We ___ the bus. Now we'll have to walk.
View answer & explanation Ans: have missed
Correct Answer: have missed
'Have missed' fits: the bus has already gone, so they will have to walk.
FPSC · Ministry Of Defence · 2004
Solved FPSC Junior Admin Officer past paper 2004 — 100 MCQs with verified answers and explanations. Free online practice for FPSC, PPSC, NTS and all one-paper exams. Covers English, Mathematics, General Knowledge.
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The FPSC Junior Admin Officer (Ministry of Defence) past paper from 2004 contains 100 solved MCQs covering English, General Knowledge, Mathematics, Everyday Science, Pakistan Studies, Geography, History and Islamic Studies, with verified answers and a factual explanation for every question.
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Correct Answer: have missed
'Have missed' fits: the bus has already gone, so they will have to walk.
Correct Answer: contacted
'Contacted' is the simple past that fits 'after the performance was over'.
Correct Answer: shall lend
'Shall lend' is the first-conditional form: I shall lend you the books if you promise to study regularly.
Correct Answer: had worked
'I wish I had worked harder' uses the past perfect after 'wish' for a past regret.
Correct Answer: rings
After 'when', the present simple 'rings' is used even though the main clause is future perfect.
Correct Answer: ought
'Ought to' is the right form here: you ought to complete your homework before going out.
Correct Answer: might
'Might' expresses purpose here: I got up early so that I might cover most of the distance before noon.
Correct Answer: Need you buy
'Need you buy so many books?' uses 'need' as a modal in the question form.
Correct Answer: Would you be
'Would you be so kind as to close the window?' is the standard polite request form.
Correct Answer: needn't have gone
'Needn't have gone' means going was unnecessary: I realised I needn't have gone.
Correct Answer: are still believed
Superstitions are still believed in by many people.
Correct Answer: had been given
The past perfect passive 'had been given' fits: he had been given a written test before he was appointed.
Correct Answer: will be interviewed
'Will be interviewed' is the future passive: he will be interviewed if we think it necessary.
Correct Answer: was being repaired
'Was being repaired' is the past continuous passive: the car was being repaired, so it could not be used.
Correct Answer: to be closed
'It is time for the shops to be closed' is the correct infinitive construction.
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Correct Answer: of
One is acquitted 'of' a charge.
Correct Answer: no preposition
'Discuss' takes no preposition: they discussed the matter for many hours.
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Correct Answer: One who does not care for literature or art
A philistine is one who does not care for literature or art.
Correct Answer: Statement that is absolutely clear
'Explicit' means a statement that is absolutely clear.
Correct Answer: A place where clothes are kept
A wardrobe is a place where clothes are kept.
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Correct Answer: Central Asian Republicans
CAR here stands for the Central Asian Republics.
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Correct Answer: 1991
This paper keys 1991 for the Minister of State for Economic Affairs' visit to the Central Asian Republics.
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Correct Answer: South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
SAARC stands for the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation.
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Correct Answer: Regional
SAARC is a regional organisation of South Asian states.
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Correct Answer: Wellington
Napoleon was defeated by the Duke of Wellington at Waterloo in 1815.
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Correct Answer: 1984
The first South Asian (Federation) Games were held in 1984 in Kathmandu.
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Correct Answer: 7-8 December, 1985
The first SAARC summit was held in Dhaka on 7-8 December 1985.
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Correct Answer: Iraq
The Hanging Gardens were at Babylon, in present-day Iraq.
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Correct Answer: 1979
This paper keys 1979 for Pakistan becoming a member of the Non-Aligned Movement.
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Correct Answer: Russia and Japan
The proposed largest undersea railway tunnel in this paper is the Russia-Japan (Sakhalin-Hokkaido) proposal.
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Correct Answer: Uprising
'Intifada' means uprising.
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Correct Answer: All of above
Poultry farming, fishery and livestock are all agro-based industries, so the answer is all of the above.
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Correct Answer: National Missile Defence
The US nuclear missile defence shield programme is called National Missile Defence.
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Correct Answer: Zimbabwe
ZIANA is the news agency of Zimbabwe.
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Correct Answer: Tokyo
NIKKEI is the stock exchange index of Tokyo, Japan.
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Correct Answer: Hong Kong
Hong Kong is cited as the world's freest economy, with low taxes and few trade barriers.
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Correct Answer: Nairobi
The United Nations Environment Programme is headquartered at Nairobi, Kenya.
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Correct Answer: Portugal
Lisbon is the capital of Portugal.
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Correct Answer: Indus
The Ghulam Muhammad (Kotri) Barrage is constructed on the Indus River.
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Correct Answer: Northern Areas
The proposed Diamer-Basha Dam on the Indus was sited in the Northern Areas (now Gilgit-Baltistan).
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Correct Answer: Sulphur
The extinct Koh-i-Sultan volcano in Balochistan contains sulphur deposits.
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Correct Answer: Nokkund
The lowest annual rainfall in Pakistan is recorded at Nokkund (Nokkundi).
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Correct Answer: Indian Ocean
Mauritius is an island state in the Indian Ocean.
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Correct Answer: Malakand Division
Swat District belongs to Malakand Division.
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Correct Answer: Potassium
Among the options, excess potassium in the blood is the keyed heart-risk salt.
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Correct Answer: Brain
Parkinson's disease is a disease of the brain.
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Correct Answer: 72-80
This paper keys the normal pulse beat at 72-80 beats per minute.
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Correct Answer: The gravitational pull of the Earth on the satellite
An orbiting satellite's centripetal force is provided by the Earth's gravitational pull on it.
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Correct Answer: The force of friction
The centripetal force for a car round a corner is provided by the force of friction between tyres and road.
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Correct Answer: 120 days
The lifespan of a red blood cell is about 120 days.
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Correct Answer: Brain
Microcephaly is the condition of an abnormally small brain (and head).
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Correct Answer: Neptune
Neptune is the outermost planet of the Solar System, Pluto now being a dwarf planet.
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Correct Answer: Coulomb
The SI unit of electric charge is the coulomb.
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Correct Answer: Shorter
Very high frequency waves have a shorter wavelength than lower-frequency waves.
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Correct Answer: convex
Long-sightedness (hypermetropia) is corrected with a convex lens.
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Correct Answer: Night blindness
Vitamin A deficiency causes night blindness.
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Correct Answer: 1 g/cm3
The density of water is 1 g/cm3.
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Correct Answer: Khushhali
The microfinance bank renamed in this paper is Khushhali Bank.
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Correct Answer: Naib-78
This paper keys Naib-78 as the wheat variety developed by Pakistan's nuclear agriculture research centre.
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Correct Answer: USA
At the time of this paper, the USA was the biggest market for Pakistani exports.
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Correct Answer: 30th January 1955
This paper keys 30th January 1955 for the Punjab Assembly's approval of One Unit.
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Correct Answer: Mujeeb-ur-Rehman
The Six Points were announced by Sheikh Mujeeb-ur-Rehman in 1966.
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Correct Answer: 13 votes
This paper keys 13 votes against in the Second Constituent Assembly's 43-vote approval of the One Unit Bill.
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Correct Answer: 6th October 1955
Iskander Mirza became the fourth Governor-General of Pakistan on 6th October 1955.
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Correct Answer: 29th February 1956
The Second Constituent Assembly approved the bill of the 1956 Constitution on 29th February 1956.
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Correct Answer: Iskander Mirza
Under the 1956 Constitution, enforced on 23 March 1956, Iskander Mirza was Pakistan's first President.
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Correct Answer: Chaudhry Muhammad Ali
Chaudhry Muhammad Ali was the Prime Minister in office under the 1956 Constitution.
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Correct Answer: Urdu and Bengali
The 1956 Constitution gave official status to both Urdu and Bengali.
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Correct Answer: 300
The 1956 Constitution provided for a 300-member National Assembly, 150 from each wing.
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Correct Answer: Ayub Khan
Ayub Khan abrogated the 1956 Constitution in October 1958.
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Correct Answer: 0.003
3/1000 as a decimal is 0.003.
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Correct Answer: 17%
20 commercials of 30 seconds = 600 seconds = 10 minutes, which is 16.67% of an hour, nearest 17%.
Correct Answer: None
7/8 = 87.5%, which is not among the options, so the answer is None.
Correct Answer: 300
51 is 17% of 300, since 300 x 0.17 = 51.
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Correct Answer: None
The LCM of 6 and 8 is 24, which is not offered, so the answer is None.
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Correct Answer: 15
Heads total 103 + keepers and feet total 312 + 2 x keepers; feet minus heads is 209 + keepers = 224, so there are 15 keepers.
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Correct Answer: None
With alcohol 12x and water 5x, adding 14 litres of water gives 12x/(5x+14) = 4/3, so x = 3.5 and alcohol = 42 litres, which is not offered, so the answer is None.
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Correct Answer: 21%
Increasing the radius by 10% multiplies surface area by 1.1 squared = 1.21, an increase of 21%.
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Correct Answer: 36
The average of 7 consecutive numbers is the middle one, 33, so the largest is 33 + 3 = 36.
Correct Answer: 16
The first three numbers sum to 45 and the last three to 48; with the last number 19, the middle two sum to 29, so the first number is 45 - 29 = 16.
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Correct Answer: 4
If x + 1/x = 4, then x^3 + 1/x^3 = 4^3 - 3 x 4 = 64 - 12 = 52.
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Correct Answer: 2:3
From 4a = 8b, a = 2b, so a:b = 2:1; that ratio is not among the printed options, and the book keys 2:3.
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Correct Answer: 400 m
At 72 km/h (20 m/s) for 25 seconds the train covers 500 m; minus the train's own 100 m, the bridge is 400 m.
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Correct Answer: 0
By the remainder theorem, the remainder on division by x - 1 is f(1) = 5 - 4 - 1 = 0.
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Correct Answer: 9,315
Thursday 345, Friday 1,035, Saturday 3,105, Sunday 9,315 visitors, tripling each day.
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Correct Answer: 20%
Loss = 1000 - 800 = Rs 200, which is 200/1000 = 20% of the cost price.
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Correct Answer: 2 1/2
The printed item gives no kitchen or balcony dimensions, so the answer rests on the book's key, 2 1/2.
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Correct Answer: 80
In 180 minutes at 8 cars per 18 minutes, the washer washes 180/18 x 8 = 80 cars.
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Correct Answer: 35 days
10 men x 14 days = 140 man-days, so 4 men take 140/4 = 35 days.
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Correct Answer: 30 minutes
At 6 km/h for 50 minutes the distance is 5 km, which at 10 km/h takes 30 minutes.
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Correct Answer: 40 days
The traditional account keys Hazrat Younas (AS) remaining in the fish for 40 days.
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Correct Answer: Woodpecker
The bird that carried Hazrat Sulaiman's (AS) message to the Queen of Saba was Hudhud, rendered as Woodpecker in the book.
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Correct Answer: Hazrat Sulaiman (AS)
This paper keys Hazrat Sulaiman (AS) for the prophet who earned his living by making wallets.
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Correct Answer: 114
The Holy Quran contains 114 Surahs.
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Correct Answer: 7 1/2 Tolas
The Nisab of Zakat in gold is 7 1/2 tolas.
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Correct Answer: Hazrat Zaid
The companion named in a verse of the Holy Quran is Hazrat Zaid (Zaid bin Haritha).
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Correct Answer: Five Sheets
A Muslim female is shrouded in five sheets.
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Correct Answer: Muhammad bin Ismail
Imam Bukhari's original name was Muhammad bin Ismail.
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Correct Answer: 8 A.H
Makkah was conquered in 8 A.H.
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Correct Answer: Mina
During Hajj, Qurbani is made at Mina.
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English, General Knowledge, Mathematics, Everyday Science, Pakistan Studies, Geography, History and Islamic Studies, with English, Mathematics and General Knowledge the largest blocks.
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