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Assistant Director Past Paper 1994 Solved MCQs

Solved FPSC Assistant Director (Intelligence Bureau) past paper 1994 — 100 MCQs with verified answers and explanations. Free online practice for FPSC, PPSC, NTS and all one-paper exams. Covers English, Pakistan Studies, Everyday Science.

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The FPSC Assistant Director (Intelligence Bureau) past paper from 1994 (Model Paper 27) contains 100 solved MCQs covering English (synonyms and antonyms), Pakistan Studies, Everyday Science, Islamic Studies, Computer Science, Geography and History, with verified answers and a factual explanation for every question. Eight printed key answers were corrected to the standard answer, including the Universal Postal Union founding year, typhoid and cholera as water-borne diseases, and the spleen as the largest lymphatic organ.

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Subject 1

Everyday Science

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Dodo

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Q 1 Everyday Science Dodo

A tree species in Mauritius failed to reproduce because of the extinction of a fruit-eating bird. Which one of the following was that bird?

A

Dove

B

Dodo

C

Condor

D

Skua

View answer & explanation Ans: Dodo

Correct Answer: Dodo

The dodo, a flightless fruit-eating bird of Mauritius, died out, and the tree species that depended on it failed to reproduce.

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Haemophilia

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Q 4 Everyday Science Haemophilia

Haemophilia is a genetic disorder which leads to:

A

decrease in haemoglobin level

B

rheumatic heart disease

C

decrease in WBC

D

non-clotting of blood

View answer & explanation Ans: non-clotting of blood

Correct Answer: non-clotting of blood

Haemophilia is a genetic disorder in which the blood does not clot normally.

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Ergotism

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Q 11 Everyday Science Ergotism

Ergotism is due to consumption of:

A

contaminated grains

B

rotting vegetables

C

contaminated water

D

stale cooked food

View answer & explanation Ans: contaminated grains

Correct Answer: contaminated grains

Ergotism is caused by eating grains contaminated with ergot fungus.

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Kidney Stones

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Q 13 Everyday Science Kidney Stones

The major chemical compound found in human kidney stones is:

A

Uric acid

B

Calcium carbonate

C

Calcium oxalate

D

Calcium sulphate

View answer & explanation Ans: Calcium oxalate

Correct Answer: Calcium oxalate

Calcium oxalate is the major chemical compound found in most human kidney stones.

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Astronomical Unit

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Q 14 Everyday Science Astronomical Unit

One Astronomical Unit is the average distance between:

A

Earth and the Sun

B

Earth and the Moon

C

Jupiter and the Sun

D

Pluto and the Sun

View answer & explanation Ans: Earth and the Sun

Correct Answer: Earth and the Sun

One Astronomical Unit is the average distance between the Earth and the Sun, about 150 million kilometres.

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Vanaspati Ghee

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Q 16 Everyday Science Vanaspati Ghee

In the manufacture of banaspati ghee, the gas used is:

A

Helium

B

Hydrogen

C

Oxygen

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Hydrogen

Correct Answer: Hydrogen

Vanaspati ghee is made by hydrogenation, so hydrogen gas is used in its manufacture.

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Reduction

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Q 17 Everyday Science Reduction

Reduction is a:

A

gain of oxygen

B

loss of hydrogen

C

loss of electron

D

gain of hydrogen

View answer & explanation Ans: gain of hydrogen

Correct Answer: gain of hydrogen

Reduction is a gain of hydrogen (or, equivalently, a gain of electrons).

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Water Borne Diseases

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Q 18 Everyday Science Water Borne Diseases

Typhoid and cholera are typical examples of:

A

Infection diseases

B

Air-borne diseases

C

Water-borne diseases

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Water-borne diseases

Correct Answer: Water-borne diseases

Typhoid and cholera are water-borne diseases, spread through contaminated water.

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Fish Nutrition

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Q 19 Everyday Science Fish Nutrition

Consumption of fish is considered to be healthy when compared to flesh of other animals because fish contains

A

polyunsaturated fatty acids

B

saturated fatty acids

C

essential vitamins

D

more carbohydrates and proteins

View answer & explanation Ans: polyunsaturated fatty acids

Correct Answer: polyunsaturated fatty acids

Fish is valued over other flesh chiefly for its polyunsaturated fatty acids, the omega-3 fats.

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Lymphatic System

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Q 20 Everyday Science Lymphatic System

The largest lymphatic organ of the body is:

A

liver

B

spleen

C

pancreas

D

duodenum

View answer & explanation Ans: spleen

Correct Answer: spleen

The spleen is the largest lymphatic organ of the body.

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Blood Pressure

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Q 21 Everyday Science Blood Pressure

The blood pressure is the pressure of blood is:

A

arteries

B

veins

C

auricles

D

ventricles

View answer & explanation Ans: arteries

Correct Answer: arteries

Blood pressure is normally the pressure of the blood in the arteries.

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Human Bones

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Q 22 Everyday Science Human Bones

The longest bone in the human body is:

A

stirrup

B

back bone

C

thigh bone

D

gullet

View answer & explanation Ans: thigh bone

Correct Answer: thigh bone

The thigh bone, the femur, is the longest bone in the human body.

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Human Skull

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Q 23 Everyday Science Human Skull

The total number of bones in human skull are:

A

8

B

12

C

30

D

32

View answer & explanation Ans: 30

Correct Answer: 30

The printed key gives 30 for the bones of the human skull, retained here with a note: the standard anatomical count is 22 skull bones.

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Blood Groups

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Q 24 Everyday Science Blood Groups

Which of the following blood groups is a universal recipient?

A

A

B

B

C

AB

D

O

View answer & explanation Ans: AB

Correct Answer: AB

AB is the universal recipient blood group, because it can receive blood from all groups.

Subject 2

General Knowledge

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Bangladesh Independence

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Q 2 General Knowledge Bangladesh Independence

The Mukti Bahini was the leading insurgent group in this nation's successful war of independence in 1971. What was the name of this new nation?

A

Bangladesh

B

East Timor

C

Sri Lanka

D

Kurdistan

View answer & explanation Ans: Bangladesh

Correct Answer: Bangladesh

The Mukti Bahini fought for the independence of Bangladesh in the 1971 war.

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Russo Japanese War

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Q 3 General Knowledge Russo Japanese War

Where did the Japanese launch a successful attack on the Russian Pacific Fleet, using torpedoes to devastating effect during Russo-Japanese War?

A

Pearl Harbor

B

Port Arthur

C

Port Gibson

D

Port Hudson

View answer & explanation Ans: Port Arthur

Correct Answer: Port Arthur

In the Russo-Japanese War the Japanese torpedo attack on the Russian Pacific Fleet took place at Port Arthur in 1904.

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Fall Of Granada

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Q 5 General Knowledge Fall Of Granada

Moorish Kingdom of Granada (Spain) surrendered to Christians in the year:

A

1453

B

1492

C

1526

D

1556

View answer & explanation Ans: 1492

Correct Answer: 1492

The Moorish Kingdom of Granada surrendered to the Christians in 1492, ending Muslim rule in Spain.

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Universal Postal Union

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Q 6 General Knowledge Universal Postal Union

Universal Postal Union was established in:

A

1947

B

1948

C

1949

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: None

Correct Answer: None

The Universal Postal Union was founded in 1874, so none of 1947, 1948 or 1949 is its founding year.

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UN Flag

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Q 7 General Knowledge UN Flag

The colour combination of the UN Flag is:

A

Red and blue

B

Blue and white

C

White and green

D

Only white

View answer & explanation Ans: Blue and white

Correct Answer: Blue and white

The United Nations flag is light blue and white, with the UN emblem in white on a blue field.

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Nagorno Karabakh

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Q 12 General Knowledge Nagorno Karabakh

Nagorno-Karabakh war or the Artsakh Liberation War is between Armenia and:

A

Azerbaijan

B

China

C

Iran

D

None of them

View answer & explanation Ans: Azerbaijan

Correct Answer: Azerbaijan

The Nagorno-Karabakh war was fought between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Subject 3

English

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Foreign Phrases

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Q 8 English Foreign Phrases

De facto means:

A

Defective

B

Deficient

C

actual, as a fact

D

Legal

View answer & explanation Ans: actual, as a fact

Correct Answer: actual, as a fact

De facto means actual, as a fact, as opposed to de jure, by law.

Q 9 English Foreign Phrases

What do you understand by Viva Voce?

A

By the way of

B

Final argument

C

Orally

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Orally

Correct Answer: Orally

Viva voce means orally, a spoken examination rather than a written one.

Q 10 English Foreign Phrases

What do you understand by 'tour de force'?

A

Tour of Armed forces

B

Forceful tour

C

A feat of strength

D

None of them

View answer & explanation Ans: A feat of strength

Correct Answer: A feat of strength

A tour de force is a feat of strength or skill, an impressive achievement.

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Synonyms

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Q 71 English Synonyms

AMICABLE

A

Interesting

B

Loving

C

Affectionate

D

Friendly

View answer & explanation Ans: Friendly

Correct Answer: Friendly

Amicable means friendly, not merely interesting.

Q 72 English Synonyms

FIDDLE

A

Examine

B

Trifle

C

Discard

D

Frown

View answer & explanation Ans: Trifle

Correct Answer: Trifle

To fiddle is to trifle, to play idly with something.

Q 73 English Synonyms

BENEFACTOR

A

Guardian

B

Saint

C

Do-gooder

D

Friend

View answer & explanation Ans: Do-gooder

Correct Answer: Do-gooder

A benefactor is a do-gooder, someone who gives help or money for a good cause.

Q 74 English Synonyms

ENTHUSE

A

Pester

B

Provoke

C

Excite

D

Annoy

View answer & explanation Ans: Excite

Correct Answer: Excite

Enthuse means to excite, to fill with enthusiasm.

Q 75 English Synonyms

COUNTERVAIL

A

Recreate

B

Demolish

C

Equalise

D

Contradict

View answer & explanation Ans: Equalise

Correct Answer: Equalise

Countervail means to equalise, to offset or counterbalance.

Q 76 English Synonyms

LANGUOR

A

Excitement

B

Irritation

C

Weariness

D

Agitation

View answer & explanation Ans: Weariness

Correct Answer: Weariness

Languor is weariness, a feeling of tiredness and lack of energy.

Q 77 English Synonyms

GRUBBY

A

Wet

B

Muddy

C

New

D

Unwashed

View answer & explanation Ans: Unwashed

Correct Answer: Unwashed

Grubby means unwashed and dirty.

Q 78 English Synonyms

AROMATIC

A

Stinking

B

Sentimental

C

Fragrant

D

Crippled

View answer & explanation Ans: Fragrant

Correct Answer: Fragrant

Aromatic means fragrant, having a pleasant smell.

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Synonyms In Sentence

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Q 79 English Synonyms In Sentence

The speaker drew examples copiously from various books.

A

largely

B

continuously

C

plentifully

D

completely

View answer & explanation Ans: plentifully

Correct Answer: plentifully

Copiously means plentifully, in large amounts.

Q 80 English Synonyms In Sentence

Because of a family feud, he never spoke to his wife's parents.

A

problem

B

quarrel

C

crisis

D

trouble

View answer & explanation Ans: quarrel

Correct Answer: quarrel

A feud is a quarrel, a long-standing hostility between families.

Q 81 English Synonyms In Sentence

Hearing the news, the workers were in a state of euphoria.

A

pleasant excitement

B

intense indignation

C

utter depression

D

groat disorder

View answer & explanation Ans: pleasant excitement

Correct Answer: pleasant excitement

Euphoria is a state of pleasant excitement and happiness.

Q 82 English Synonyms In Sentence

He kindled the spirit of revenge in him and used it to his advantage.

A

contrived

B

provoked

C

dolted

D

burnt

View answer & explanation Ans: provoked

Correct Answer: provoked

To kindle a spirit of revenge is to provoke it, to stir it up.

Q 83 English Synonyms In Sentence

The attitude of the Western countries towards the Third World countries is rather callous to say the least.

A

unfeeling

B

cursed

C

unkind

D

psesive

View answer & explanation Ans: unfeeling

Correct Answer: unfeeling

Callous means unfeeling, showing no concern for others.

Q 84 English Synonyms In Sentence

He was the only reckless worker in the entire staff.

A

bold

B

rash

C

courageous

D

daring

View answer & explanation Ans: rash

Correct Answer: rash

Reckless means rash, acting without care for the consequences.

Q 85 English Synonyms In Sentence

He had the nerve to suggest that I was cheating.

A

courage

B

audacity

C

capacity

D

strength

View answer & explanation Ans: audacity

Correct Answer: audacity

To have the nerve to do something is to have the audacity to do it.

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Antonyms

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Q 86 English Antonyms

JOCOSE

A

Dull

B

Humorous

C

Playful

D

Diseased

View answer & explanation Ans: Dull

Correct Answer: Dull

Jocose means humorous, so its opposite is dull.

Q 87 English Antonyms

DISINGENUOUS

A

Industrious

B

Cumbersome

C

Slothful

D

Naive

View answer & explanation Ans: Naive

Correct Answer: Naive

Disingenuous means insincere, so naive, meaning innocently sincere, is the best opposite offered.

Q 88 English Antonyms

HOARD

A

Deposit

B

Supply

C

Satisfy

D

Accumulate

View answer & explanation Ans: Supply

Correct Answer: Supply

Hoard means to accumulate, so supply, giving out, is the best antonym among the options offered.

Q 89 English Antonyms

EFFETE

A

Strong

B

Adamant

C

Bold

D

Courageous

View answer & explanation Ans: Strong

Correct Answer: Strong

Effete means weak and worn out, so its opposite is strong.

Q 90 English Antonyms

EXALT

A

Depreciate

B

Ennoble

C

Glorify

D

Simplify

View answer & explanation Ans: Depreciate

Correct Answer: Depreciate

Exalt means to glorify, so its opposite is to depreciate.

Q 91 English Antonyms

PROVOCATION

A

Destruction

B

Peace

C

Pacification

D

Vocation

View answer & explanation Ans: Pacification

Correct Answer: Pacification

Provocation means incitement, so its opposite is pacification.

Q 92 English Antonyms

SUCCUMB

A

Curb

B

Resist

C

Injure

D

Shoot

View answer & explanation Ans: Resist

Correct Answer: Resist

Succumb means to give in, so its opposite is to resist.

Q 93 English Antonyms

FACT

A

Fable

B

Story

C

Illusion

D

Fiction

View answer & explanation Ans: Fiction

Correct Answer: Fiction

Fact is the opposite of fiction, something invented rather than true.

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Antonyms In Sentence

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Q 94 English Antonyms In Sentence

Mr. Sohaib was a reserved man.

A

talkative

B

defamed

C

popular

D

companionable

View answer & explanation Ans: talkative

Correct Answer: talkative

A reserved man is quiet and uncommunicative, so the opposite is talkative.

Q 95 English Antonyms In Sentence

Their meeting was rather boisterous.

A

quiet

B

business like

C

noisy

D

calm

View answer & explanation Ans: quiet

Correct Answer: quiet

Boisterous means noisy and lively, so its opposite is quiet.

Q 96 English Antonyms In Sentence

The minister was punished with defection for his anti-party activities.

A

resignation

B

co-operation

C

invitation

D

joining

View answer & explanation Ans: joining

Correct Answer: joining

Defection means leaving a party, so its opposite is joining it, as the key records.

Q 97 English Antonyms In Sentence

You should quote this example as an evidence.

A

reveal

B

adduce

C

restrain

D

contradict

View answer & explanation Ans: contradict

Correct Answer: contradict

The printed key gives contradict for the opposite of evidence, retained with a note because no true antonym is offered.

Q 98 English Antonyms In Sentence

His disposition towards labour made him endearing to the Management.

A

inclination

B

unwillingness

C

temperament

D

watchfulness

View answer & explanation Ans: unwillingness

Correct Answer: unwillingness

Disposition means inclination, so its opposite is unwillingness.

Q 99 English Antonyms In Sentence

He does every job with great zeal and vigour.

A

indifference

B

constraint

C

passion

D

difficulty

View answer & explanation Ans: indifference

Correct Answer: indifference

Zeal and vigour mean energetic enthusiasm, so their opposite is indifference.

Q 100 English Antonyms In Sentence

There is an obscure cave on the other side of the hill.

A

admired

B

notorious

C

infamous

D

well-known

View answer & explanation Ans: well-known

Correct Answer: well-known

Obscure means little known, so its opposite is well-known.

Subject 4

Geography

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Isfara Valley

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Q 15 Geography Isfara Valley

Isfara Valley is disputed between Kyrgyzstan and:

A

Male

B

New Delhi

C

Tajikistan

D

Kathmandu

View answer & explanation Ans: Tajikistan

Correct Answer: Tajikistan

The Isfara Valley is disputed between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.

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Juniper Forests

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Q 66 Geography Juniper Forests

Name the forests in Pakistan that are facing the danger of extinction:

A

Eucalyptus

B

Pines

C

Junipers

D

no one

View answer & explanation Ans: Junipers

Correct Answer: Junipers

Juniper forests in Pakistan, notably at Ziarat, face the danger of extinction.

Subject 5

Pakistan Studies

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Suhrawardy Government

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Q 25 Pakistan Studies Suhrawardy Government

When Iskandar Mirza dismissed Soharvardy's Govt?

A

Sept, 1957

B

Oct, 1957

C

Nov, 1957

D

Dec, 1957

View answer & explanation Ans: Oct, 1957

Correct Answer: Oct, 1957

Suhrawardy's government ended in October 1957; he was prime minister until 17 October 1957.

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Martial Law 1958

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Q 26 Pakistan Studies Martial Law 1958

When first martial law was imposed by Iskandar Mirza?

A

1958

B

1959

C

1960

D

1961

View answer & explanation Ans: 1958

Correct Answer: 1958

Iskander Mirza imposed the first martial law in Pakistan in 1958, on 7 October of that year.

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Sir Syed Ahmad Khan

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Q 41 Pakistan Studies Sir Syed Ahmad Khan

Sir Syed was born in which city?

A

Gujrat

B

Dehli

C

Calcutta

D

Karachi

View answer & explanation Ans: Dehli

Correct Answer: Dehli

Sir Syed Ahmad Khan was born in Delhi in 1817.

Q 42 Pakistan Studies Sir Syed Ahmad Khan

In Tabeen al Kalam Sir Syed mentioned similarities between Islam and:

A

Hinduism

B

Budhism

C

Christianity

D

Sikhism

View answer & explanation Ans: Christianity

Correct Answer: Christianity

In Tabeen al Kalam, Sir Syed drew similarities between Islam and Christianity.

Q 45 Pakistan Studies Sir Syed Ahmad Khan

During 1857 war Sir Syed was working in the city of:

A

Banaras

B

Bijnaur

C

Delhi

D

Lucknow

View answer & explanation Ans: Bijnaur

Correct Answer: Bijnaur

During the 1857 war Sir Syed was working at Bijnor (Bijnaur).

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Mohammedan Educational Conference

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Q 43 Pakistan Studies Mohammedan Educational Conference

Which of the following was the aim of Mohammedan Educational Conference?

A

Promotion of Western Sciences

B

Improvement of educational conditions of the Muslim

C

Reforms in the religious education

D

All of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: All of the above

Correct Answer: All of the above

The Mohammedan Educational Conference aimed at the promotion of Western sciences, the improvement of Muslim education and religious reform, so all of the above.

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Loyal Muhammadans Of India

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Q 44 Pakistan Studies Loyal Muhammadans Of India

Who wrote Loyal Muhammadans of India?

A

Sir Syed Ahmad Khan

B

Allama Iqbal

C

Syed Suleman Nadvi

D

Shah Waliullah

View answer & explanation Ans: Sir Syed Ahmad Khan

Correct Answer: Sir Syed Ahmad Khan

Loyal Muhammadans of India was written by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan.

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Partition Plan

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Q 46 Pakistan Studies Partition Plan

Plan of division of Indo-Pak was announced on:

A

3rd June, 1947

B

14th August, 1947

C

13th April, 1954

D

23rd March, 1940

View answer & explanation Ans: 3rd June, 1947

Correct Answer: 3rd June, 1947

The plan for the division of India and Pakistan was announced on 3 June 1947.

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Population Of Pakistan

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Q 47 Pakistan Studies Population Of Pakistan

Population of Pakistan at its birth was:

A

32 million

B

36 million

C

23 million

D

30 million

View answer & explanation Ans: 32 million

Correct Answer: 32 million

Pakistan's population at its birth was about 32 million, the era figure keyed here.

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First State Visit

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Q 48 Pakistan Studies First State Visit

First head of state to visit Pakistan in 1947 was:

A

Ameer of Kuwait

B

Shah of Iran

C

King of Saudi Arabia

D

Gandhi

View answer & explanation Ans: Ameer of Kuwait

Correct Answer: Ameer of Kuwait

The printed key names the Ameer of Kuwait as the first head of state to visit Pakistan in 1947, retained as a key-only item.

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First Presidential Visit

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Q 49 Pakistan Studies First Presidential Visit

First president to visit Pakistan was of:

A

Indonesia

B

Japan

C

Kuwait

D

Nepal

View answer & explanation Ans: Indonesia

Correct Answer: Indonesia

The printed key names Indonesia, whose president Sukarno was the first president to visit Pakistan.

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Opposition Parties

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Q 50 Pakistan Studies Opposition Parties

First opposition party of Pakistan was:

A

Pakistan Peoples Party (founded by Bhutto)

B

Jinnah Awami league (founded by Abdul Hameed Bhashwani in 1950)

C

Muslim League by Fatimah Jinnah

D

Islami Jamhori Etehad

View answer & explanation Ans: Jinnah Awami league (founded by Abdul Hameed Bhashwani in 1950)

Correct Answer: Jinnah Awami league (founded by Abdul Hameed Bhashwani in 1950)

The printed key names the Awami League tradition, printed as Jinnah Awami League, as Pakistan's first opposition party.

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Area Of Pakistan

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Q 51 Pakistan Studies Area Of Pakistan

Area of Pakistan is:

A

500,000 sq.km

B

10,0000 sq.km

C

796,096 sq. km

D

All of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: 796,096 sq. km

Correct Answer: 796,096 sq. km

The area of Pakistan is 796,096 square kilometres.

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National Anthem

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Q 52 Pakistan Studies National Anthem

National anthem was written by:

A

Hafiz Jalundri in Charage Sahar in Sinf of Makhmas

B

Allama Iqbal in Sialkot

C

Chaudhry Rehmat Ali

D

Ahmed Ali Chagla in Charage Sahar in Sinf of Makhmas

View answer & explanation Ans: Hafiz Jalundri in Charage Sahar in Sinf of Makhmas

Correct Answer: Hafiz Jalundri in Charage Sahar in Sinf of Makhmas

Hafiz Jalandhari wrote the lyrics of Pakistan's national anthem.

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National Anthem Music

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Q 53 Pakistan Studies National Anthem Music

Music of Pakistan National Anthem was composed by:

A

Ahmed Ali Chagla

B

Hafiz Jalundri

C

Rasheed Atray

D

Khawaja Khurshid Anwar

View answer & explanation Ans: Ahmed Ali Chagla

Correct Answer: Ahmed Ali Chagla

Ahmed Ali Chagla composed the music of Pakistan's national anthem.

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Flag Of Pakistan

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Q 54 Pakistan Studies Flag Of Pakistan

Flag of Pakistan was designed by:

A

Hafiz Jalundri

B

Ch: Kahliquzaman

C

Ameerudin Qadwani

D

None of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: Ameerudin Qadwani

Correct Answer: Ameerudin Qadwani

The flag of Pakistan was designed by Amiruddin Kidwai, printed as Ameerudin Qadwani.

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Muslim League Presidents

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Q 55 Pakistan Studies Muslim League Presidents

The person who became the president of Muslim League after Quaid was:

A

Ch. Kahliquzaman

B

Liaquat Ali Khan

C

Fatimah Jinnah

D

Sardar Abdul Rab Nishtar

View answer & explanation Ans: Ch. Kahliquzaman

Correct Answer: Ch. Kahliquzaman

Chaudhry Khaliquzzaman became president of the Muslim League after the Quaid.

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Quaid's Mausoleum

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Q 56 Pakistan Studies Quaid's Mausoleum

The foundation stone of Quaid's Mosuleum was laid by:

A

Ayub khan

B

Bhutto

C

Liaquat Ali Khan

D

None of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: Ayub khan

Correct Answer: Ayub khan

The printed key names Ayub Khan for laying the foundation stone of the Quaid's Mausoleum, retained as a key-only item.

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Partition Airlift

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Q 57 Pakistan Studies Partition Airlift

Name the airline who helped movement of 35000 people from Pakistan to India between Oct. 20 to Nov. 30, 1947 (The same airline also moved 7000 Muslim Govt. officials and the families from Delhi to Pakistan)

A

Pakistan International Airlines

B

Indian Airline

C

British Overseas Airways Corporation

D

None of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: British Overseas Airways Corporation

Correct Answer: British Overseas Airways Corporation

British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) flew the 1947 partition airlift between Pakistan and India.

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Constituent Assembly

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Q 58 Pakistan Studies Constituent Assembly

Unanimously elected Quaid as President of the Pakistan's first Constituent Assembly on:

A

August 11, 1947

B

April 13, 1950

C

September, 1947

D

None of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: August 11, 1947

Correct Answer: August 11, 1947

The Quaid was unanimously elected president of Pakistan's first Constituent Assembly on 11 August 1947.

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Topic Section

FAO Membership

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Q 59 Pakistan Studies FAO Membership

Pakistan admitted as Member of the Food and Agriculture Organization of UN on:

A

27th August, 1947

B

14 August, 1947

C

3rd June, 1947

D

None of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: 27th August, 1947

Correct Answer: 27th August, 1947

The printed key gives 27 August 1947 for Pakistan's admission to the Food and Agriculture Organization, retained as a key-only item.

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US Embassy Karachi

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Q 60 Pakistan Studies US Embassy Karachi

U.S. embassy in Karachi was established on:

A

14 August, 1947

B

August 15, 1947

C

3rd June, 1947

D

None of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: August 15, 1947

Correct Answer: August 15, 1947

The printed key gives 15 August 1947 for the establishment of the US embassy in Karachi, retained as a key-only item.

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Kamal E Fun Award

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Q 62 Pakistan Studies Kamal E Fun Award

Kamal-e-Fun Award is announced every year by which of following:

A

Academy Adbiyat Iqbal

B

Turaq-e-Urdu

C

Academy Adbiyat-e-Pakistan

D

Muqatadra Zaban-e-Urdu

View answer & explanation Ans: Academy Adbiyat-e-Pakistan

Correct Answer: Academy Adbiyat-e-Pakistan

The Kamal-e-Fun Award is announced every year by the Pakistan Academy of Letters (Academy Adbiyat-e-Pakistan).

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Nankana Sahib District

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Q 63 Pakistan Studies Nankana Sahib District

Nankana Sahib was declared a 35th district of Punjab in:

A

1999

B

1995

C

2004

D

2005

View answer & explanation Ans: 2005

Correct Answer: 2005

Nankana Sahib was declared the 35th district of Punjab in 2005.

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Topic Section

Sabakzai Dam

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Q 64 Pakistan Studies Sabakzai Dam

Under Vision 2025 program of WAPDA, 'Sabakzai Dam' is being constructed in:

A

Balochistan

B

Northern Areas

C

NWFP

D

FATA

View answer & explanation Ans: Balochistan

Correct Answer: Balochistan

The Sabakzai Dam, under WAPDA's Vision 2025 programme, is being constructed in Balochistan.

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Population Projections

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Q 65 Pakistan Studies Population Projections

Pakistan is the sixth most populous country in the world and is the second most populous Muslim country. According to a recent report of United Nations, Pakistan is likely to become world's fourth populous country by:

A

2025

B

2030

C

2040

D

2050

View answer & explanation Ans: 2050

Correct Answer: 2050

According to the United Nations projection cited in the paper, Pakistan is likely to become the world's fourth most populous country by 2050.

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Name Pakistan

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Q 67 Pakistan Studies Name Pakistan

The word Pakistan was coined by Ch. Rehmat Ali in:

A

1932

B

1933

C

1934

D

1935

View answer & explanation Ans: 1933

Correct Answer: 1933

Chaudhry Rehmat Ali coined the word Pakistan in 1933.

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Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi

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Q 68 Pakistan Studies Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi

A famous poet, dramatist, short stories writer and man of letters died in July 2006 was:

A

Ahmad Nadim Qasmi

B

Jakak Oabuoatu

C

Shan-ul-Haq Haqi

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Ahmad Nadim Qasmi

Correct Answer: Ahmad Nadim Qasmi

Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi, poet, dramatist and short-story writer, died in July 2006.

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PTV First Station

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Q 69 Pakistan Studies PTV First Station

First TV station in Pakistan is started in:

A

Lahore

B

Multan

C

Karachi

D

Rawalpindi

View answer & explanation Ans: Lahore

Correct Answer: Lahore

Pakistan's first television station started at Lahore in 1964.

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PTV Setup

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Q 70 Pakistan Studies PTV Setup

Pakistan's first TV station was set up by:

A

NEC

B

Phillips

C

Dell

D

National

View answer & explanation Ans: NEC

Correct Answer: NEC

Pakistan's first television station was set up by NEC (Nippon Electric Company).

Subject 6

Computer Science

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1

Topic Section

Keyboard

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Q 27 Computer Science Keyboard

A device which encodes characters by the depression of keys is known as:

A

Printer

B

Keyboard

C

Mouse

D

Hard drive

View answer & explanation Ans: Keyboard

Correct Answer: Keyboard

A keyboard encodes characters by the depression of its keys.

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Computer Memory

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Q 28 Computer Science Computer Memory

The area inside a computer frame and auxiliary where data and instructions are stored is called:

A

Memory

B

Interpreter

C

Recorder

D

Hopper

View answer & explanation Ans: Memory

Correct Answer: Memory

Memory is the area inside a computer where data and instructions are stored for use.

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Chip

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Q 29 Computer Science Chip

An extremely small piece of silicon on which integrated circuits are fabricated are called:

A

Chip

B

Card reader

C

Feed

D

Hollerith Code

View answer & explanation Ans: Chip

Correct Answer: Chip

A chip is an extremely small piece of silicon on which integrated circuits are fabricated.

Subject 7

Islamic Studies

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Seerah Biography

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Q 30 Islamic Studies Seerah Biography

The first biography on the life of Holy Prophet (PBUH) is written by:

A

Ibne Ishaq

B

Ibn-e-Hisham

C

Al-Zarqali

D

None of them

View answer & explanation Ans: Ibn-e-Hisham

Correct Answer: Ibn-e-Hisham

The printed key names Ibn-e-Hisham for the first biography of the Holy Prophet (PBUH); Ibn Ishaq wrote the original Seerah and Ibn Hisham produced its surviving recension.

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Fall Of Baghdad

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Q 31 Islamic Studies Fall Of Baghdad

Halaku Khan captured Baghdad in:

A

1320 AD

B

1328 AD

C

1335 AD

D

None of them

View answer & explanation Ans: None of them

Correct Answer: None of them

Hulagu Khan captured Baghdad in 1258, so none of 1320, 1328 or 1335 is correct.

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Abbasid Caliphs

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Q 32 Islamic Studies Abbasid Caliphs

The title of Miftah-ul-Khayr was of Abbasid caliph:

A

Waleed I

B

Mamoon

C

Mamoon

D

None of them

View answer & explanation Ans: Mamoon

Correct Answer: Mamoon

The printed key names Mamoon for the Abbasid caliph titled Miftah-ul-Khayr; options (b) and (c) both print Mamoon.

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Waraqa Bin Naufal

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Q 33 Islamic Studies Waraqa Bin Naufal

Who first of all verified the Holy Prophet (SAW) as a prophet?

A

Hazrat Khadija (RA)

B

Warqa bin Nofal

C

Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)

D

None of them

View answer & explanation Ans: Warqa bin Nofal

Correct Answer: Warqa bin Nofal

Waraqa bin Naufal was the first to verify the Holy Prophet (SAW) as a prophet.

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First Azaan

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Q 34 Islamic Studies First Azaan

Name the first Sahabi who called Azaan for the first time?

A

Hazrat Ali (RA)

B

Hazrat Bilal (RA)

C

Hazrat Umar (RA)

D

None of them

View answer & explanation Ans: Hazrat Bilal (RA)

Correct Answer: Hazrat Bilal (RA)

Hazrat Bilal (RA) was the first Sahabi to call the Azaan.

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Early Islamic History

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Q 35 Islamic Studies Early Islamic History

Name the first enemy spy in the Muslim history who was arrested:

A

Abdullah bin Ubai

B

Abu Sufyan

C

Hasham bin Asabah

D

None of them

View answer & explanation Ans: Hasham bin Asabah

Correct Answer: Hasham bin Asabah

The printed key names Hasham bin Asabah as the first enemy spy arrested in Muslim history, retained as a key-only item.

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Siege Of Constantinople

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Q 36 Islamic Studies Siege Of Constantinople

The first attack on Constantinople was launched by the Muslims in the reign of:

A

Hazrat Ali (RA)

B

Muawiyya

C

Merman I

D

Hazrat Usman (RA)

View answer & explanation Ans: Muawiyya

Correct Answer: Muawiyya

The first Muslim attack on Constantinople was launched in the reign of Muawiyya.

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Topic Section

Charter Of Medina

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Q 37 Islamic Studies Charter Of Medina

The pact of Median was signed between:

A

Ans and Khazraj

B

Jews and Muslims

C

Christians and Muslims

D

None of them

View answer & explanation Ans: Jews and Muslims

Correct Answer: Jews and Muslims

The pact (Charter) of Medina was signed between the Jews and the Muslims of Medina.

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Hazrat Sara

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Q 38 Islamic Studies Hazrat Sara

Hazrat Sara (RA) the wife of Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) and the mother of Hazrat Ishaq (AS) was the sister of Prophet:

A

Hazrat Hood (AS)

B

Hazrat Loot (AS)

C

Hazrat Uzair (AS)

D

None of them

View answer & explanation Ans: Hazrat Loot (AS)

Correct Answer: Hazrat Loot (AS)

The printed key names Hazrat Loot (AS) in connection with Hazrat Sara (RA), retained as a key-only item.

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Sahahif

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Q 39 Islamic Studies Sahahif

How many Sahahif as were revealed to Hazrat Adam (AS)?

A

10

B

3

C

7

D

6

View answer & explanation Ans: 10

Correct Answer: 10

Ten Sahahif (scriptures) were revealed to Hazrat Adam (AS).

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Topic Section

Abbasid Capital Samarra

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Q 40 Islamic Studies Abbasid Capital Samarra

The Abbasid capital was removed from Baghdad to 'Samarra', a newly founded city in 836, during the reign of:

A

Mamoon

B

Mutasim Billah

C

Maroon

D

Wasiq Billah

View answer & explanation Ans: Mutasim Billah

Correct Answer: Mutasim Billah

Al-Mutasim Billah moved the Abbasid capital from Baghdad to Samarra, founded in 836.

Subject 8

Current Affairs

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Topic Section

Ziarat Residency Attack

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Q 61 Current Affairs Ziarat Residency Attack

On 15th June 2013 which was targeted with rockets and destroyed by the militants?

A

Lahore Railways Station

B

Ziarat Residency

C

Ladt Reading Hospital

D

none of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: Ziarat Residency

Correct Answer: Ziarat Residency

On 15 June 2013 militants attacked and destroyed the Ziarat Residency with rockets.

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How many questions are in the FPSC Assistant Director (Intelligence Bureau) paper 1994? +

100 questions, each with a verified answer and a factual explanation.

Which subjects does it cover? +

English (synonyms, antonyms and meaning in sentence), Pakistan Studies, Everyday Science, Islamic Studies, Computer Science, Geography, General Knowledge and History.

Are the answers verified? +

Yes. Every answer was checked against the book's printed Answer Key on page 113 and the standard fact. Eight printed answers were corrected to the standard answer (the Universal Postal Union year, water-borne diseases, the spleen, the Suhrawardy dismissal month, the fall of Baghdad year, and two English items) and 15 further items are retained at the printed answer with a note.

Which other exams does this paper help with? +

It helps with FPSC, PPSC, NTS, CSS MPT and all Pakistan one-paper exams, because its English, Pakistan Studies, Everyday Science and Islamic Studies content is common to them.

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