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Sub Inspector Railway Police Past Paper 2015 Solved MCQs

Solved NTS Sub Inspector Railway Police past paper 2015 — 100 MCQs with verified answers and explanations. Free online practice for NTS, FPSC, PPSC and all one-paper exams. Covers Geography, History, General Knowledge.

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This is the NTS Sub Inspector Railway Police past paper from 2015 (Model Paper 88 in the book). It contains 100 solved MCQs covering Geography, History, General Knowledge and Pakistan Studies, with verified answers and a factual explanation for every question. Six printed key answers were corrected to the standard answer, and nineteen defective, loose or era-dated items are retained with notes. It is a distinct exam, not a twin of any paper already published.

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Subject 1

Geography

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Longest Highway

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Q 1 Geography Longest Highway

The longest highway in the world is:

A

Trans-Canada

B

Trans-Japan

C

Trans-Iran

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Trans-Canada

Correct Answer: Trans-Canada

The Trans-Canada Highway is the longest highway in the world.

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Longest Highway Length

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Q 2 Geography Longest Highway Length

The longest highway in the world has a length of:

A

9000 km

B

10000 km

C

8000 km

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: 8000 km

Correct Answer: 8000 km

The Trans-Canada Highway is about 7,821 km long, so 8000 km is the closest offered figure.

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Teak Production

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Q 3 Geography Teak Production

The country that accounts for nearly one-third of the total teak production of the world is:

A

Myanmar

B

China

C

Pakistan

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Myanmar

Correct Answer: Myanmar

Myanmar is the textbook answer for the country accounting for nearly one-third of the world's teak production.

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Country Of Copper

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Q 4 Geography Country Of Copper

The country also known as "country of copper" is:

A

Zambia

B

Australia

C

America

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Zambia

Correct Answer: Zambia

Zambia is known as the country of copper because of its copper mining.

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Coldest Place On Earth

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Q 5 Geography Coldest Place On Earth

The coldest place on the earth is:

A

Antarctica

B

Alpes

C

Verkoyansk in Siberia

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Antarctica

Correct Answer: Antarctica

Antarctica is the coldest place on Earth, with Vostok recording about -89 degrees Celsius; Verkoyansk is only the coldest inhabited town in Siberia.

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River Jordan

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Q 6 Geography River Jordan

The river Jordan flows out into the:

A

Caspian Sea

B

Arabian Sea

C

Red Sea

D

Dead Sea

View answer & explanation Ans: Dead Sea

Correct Answer: Dead Sea

The River Jordan flows into the Dead Sea.

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Coffee Production

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Q 7 Geography Coffee Production

The largest coffee growing country in the world is:

A

Bangladesh

B

Australia

C

Brazil

D

Nepal

View answer & explanation Ans: Brazil

Correct Answer: Brazil

Brazil is the largest coffee growing country in the world.

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Highest Mountain

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Q 9 Geography Highest Mountain

The highest mountain in the world is:

A

K-2

B

Mount Everest

C

Nanga Parbat

D

Raka Poshi

View answer & explanation Ans: Mount Everest

Correct Answer: Mount Everest

Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world.

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Largest Mediterranean Island

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Q 10 Geography Largest Mediterranean Island

The largest island in the Mediterranean Sea is:

A

Sicily

B

Switzerland

C

Barbados

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Sicily

Correct Answer: Sicily

Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea.

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River Volga

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Q 11 Geography River Volga

The river Volga flows out into the:

A

Caspian Sea

B

Red Sea

C

Nile

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Caspian Sea

Correct Answer: Caspian Sea

The River Volga flows into the Caspian Sea.

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Longest River

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Q 12 Geography Longest River

The longest river in the world is:

A

Indus

B

Tames

C

Nile

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Nile

Correct Answer: Nile

The Nile is the textbook longest river in the world.

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Biggest Desert

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Q 13 Geography Biggest Desert

The biggest desert in the world is:

A

Gobi

B

Sahara

C

Thal

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Sahara

Correct Answer: Sahara

The Sahara is the largest hot desert in the world.

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Countries By Land Area

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Q 14 Geography Countries By Land Area

The country which ranks second in terms of land area is:

A

China

B

Russia

C

Australia

D

Canada

View answer & explanation Ans: Canada

Correct Answer: Canada

Canada ranks second in the world in land area, after Russia.

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Pakistan Afghanistan Border

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Q 15 Geography Pakistan Afghanistan Border

The name given to the border which separates Pakistan and Afghanistan is:

A

Durand Line

B

Line of Control

C

Redcliffe Line

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Durand Line

Correct Answer: Durand Line

The Durand Line is the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

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Biggest Delta

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Q 16 Geography Biggest Delta

The biggest delta in the world is:

A

Nile Delta

B

Ganges Delta

C

Indus Delta

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Ganges Delta

Correct Answer: Ganges Delta

The Ganges Delta is the biggest delta in the world.

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Danube Capital City

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Q 17 Geography Danube Capital City

The capital city that stands on the river Danube is:

A

Belgrade

B

London

C

Tokyo

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Belgrade

Correct Answer: Belgrade

Belgrade stands on the River Danube.

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English Channel Length

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Q 19 Geography English Channel Length

The length of the English Channel is:

A

596 kms

B

698 kms

C

605 kms

D

564 kms

View answer & explanation Ans: 564 kms

Correct Answer: 564 kms

The English Channel is about 560 km long, so 564 km is the closest offered figure.

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City Of Canals

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Q 21 Geography City Of Canals

The city also known as the "city of canals" is:

A

Lahore

B

Venice

C

Paris

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Venice

Correct Answer: Venice

Venice is known as the city of canals.

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Wangchu River

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Q 22 Geography Wangchu River

The country in which river Wangchu flows is:

A

India

B

China

C

Myanmar

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

The Wangchu flows through Bhutan, which is not offered, so None of these is the answer.

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Biggest Island

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Q 23 Geography Biggest Island

The biggest island of the world is:

A

Ireland

B

Finland

C

Scotland

D

Green land

View answer & explanation Ans: Green land

Correct Answer: Green land

Greenland is the biggest island in the world.

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Manganese Producers

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Q 26 Geography Manganese Producers

The countries which produce the largest quantity of manganese are:

A

China and America

B

China and South Africa

C

Russia and China

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: China and South Africa

Correct Answer: China and South Africa

China and South Africa are the textbook largest manganese producing countries.

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Rubber Production

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Q 27 Geography Rubber Production

The country which is the largest producer of rubber in the world is:

A

Malaysia

B

China

C

America

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Malaysia

Correct Answer: Malaysia

Malaysia is the historic textbook answer for the largest rubber producer, although Thailand leads today.

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Tin Production

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Q 28 Geography Tin Production

The country which is the largest producer of tin in the world is:

A

Russia

B

Japan

C

China

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: China

Correct Answer: China

China is the largest producer of tin in the world.

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River Discharge

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Q 29 Geography River Discharge

The river which carries maximum quantity of water into the sea is:

A

Amazon

B

Nile

C

English Channel

D

Indus

View answer & explanation Ans: Amazon

Correct Answer: Amazon

The Amazon carries the maximum quantity of water into the sea.

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Mount Vesuvius Location

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Q 32 Geography Mount Vesuvius Location

The volcano Vesuvius is located in:

A

Italy

B

Brazil

C

South Africa

D

Spain

View answer & explanation Ans: Italy

Correct Answer: Italy

Mount Vesuvius is located in Italy, near Naples.

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Sugar Bowl Of The World

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Q 33 Geography Sugar Bowl Of The World

The country known as the "sugar bowl of the world" is:

A

England

B

Cuba

C

Spain

D

Turkey

View answer & explanation Ans: Cuba

Correct Answer: Cuba

Cuba is known as the sugar bowl of the world.

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Suez Canal Length

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Q 34 Geography Suez Canal Length

The length of Suez canal is:

A

160.5 kms

B

159.5 kms

C

161.5 kms

D

169.5 kms

View answer & explanation Ans: 169.5 kms

Correct Answer: 169.5 kms

The Suez Canal was about 164 km long as built, so 169.5 km is the closest offered figure.

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Lowest Point On Earth

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Q 35 Geography Lowest Point On Earth

The lowest point on earth is:

A

The coastal area of Dead Sea

B

Caspian Sea

C

Death Valley

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: The coastal area of Dead Sea

Correct Answer: The coastal area of Dead Sea

The coastal area of the Dead Sea is the lowest point on earth, about 430 metres below sea level.

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Largest Ocean

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Q 37 Geography Largest Ocean

The largest ocean of the world is:

A

Pacific Ocean

B

Indian Ocean

C

Arctic Ocean

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Pacific Ocean

Correct Answer: Pacific Ocean

The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean in the world.

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Diamond Production

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Q 40 Geography Diamond Production

The world's largest diamond producing country is:

A

America

B

South Africa

C

Saudi Arabia

D

UAE

View answer & explanation Ans: South Africa

Correct Answer: South Africa

South Africa is the historic textbook answer for the largest diamond producing country.

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Dublin River

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Q 43 Geography Dublin River

Dublin is situated at the mouth of river:

A

Laune

B

Liffey

C

Lee

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Liffey

Correct Answer: Liffey

Dublin is situated at the mouth of the River Liffey.

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Population Density

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Q 47 Geography Population Density

The country which has greatest population density is:

A

Russia

B

India

C

Monaco

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Monaco

Correct Answer: Monaco

Monaco has the greatest population density among countries.

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Gateway To The Gulf

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Q 53 Geography Gateway To The Gulf

The gateway to the Gulf of Iran is:

A

Strait of Bosphorus

B

Strait of Hormuz

C

Strait of Malaca

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Strait of Hormuz

Correct Answer: Strait of Hormuz

The Strait of Hormuz is the gateway to the Persian Gulf.

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Newsprint Production

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Q 70 Geography Newsprint Production

The primary producer of newsprint is the world is:

A

England

B

America

C

China

D

Canada

View answer & explanation Ans: Canada

Correct Answer: Canada

Canada is the primary producer of newsprint in the world in the textbook account.

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Land Of Midnight Sun

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Q 76 Geography Land Of Midnight Sun

The country known as the 'Land of Midnight Sun' is:

A

Sweden

B

Norway

C

Switzerland

D

Denmark

View answer & explanation Ans: Norway

Correct Answer: Norway

Norway is known as the Land of the Midnight Sun.

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Roof Of The World

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Q 77 Geography Roof Of The World

The place known as the roof of the world is:

A

K-2

B

Myanmar

C

Chattagong

D

Tibet

View answer & explanation Ans: Tibet

Correct Answer: Tibet

Tibet is known as the roof of the world.

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Port Of Baku

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Q 82 Geography Port Of Baku

The port of Baku is situated in:

A

Tajikistan

B

Turkmenistan

C

Azerbaijan

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Azerbaijan

Correct Answer: Azerbaijan

The port of Baku is situated in Azerbaijan.

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Longest River In France

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Q 84 Geography Longest River In France

The longest river in France is:

A

Loire

B

Seine

C

Rhone

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Loire

Correct Answer: Loire

The Loire is the longest river in France.

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Principal Export Of Jamaica

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Q 88 Geography Principal Export Of Jamaica

The principal export of Jamaica is:

A

Coffee

B

Rice

C

Beans

D

Sugar

View answer & explanation Ans: Sugar

Correct Answer: Sugar

Sugar is the historic textbook answer for the principal export of Jamaica, although alumina and bauxite now exceed it.

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Madagascar Island Name

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Q 90 Geography Madagascar Island Name

Madagascar is popularly known as the Island of:

A

Liberty

B

Cloves

C

Fruits

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

The Island of Cloves is Zanzibar, not Madagascar, which is the Great Red Island and is not offered, so None of these is the answer.

Subject 2

General Knowledge

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First Prime Minister Of Bangladesh

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Q 8 General Knowledge First Prime Minister Of Bangladesh

First prime minister of Bangladesh was:

A

Mujib-ur-Rehman

B

Khaleda Zia

C

Hussain Muhammad Irshad

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Mujib-ur-Rehman

Correct Answer: Mujib-ur-Rehman

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was the first prime minister of independent Bangladesh.

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Name Of Japan

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Q 18 General Knowledge Name Of Japan

The Japanese call their country as:

A

Nippon

B

Land of Rising Sun

C

Golden Triangle

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Nippon

Correct Answer: Nippon

The Japanese call their country Nippon.

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Oldest Known City

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Q 20 General Knowledge Oldest Known City

The world's oldest known city is:

A

Baghdad

B

Lahore

C

Damascus

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Damascus

Correct Answer: Damascus

Damascus is the oldest continuously inhabited city; Baghdad, founded in 762 AD, is far younger.

4

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Automobile Manufacturing Centre

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Q 24 General Knowledge Automobile Manufacturing Centre

The city which is the biggest centre for manufacture of automobiles in the world is:

A

London (England)

B

Detroit (USA)

C

Moscow (Russia)

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Detroit (USA)

Correct Answer: Detroit (USA)

Detroit, the Motor City, is the textbook biggest centre for automobile manufacture.

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Land Of Rising Sun

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Q 25 General Knowledge Land Of Rising Sun

The country called the "Land of Rising Sun" is:

A

Japan

B

Australia

C

America

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Japan

Correct Answer: Japan

Japan is called the Land of the Rising Sun.

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Forbidden City

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Q 30 General Knowledge Forbidden City

The city which was once called the "Forbidden City" is:

A

New York

B

Beijing

C

Moscow

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Beijing

Correct Answer: Beijing

Beijing was once called the Forbidden City, after its imperial palace complex.

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Naming Of Mount Everest

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Q 31 General Knowledge Naming Of Mount Everest

Mount Everest was named after:

A

James Everest

B

Michael Everest

C

Sir George Everest

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Sir George Everest

Correct Answer: Sir George Everest

Mount Everest was named after Sir George Everest, Surveyor General of India.

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Gurkhas

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Q 36 General Knowledge Gurkhas

The Gurkhas were the original inhabitants of:

A

Sri Lanka

B

Bhutan

C

Nepal

D

Malaysia

View answer & explanation Ans: Nepal

Correct Answer: Nepal

The Gurkhas were the original inhabitants of Nepal.

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Largest Bell

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Q 38 General Knowledge Largest Bell

The largest bell in the world is:

A

Tsar Kolokol at Kremlin, Moscow, Russia

B

World Peace Bell, Newport, Kentucky, USA

C

Mingus, Mandalay, Myanmar

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Tsar Kolokol at Kremlin, Moscow, Russia

Correct Answer: Tsar Kolokol at Kremlin, Moscow, Russia

The Tsar Kolokol at the Kremlin in Moscow is the largest bell in the world.

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Biggest Stadium

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Q 39 General Knowledge Biggest Stadium

The biggest stadium in the world is:

A

Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore

B

Strahov Stadium, Prague

C

Arsenal Stadium

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Strahov Stadium, Prague

Correct Answer: Strahov Stadium, Prague

Strahov Stadium in Prague is the biggest stadium by claimed capacity.

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Discovery Of Australia

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Q 41 General Knowledge Discovery Of Australia

Australia was discovered by:

A

Ibn-e-Batuta

B

Columbus

C

James Cook

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: James Cook

Correct Answer: James Cook

James Cook is the textbook answer for the discoverer of Australia.

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Earlier Name Of New York

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Q 44 General Knowledge Earlier Name Of New York

The earlier name of New York City was:

A

New Amsterdam

B

New Orleans

C

Holland

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: New Amsterdam

Correct Answer: New Amsterdam

New York City was earlier called New Amsterdam.

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Eiffel Tower Builder

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Q 45 General Knowledge Eiffel Tower Builder

The "Eiffel Tower" was built by:

A

Michael Eiffel

B

Alexander Eiffel

C

James R. Eiffel

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Alexander Eiffel

Correct Answer: Alexander Eiffel

The Eiffel Tower was built by Alexandre Gustave Eiffel.

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Red Cross Founder

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Q 46 General Knowledge Red Cross Founder

The "Red Cross" was founded by:

A

Kofi Annan

B

Jean Henry Durant

C

Abraham Lincoln

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Jean Henry Durant

Correct Answer: Jean Henry Durant

The Red Cross was founded by Jean Henry Dunant.

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National Flower Of Britain

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Q 48 General Knowledge National Flower Of Britain

The national flower of Britain is:

A

Lilly

B

Rose

C

Jasmin

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Rose

Correct Answer: Rose

The rose is the national flower of Britain.

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Discovery Of Niagara Falls

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Q 49 General Knowledge Discovery Of Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls was discovered by:

A

Louis Hennepin

B

Marco Polo

C

Columbus

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Louis Hennepin

Correct Answer: Louis Hennepin

Louis Hennepin was the first European to describe Niagara Falls.

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National Flower Of Italy

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Q 50 General Knowledge National Flower Of Italy

The national flower of Italy is:

A

Lilly

B

Rose

C

Jasmin

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Lilly

Correct Answer: Lilly

The lily is the national flower of Italy.

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National Flower Of China

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Q 51 General Knowledge National Flower Of China

The national flower of China is:

A

Lilly

B

Rose

C

Jasmin

D

Narcissus

View answer & explanation Ans: Narcissus

Correct Answer: Narcissus

China has no officially designated national flower and the peony, its de facto national flower, is not offered, so this item has no correct option among those printed and is retained at the book's key.

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First Industrial Revolution

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Q 54 General Knowledge First Industrial Revolution

The first Industrial Revolution took place in:

A

France

B

Russia

C

England

D

America

View answer & explanation Ans: England

Correct Answer: England

The first Industrial Revolution took place in England.

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World Environment Day

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Q 55 General Knowledge World Environment Day

World Environment Day is observed on:

A

5th June

B

5th August

C

7th March

D

5th December

View answer & explanation Ans: 5th June

Correct Answer: 5th June

World Environment Day is observed on 5th June.

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First Republican President Of America

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Q 56 General Knowledge First Republican President Of America

The first Republican president of America was:

A

J. F. Kennedy

B

Abraham Lincoln

C

Eisenhower

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Abraham Lincoln

Correct Answer: Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln was the first Republican president of America.

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Samba Dance

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Q 57 General Knowledge Samba Dance

The country famous for Samba dance is:

A

South Africa

B

Korea

C

Brazil

D

Egypt

View answer & explanation Ans: Brazil

Correct Answer: Brazil

Brazil is the country famous for the Samba dance.

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Alexander's Horse

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Q 58 General Knowledge Alexander's Horse

The name of the Alexander's horse was:

A

Beucephalus

B

Dragon

C

Flying Horse

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Beucephalus

Correct Answer: Beucephalus

Alexander's horse was named Bucephalus.

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Founding Of Singapore

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Q 59 General Knowledge Founding Of Singapore

Singapore was founded by:

A

Sir Thomas Stanford Raffles

B

Mao Zedong

C

Michael Ballicu

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Sir Thomas Stanford Raffles

Correct Answer: Sir Thomas Stanford Raffles

Singapore was founded by Sir Thomas Stanford Raffles.

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One Eyed British Admiral

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Q 60 General Knowledge One Eyed British Admiral

The famous one-eyed British admiral was:

A

Churchill

B

Nelson

C

David Patreaus

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Nelson

Correct Answer: Nelson

Admiral Nelson was the famous one-eyed British admiral.

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Earlier Name Of Sri Lanka

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Q 61 General Knowledge Earlier Name Of Sri Lanka

The earlier name of Sri Lanka was:

A

Sicily

B

South India

C

Ceylon

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Ceylon

Correct Answer: Ceylon

Sri Lanka was earlier called Ceylon.

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Formation Of The UN

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Q 62 General Knowledge Formation Of The UN

The UN was formed in the year:

A

1945

B

1950

C

1943

D

1947

View answer & explanation Ans: 1945

Correct Answer: 1945

The United Nations was formed in 1945.

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South Korea Independence Day

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Q 64 General Knowledge South Korea Independence Day

The independence day of South Korea is celebrated on:

A

15th April

B

15th November

C

15th January

D

15th August

View answer & explanation Ans: 15th August

Correct Answer: 15th August

South Korea's independence (Liberation Day) is celebrated on 15th August.

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Last Judgement Painter

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Q 66 General Knowledge Last Judgement Painter

"Last Judgement" was the first painting of the Italian painter named:

A

Michael Angelo

B

Picasso

C

Van Rampuoy

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Michael Angelo

Correct Answer: Michael Angelo

The Last Judgement in the Sistine Chapel was painted by Michelangelo.

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First President Of Egypt

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Q 67 General Knowledge First President Of Egypt

The first president of Egypt was:

A

Gamal Abdel Nasser

B

Husni Mubarak

C

Mohammad Naquib

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Mohammad Naquib

Correct Answer: Mohammad Naquib

Mohammad Naguib was the first president of Egypt.

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First Man To Reach North Pole

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Q 68 General Knowledge First Man To Reach North Pole

The first man to reach North Pole was:

A

Marco Polo

B

Robert E. Peary

C

Columbus

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Robert E. Peary

Correct Answer: Robert E. Peary

Robert E. Peary is the textbook answer for the first man to reach the North Pole, although his claim is disputed.

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Picasso's Most Famous Painting

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Q 69 General Knowledge Picasso's Most Famous Painting

The most famous painting of Pablo Picasso is:

A

The Sun

B

The Dream

C

Guernica

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Guernica

Correct Answer: Guernica

Guernica is the most famous painting of Pablo Picasso.

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First Explorer To Reach South Pole

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Q 71 General Knowledge First Explorer To Reach South Pole

The first explorer to reach the South Pole was:

A

Capo Ronald Amundson

B

Robert E. Peary

C

Columbus

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Capo Ronald Amundson

Correct Answer: Capo Ronald Amundson

Roald Amundsen was the first explorer to reach the South Pole.

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Father Of Modern Italy

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Q 72 General Knowledge Father Of Modern Italy

The person who is called "the father of modern Italy" is:

A

G.Garibaldi

B

Beslusconi

C

Angela Markel

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: G.Garibaldi

Correct Answer: G.Garibaldi

Giuseppe Garibaldi is called the father of modern Italy.

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World Literary Day

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Q 73 General Knowledge World Literary Day

World Literary Day is celebrated on:

A

8th September

B

9th April

C

26th July

D

15th April

View answer & explanation Ans: 8th September

Correct Answer: 8th September

8 September is UNESCO's International Literacy Day, which the paper calls World Literary Day.

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Founder Of Modern Germany

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Q 74 General Knowledge Founder Of Modern Germany

The founder of modern Germany is:

A

Helmet Kohl

B

Angela Merkel

C

Otto Von Bismarck

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Otto Von Bismarck

Correct Answer: Otto Von Bismarck

Otto von Bismarck is the founder of modern Germany.

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Nintendo Wii Inventor

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Q 75 General Knowledge Nintendo Wii Inventor

Who invented the Nintendo Wii?

A

Taro Aso

B

Yoki Yama

C

Kashi Kabushiki

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: None of these

Correct Answer: None of these

The Wii was developed by Nintendo's team, so none of the named persons invented it and None of these is the answer.

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Nintendo Wii Release Year

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Q 78 General Knowledge Nintendo Wii Release Year

In which year did the Nintendo Wii come out?

A

2005

B

2007

C

2006

D

2008

View answer & explanation Ans: 2006

Correct Answer: 2006

The Nintendo Wii came out in 2006.

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First Woman Prime Minister Of Britain

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Q 80 General Knowledge First Woman Prime Minister Of Britain

The first woman prime minister of Britain was:

A

Margaret Thatcher

B

Margaret Hilton

C

Mona Linda

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Margaret Thatcher

Correct Answer: Margaret Thatcher

Margaret Thatcher was the first woman prime minister of Britain.

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First Secretary General Of The UN

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Q 81 General Knowledge First Secretary General Of The UN

The first secretary general of the UN was:

A

Trygve Lie

B

Nelson Mandela

C

Batsus Ghali

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Trygve Lie

Correct Answer: Trygve Lie

Trygve Lie was the first secretary general of the United Nations.

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Assassination Of John F. Kennedy

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Q 83 General Knowledge Assassination Of John F. Kennedy

John F. Kennedy was assassinated by:

A

Walter Scott

B

R. S. Johnson

C

Lee Harvey Oswald

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Lee Harvey Oswald

Correct Answer: Lee Harvey Oswald

John F. Kennedy was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald, according to the Warren Commission.

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Queen Who Married Her Brother In Law

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Q 85 General Knowledge Queen Who Married Her Brother In Law

The Queen of England who married her brother-in-law was:

A

Princess of Wales

B

Catherine of Aragon

C

Ditches of York

D

Victoria I

View answer & explanation Ans: Catherine of Aragon

Correct Answer: Catherine of Aragon

Catherine of Aragon married Henry VIII, the brother of her late husband Arthur, so she married her brother-in-law.

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First Black Nobel Peace Prize Laureate

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Q 86 General Knowledge First Black Nobel Peace Prize Laureate

The first black person to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize was:

A

Barack Obama

B

Ralph Johnson Bunche

C

Nelson Mandela

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Ralph Johnson Bunche

Correct Answer: Ralph Johnson Bunche

Ralph Johnson Bunche, in 1950, was the first black person to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

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First British University To Admit Women

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Q 87 General Knowledge First British University To Admit Women

The first British University to admit women for degree courses was:

A

Lincoln's Inn

B

Oxford University

C

Harvard University

D

London University

View answer & explanation Ans: London University

Correct Answer: London University

The University of London was the first British university to admit women for degree courses, in 1878.

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Light Bulb Inventor

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Q 89 General Knowledge Light Bulb Inventor

Who invented the light bulb?

A

Edison

B

Humphry Davy

C

Michael Philips

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Edison

Correct Answer: Edison

Edison's 1879 incandescent bulb is the textbook invention of the light bulb.

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Arya Samaj Founding Purpose

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Q 96 General Knowledge Arya Samaj Founding Purpose

Arya Samaj was founded in 1875:

A

To protect the interests of India

B

The Arya Samaj revived and reformed Hinduism

C

To Cooperate with the Indian Government

D

To be a social organization working for the good of the poor

View answer & explanation Ans: The Arya Samaj revived and reformed Hinduism

Correct Answer: The Arya Samaj revived and reformed Hinduism

The Arya Samaj, founded in 1875, revived and reformed Hinduism.

Subject 3

Pakistan Studies

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First Governor General Of Pakistan

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Q 42 Pakistan Studies First Governor General Of Pakistan

The first Governor-General of Pakistan was:

A

Muhammad Ali Jinnah

B

Douglas Gracey

C

Mountbatten

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Muhammad Ali Jinnah

Correct Answer: Muhammad Ali Jinnah

Muhammad Ali Jinnah was the first Governor-General of Pakistan.

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SAARC Secretariat

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Q 52 Pakistan Studies SAARC Secretariat

The permanent Secretariat of SAARC is located at:

A

Kathmandu

B

Islamabad

C

New Delhi

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Kathmandu

Correct Answer: Kathmandu

The permanent Secretariat of SAARC is located at Kathmandu.

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First Pakistani Nobel Laureate

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Q 79 Pakistan Studies First Pakistani Nobel Laureate

The first Pakistani to receive the Nobel prize was:

A

Dr. Salimuzzam Siddiqui

B

Dr. Abdul Salam

C

Dr. Abdul Qadeer

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Dr. Abdul Salam

Correct Answer: Dr. Abdul Salam

Dr. Abdus Salam was the first Pakistani to receive the Nobel Prize, in Physics in 1979.

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Objectives Of Muslim League At Creation

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Q 91 Pakistan Studies Objectives Of Muslim League At Creation

One of the main objectives of All India Muslim League at the time of its creation was:

A

To be loyal to the Indian British government

B

To take active part in politics of the country

C

To be close the Hindu community

D

Not to take sides with any Indian community

View answer & explanation Ans: To be loyal to the Indian British government

Correct Answer: To be loyal to the Indian British government

Loyalty to the British government was one of the main objectives of the All India Muslim League at its creation in 1906.

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Hindi Urdu Controversy

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Q 92 Pakistan Studies Hindi Urdu Controversy

Hindi-Urdu Controversy of 187 had far-reaching consequences because:

A

It was the forerunner of The Two Nation Theory.

B

Made Muslims think to be close to the Hindu culture

C

To depend on the British government for justice

D

To be indifferent to the controversy

View answer & explanation Ans: It was the forerunner of The Two Nation Theory.

Correct Answer: It was the forerunner of The Two Nation Theory.

The Hindi-Urdu Controversy of 1867 was a forerunner of the Two-Nation Theory.

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Aligarh College Programme

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Q 93 Pakistan Studies Aligarh College Programme

Aligarh Muslim College started by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan in 1877 had a clear programme:

A

To keep the Muslim community abreast with Western knowledge

B

To make Muslims learn Arabic and Persian only

C

To give students military education

D

To educate Muslim youth to be politically active

View answer & explanation Ans: To keep the Muslim community abreast with Western knowledge

Correct Answer: To keep the Muslim community abreast with Western knowledge

Aligarh Muslim College's programme was to keep the Muslim community abreast with Western knowledge.

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Simla Deputation Purpose

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Q 94 Pakistan Studies Simla Deputation Purpose

Simla deputation of October 1906 had the following purpose:

A

For future elections in the country Muslim community would get separate Electorate

B

The deputation was advised to take active part in politics

C

The deputation was directed to be friendly with the rulers

D

To be in harmony with the Hindu community of India

View answer & explanation Ans: For future elections in the country Muslim community would get separate Electorate

Correct Answer: For future elections in the country Muslim community would get separate Electorate

The Simla Deputation of October 1906 sought separate electorates for Muslims in future elections.

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Rahmat Ali Leaflet Objective

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Q 95 Pakistan Studies Rahmat Ali Leaflet Objective

Chaudhri Rahmat Ali published a leaflet "Now or Never; Are We to Live or Perish Forever" issued on January 28, 1933, from Cambridge with the objective:

A

To create a separate and independent Muslim State

B

To develop friendship with the British as a Muslim community

C

To grow the concept of Indianism

D

To work with other Indian communities for liberation of India

View answer & explanation Ans: To create a separate and independent Muslim State

Correct Answer: To create a separate and independent Muslim State

Chaudhri Rahmat Ali's 1933 leaflet aimed at creating a separate and independent Muslim state.

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Muslim League Manifesto 1913

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Q 97 Pakistan Studies Muslim League Manifesto 1913

For what purpose the Muslim League changed its manifesto in 1913?

A

Became hostile towards the British

B

Demanded self-government suitable for India

C

To remain aloof from Indian politics

D

To criticize and oppose the Hindu community

View answer & explanation Ans: Demanded self-government suitable for India

Correct Answer: Demanded self-government suitable for India

In 1913 the Muslim League changed its manifesto to demand self-government suitable for India.

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Kanpur Mosque Episode Result

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Q 98 Pakistan Studies Kanpur Mosque Episode Result

The Kanpur Mosque episode took place in August 1913, its result was:

A

It made the Muslims feel ignored by the Indian government

B

The Muslims were disappointed by the Hindus Press

C

They decided to leave India and migrate to neighbouring Muslim countries

D

It created political awakening among the Indian Muslims

View answer & explanation Ans: It created political awakening among the Indian Muslims

Correct Answer: It created political awakening among the Indian Muslims

The Kanpur Mosque episode of August 1913 created political awakening among Indian Muslims.

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Viqar Ul Malik As Aligarh Secretary

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Q 99 Pakistan Studies Viqar Ul Malik As Aligarh Secretary

Nawab Viqar-ul-Malik became Secretary of the Board of Trustees of Aligarh College and

A

He did not take active part in politics

B

Encouraged students to take active part in politics

C

Did not take any disciplinary action against the students

D

He made Islamic religion as a compulsory subject for all students. He also encouraged the students to pray regularly.

View answer & explanation Ans: Encouraged students to take active part in politics

Correct Answer: Encouraged students to take active part in politics

The book's key says Viqar-ul-Malik encouraged students to take an active part in politics; this key-only item is retained at the printed key.

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Khilafat Committee Resolution 1920

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Q 100 Pakistan Studies Khilafat Committee Resolution 1920

On May 28, 1920, the Khilafat Committee passed a resolution in support of Non-Cooperation Movement started by Gandhi with the result:

A

it created amity between Muslims and Hindus to work together to get their grievances redressed by the government of India

B

It could not be activated due to Hindu Muslim differences

C

The Congress opposed the movement

D

By and large the Muslims community did not want to get Hindu support

View answer & explanation Ans: it created amity between Muslims and Hindus to work together to get their grievances redressed by the government of India

Correct Answer: it created amity between Muslims and Hindus to work together to get their grievances redressed by the government of India

The Khilafat Committee's 1920 resolution created amity between Muslims and Hindus to work together for redress of their grievances.

Subject 4

Everyday Science

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Butterfly Legs

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Q 63 Everyday Science Butterfly Legs

How many legs do butterflies have?

A

6

B

4

C

8

D

10

View answer & explanation Ans: 6

Correct Answer: 6

Butterflies have 6 legs, like all insects.

Subject 5

English

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Paradise Regained Author

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Q 65 English Paradise Regained Author

"Paradise Regained" was written by:

A

John Keats

B

Wordsworth

C

John Milton

D

Browning

View answer & explanation Ans: John Milton

Correct Answer: John Milton

Paradise Regained was written by John Milton.

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