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Pakistan Studies Online Test MCQs With Answers

Question # 1

According to Cabinet Mission plan in how many groups India was to be divided?

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Four groups

Three groups

Two groups

Five groups

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Question # 2

What is the contribution of agriculture sector in Pakistan's GDP?

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20%

21.4%

25%

23%

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Question # 3

After the second Round Table Conference the British Government announced:

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Cyril Radcliff Award

New Constitution

Communal Award

Dissolution of government

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Question # 4

Pakistan's economy is mainly based on?

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Tourism

Oil

Agriculture

Industry

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Question # 5

What was the official name of Pakistan?

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Islamic Democratic of Pakistan

Republic of Pakistan

Democratic Republic of Pakistan

Islamic Republic of Pakistan

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Question # 6

President Musharraf legal Framework order (LFO) was largely incorporated into the constitution, with a few changes into:

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17th Amendment

16th Amendment

15th Amendment

14th Amendment

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Question # 7

Who was A.O Home?

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British foreign minister

A retired civil Officer

Governor General

None of these

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Question # 8

Paksat 1 was Pakistan's first geostationary satellite, The satellite was originally know as Palapa C1 and was renamed Anatolia 1 and then renamed again to paksat 1 in 2002.

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Indonesia

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Saudi Arabia

Turkey

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Question # 9

Which is the largest district of Punjab Province?

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Vehari

Bahawalpur

Multan

DG Khan

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Question # 10

Which of the following states joined Pakistan first?

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Khairpur

Bahawalpur

Chitral

Swat

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Question # 11

What is the total outlay (size) of budget of Sindh for 2013-14?

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Rs 694 billion

Rs 644 billion

Rs 714 billion

Rs 617 billion

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