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Junior Investigation Officer Past Paper 2012 Solved MCQs

Solved NTS Junior Investigation Officer (NAB) past paper 2012 — 100 MCQs with verified answers and explanations. Free online practice for NTS, FPSC, PPSC and all one-paper exams. Covers Law, General Knowledge, English, Mathematics, Pakistan Studies.

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The NTS General Knowledge paper for Junior Investigation Officer, NAB, from 2012 (Model Paper 50) contains 100 MCQs — 40 on Law (PPC, CrPC and CPC provisions) plus General Knowledge, English, Mathematics, Pakistan Studies, Geography, Everyday Science and History — with verified answers and a factual explanation for every question. Five printed key errors were corrected to the standard answer (the cube-series non-member 256, the geometric-series 8th term 4,374, amendment of a party's own pleading, pleadings containing material facts, and the CPC section 16 forum for immovable property), and 20 further items are flagged with notes, including the defective Q37 stem, the five-year misappropriation term, and key-only law items.

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Subject 1

Everyday Science

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Hookworm Entry Through Feet

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Q 1 Everyday Science Hookworm Entry Through Feet

A round worm that enters man's body through the soles of the feet is:

A

Leech

B

Hookworm

C

Tapeworm

D

Trichina

View answer & explanation Ans: Hookworm

Correct Answer: Hookworm

Hookworm larvae enter the body by penetrating the skin, typically through the soles of bare feet.

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Tetanus Open Wounds

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Q 2 Everyday Science Tetanus Open Wounds

In which of the following diseases do the germs enter through open wounds?

A

Malaria

B

Tuberculosis

C

Typhoid

D

Tetanus

View answer & explanation Ans: Tetanus

Correct Answer: Tetanus

Tetanus germs (Clostridium tetani) enter the body through open wounds.

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Ribosome Protein Synthesis

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Q 26 Everyday Science Ribosome Protein Synthesis

The part of the cell which is essential for protein synthesis is:

A

Chloroplast

B

Ribosome

C

Golgi bodies

D

Chromosomes

View answer & explanation Ans: Ribosome

Correct Answer: Ribosome

The ribosome is the part of the cell essential for protein synthesis.

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Athletes Energy Source

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Q 27 Everyday Science Athletes Energy Source

Which is the urgent source of energy available for athletes?

A

Carbohydrates

B

Fats

C

Proteins

D

Vitamins

View answer & explanation Ans: Carbohydrates

Correct Answer: Carbohydrates

Carbohydrates are the urgent, readily available source of energy for athletes.

Subject 2

Geography

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K 2 Height 8616 M

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Q 3 Geography K 2 Height 8616 M

Which is the highest peak with a height of 8616 m above sea level?

A

Nanga Parbat

B

K-2

C

Tirich Mir

D

None of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: K-2

Correct Answer: K-2

K-2, at 8,616 metres above sea level, is the peak of that height.

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Highest Pass Of Pakistan

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Q 4 Geography Highest Pass Of Pakistan

Which Pass is the highest Pass of Pakistan?

A

Khunjerab Pass

B

Malakand Pass

C

Muztagh Pass

D

Khan Kun Pass

View answer & explanation Ans: Muztagh Pass

Correct Answer: Muztagh Pass

Muztagh Pass, at about 5,400 metres, is higher than Khunjerab Pass at 4,693 metres.

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McMahon Line

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Q 25 Geography McMahon Line

McMahon line is the border between

A

India and China

B

India and Nepal

C

India and Pakistan

D

India and Burma

View answer & explanation Ans: India and China

Correct Answer: India and China

The McMahon Line is the border between India and China.

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Dublin River

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Q 28 Geography Dublin River

Dublin is situated on bank of river

A

Nile River

B

Rhine River

C

Liffey River

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Liffey River

Correct Answer: Liffey River

Dublin is situated on the bank of the River Liffey.

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River Crossing Equator Twice

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Q 29 Geography River Crossing Equator Twice

Which river crosses the Equator twice?

A

Amazon River

B

Congo River

C

Nile River

D

Indus River

View answer & explanation Ans: Congo River

Correct Answer: Congo River

The Congo River crosses the Equator twice on its course.

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Bonn River

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Q 30 Geography Bonn River

Bonn is situated on bank of river

A

Delaware River

B

Elbe River

C

Rhine River

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Rhine River

Correct Answer: Rhine River

Bonn is situated on the bank of the River Rhine.

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Largest Continent By Population

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Q 34 Geography Largest Continent By Population

Which is the largest continent (population wise) of the world?

A

America

B

Asia

C

Europe

D

Australia

View answer & explanation Ans: Asia

Correct Answer: Asia

Asia is the largest continent by population in the world.

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Pretoria South Africa

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Q 37 Geography Pretoria South Africa

Pretoria is the name of Airport

A

China

B

Japan

C

Russia

D

South Africa

View answer & explanation Ans: South Africa

Correct Answer: South Africa

Pretoria is a city in South Africa.

Subject 3

General Knowledge

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Wellesley Subsidiary Alliance

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Q 5 General Knowledge Wellesley Subsidiary Alliance

Lord Wellesley greatly extended the British Dominion through

A

Doctrine of Lapse

B

Subsidiary alliance

C

Partitioning of India

D

Annexing princely states

View answer & explanation Ans: Subsidiary alliance

Correct Answer: Subsidiary alliance

Lord Wellesley greatly extended British dominion in India through the Subsidiary Alliance system.

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Second Round Table Prime Minister

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Q 6 General Knowledge Second Round Table Prime Minister

Who was the British Prime Minister at the time of Second Round Table Conference?

A

Ramsay MacDonald

B

Clement Attlee

C

Neville Chamberlain

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Ramsay MacDonald

Correct Answer: Ramsay MacDonald

Ramsay MacDonald was the British Prime Minister at the time of the Second Round Table Conference in 1931.

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NATO Membership 2012

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Q 9 General Knowledge NATO Membership 2012

Total membership of NATO has risen to:

A

27 members

B

30 members

C

28 members

D

23 members

View answer & explanation Ans: 28 members

Correct Answer: 28 members

NATO membership had risen to 28 members by 2012, after Albania and Croatia joined in 2009.

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World Bank Other Name

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Q 10 General Knowledge World Bank Other Name

What is the other name of World Bank?

A

International Monetary Fund

B

International Bank for Development

C

None of them

View answer & explanation Ans: International Bank for Development

Correct Answer: International Bank for Development

The World Bank's other name is the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD).

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Land Of Flying Fish

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Q 18 General Knowledge Land Of Flying Fish

'Land of the Flying Fish' is nick name of:

A

Barbados

B

Trinidad

C

Myanmar

D

Gibraltar

View answer & explanation Ans: Barbados

Correct Answer: Barbados

Barbados is nicknamed the Land of the Flying Fish.

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Red Cross Establishment

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Q 21 General Knowledge Red Cross Establishment

When Red Cross was established by Jean Henri Durant?

A

1860

B

1861

C

1864

D

1867

View answer & explanation Ans: 1864

Correct Answer: 1864

The Red Cross movement dates to Jean Henri Dunant's work, with the first Geneva Convention in 1864.

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Red Cross Flag

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Q 22 General Knowledge Red Cross Flag

Flag of Red Cross is the reverse of the flag of

A

Germany

B

Switzerland

C

England

D

Sweden

View answer & explanation Ans: Switzerland

Correct Answer: Switzerland

The Red Cross flag is the reverse of the flag of Switzerland, a red cross on white.

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Not The Whole Truth Author

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Q 23 General Knowledge Not The Whole Truth Author

Name the author of 'Not the Whole Truth'

A

M.R. Kiani

B

Munir Ahmad

C

S.A. Rahman

D

A.R. Cornelius

View answer & explanation Ans: M.R. Kiani

Correct Answer: M.R. Kiani

The book keys M.R. Kiani as the author of 'Not the Whole Truth'.

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First Artificial Satellite

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Q 24 General Knowledge First Artificial Satellite

The first artificial satellite was launched in

A

October 4, 1951

B

October 4, 1961

C

October 4, 1957

D

October 4, 1967

View answer & explanation Ans: October 4, 1957

Correct Answer: October 4, 1957

The first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, was launched on 4 October 1957.

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Livingstone Zambia Victoria Falls

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Q 31 General Knowledge Livingstone Zambia Victoria Falls

Name the Person who discovered Zambia and Victoria Falls from 1852-73?

A

David Living Stone

B

Jacquies Lartier

C

Adam Kus

D

Daniel Arap

View answer & explanation Ans: David Living Stone

Correct Answer: David Living Stone

David Livingstone explored Zambia and discovered Victoria Falls in the 1852-73 period.

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First US Space Station

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Q 32 General Knowledge First US Space Station

America launched its first space station in

A

1963

B

1969

C

1973

D

1978

View answer & explanation Ans: 1973

Correct Answer: 1973

America launched its first space station, Skylab, in 1973.

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Nobel Prizes Second Country

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Q 33 General Knowledge Nobel Prizes Second Country

Which country got more Nobel Prizes after USA?

A

France

B

Germany

C

UK

D

Russia

View answer & explanation Ans: UK

Correct Answer: UK

After the USA, the UK has won the most Nobel Prizes.

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Youngest Olympic Medallist

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Q 35 General Knowledge Youngest Olympic Medallist

Who is the youngest medal woman in Olympic history?

A

Roald Amundsen

B

Alexei Leonov

C

Neil Alden

D

Neol Vandernotte (rowing)

View answer & explanation Ans: Neol Vandernotte (rowing)

Correct Answer: Neol Vandernotte (rowing)

Noel Vandernotte, aged 12 in rowing at the 1936 Olympics, was the youngest medallist offered.

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FSB Country

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Q 38 General Knowledge FSB Country

FSB is the Intelligence agency of:

A

USA

B

Russia

C

China

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Russia

Correct Answer: Russia

The FSB is the intelligence agency of Russia.

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Wimbledon Location

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Q 39 General Knowledge Wimbledon Location

Wimbledon known for lawn tennis courts is in:

A

London

B

New York

C

Washington

D

Geneva

View answer & explanation Ans: London

Correct Answer: London

Wimbledon, known for its lawn tennis courts, is in London.

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Golan Heights Countries

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Q 40 General Knowledge Golan Heights Countries

Golan Heights belonging to countries:

A

Syria and Israel

B

Israel and Iraq

C

Iran and Iraq

D

Kuwait and Iraq

View answer & explanation Ans: Syria and Israel

Correct Answer: Syria and Israel

The Golan Heights are disputed between Syria and Israel.

Subject 4

English

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Ad Finem Meaning

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Q 7 English Ad Finem Meaning

What do you understand by ad finem?

A

From the beginning

B

To the end

C

Among other things

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: To the end

Correct Answer: To the end

Ad finem means to the end.

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Amicus Curiae Meaning

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Q 8 English Amicus Curiae Meaning

What do you understand by Amicus Curiae?

A

Friend of court

B

Ambassador who invited to solve the crisis

C

All that goes to make a break of law

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Friend of court

Correct Answer: Friend of court

Amicus curiae means a friend of the court.

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Drew Out Preposition

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Q 41 English Drew Out Preposition

The police drew ___ the truth from the thief.

A

on

B

with

C

over

D

out

View answer & explanation Ans: out

Correct Answer: out

The police drew out the truth from the thief.

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Deposited With Preposition

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Q 42 English Deposited With Preposition

Amna has deposited five thousand rupees ___ the Bank of Alfalah.

A

in

B

with

C

for

D

against

View answer & explanation Ans: with

Correct Answer: with

Amna deposited five thousand rupees with the Bank of Alfalah, in the book's phrasing.

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Invisible Meaning

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Q 43 English Invisible Meaning

A thing which cannot be seen:

A

Invisible

B

visible

C

Invincible

D

fatalist

View answer & explanation Ans: Invisible

Correct Answer: Invisible

A thing which cannot be seen is invisible.

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Bellicose Meaning

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Q 44 English Bellicose Meaning

What is the meaning of Bellicose?

A

Peaceful

B

agile

C

Stupefy

D

pugnacious

View answer & explanation Ans: pugnacious

Correct Answer: pugnacious

Bellicose means pugnacious, warlike.

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Capricious Meaning

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Q 45 English Capricious Meaning

What is the meaning of Capricious?

A

Constant

B

uncertain

C

Pause

D

brave

View answer & explanation Ans: uncertain

Correct Answer: uncertain

Capricious means uncertain, changeable.

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Desuetude Meaning

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Q 46 English Desuetude Meaning

What is the meaning of Desuetude?

A

Custom

B

obsoleteness

C

Argue

D

dissent

View answer & explanation Ans: obsoleteness

Correct Answer: obsoleteness

Desuetude means obsoleteness, disuse.

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Disposed Of Preposition

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Q 47 English Disposed Of Preposition

He has disposed ___ his house.

A

of

B

in

C

at

D

from

View answer & explanation Ans: of

Correct Answer: of

He has disposed of his house.

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Averse To Preposition

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Q 48 English Averse To Preposition

He is averse ___ hard work.

A

on

B

to

C

upon

D

with

View answer & explanation Ans: to

Correct Answer: to

He is averse to hard work.

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Taken To Drinking

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Q 49 English Taken To Drinking

He has recently taken ___ drinking.

A

on

B

from

C

for

D

to

View answer & explanation Ans: to

Correct Answer: to

He has recently taken to drinking.

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Prefer Death To Preposition

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Q 50 English Prefer Death To Preposition

I prefer death ___ dishonor.

A

to

B

than

C

from

D

in

View answer & explanation Ans: to

Correct Answer: to

I prefer death to dishonour.

Subject 5

Mathematics

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Inch To Millimetres

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Q 11 Mathematics Inch To Millimetres

One inch is equal to ___ millimeters

A

22.70

B

25.40

C

26.50

D

28.30

View answer & explanation Ans: 25.40

Correct Answer: 25.40

One inch is equal to 25.40 millimetres.

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250 Percent Of 36

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Q 51 Mathematics 250 Percent Of 36

Find 250% of 36

A

90

B

80

C

60

D

20

View answer & explanation Ans: 90

Correct Answer: 90

250% of 36 is 90.

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Academy Arithmetic Percentage

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Q 52 Mathematics Academy Arithmetic Percentage

In a given academy, 720 of the 960 new students will study arithmetic during their first year. What percentage of the new students will study arithmetic during their first year?

A

25%

B

50%

C

75%

D

100%

View answer & explanation Ans: 75%

Correct Answer: 75%

720 out of 960 students is 75% studying arithmetic in their first year.

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Simple Interest Principal

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Q 53 Mathematics Simple Interest Principal

An investment pays 8% simple interest per year. If the investment earns 84 interests in the first year, then how much money was originally invested?

A

1050

B

1010

C

1025

D

1000

View answer & explanation Ans: 1050

Correct Answer: 1050

At 8% simple interest, interest of 84 in one year implies a principal of 84 / 0.08 = 1,050.

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Race Pace Per 15 Minutes

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Q 54 Mathematics Race Pace Per 15 Minutes

If Aslam wants to finish a 16 kilometer race in no more than 2 hours, then what is the minimum distance in kilometers that she should run every 15 minutes?

A

5 kilometers

B

2 kilometers

C

8 kilometers

D

3 kilometers

View answer & explanation Ans: 2 kilometers

Correct Answer: 2 kilometers

16 kilometres in 2 hours is 8 kilometres per hour, which is 2 kilometres every 15 minutes.

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Rounding To Hundredth

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Q 55 Mathematics Rounding To Hundredth

Round to the nearest hundredth: 6.4562

A

6.45

B

6.46

C

6.47

D

6.48

View answer & explanation Ans: 6.46

Correct Answer: 6.46

Rounded to the nearest hundredth, 6.4562 is 6.46.

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Cube Series Non Member

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Q 56 Mathematics Cube Series Non Member

Which of the following will not be a number of the series 1,8,27,64,125,.......?

A

256

B

512

C

729

D

1000

View answer & explanation Ans: 256

Correct Answer: 256

In the cube series 1, 8, 27, 64, 125, the next cubes are 216, 343, 512 and 1,000, so 256 is the number that is not in the series.

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Geometric Series Term 1280

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Q 57 Mathematics Geometric Series Term 1280

Which term of the series 5,10,20,40,............is 1280?

A

10th

B

9th

C

8th

D

none of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 9th

Correct Answer: 9th

In the series 5, 10, 20, 40, doubling each time, 1,280 is the 9th term (5 x 2^8).

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Geometric Series 8th Term

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Q 58 Mathematics Geometric Series 8th Term

In the series 2,6,18,54,........what will be the 8th term?

A

4370

B

4374

C

7443

D

7434

View answer & explanation Ans: 4374

Correct Answer: 4374

In the series 2, 6, 18, 54 with ratio 3, the 8th term is 2 x 3^7 = 4,374.

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ARISE Arrangements

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Q 59 Mathematics ARISE Arrangements

In how many different ways can the letters of the word 'ARISE' be arranged?

A

90

B

60

C

180

D

120

View answer & explanation Ans: 120

Correct Answer: 120

The five distinct letters of ARISE can be arranged in 5! = 120 different ways.

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Compound Interest Annuity

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Q 60 Mathematics Compound Interest Annuity

A man takes loans of Rs.1000 at the beginning of each year at 5% per annum compound interest. Find the accumulated amount to the nearest rupee, he will thus have at the end of 3 years.

A

Rs. 3714.63

B

Rs. 3154.63

C

Rs. 3310.13

D

Rs. 3745.73

View answer & explanation Ans: Rs. 3310.13

Correct Answer: Rs. 3310.13

Rs. 1,000 at the start of each year at 5% compound interest accumulates to 1,050 + 1,102.50 + 1,157.63 = Rs. 3,310.13 after 3 years.

Subject 6

Pakistan Studies

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Largest Province By Area

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Q 12 Pakistan Studies Largest Province By Area

The largest province of Pakistan according to area is

A

Punjab

B

NWFP

C

Sindh

D

Baluchistan

View answer & explanation Ans: Baluchistan

Correct Answer: Baluchistan

Baluchistan is the largest province of Pakistan by area.

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Biggest Library In Pakistan

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Q 13 Pakistan Studies Biggest Library In Pakistan

Name the biggest library found in Pakistan

A

Quaid-e-Azam library

B

Punjab library

C

Karachi library

D

None of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: Punjab library

Correct Answer: Punjab library

The book keys the Punjab library as the biggest library found in Pakistan.

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First Motorway Of Pakistan

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Q 14 Pakistan Studies First Motorway Of Pakistan

Name the first Motorway of Pakistan?

A

Peshawar-Islamabad motorway

B

Pindi Bhattian-Faisalabad motorway

C

Karachi-Hyderabad motorway

D

Islamabad-Lahore motorway

View answer & explanation Ans: Islamabad-Lahore motorway

Correct Answer: Islamabad-Lahore motorway

The Islamabad-Lahore motorway (M-2) was Pakistan's first motorway.

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First SBP Governor

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Q 15 Pakistan Studies First SBP Governor

Who was the first Governor of State Bank of Pakistan?

A

Ishrat Kamal

B

Saeed Hamid

C

Zahid Hussain

D

None of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: Zahid Hussain

Correct Answer: Zahid Hussain

Zahid Hussain was the first Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan, serving from 1948.

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Bahawalpur Terrain

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Q 16 Pakistan Studies Bahawalpur Terrain

Bahawalpur is mostly consists of

A

Flood

B

Doaaba

C

Desert

D

Plateau areas

View answer & explanation Ans: Desert

Correct Answer: Desert

Bahawalpur consists mostly of desert, the Cholistan desert.

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Peshawar Mardan Plains

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Q 17 Pakistan Studies Peshawar Mardan Plains

Peshawar district and major part of Mardan district, are consisted of:

A

Hilly areas

B

Plain areas

C

Plateau areas

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Plain areas

Correct Answer: Plain areas

Peshawar district and the major part of Mardan district consist of plain areas.

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Pak India Boundary Length

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Q 19 Pakistan Studies Pak India Boundary Length

What is the total length of Pak-India boundary line?

A

1610 kilometers

B

1670 kilometers

C

1810 kilometers

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 1610 kilometers

Correct Answer: 1610 kilometers

The book's textbook figure for the total length of the Pak-India boundary line is 1,610 kilometres.

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Pakistan Coastline Length

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Q 20 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Coastline Length

What is the total length of coastline of Pakistan?

A

1020 km

B

1046 km

C

1095 km

D

1126 km

View answer & explanation Ans: 1046 km

Correct Answer: 1046 km

The total length of Pakistan's coastline is 1,046 kilometres.

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Lahore Resolution Presenter

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Q 36 Pakistan Studies Lahore Resolution Presenter

Who presented Lahore Resolution on 23rd March, 1940?

A

Allama Iqbal

B

Liaquat Ali Khan

C

A.K. Fazl-ul-Haq

D

Quaid-e-Azam

View answer & explanation Ans: A.K. Fazl-ul-Haq

Correct Answer: A.K. Fazl-ul-Haq

A.K. Fazl-ul-Haq presented the Lahore Resolution on 23 March 1940.

Subject 7

Laws

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Surety Undertaking

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Q 61 Laws Surety Undertaking

What is termed as person's undertaking to be liable for another's default or non-attendance at court?

A

Undertaking

B

Bail bond

C

Boil surety

D

Surety

View answer & explanation Ans: Surety

Correct Answer: Surety

A person's undertaking to be liable for another's default or non-attendance at court is a surety.

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Accused Person

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Q 62 Laws Accused Person

What is called the person who has allegedly committed the offence?

A

Offender

B

Guilty

C

Accused

D

Criminal

View answer & explanation Ans: Accused

Correct Answer: Accused

A person who has allegedly committed an offence is called the accused.

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High Court Judgment Alteration

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Q 63 Laws High Court Judgment Alteration

A High Court once given a judgment, can:

A

Alter it

B

Never alter it

C

Alter it only in case of clerical error

D

None of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: Alter it only in case of clerical error

Correct Answer: Alter it only in case of clerical error

A High Court, having given a judgment, can alter it only in case of a clerical error.

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Extortion Punishment

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Q 64 Laws Extortion Punishment

Punishment for extortion shall be:

A

Imprisonment extendable to 3years

B

Imprisonment extendable to 3years or fine

C

Imprisonment extendable to 3years or fine or both

D

Imprisonment extendable to 3years and fine

View answer & explanation Ans: Imprisonment extendable to 3years or fine or both

Correct Answer: Imprisonment extendable to 3years or fine or both

The punishment for extortion is imprisonment extendable to three years, or fine, or both.

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Dacoity Five Persons

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Q 65 Laws Dacoity Five Persons

A robbery becomes a dacoity if:

A

There are more than 3 persons

B

There are four or more than four person

C

There are five or more than five person

D

There are six or more than six persons

View answer & explanation Ans: There are five or more than five person

Correct Answer: There are five or more than five person

A robbery becomes dacoity when five or more persons conjointly commit it.

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Robbery Punishment

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Q 66 Laws Robbery Punishment

Punishment for robbery shall be:

A

Simple imprisonment which shall not be less than 5 years

B

Rigorous imprisonment which shall not be less than 5 years and not more than ten years and fine

C

Life imprisonment

D

Death penalty

View answer & explanation Ans: Rigorous imprisonment which shall not be less than 5 years and not more than ten years and fine

Correct Answer: Rigorous imprisonment which shall not be less than 5 years and not more than ten years and fine

The punishment for robbery is rigorous imprisonment of five to ten years and fine, as keyed in the book.

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Attempted Robbery Punishment

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Q 67 Laws Attempted Robbery Punishment

Anyone attempting to commit robbery shall be punished with:

A

Simple imprisonment extendable to seven years and fine

B

Rigorous imprisonment extendable to five years and fine

C

Rigorous imprisonment extendable to seven years and fine

D

Rigorous imprisonment extendable to nine years and fine

View answer & explanation Ans: Rigorous imprisonment extendable to seven years and fine

Correct Answer: Rigorous imprisonment extendable to seven years and fine

Attempting to commit robbery is punishable with rigorous imprisonment extendable to seven years and fine.

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Murder During Dacoity Punishment

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Q 68 Laws Murder During Dacoity Punishment

If anyone of the members of dacoits, commit a murder during dacoity, every member shall be punished with:

A

Death Penalty

B

Life Imprisonment

C

Rigorous imprisonment for a period not less than 5 years and not more than 10 years

D

All of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: All of the above

Correct Answer: All of the above

If murder is committed during dacoity, every member is punishable with death, life imprisonment, or rigorous imprisonment up to ten years, so all of the above.

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Dishonest Misappropriation Punishment

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Q 69 Laws Dishonest Misappropriation Punishment

Whoever dishonestly misappropriates any movable property shall be punished with:

A

Imprisonment extendable to five years

B

Imprisonment extendable to five years or fine

C

Imprisonment extendable to five years or fine or both

D

Imprisonment extendable to five years and fine

View answer & explanation Ans: Imprisonment extendable to five years or fine or both

Correct Answer: Imprisonment extendable to five years or fine or both

Dishonest misappropriation of movable property is punishable with imprisonment or fine or both, as keyed; the PPC section 403 term itself is two years, not the five years printed in every option.

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Death Sentence Confirmation

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Q 70 Laws Death Sentence Confirmation

A sentence of death, awarded by way of "Qisas" or "Tazir", shall not be executed, until:

A

Confirmed by Magisterial Court

B

Confirmed by Session Court

C

Confirmed by High Court

D

Confirmed by Supreme Court

View answer & explanation Ans: Confirmed by High Court

Correct Answer: Confirmed by High Court

A sentence of death by Qisas or Tazir shall not be executed until confirmed by the High Court.

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Specific Relief Act Section 9 Bars

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Q 71 Laws Specific Relief Act Section 9 Bars

Section 9 of Specific Relief Act does not allow:

A

A suit to be brought against federal government

B

A suit to be brought against provincial government

C

Any appeal from any order or decree passed in any suit instituted under section 9 itself

D

All of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: All of the above

Correct Answer: All of the above

Under section 9 of the Specific Relief Act, no suit may be brought against the Federal or a Provincial Government and no appeal lies from an order or decree in such a suit, so all of the above.

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Mesne Profit Under Section 9

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Q 72 Laws Mesne Profit Under Section 9

A court, for mesne profit, under section 9:

A

Can appoint receiver

B

Cannot appoint receiver

C

Cannot pass a decree for mesne profits prior to the suit

D

b & c

View answer & explanation Ans: b & c

Correct Answer: b & c

Under section 9, the court cannot appoint a receiver and cannot pass a decree for mesne profits prior to the suit, so both (b) and (c).

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Nuisance Legalized By Statute

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Q 73 Laws Nuisance Legalized By Statute

If the nuisance is legalized by statute, then:

A

Action will lie

B

No action will lie

C

It cannot be legalized

D

a & b

View answer & explanation Ans: No action will lie

Correct Answer: No action will lie

If a nuisance is legalised by statute, no action will lie, under the defence of statutory authority.

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Higher Court Application

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Q 74 Laws Higher Court Application

For review of a decision of a lower court or authority an application to a higher court or authority is submitted. What is called this application?

A

Petition

B

Repeal

C

Relief application

D

Appeal

View answer & explanation Ans: Appeal

Correct Answer: Appeal

An application to a higher court against a lower court's decision is keyed here as an appeal.

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Arbitration Award

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Q 75 Laws Arbitration Award

Result of an arbitration hearing or the amount of damages assessed by a court is called:

A

Decision

B

Award

C

Attachment

D

Orders

View answer & explanation Ans: Award

Correct Answer: Award

The result of an arbitration hearing, or damages assessed by a court, is called an award.

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Bail Release

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Q 76 Laws Bail Release

A defendant is released from custody until his/her next appearance in the court. What this process is called?

A

Parole

B

Warrants

C

Bail

D

Indemnity

View answer & explanation Ans: Bail

Correct Answer: Bail

A defendant released from custody until his next court appearance is on bail.

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Amendment Of Pleadings

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Q 77 Laws Amendment Of Pleadings

Amendment of pleadings under Order 6 Rule 16 to deals with the:

A

Amendment which a party desires in his own pleading.

B

Amendment which a party desires in his opponents pleadings.

C

Amendment of the decree.

View answer & explanation Ans: Amendment which a party desires in his own pleading.

Correct Answer: Amendment which a party desires in his own pleading.

Under CPC Order 6 Rule 17, a party amends his own pleading, not his opponent's.

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Substituted Service

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Q 78 Laws Substituted Service

Substituted service by the order of the court is:

A

As good-effectual as if it had been made personally.

B

Not as good as ordinary service.

C

It cannot be legalized

D

a & b

View answer & explanation Ans: As good-effectual as if it had been made personally.

Correct Answer: As good-effectual as if it had been made personally.

Substituted service by order of the court is as good and effectual as if it had been made personally.

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Pleadings Contents

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Q 79 Laws Pleadings Contents

Pleadings shall contain:

A

Material Facts

B

Evidence

C

Material Facts as well as evidence

View answer & explanation Ans: Material Facts

Correct Answer: Material Facts

Under CPC Order 6 Rule 2, pleadings must contain material facts, not the evidence proving them.

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CPC Section 99 Decree Reversal

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Q 80 Laws CPC Section 99 Decree Reversal

No decree shall be reversed or modified for error or irregularity not affecting:

A

The merits of the case

B

The jurisdiction of the court

C

Immaterial issue of law

D

a & b

View answer & explanation Ans: a & b

Correct Answer: a & b

Under CPC section 99, no decree is reversed or modified for an error or irregularity not affecting the merits of the case or the jurisdiction of the court, so (a) and (b).

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CPC Section 122 Rules

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Q 81 Laws CPC Section 122 Rules

Under section 122 of CPC, the High Courts may from time to time, after previous publication, made rules regulating:

A

Their own procedure

B

The procedure of the civil courts subject to their superintendence

C

The procedure of criminal courts subject to their superintendence

D

a & b

View answer & explanation Ans: a & b

Correct Answer: a & b

Under CPC section 122, High Courts may make rules regulating their own procedure and the procedure of the civil courts subject to their superintendence, so (a) and (b).

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CPC Section 122 First Schedule

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Q 82 Laws CPC Section 122 First Schedule

Under section 122 of CPC, the High Court may, under rules by themselves, alter, annul or add to all or any of the rules in:

A

First schedule

B

Second schedule

C

Third schedule

D

Fourth schedule

View answer & explanation Ans: First schedule

Correct Answer: First schedule

Under CPC section 122, the High Court may alter, annul or add to the rules in the First Schedule.

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CPC Section 16 Forum

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Q 83 Laws CPC Section 16 Forum

Subject to pecuniary or other limitations prescribed by any law, suits pertaining to any immovable property shall be instituted:

A

In the courts within the local limits of whose jurisdiction the property is situate

B

In the courts situated at a place where the cause of action has wholly arisen

C

The court situated at a place where the cause of action has partly arisen

D

All of the above.

View answer & explanation Ans: In the courts within the local limits of whose jurisdiction the property is situate

Correct Answer: In the courts within the local limits of whose jurisdiction the property is situate

Under CPC section 16, a suit for immovable property is instituted in the court within whose local limits the property is situate.

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CPC Section 17 Forum

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Q 84 Laws CPC Section 17 Forum

Suits, for immovable property situated within jurisdiction of different courts, shall be instituted in the court within the local limit of whose jurisdiction:

A

Any portion of the property is situate

B

The biggest portion of the property is situate

C

The smallest portion of the property is situate

D

None of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: Any portion of the property is situate

Correct Answer: Any portion of the property is situate

Where immovable property lies within the jurisdiction of different courts, the suit may be instituted in a court within whose jurisdiction any portion of the property is situate.

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Death Sentence Confirmation Signatures

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Q 85 Laws Death Sentence Confirmation Signatures

Confirmation of death sentence by the High Court must be signed by:

A

Two Judges

B

One Judge.

C

Three Judges.

View answer & explanation Ans: Two Judges

Correct Answer: Two Judges

Confirmation of a death sentence by the High Court must be signed by two Judges.

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CrPC Section 167 Custody Period

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Q 86 Laws CrPC Section 167 Custody Period

An accused can be detained in custody of police, by the order of the Magistrate under section 167 for a period of:

A

24 hours

B

15 days

C

3 months

D

6 months

View answer & explanation Ans: 15 days

Correct Answer: 15 days

Under CrPC section 167, an accused may be detained in police custody by a Magistrate's order for 15 days.

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CrPC Section 354

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Q 87 Laws CrPC Section 354

Section 354 of the Cr. P.C. lays down:

A

Procedure to record evidence in trial of certain cases

B

Procedure of recording evidence in other cases

C

Manner of recording evidence

D

All of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: Manner of recording evidence

Correct Answer: Manner of recording evidence

Section 354 of the CrPC lays down the manner of recording evidence, as keyed.

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CrPC Section 357

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Q 88 Laws CrPC Section 357

Section 357 Cr. P.C. speaks as to:

A

Memorandum when evidence not taken down:

B

Language of record of evidence

C

Manner of recording evidence

D

Option with magistrate in case under section 335 of Cr. P.C.

View answer & explanation Ans: Language of record of evidence

Correct Answer: Language of record of evidence

Section 357 of the CrPC speaks as to the language of the record of evidence, as keyed.

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High Court Evidence Record

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Q 89 Laws High Court Evidence Record

Record of evidence in the High Court shall be according to:

A

Statutory law

B

Precedents

C

Rules as prescribed by High Court itself

D

Rules as prescribed by Supreme Court

View answer & explanation Ans: Rules as prescribed by High Court itself

Correct Answer: Rules as prescribed by High Court itself

The record of evidence in the High Court is according to the rules prescribed by the High Court itself.

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CrPC Section 368 Death Sentence

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Q 90 Laws CrPC Section 368 Death Sentence

In case of sentence of death, according to section 368 of Cr. P.C., the sentence shall direct that:

A

A person be shot in the chest

B

A person be killed by knife

C

A person be hanged by neck for 5 minutes

D

A person be hanged by neck till he is dead

View answer & explanation Ans: A person be hanged by neck till he is dead

Correct Answer: A person be hanged by neck till he is dead

Under CrPC section 368, a death sentence directs that the person be hanged by the neck till he is dead.

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Administrator Appointment

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Q 91 Laws Administrator Appointment

___ may, by a notification in the official Gazette, appoint any officer of the Federal Government or a Provincial Government as it may think fit to perform the functions of an Administrator of the assets frozen or forfeited under this order

A

Provincial Government

B

District Government

C

Federal Government

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Federal Government

Correct Answer: Federal Government

The Federal Government may, by notification in the official Gazette, appoint an officer to perform the functions of Administrator of assets frozen or forfeited under the order.

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Policy Review Board Chairman

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Q 92 Laws Policy Review Board Chairman

Who is the Chairman of Policy Review Board?

A

Minister for Narcotics Control

B

Secretary Narcotics Control Division

C

Senior member of Narcotics Control

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Minister for Narcotics Control

Correct Answer: Minister for Narcotics Control

The book keys the Minister for Narcotics Control as Chairman of the Policy Review Board.

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Narcotic Assets Punishment

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Q 93 Laws Narcotic Assets Punishment

If any person has assets which are derived from narcotic offences, he shall be punishable with imprisonment, which may extend to

A

Fourteen years but shall not be less than five years and shall also be liable to fine, which shall not be less than the prevailing value of the assets

B

Seventeen years but shall not be less than five years and shall also be liable to fine

C

Eighteen years but shall not be less than five years and shall also be liable to fine

D

Thirteen years but shall not be less than five years and shall also be liable to fine

View answer & explanation Ans: Fourteen years but shall not be less than five years and shall also be liable to fine, which shall not be less than the prevailing value of the assets

Correct Answer: Fourteen years but shall not be less than five years and shall also be liable to fine, which shall not be less than the prevailing value of the assets

Assets derived from narcotic offences are punishable with imprisonment up to fourteen years, not less than five years, and a fine not less than the prevailing value of the assets, as keyed.

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Laches Equity

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Q 94 Laws Laches Equity

Law of limitation based upon public and utility while ___ is based on equity alone.

A

limitation

B

Equity

C

Laches

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Laches

Correct Answer: Laches

Laches, unlike the law of limitation, is based on equity alone.

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Limitation Court Closed

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Q 95 Laws Limitation Court Closed

Where the period of limitation prescribed for any suit, appeal or application expires on a day when the court is closed, the suit, appeal or application,

A

may be instituted, preferred or made on the day that the court reopens

B

Acquiescence is dependent upon conduct or knowledge of a party, while imitation is independent of any such knowledge.

C

Acquiescence is personal act whereas limitation is a law.

D

The rules of acquiescence may change but rules of limitation cannot be changed.

View answer & explanation Ans: may be instituted, preferred or made on the day that the court reopens

Correct Answer: may be instituted, preferred or made on the day that the court reopens

Under the Limitation Act, where the limitation period expires on a day the court is closed, the suit, appeal or application may be made on the day the court reopens.

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Death Illness Al Mafalla

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Q 96 Laws Death Illness Al Mafalla

Death - illness according to compilers of "Al-Mafalla" from which death is apprehended in:

A

Special cases

B

All cases

C

Ordinary cases

D

Most cases

View answer & explanation Ans: Most cases

Correct Answer: Most cases

Death-illness, as compiled under 'Al-Mafalla', is apprehended in most cases, as keyed.

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Second Appeal Grounds

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Q 97 Laws Second Appeal Grounds

An appeal shall lie to the High Court from every decree passed in appeal by any subordinate court on the ground that:

A

The decision being contrary to law

B

The decision having failed to come upto standard of law

C

An error or defect in the decision of the case upon the merits

D

All of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: All of the above

Correct Answer: All of the above

A second appeal lies to the High Court on all the stated grounds: a decision contrary to law, failure to meet the standard of law, and an error or defect on the merits.

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Estate Term

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Q 98 Laws Estate Term

What is term the rights and assets of a person in property?

A

Estate

B

Movable property

C

Solid assets

D

Unmovable property

View answer & explanation Ans: Estate

Correct Answer: Estate

The term for a person's rights and assets in property is an estate.

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Expert Witness

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Q 99 Laws Expert Witness

There is a person who is employed to give evidence on a subject in which he is qualified or has expertise. Name the person?

A

Professional witness

B

Legal Expert

C

Qualified witness

D

Expert Witness

View answer & explanation Ans: Expert Witness

Correct Answer: Expert Witness

A person employed to give evidence on a subject in which he is qualified or has expertise is an expert witness.

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Guarantor

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Q 100 Laws Guarantor

What is called that person who promises to make payment for another if payment is not made by the person responsible for making the repayment of a loan or hire purchase agreement?

A

Warrantor

B

Indenter

C

Guarantor

D

Plaintiff

View answer & explanation Ans: Guarantor

Correct Answer: Guarantor

A person who promises to pay for another if the person responsible defaults on a loan or hire-purchase agreement is a guarantor.

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100 questions, all published: Law (40), General Knowledge (14), English (12), Mathematics (11), Pakistan Studies (9), Geography (8), Everyday Science (4) and History (2).

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Yes. Every answer was checked three ways — the book's printed Answer Key on p.222, the book's own wording, and the standard fact — with five key errors corrected (Q56 cube series 256, Q58 geometric series 4,374, Q77 amendment of own pleading, Q79 pleadings material facts, Q83 CPC section 16 forum) and 20 retained-with-note flags.

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