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Railway Inspector Past Paper 2007 Solved MCQs

Solved FPSC Railway Inspector past paper 2007 — 100 MCQs with verified answers and explanations. Free online practice for FPSC, PPSC, NTS and all one-paper exams. Covers General Knowledge, English, Mathematics.

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This is the FPSC Railway Inspector (BPS-16) past paper from 2007 (Model Paper 90 in the book). It contains 100 solved MCQs covering General Knowledge, English, Mathematics, Everyday Science and Islamic Studies, with verified answers and a factual explanation for every question. Two printed key answers were corrected to the standard answer (the 'it is time' subjunctive and Greenland as the largest island), and twenty-four defective, loose or era-dated items are retained with notes, including four Islamiyat items whose standard answer is not among the printed options. It is a distinct exam, not a twin of any paper already published.

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Subject 1

English

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Verb Tense Fill In

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Q 1 English Verb Tense Fill In

I ___ lies if I ever said that I liked you.

A

was telling

B

have been telling

C

would have been telling

D

would have told

View answer & explanation Ans: was telling

Correct Answer: was telling

The book keys 'was telling' for this fill-in, although the conditional as printed is awkwardly worded.

Q 2 English Verb Tense Fill In

He ___ her for a long time before he finally marries her.

A

is knowing

B

knows

C

will know

D

will have known

View answer & explanation Ans: will have known

Correct Answer: will have known

He will have known her for a long time before he finally marries her — the future perfect fits an action completed before a future event.

Q 3 English Verb Tense Fill In

He promised that he ___ the goods yesterday but they have not arrived up till now.

A

will deliver

B

will have delivered

C

would deliver

D

must have delivered

View answer & explanation Ans: would deliver

Correct Answer: would deliver

After 'promised', the reported form is 'would deliver', which is the book's keyed answer.

Q 6 English Verb Tense Fill In

I hope it will not rain when the bride ___ the church.

A

will be leaving

B

will have left

C

has been to leave

D

leaves

View answer & explanation Ans: leaves

Correct Answer: leaves

After 'when' for a future event, the present simple 'leaves' is correct: 'when the bride leaves the church'.

Q 8 English Verb Tense Fill In

I ___ the letter before he arrived

A

have been written

B

wrote

C

have written

D

had written

View answer & explanation Ans: had written

Correct Answer: had written

The past perfect 'had written' is correct for the earlier of two past actions: 'I had written the letter before he arrived'.

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Verb Form Fill In

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Q 4 English Verb Form Fill In

If more teams withdraw, the tournament ___

A

may have to be cancelled

B

will have been cancelled.

C

will have cancelled.

D

would cancel.

View answer & explanation Ans: may have to be cancelled

Correct Answer: may have to be cancelled

If more teams withdraw, the tournament may have to be cancelled.

Q 5 English Verb Form Fill In

He was unable to help me because he ___ to earn much money.

A

has been failed

B

had failed

C

had been failed

D

was being failed

View answer & explanation Ans: had failed

Correct Answer: had failed

He was unable to help because he had failed to earn much money — the past perfect fits the earlier cause.

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Subjunctive Fill In

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Q 7 English Subjunctive Fill In

It is time we ___ something useful.

A

may do

B

did

C

should have done

D

could have been done

View answer & explanation Ans: did

Correct Answer: did

After 'it is time', the past subjunctive is used: 'It is time we did something useful'.

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Conditional Fill In

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Q 9 English Conditional Fill In

If you bought a car today it ___ you a lot of money.

A

cost

B

will cost

C

would cost

D

would have cost

View answer & explanation Ans: would cost

Correct Answer: would cost

In a type-2 conditional, 'would cost' follows 'if you bought': 'If you bought a car today it would cost you a lot of money'.

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Gerund Fill In

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Q 10 English Gerund Fill In

Come in now, I am sorry ___ you waiting.

A

to keep

B

for keeping

C

kept

D

to have kept

View answer & explanation Ans: to have kept

Correct Answer: to have kept

'I am sorry to have kept you waiting' is the correct perfect-infinitive form.

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Sentence Correction

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Q 11 English Sentence Correction

The sight of the accident was so frightened that the bystanders could not utter a single word.

A

so very frightening because

B

so frightening that

C

extremely frightening as

D

extremely frightened

View answer & explanation Ans: so frightening that

Correct Answer: so frightening that

The sight was so frightening that the bystanders could not utter a single word — 'frightening' describes the sight, not 'frightened'.

Q 12 English Sentence Correction

The police break-up the trunk and found the looted jewellery.

A

broke opened

B

broke open

C

break opened

D

breakingly opened

View answer & explanation Ans: broke open

Correct Answer: broke open

The police broke open the trunk and found the looted jewellery.

Q 13 English Sentence Correction

The advertisement offered a reward for information relating to the activities of the terrorists.

A

relative to the

B

as related to the

C

which relate to

D

No correction required

View answer & explanation Ans: No correction required

Correct Answer: No correction required

No correction is required: 'information relating to the activities of the terrorists' is already correct.

Q 14 English Sentence Correction

He travelled by bus but would have travelled by train to save time.

A

must have travelled

B

should be travelling

C

could be travelling

D

should have travelled

View answer & explanation Ans: should have travelled

Correct Answer: should have travelled

He travelled by bus but should have travelled by train to save time — 'should have' expresses the better past choice.

Q 15 English Sentence Correction

It is the temple where religious rites are celebrated as they were for centuries.

A

as they have been for

B

so were they for

C

as they are for

D

as they were before

View answer & explanation Ans: as they have been for

Correct Answer: as they have been for

The rites are celebrated as they have been for centuries — the present perfect covers a practice continuing from the past.

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Antonyms

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Q 16 English Antonyms

Serendipitous (antonym)

A

calm

B

planned

C

flat

D

evil

View answer & explanation Ans: planned

Correct Answer: planned

Serendipitous means happening by lucky chance, so its antonym is planned.

Q 17 English Antonyms

Fetid (antonym)

A

in an embryonic state

B

easily enraged

C

acclaimed by peers

D

having a pleasant odour

View answer & explanation Ans: having a pleasant odour

Correct Answer: having a pleasant odour

Fetid means foul-smelling, so its antonym is having a pleasant odour.

Q 18 English Antonyms

Illusory (antonym)

A

nimble

B

realistic

C

powerful

D

underrated

View answer & explanation Ans: realistic

Correct Answer: realistic

Illusory means deceptive or unreal, so its antonym is realistic.

Q 19 English Antonyms

Dour (antonym)

A

gay

B

sweet

C

wealthy

D

responsive

View answer & explanation Ans: gay

Correct Answer: gay

Dour means stern and gloomy, so its antonym is gay (cheerful).

Q 20 English Antonyms

Mendacious (antonym)

A

broken

B

efficacious

C

truthful

D

destructive

View answer & explanation Ans: truthful

Correct Answer: truthful

Mendacious means lying or untruthful, so its antonym is truthful.

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Vocabulary

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Q 94 English Vocabulary

What is the meaning of the underlined word in the following sentence: "Emperor Jahangir had a reputation for being Just"

A

Stubborn

B

Fair

C

Strict

D

Flexible

View answer & explanation Ans: Fair

Correct Answer: Fair

A reputation for being 'just' means a reputation for being fair.

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Abbreviations

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Q 96 English Abbreviations

FIR stands for

A

First Investigation Report

B

First Information Report

C

First Information Record

D

First Information's Report

View answer & explanation Ans: First Information Report

Correct Answer: First Information Report

FIR stands for First Information Report.

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Spelling

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Q 100 English Spelling

Identify the correct spellings in the following set of words

A

Prety

B

Pretty

C

Prettey

D

Prity

View answer & explanation Ans: Pretty

Correct Answer: Pretty

The correct spelling among the options is 'Pretty'.

Subject 2

Mathematics

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Ratio And Percentage

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Q 21 Mathematics Ratio And Percentage

In a club the ratio of the number of boys to girl is 5 : 3. What percentage of the member of the club are girls.

A

37.5%

B

38.5%

C

40.5%

D

70.5%

View answer & explanation Ans: 37.5%

Correct Answer: 37.5%

With boys to girls in the ratio 5:3, girls are 3 out of 8 members, which is 37.5%.

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Average Age

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Q 22 Mathematics Average Age

The average age of husband, wife and their child 3 years ago was 27 years and that of wife and the child 5 year ago was 20 years. The percentage of the husband is:

A

33 years

B

40 years

C

45 years

D

48 years

View answer & explanation Ans: 40 years

Correct Answer: 40 years

Three years ago the three ages summed to 81; today they sum to 90. Five years ago wife and child summed to 40; today 50. The husband's age today is 90 - 50 = 40 years.

Q 23 Mathematics Average Age

A family consists of two grandparents, two parents and three grandchildren. The average age of the grandparents is 67 years, that of the parents is 35 years and that of the grandchildren is 6 years. What is the average age of the family?

A

25 years

B

27 years

C

3.1 years

D

35 years

View answer & explanation Ans: 3.1 years

Correct Answer: 3.1 years

The weighted average is (2x67 + 2x35 + 3x6) / 7 = 222/7 = about 31.7 years; the printed option C '3.1 years' is a misprint for about 31.7.

Q 25 Mathematics Average Age

The captain of a cricket team 11 members is 26 years old and the wicket keeper is 3 years older. If the ages of these two are excluded, the average age of the remaining players is one year less than the average age of the whole team. What is the average age of the team?

A

23 years

B

25 years

C

27 years

D

30 years

View answer & explanation Ans: 23 years

Correct Answer: 23 years

Let the team average be x: 11x = 26 + 29 + 9(x - 1), giving 2x = 46, so the average age is 23 years.

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Average Weight

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Q 24 Mathematics Average Weight

The average weight of A, B and C is 45 kg. If the average weight of A and B is 40 kg and that of B and C is 43 kg, then the weight of B is:

A

12 kg

B

15 kg

C

25 kg

D

31 kg

View answer & explanation Ans: 31 kg

Correct Answer: 31 kg

A + B + C = 135 kg, A + B = 80 kg and B + C = 86 kg, so B = 80 + 86 - 135 = 31 kg.

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Average Of Primes

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Q 26 Mathematics Average Of Primes

Find the average of all prime numbers between 30 and 50?

A

35.75

B

38.6

C

39.8

D

42.1

View answer & explanation Ans: 39.8

Correct Answer: 39.8

The primes between 30 and 50 are 31, 37, 41, 43 and 47, whose average is 199/5 = 39.8.

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Work Rate

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Q 27 Mathematics Work Rate

If 15 men make 27 baskets in one hour. How many baskets 45 men will make in 40 minutes?

A

64

B

54

C

34

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: 54

Correct Answer: 54

45 men make 3 times as many baskets as 15 men, in two-thirds of an hour: 27 x 3 x 2/3 = 54 baskets.

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Percentage

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Q 28 Mathematics Percentage

While watching TV from 7 PM to 8 PM you count 20 commercials each 30 seconds long, what nearest percent of the hour is taken by the commercial?

A

17%

B

13 12

C

16.67%

D

15%

View answer & explanation Ans: 16.67%

Correct Answer: 16.67%

20 commercials of 30 seconds total 600 seconds, which is 600/3600 = 16.67% of the hour.

Q 35 Mathematics Percentage

Out of a group of 80 applicants for a job 20 persons to appear for the test. What percent of the total applicants did appear for the test?

A

75%

B

80%

C

76%

D

77%

View answer & explanation Ans: 75%

Correct Answer: 75%

If 20 of 80 applicants fail to appear, 60 appear, which is 60/80 = 75%.

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LCM

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Q 29 Mathematics LCM

In a chowk traffic signals blinks together, but one of them blinked after 6 seconds and the other one blinks after 8 seconds after how long will those blink together again?

A

48 sec

B

24 sec

C

1.8 sec

D

12 sec

View answer & explanation Ans: 24 sec

Correct Answer: 24 sec

Signals blinking every 6 and 8 seconds coincide again after LCM(6, 8) = 24 seconds.

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Simultaneous Equations

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Q 30 Mathematics Simultaneous Equations

In a case there are pigeons and rabbits, of there are 20 heads and 48 feet, then how many rabbits are there?

A

4

B

16

C

8

D

6

View answer & explanation Ans: 4

Correct Answer: 4

With p + r = 20 heads and 2p + 4r = 48 feet, solving gives r = 4 rabbits.

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Average

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Q 31 Mathematics Average

The average of 5 numbers is 34 if there are 28, 30, 32 then find the average of rest of them?

A

40

B

30

C

60

D

50

View answer & explanation Ans: 40

Correct Answer: 40

Five numbers averaging 34 total 170; 28 + 30 + 32 = 90, so the other two average (170 - 90)/2 = 40.

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Average Marks

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Q 32 Mathematics Average Marks

A student of physics obtains the average of 60 in his 4 physics tests. How many marks in his fifth test will bring the any to 65?

A

85

B

86

C

80

D

90

View answer & explanation Ans: 85

Correct Answer: 85

Four tests averaging 60 total 240; to average 65 over five tests needs 325, so the fifth test must be 325 - 240 = 85.

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Fractions

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Q 33 Mathematics Fractions

Eight people are planning to share equally the cost of a rental car. If one person withdraws from the arrangement and the others share equally the entire cost of the car, then the share of each of the remaining persons increased by:

A

1/7

B

1/8

C

1/6

D

1/9

View answer & explanation Ans: 1/7

Correct Answer: 1/7

Each share rises from 1/8 to 1/7 of the cost, an increase of (1/7 - 1/8) / (1/8) = 1/7.

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Arithmetic

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Q 34 Mathematics Arithmetic

5005 - 5000/10.00.

A

0.5

B

4505

C

5000

D

50

View answer & explanation Ans: 4505

Correct Answer: 4505

5005 - 5000/10 = 5005 - 500 = 4505.

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Ratio

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Q 36 Mathematics Ratio

The ratio of 3.5 Kg to 280 gm is

A

2:25

B

4:5

C

25:2

D

5:4

View answer & explanation Ans: 25:2

Correct Answer: 25:2

3.5 kg = 3500 g, and 3500:280 simplifies to 25:2.

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Compound Ratio

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Q 37 Mathematics Compound Ratio

The compound ratio of 3:4, 8:15 and 25:28 is

A

3:28

B

5:14

C

14:5

D

28:3

View answer & explanation Ans: 5:14

Correct Answer: 5:14

The compound ratio is (3x8x25):(4x15x28) = 600:1680 = 5:14.

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Run Rate

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Q 38 Mathematics Run Rate

In the first 10 overs of a cricket game, the run rate was only 3.2. What should be the run rate in the remaining 40 overs to reach the target of 282 runes?

A

6:26

B

7.25

C

7.35

D

8.25

View answer & explanation Ans: 6:26

Correct Answer: 6:26

32 runs were scored in 10 overs, so 250 more runs are needed in 40 overs: 250/40 = 6.25 per over (printed as 6:26).

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Weighted Average

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Q 39 Mathematics Weighted Average

If the average marks of three batches of 55, 60 and 45 Students respectively is 50, 55, 60, then the average marks of all the students is:

A

48.50

B

54.68

C

60.65

D

62.75

View answer & explanation Ans: 54.68

Correct Answer: 54.68

The weighted average is (55x50 + 60x55 + 45x60) / 160 = 8750/160 = 54.68.

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Sets

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Q 40 Mathematics Sets

Out of 100 persons 50 drinks Pepsi, 40 drink coke and 20 drinks both Pepsi and coke. The number of persons who neither take Pepsi nor coke is

A

10

B

20

C

30

D

40

View answer & explanation Ans: 30

Correct Answer: 30

50 + 40 - 20 = 70 persons take at least one drink, so 100 - 70 = 30 take neither.

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Number Series

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Q 95 Mathematics Number Series

What comes next in the series? 64,48,40,36,34 ___

A

33

B

32

C

31

D

30

View answer & explanation Ans: 33

Correct Answer: 33

The differences halve each time (16, 8, 4, 2), so the next difference is 1 and the next term is 34 - 1 = 33.

Subject 3

Everyday Science

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Fuels

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Q 41 Everyday Science Fuels

Which is the most common and popular industrial fuel?

A

wood

B

coal

C

oil

D

kerosene

View answer & explanation Ans: coal

Correct Answer: coal

Coal is the book's answer for the most common and popular industrial fuel.

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Pollution And Health

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Q 42 Everyday Science Pollution And Health

In industrial cities, where air is highly polluted due to smoke and where smoke-fog (smog) exists most of the time at night or in the mornings, death rate appears to be high on account of

A

eye diseases

B

skin diseases

C

lung diseases

D

heart diseases

E

Both c & d

View answer & explanation Ans: Both c & d

Correct Answer: Both c & d

Deaths in smog-bound industrial cities are attributed to both lung diseases and heart diseases, the book's option E.

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Atomic Particles

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Q 43 Everyday Science Atomic Particles

A proton is

A

lighter than electron

B

heavier than electron

C

as heavy or light as electron

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: heavier than electron

Correct Answer: heavier than electron

A proton is much heavier than an electron (about 1836 times its mass).

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Nutrition

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Q 44 Everyday Science Nutrition

Of the following, the best source of protein is?

A

fish

B

beans

C

apples

D

butter

View answer & explanation Ans: fish

Correct Answer: fish

Fish is the best source of protein among the options, being rich in complete protein.

Q 60 Everyday Science Nutrition

Proteins are obtained from

A

butter, ghee, vegetable oils

B

milk, meat, eggs, soya beans

C

sugar, potatoes

D

wheat, rice

View answer & explanation Ans: milk, meat, eggs, soya beans

Correct Answer: milk, meat, eggs, soya beans

Proteins are obtained from milk, meat, eggs and soya beans.

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Human Body

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Q 45 Everyday Science Human Body

Insulin is secreted by?

A

liver

B

pancreas

C

pituitary

D

None above

View answer & explanation Ans: pancreas

Correct Answer: pancreas

Insulin is secreted by the pancreas (by its beta cells).

Q 46 Everyday Science Human Body

The blood-system of man is?

A

closed

B

open

C

open in place

D

open at one end

View answer & explanation Ans: closed

Correct Answer: closed

The blood system of man is a closed system — blood stays within vessels.

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Viscosity

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Q 47 Everyday Science Viscosity

With increase in temperature the viscosity of

A

gases decreases and liquid increases

B

gases increases and liquids decrease

C

both gases and liquids increases

D

both gases and liquids decrease

View answer & explanation Ans: gases increases and liquids decrease

Correct Answer: gases increases and liquids decrease

With rising temperature, the viscosity of gases increases while that of liquids decreases.

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Diseases

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Q 48 Everyday Science Diseases

Leukaemia is a type of cancer in which there is an abnormal increase in number of?

A

bone, cells

B

platelets

C

red blood cells

D

white blood cells

View answer & explanation Ans: white blood cells

Correct Answer: white blood cells

Leukaemia is a cancer with an abnormal increase in white blood cells.

Q 59 Everyday Science Diseases

Anaemia is the body condition when-

A

there is marked reduction of white cells in blood

B

there is marked reduction of red cells in blood

C

the heart fails to function properly

D

the liver is upset or damaged

View answer & explanation Ans: there is marked reduction of red cells in blood

Correct Answer: there is marked reduction of red cells in blood

Anaemia is the body condition when there is a marked reduction of red cells in the blood.

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Viruses

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Q 49 Everyday Science Viruses

The life functions that a virus apparently performs are:

A

respiration and reproduction

B

reproduction and locomotion

C

locomotion and respiration

D

excretion and digestion

View answer & explanation Ans: excretion and digestion

Correct Answer: excretion and digestion

The book keys excretion and digestion, but strictly a virus only reproduces inside a host cell and performs none of these life functions on its own.

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Radiation

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Q 50 Everyday Science Radiation

Out of the following radiations the maximum energy of the photon is with

A

Visible blue light

B

Yellow light

C

X-rays

D

Infrared rays

View answer & explanation Ans: X-rays

Correct Answer: X-rays

X-rays carry more energy per photon than visible blue light, yellow light or infrared rays.

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Inventions

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Q 51 Everyday Science Inventions

The telephone was invented by:

A

Alexander Fleming

B

Morse

C

Marconi

D

Bell

View answer & explanation Ans: Bell

Correct Answer: Bell

The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell.

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Energy Sources

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Q 52 Everyday Science Energy Sources

What will be the main source of energy for man in the distant future?

A

oil

B

natural gas

C

coal

D

atomic energy

View answer & explanation Ans: atomic energy

Correct Answer: atomic energy

Atomic energy is the book's answer for man's main energy source in the distant future.

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Colours

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Q 53 Everyday Science Colours

It is possible to have some colours by mixing other colours together. They are called:

A

secondary colours

B

primary colours

C

light colours

D

faded colours

View answer & explanation Ans: secondary colours

Correct Answer: secondary colours

Colours made by mixing other colours are called secondary colours.

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Temperature Scales

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Q 54 Everyday Science Temperature Scales

The zero of a Fahrenheit is equals to:

A

0

B

-18°C

C

18°F

D

14°F

View answer & explanation Ans: -18°C

Correct Answer: -18°C

Zero degrees Fahrenheit equals -17.78 degrees Celsius, rounded to -18 degrees Celsius.

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Coal Formation

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Q 55 Everyday Science Coal Formation

Coal is the remains of

A

lakes of lava that got trapped beneath the earth

B

various chemicals that acted on- each other under the weight of overground earth

C

ancient trees and plants

D

lava

View answer & explanation Ans: ancient trees and plants

Correct Answer: ancient trees and plants

Coal is the remains of ancient trees and plants buried and compressed over millions of years.

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Twinkling Stars

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Q 56 Everyday Science Twinkling Stars

The stars twinkle because

A

they stop and then start shining occasionally

B

they are a conglomeration of many stars which shine but one at a time

C

of the disturbances in the atmosphere of different densities

D

of the presence of strong winds

View answer & explanation Ans: of the disturbances in the atmosphere of different densities

Correct Answer: of the disturbances in the atmosphere of different densities

Stars twinkle because of disturbances in the atmosphere of different densities bending their light.

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Evaporation

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Q 57 Everyday Science Evaporation

Evaporation causes

A

coolness

B

heat

C

humidity

D

dryness

View answer & explanation Ans: coolness

Correct Answer: coolness

Evaporation causes coolness, because the escaping molecules carry heat away from the surface.

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Solar System

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Q 58 Everyday Science Solar System

Which planet of the Solar system has the shortest year?

A

Earth

B

Jupiter

C

Neptune

D

Mercury

View answer & explanation Ans: Mercury

Correct Answer: Mercury

Mercury, closest to the Sun, has the shortest year (about 88 Earth days).

Subject 4

Islamic Studies

10 MCQs
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Topic Section

Prophets In Quran

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Q 61 Islamic Studies Prophets In Quran

Messengers mentioned in the Quran are?

A

23

B

26

C

28

D

20

View answer & explanation Ans: 26

Correct Answer: 26

The book keys 26 messengers mentioned in the Quran; the commonly cited count of prophets named in the Quran is 25.

Q 62 Islamic Studies Prophets In Quran

Which Prophet is most mentioned in Quran?

A

Jesus (A.S.)

B

Dawooq (A.S.)

C

Moses (A.S.)

D

Shoaib (A.S.)

View answer & explanation Ans: Moses (A.S.)

Correct Answer: Moses (A.S.)

Moses (Musa A.S.) is the prophet most mentioned in the Quran, by name more than any other.

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Prophets And Scriptures

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Q 63 Islamic Studies Prophets And Scriptures

Sahaif revealed on Idrees (A.S.) were?

A

30

B

40

C

50

D

20

View answer & explanation Ans: 30

Correct Answer: 30

According to the traditional count, 30 scrolls (Sahaif) were revealed to Idris (A.S.).

Q 68 Islamic Studies Prophets And Scriptures

"Sahaif" revealed on Ibrahim (A.S) were?

A

3

B

4

C

5

D

7

View answer & explanation Ans: 3

Correct Answer: 3

The hadith count of scrolls given to Ibrahim (A.S.) is 10, which is not among the options; the book keys 3.

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Titles Of Prophets

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Q 64 Islamic Studies Titles Of Prophets

Who is called "Khateeb-Ul-Anmbia"?

A

Hood (A.S)

B

Nuh (A.S.)

C

Shoaib (A.S)

D

Moses (A.S.)

View answer & explanation Ans: Shoaib (A.S)

Correct Answer: Shoaib (A.S)

Shoaib (A.S.) is called Khateeb-ul-Anbiya, the orator among the prophets.

Q 66 Islamic Studies Titles Of Prophets

Who is called "Zul-Nun"?

A

Moosa (A.S)

B

Younas(A.S)

C

Jesus (A.S)

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Younas(A.S)

Correct Answer: Younas(A.S)

Yunus (A.S.) is called Zul-Nun, the man of the fish.

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Prophets

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Q 65 Islamic Studies Prophets

Who could play flute very well?

A

Hood (A.S)

B

Nuh (A.S.)

C

Yaqoob (A.S)

D

Moses (A.S.)

View answer & explanation Ans: Hood (A.S)

Correct Answer: Hood (A.S)

The melodious voice compared to a flute (mizmar) belongs to Dawud (A.S.), who is not among the options; the book keys Hood (A.S.).

Q 67 Islamic Studies Prophets

Which messenger made "Soap"?

A

Younas (A.S)

B

Nuh (A.S.)

C

Saleh (A.S)

D

Sheesh (A.S.)

View answer & explanation Ans: Saleh (A.S)

Correct Answer: Saleh (A.S)

The book keys Saleh (A.S.) for the soap-making item; this traditional attribution is not independently verifiable.

Q 69 Islamic Studies Prophets

Ayub (A.S.) was well-known for?

A

Tolerance

B

Patience

C

Love

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Patience

Correct Answer: Patience

Ayub (A.S.) was well-known for patience in the face of suffering.

Q 70 Islamic Studies Prophets

How many Prophets came to Israil?

A

50 thousand

B

60 thousand

C

70 thousand

D

40 thousand

View answer & explanation Ans: 70 thousand

Correct Answer: 70 thousand

The book keys 70 thousand prophets sent to Bani Israel, a traditional figure.

Subject 5

General Knowledge

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Topic Section

Pakistan Oilfields

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Q 71 General Knowledge Pakistan Oilfields

Largest oil field in Pakistan is?

A

Mazari

B

Balkasaar

C

Pidh

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Balkasaar

Correct Answer: Balkasaar

Balkassar (Balkasaar) is the book's answer for Pakistan's largest oil field.

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Pakistan Railways

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Q 72 General Knowledge Pakistan Railways

Highest Railway station in Pakistan is?

A

Landi Kotal

B

Pishin

C

Kan Mehtarzai

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Kan Mehtarzai

Correct Answer: Kan Mehtarzai

Kan Mehtarzai is the highest railway station in Pakistan.

Q 82 General Knowledge Pakistan Railways

Length of first Railway Track was?

A

86 Km

B

169 Km

C

96 Km

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: 169 Km

Correct Answer: 169 Km

Pakistan's first railway track, Karachi to Kotri (1861), was 169 km long.

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Pakistan Geography

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Q 73 General Knowledge Pakistan Geography

Coldest place in Pakistan is?

A

Skardu

B

Ayubia

C

Nathia gali

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Skardu

Correct Answer: Skardu

Skardu is the book's answer for the coldest place in Pakistan.

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Pakistan Institutions

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Q 74 General Knowledge Pakistan Institutions

Pakistan's first women bank was established in?

A

1987

B

1989

C

1990

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 1989

Correct Answer: 1989

Pakistan's first women bank was established in 1989 (the First Women Bank, December 1989).

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Pakistan History

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Q 75 General Knowledge Pakistan History

First Pakistani Postal stamp was issued in?

A

August 1948

B

July 1948

C

June 1948

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: July 1948

Correct Answer: July 1948

Pakistan's first postal stamps were issued in July 1948.

Q 76 General Knowledge Pakistan History

First foreign Minister of Pakistan was?

A

Ghulam Muhammad

B

Abdur Rab Nishter

C

Zafarullah Khan

D

Liaqat Ali Khan

View answer & explanation Ans: Zafarullah Khan

Correct Answer: Zafarullah Khan

Sir Muhammad Zafarullah Khan was Pakistan's first foreign minister (1947-1954).

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Pakistan Census

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Q 77 General Knowledge Pakistan Census

First census was conducted in Pakistan in?

A

1951

B

1953

C

1952

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: 1951

Correct Answer: 1951

Pakistan's first census was conducted in 1951.

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International Organisations

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Q 78 General Knowledge International Organisations

The headquarters of FAO is:

A

Rome

B

Paris

C

Geneva

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Rome

Correct Answer: Rome

The headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is in Rome.

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Pakistan Dams

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Q 79 General Knowledge Pakistan Dams

Warsak dam is built on river

A

Korang

B

Kabul

C

Indus

D

Chenab

View answer & explanation Ans: Kabul

Correct Answer: Kabul

Warsak Dam is built on the Kabul River.

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Pakistan Motorways

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Q 80 General Knowledge Pakistan Motorways

The longest. Motorway is?

A

M5

B

M2

C

M8

D

M1

View answer & explanation Ans: M8

Correct Answer: M8

The M8 (Ratodero-Gwadar) is Pakistan's longest motorway.

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Pakistan Infrastructure

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Q 81 General Knowledge Pakistan Infrastructure

Road density of Pakistan is?

A

0.3 Km

B

0.5 Km

C

1.5 Km

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: 0.3 Km

Correct Answer: 0.3 Km

The book's era figure for Pakistan's road density is 0.3 km.

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Pakistan Economy

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Q 83 General Knowledge Pakistan Economy

Second major profession in Pakistan is?

A

Agriculture

B

Trade

C

Industry

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Industry

Correct Answer: Industry

The book's era answer for Pakistan's second major profession, after agriculture, is industry.

Q 86 General Knowledge Pakistan Economy

The biggest industry of Pakistan is?

A

Cement

B

Sugar

C

Textile

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Textile

Correct Answer: Textile

Textile is Pakistan's biggest industry.

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Pakistan Demographics

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Q 84 General Knowledge Pakistan Demographics

The ratio of Urdu speaking population is?

A

8%

B

12%

C

15%

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: 8%

Correct Answer: 8%

The book's era figure for the Urdu-speaking share of Pakistan's population is 8% (about 7.6% in the 1998 census).

Q 85 General Knowledge Pakistan Demographics

The number of Pakistan-population-wise is?

A

8th

B

6th

C

10th

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: 6th

Correct Answer: 6th

Around 2007 Pakistan ranked 6th in the world by population, the book's era answer.

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Pakistan Minerals

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Q 87 General Knowledge Pakistan Minerals

China clay is found in?

A

Mangora

B

Sandak

C

Margala Hills

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Margala Hills

Correct Answer: Margala Hills

The book keys the Margala Hills for china clay in Pakistan.

Q 88 General Knowledge Pakistan Minerals

Total iron ore reserves in Pakistan are?

A

400 million tones

B

500 million tones

C

480 million tones

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: 500 million tones

Correct Answer: 500 million tones

The book's era figure for Pakistan's total iron ore reserves is 500 million tonnes.

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Pakistan Energy Projects

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Q 89 General Knowledge Pakistan Energy Projects

Pakistan-Turkmenistan gas pipeline project will be sponsored by?

A

World Bank

B

Islamic Bank

C

Asian development Bank

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Asian development Bank

Correct Answer: Asian development Bank

The Asian Development Bank sponsored the Pakistan-Turkmenistan gas pipeline project (the TAPI project, for which ADB acted as transaction adviser).

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Pakistan Canals

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Q 90 General Knowledge Pakistan Canals

Upper Swat Canal starts from?

A

Malakand

B

Kabul

C

Jhelum

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Malakand

Correct Answer: Malakand

The Upper Swat Canal starts from Malakand (its headworks at Amandara).

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World Capitals

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Q 91 General Knowledge World Capitals

Warsaw is the capital of

A

Norway

B

Bulgaria

C

Poland

D

Belgium

View answer & explanation Ans: Poland

Correct Answer: Poland

Warsaw is the capital of Poland.

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Saints Of Pakistan

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Q 92 General Knowledge Saints Of Pakistan

Muslim Saint Baba ___ Fareed Ganj Shakar is buried at

A

Kot Mithan

B

Pakpattan

C

Multan

D

Gahawalpur

View answer & explanation Ans: Pakpattan

Correct Answer: Pakpattan

Baba Fareed Ganj Shakar is buried at Pakpattan.

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Solar System

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Q 93 General Knowledge Solar System

Only one planet in the Solar System has an atmosphere which is

A

Earth

B

Mercury

C

Pluto

D

Venus

View answer & explanation Ans: Earth

Correct Answer: Earth

Earth is the only planet in the Solar System with a life-supporting atmosphere, the book's keyed answer.

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World Geography

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Q 97 General Knowledge World Geography

The largest Island in the world is

A

Australia

B

Japan

C

Green Land

D

Indonesia

View answer & explanation Ans: Green Land

Correct Answer: Green Land

Greenland is the world's largest island; Australia is a continent, not an island.

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World Languages

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Q 98 General Knowledge World Languages

Which of the following languages is spoken by the largest number of people in the world?

A

Chinese

B

English

C

Arabic

D

French

View answer & explanation Ans: Chinese

Correct Answer: Chinese

Chinese (Mandarin) is spoken by the largest number of people in the world as a first language.

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Earth Rotation

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Q 99 General Knowledge Earth Rotation

The rotation of earth around its axis causes

A

Summer & Winter

B

Summer

C

Day & Night

D

Winter

View answer & explanation Ans: Day & Night

Correct Answer: Day & Night

The rotation of the Earth around its axis causes day and night.

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