Anwar B) Ijaz Masih C) Muhammad Rizwan D) Aslam Iqbal 14. Who is the Current Minister of Tourism in KPK? A) Muhammad Atif Khan B) Shahram Khan Tarakai C) Kamran Khan Bangash D) None of these 15. Who is the Current Minister of Information Technology in KPK? A) Kamran Khan Bangash B) Shahram Khan Tarakai C) Muhammad Atif Khan D) Ziaullah Bangash 16. Institutions of local government are found: A) In democratic countries only B) In democratic countries with parliamentary system of government only C) In democratic countries with federal system of government only D) In almost all the countries of the world 17. In ________ the first local government system in the world was introduced. A) Britain B) Canada C) Norway D) Greece 18. Who is the Current Minister of Agriculture in KPK? A) Akbar Ayub Khan B) Haji Qalandar Khan Lodhi C) Dr. Hisham Inamullah Khan D) Mohibullah Khan 19. Who is the Current Minister of Sports & Youth Affairs in Punjab? A) Taimor Khan B) Chaudhary Muhammad Shafique C) Rana Sana Ullah Khan D) Jahangir Khanzada 20. Who is the Current Minister of School Education in Punjab? A) Sheikh Alauddin B) Chaudhary Muhammad Shafique C) Murad Ross D) Yasir Humayun Sarfaraz 21. The new system of local government under Local Government Act of 1972 came into force on: A) 1 April 1973 B) 1 April 1974 C) 1 April 1975 D) 1 April 1976 22. Which is the smallest unit of Local Government in Pakistan? A) Union Councils B) Towns C) Tehsils D) Districts 23. At present, Total number of Tehsils in KPK is: A) 69 B) 70 C) 75 D) 72 24. Who is the Current Minister of Food in Punjab? A) Yasir Humayun Sarfaraz B) Sami Ullah Chaudhary C) Bilal Yasin D) Makhdoom Hashim Jawan Bakht 25. The Basic Democracies (BD) System, introduced by the President Ayub Khan, fell in the year ___: A) 1969 B) 1970 C) 1971 D) 1964 UNIT 3 – (ABDUL QADEER KHAN) Q. Multiple choice questions: 1. The father of Pakistan Nuclear Bomb is _______. A) Abdul Salam B) Abdul Qadeer Khan C) Munir Ahmad Khan D) Ishfaq 2. Abdul Qadeer khan was born on _______. A) 22nd March 1988 B) 27th December 1936 C) 21st August 1940 D) 1st April 1936 3. Abdul Qadeer Khan was born in the _____ city of British India . A) Kolkata B) New Delhi C) Mumbai D) Bhopal 4. Abdul Qadeer Khan remains a popular figure and many see him as a __ of Pakistan. A) None of these B) National hero C) Traitor D) Saviour 5. Abdul Qadeer Khan is a Pakistani _______ physicist. A) Nuclear B) Biologist C) Chemist D) Doctor 6. Abdul Qadeer Khan founded & established the Kahuta Research Laboratories in _. A) 1974 B) 1976 C) 1980 D) 1765 7. Abdul Qadeer Khan was placed under house arrest in _______ . A) 2004 B) 1987 C) 2005 D) 1986 8. Abdul Qadeer Khan has received which one of these awards? A) Tamgha Jurrat and Tamgha Basalat B) Hilal-i-Haider and Nishan-e-Imtiaz C) Tamgha-e-Shujat and Nishan-e-Imtiaz D) Nishan-e-Imtiaz and Tamgha Jurrat 9. After several years of house arrest, he was declared to be a free citizen of Pakistan in _______. A) 2008 B) 2010 C) 2009 D) 2007 10. When Abdul Qadeer Khan returned to Pakistan for joining the nuclear program, the Prime Minister of the country at that time was _______. A) Quaid e Azam B) Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto C) Muhammad Khan Junejo D) Benazir Bhutto 11. Abdul Qadeer Khan did his Ph.D. from Leuven University of____________. A) Germany B) Holland C) Belgium D) Austria 12. Abdul Qadeer Khan immigrated with his family to Pakistan in ______. A) 1947 B) 1946 C) 1987 D) 1985 13. Pakistani atomic scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan is hailed as a national hero for transforming his country into the world’s first __________. A) Islamic Nuclear Power B) British Nuclear Power C) Medical Country D) American Nuclear Power 14. In 1960, Abdul Qadeer Khan graduated with a degree in ______.
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