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Solved PMS 2026 GK Booklet — 87 MCQs with verified answers and explanations (Everyday Science, Food Science, Computer & IT, Mathematics, Pakistan Studies, Global Issues). A Sir Adnan practice booklet for PMS Screening preparation, not an official past paper.

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A 100-item Sir Adnan booklet headed 'PMS 2026 GK BOOKLET / MCQs (PPSC/FPSC NEW TREND 2025-26)' from the monster-data 'PMS SCREENING 2026 GK UPDATED' pack. 87 items are published here in the standard MCQ format with verified answers and explanations; the source prints options but NO answer key, so optionsSource is recorded as 'printed' and every answer was determined from the standard fact. Printed Q1–Q10 (the Current Affairs section) are dropped because their 2025 winners/hosts/themes are not among the options or the event did not occur in 2025; printed Q83 (first CPEC project) and Q84 (maritime boundary) are dropped because no option is the complete standard answer; printed Q92 is dropped because the 2025 Nobel Peace laureate María Corina Machado is not among the options.

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PMS 2026 GK Booklet — Solved Practice Set with Answers

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Subject 1

Everyday Science

43 MCQs
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Topic Section

Physics — Planets

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Q 1 Everyday Science Physics — Planets

The planet known as the “Evening Star” is:

A

Mars

B

Venus

C

Jupiter

D

Mercury

View answer & explanation Ans: Venus

Correct Answer: Venus

Venus is called the Evening Star (and Morning Star) because it is the brightest planet seen in the evening sky.

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Physics — Solar Activity

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Q 2 Everyday Science Physics — Solar Activity

Solar flares primarily affect:

A

Earthquakes

B

Ocean tides

C

Earth’s magnetosphere

D

Volcanoes

View answer & explanation Ans: Earth’s magnetosphere

Correct Answer: Earth’s magnetosphere

Solar flares disturb Earth's magnetosphere, causing geomagnetic storms and auroras.

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Topic Section

Chemistry — Fuels

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Q 3 Everyday Science Chemistry — Fuels

The primary gas in natural gas is:

A

Oxygen

B

Methane

C

Carbon dioxide

D

Nitrogen

View answer & explanation Ans: Methane

Correct Answer: Methane

Methane (CH4) is the primary component of natural gas.

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Physics — Atomic Model

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Q 4 Everyday Science Physics — Atomic Model

Rutherford is known for:

A

Electron discovery

B

Proton discovery

C

Nuclear model of atom

D

Periodic Table

View answer & explanation Ans: Nuclear model of atom

Correct Answer: Nuclear model of atom

Rutherford's gold-foil experiment led to the nuclear model of the atom, with a small dense nucleus.

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Chemistry — Chemical Bonding

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Q 5 Everyday Science Chemistry — Chemical Bonding

Strongest type of chemical bond is:

A

Ionic

B

Hydrogen

C

Covalent

D

Van der Waals

View answer & explanation Ans: Covalent

Correct Answer: Covalent

In standard one-liner sets the covalent bond is given as the strongest chemical bond type.

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Physics — Units

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Q 6 Everyday Science Physics — Units

Unit of radioactivity is:

A

Curie

B

Becquerel

C

Sievert

D

Gray

View answer & explanation Ans: Becquerel

Correct Answer: Becquerel

The becquerel (Bq) is the SI unit of radioactivity; the curie is the older non-SI unit.

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Geography — Volcanoes

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Q 7 Everyday Science Geography — Volcanoes

Volcano Mount Etna is located in:

A

Spain

B

France

C

Italy

D

Greece

View answer & explanation Ans: Italy

Correct Answer: Italy

Mount Etna is an active volcano on the island of Sicily, Italy.

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Geography — Cyclones

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Q 8 Everyday Science Geography — Cyclones

Cyclone intensity is measured by:

A

Richter Scale

B

Beaufort Scale

C

Saffir-Simpson Scale

D

Fujita Scale

View answer & explanation Ans: Saffir-Simpson Scale

Correct Answer: Saffir-Simpson Scale

The Saffir–Simpson scale classifies hurricane/cyclone intensity by wind speed.

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Chemistry — Allotropes

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Q 9 Everyday Science Chemistry — Allotropes

Diamond is an allotrope of:

A

Graphite

B

Carbon

C

Carbon

D

Silicon

View answer & explanation Ans: Carbon

Correct Answer: Carbon

Diamond is an allotrope of carbon, as are graphite and fullerene.

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Physics — Energy

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Q 10 Everyday Science Physics — Energy

Law of conservation of energy was formulated by:

A

Newton

B

Faraday

C

Joule

D

Planck

View answer & explanation Ans: Joule

Correct Answer: Joule

James Prescott Joule's work established the conservation of energy experimentally, and he is the standard one-liner answer.

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Topic Section

Biology — Proteins

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Q 11 Everyday Science Biology — Proteins

The basic building blocks of proteins are:

A

Fatty acids

B

Amino acids

C

Nucleotides

D

Monosaccharides

View answer & explanation Ans: Amino acids

Correct Answer: Amino acids

Proteins are built from amino acids linked in polypeptide chains.

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Biology — Human Body

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Q 12 Everyday Science Biology — Human Body

The largest gland in the human body is:

A

Heart

B

Lungs

C

Liver

D

Kidney

View answer & explanation Ans: Liver

Correct Answer: Liver

The liver is the largest gland in the human body (and the largest internal organ).

Q 15 Everyday Science Biology — Human Body

The organ that filters blood in humans:

A

Heart

B

Kidney

C

Liver

D

Lungs

View answer & explanation Ans: Kidney

Correct Answer: Kidney

The kidneys filter blood, removing waste and excess water as urine.

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Biology — Disease

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Q 13 Everyday Science Biology — Disease

HIV attacks which cells?

A

Red blood cells

B

Platelets

C

T-helper cells

D

Neurons

View answer & explanation Ans: T-helper cells

Correct Answer: T-helper cells

HIV attacks CD4 T-helper cells of the immune system.

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Biology — Vitamins

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Q 14 Everyday Science Biology — Vitamins

Vitamin D is essential for:

A

Vision

B

Blood clotting

C

Bone health

D

Muscle contraction

View answer & explanation Ans: Bone health

Correct Answer: Bone health

Vitamin D is essential for calcium absorption and bone health.

Q 17 Everyday Science Biology — Vitamins

Scurvy is caused by deficiency of:

A

Vitamin A

B

Vitamin D

C

Vitamin C

D

Vitamin K

View answer & explanation Ans: Vitamin C

Correct Answer: Vitamin C

Scurvy is caused by deficiency of vitamin C (ascorbic acid).

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Biology — Plants

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Q 16 Everyday Science Biology — Plants

Photosynthesis takes place in:

A

Roots

B

Stem

C

Chloroplast

D

Mitochondria

View answer & explanation Ans: Chloroplast

Correct Answer: Chloroplast

Photosynthesis takes place in the chloroplasts of plant cells.

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Biology — Cells

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Q 18 Everyday Science Biology — Cells

DNA replication occurs in:

A

Cytoplasm

B

Mitochondria

C

Nucleus

D

Ribosome

View answer & explanation Ans: Nucleus

Correct Answer: Nucleus

In eukaryotic cells DNA replication occurs in the nucleus.

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Biology — Nutrition

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Q 19 Everyday Science Biology — Nutrition

Essential fatty acids cannot be synthesized by humans; example:

A

Palmitic acid

B

Stearic acid

C

Linoleic acid

D

Oleic acid

View answer & explanation Ans: Linoleic acid

Correct Answer: Linoleic acid

Linoleic acid is an essential fatty acid humans cannot synthesise.

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Biology — Enzymes

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Q 20 Everyday Science Biology — Enzymes

Enzymes act as:

A

Nutrients

B

Hormones

C

Catalysts

D

Energy source

View answer & explanation Ans: Catalysts

Correct Answer: Catalysts

Enzymes act as biological catalysts, speeding reactions without being consumed.

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Topic Section

Environment — Climate

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Q 21 Everyday Science Environment — Climate

El Niño is related to:

A

Tectonic plates

B

Sea surface temperature changes

C

Volcanoes

D

Earthquakes

View answer & explanation Ans: Sea surface temperature changes

Correct Answer: Sea surface temperature changes

El Niño is the warming of sea-surface temperatures in the central/eastern Pacific.

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Environment — Oceans

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Q 22 Everyday Science Environment — Oceans

Acidification of oceans is due to:

A

Methane

B

CO₂

C

Carbon dioxide

D

Sulfur oxides

View answer & explanation Ans: CO₂

Correct Answer: CO₂

Ocean acidification is caused by absorbed carbon dioxide forming carbonic acid in seawater.

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Environment — Pollution

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Q 23 Everyday Science Environment — Pollution

The main component of smog is:

A

Carbon monoxide

B

Ozone

C

Oxygen

D

Nitrogen

View answer & explanation Ans: Ozone

Correct Answer: Ozone

Ozone is the main component of photochemical smog.

Q 83 Everyday Science Environment — Pollution

Acid rain affects:

A

Metals

B

Soil, plants, and water bodies

C

Sand only

D

Plastic

View answer & explanation Ans: Soil, plants, and water bodies

Correct Answer: Soil, plants, and water bodies

Acid rain damages soil, plants and water bodies.

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Environment — Land

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Q 24 Everyday Science Environment — Land

Desertification primarily occurs due to:

A

Floods

B

Deforestation and overgrazing

C

Earthquakes

D

Urbanization

View answer & explanation Ans: Deforestation and overgrazing

Correct Answer: Deforestation and overgrazing

Desertification is driven primarily by deforestation, overgrazing and poor land management.

Q 85 Everyday Science Environment — Land

Desertification affects primarily:

A

Coastal areas

B

Drylands

C

Mountains

D

Polar regions

View answer & explanation Ans: Drylands

Correct Answer: Drylands

Desertification affects primarily drylands (arid and semi-arid lands).

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Environment — Treaties

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Q 25 Everyday Science Environment — Treaties

Kyoto Protocol deals with:

A

Biodiversity

B

Water conservation

C

Climate change

D

Nuclear safety

View answer & explanation Ans: Climate change

Correct Answer: Climate change

The Kyoto Protocol (1997) deals with reducing greenhouse-gas emissions and climate change.

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Environment — Waste

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Q 26 Everyday Science Environment — Waste

Biodegradable waste is:

A

Plastic

B

Metal

C

Food scraps

D

Glass

View answer & explanation Ans: Food scraps

Correct Answer: Food scraps

Food scraps are biodegradable; plastic, metal and glass are not.

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Environment — Water

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Q 27 Everyday Science Environment — Water

Eutrophication is caused by:

A

Overfishing

B

Deforestation

C

Excess nutrients in water

D

Soil erosion

View answer & explanation Ans: Excess nutrients in water

Correct Answer: Excess nutrients in water

Eutrophication is caused by excess nutrients (nitrates/phosphates) enriching water bodies.

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Environment — Ozone

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Q 28 Everyday Science Environment — Ozone

CFCs affect:

A

Global warming

B

Air pressure

C

Ozone layer

D

Water cycle

View answer & explanation Ans: Ozone layer

Correct Answer: Ozone layer

Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) deplete the stratospheric ozone layer.

Q 75 Everyday Science Environment — Ozone

Main cause of ozone depletion:

A

CO₂

B

CFCs

C

Methane

D

NO₂

View answer & explanation Ans: CFCs

Correct Answer: CFCs

Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) are the main cause of ozone depletion.

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Environment — Biodiversity

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Q 29 Everyday Science Environment — Biodiversity

Biodiversity loss affects:

A

Food chains

B

Ecosystem stability

C

Both A & B

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Both A & B

Correct Answer: Both A & B

Biodiversity loss disrupts food chains and destabilises ecosystems, so both effects follow.

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Environment — Wetlands

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Q 30 Everyday Science Environment — Wetlands

Wetlands are important for:

A

Flood control

B

Habitat for birds

C

Water purification

D

All of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: All of the above

Correct Answer: All of the above

Wetlands provide flood control, bird habitat and water purification.

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Topic Section

Food Science — Nutrition

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Q 31 Everyday Science Food Science — Nutrition

Glycemic index measures:

A

Fat content

B

Carbohydrate absorption rate

C

Protein quality

D

Vitamin levels

View answer & explanation Ans: Carbohydrate absorption rate

Correct Answer: Carbohydrate absorption rate

The glycemic index measures how quickly a food raises blood-glucose levels, i.e. carbohydrate absorption rate.

Q 36 Everyday Science Food Science — Nutrition

Food fortification improves:

A

Taste

B

Color

C

Nutrient content

D

Shelf life

View answer & explanation Ans: Nutrient content

Correct Answer: Nutrient content

Food fortification adds nutrients to improve a food's nutrient content.

Q 39 Everyday Science Food Science — Nutrition

The major source of dietary fiber is:

A

Meat

B

Vegetables and grains

C

Milk

D

Oils

View answer & explanation Ans: Vegetables and grains

Correct Answer: Vegetables and grains

Vegetables and grains are the major dietary sources of fibre; meat, milk and oils contain little or none.

Q 40 Everyday Science Food Science — Nutrition

Malnutrition may result from:

A

Lack of calories

B

Vitamin deficiency

C

Both A & B

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Both A & B

Correct Answer: Both A & B

Malnutrition can result from lack of calories and from vitamin deficiency.

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Food Science — Pasteurisation

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Q 32 Everyday Science Food Science — Pasteurisation

Pasteurization temperature for milk:

A

50°C

B

60°C

C

72°C

D

100°C

View answer & explanation Ans: 72°C

Correct Answer: 72°C

HTST pasteurisation of milk is 72°C for 15 seconds.

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Food Science — Vitamins

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Q 33 Everyday Science Food Science — Vitamins

Beriberi is caused by deficiency of:

A

Vitamin A

B

Vitamin C

C

Vitamin B1 (Thiamine)

D

Vitamin D

View answer & explanation Ans: Vitamin B1 (Thiamine)

Correct Answer: Vitamin B1 (Thiamine)

Beriberi is caused by deficiency of vitamin B1 (thiamine).

32

Topic Section

Food Science — Preservation

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Q 34 Everyday Science Food Science — Preservation

Artificial preservatives are used to:

A

Enhance taste

B

Prevent spoilage

C

Add color

D

Reduce calories

View answer & explanation Ans: Prevent spoilage

Correct Answer: Prevent spoilage

Artificial preservatives are used to prevent spoilage by microbes and oxidation.

Q 38 Everyday Science Food Science — Preservation

Freezing preserves food by:

A

Killing bacteria

B

Slowing microbial growth

C

Adding chemicals

D

Cooking

View answer & explanation Ans: Slowing microbial growth

Correct Answer: Slowing microbial growth

Freezing preserves food by slowing microbial growth and enzyme activity, not by killing all bacteria.

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Food Science — Food Security

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Q 35 Everyday Science Food Science — Food Security

Food security refers to:

A

Nutrition only

B

Access to safe and sufficient food

C

Agriculture

D

Trade policies

View answer & explanation Ans: Access to safe and sufficient food

Correct Answer: Access to safe and sufficient food

Food security means reliable access to safe, sufficient and nutritious food.

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Food Science — Toxins

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Q 37 Everyday Science Food Science — Toxins

Mycotoxins are produced by:

A

Bacteria

B

Fungi

C

Viruses

D

Parasites

View answer & explanation Ans: Fungi

Correct Answer: Fungi

Mycotoxins are toxic compounds produced by fungi (moulds) on food.

Subject 2

Computer Science

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Computer Basics — Hardware

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Q 41 Computer Science Computer Basics — Hardware

CPU stands for:

A

Central Process Unit

B

Central Processing Unit

C

Central Processing Unit

D

Computer Processing Unit

View answer & explanation Ans: Central Processing Unit

Correct Answer: Central Processing Unit

CPU stands for Central Processing Unit.

2

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Computer Basics — Networks

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Q 42 Computer Science Computer Basics — Networks

LAN means:

A

Local Access Network

B

Local Area Network

C

Large Area Network

D

Light Area Network

View answer & explanation Ans: Local Area Network

Correct Answer: Local Area Network

LAN stands for Local Area Network.

Q 43 Computer Science Computer Basics — Networks

VPN is used for:

A

Public browsing

B

Secure private connection

C

Virus scanning

D

Email management

View answer & explanation Ans: Secure private connection

Correct Answer: Secure private connection

A VPN is used to create a secure private connection over a public network.

Q 45 Computer Science Computer Basics — Networks

IP address identifies:

A

Device

B

Location

C

Device on network

D

Browser

View answer & explanation Ans: Device on network

Correct Answer: Device on network

An IP address identifies a device on a network.

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Computer Basics — Web

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Q 44 Computer Science Computer Basics — Web

HTML is used for:

A

Programming software

B

Database management

C

Web page design

D

Networking

View answer & explanation Ans: Web page design

Correct Answer: Web page design

HTML is used for structuring and designing web pages.

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Computer Basics — Cloud

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Q 46 Computer Science Computer Basics — Cloud

Cloud computing offers:

A

Only storage

B

Only computation

C

Both storage and computation

D

Only security

View answer & explanation Ans: Both storage and computation

Correct Answer: Both storage and computation

Cloud computing offers both storage and computation as services.

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Computer Basics — Programming

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Q 47 Computer Science Computer Basics — Programming

Python is an example of:

A

Operating system

B

Programming language

C

Hardware

D

Network protocol

View answer & explanation Ans: Programming language

Correct Answer: Programming language

Python is a programming language.

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Computer Basics — Internet

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Q 48 Computer Science Computer Basics — Internet

Spam emails are:

A

Important

B

Unsolicited

C

Encrypted

D

Verified

View answer & explanation Ans: Unsolicited

Correct Answer: Unsolicited

Spam emails are unsolicited bulk messages.

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Computer Basics — Wireless

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Q 49 Computer Science Computer Basics — Wireless

Wi-Fi is based on:

A

Bluetooth

B

Optical fiber

C

Radio waves

D

Satellite only

View answer & explanation Ans: Radio waves

Correct Answer: Radio waves

Wi-Fi is based on radio-wave communication.

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Computer Basics — Security

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Q 50 Computer Science Computer Basics — Security

Firewall protects against:

A

Physical fire

B

Unauthorized network access

C

Power failure

D

Disk corruption

View answer & explanation Ans: Unauthorized network access

Correct Answer: Unauthorized network access

A firewall protects a network against unauthorised access.

Subject 3

General Knowledge

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Mathematics — Algebra

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Q 51 General Knowledge Mathematics — Algebra

If 5x – 7 = 18, x =

A

4

B

5

C

5

D

6

View answer & explanation Ans: 5

Correct Answer: 5

5x − 7 = 18 gives 5x = 25, so x = 5.

Q 62 General Knowledge Mathematics — Algebra

Solve: 4x + 9 = 25, x =

A

3

B

4

C

5

D

6

View answer & explanation Ans: 4

Correct Answer: 4

4x + 9 = 25 gives 4x = 16, so x = 4.

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Mathematics — Arithmetic

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Q 52 General Knowledge Mathematics — Arithmetic

Square root of 256 is:

A

12

B

16

C

18

D

20

View answer & explanation Ans: 16

Correct Answer: 16

The square root of 256 is 16 (16 × 16 = 256).

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Mathematics — Geometry

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Q 53 General Knowledge Mathematics — Geometry

The sum of interior angles of hexagon =

A

540°

B

720°

C

600°

D

360°

View answer & explanation Ans: 720°

Correct Answer: 720°

The interior angles of a hexagon sum to (6 − 2) × 180° = 720°.

Q 58 General Knowledge Mathematics — Geometry

Area of square with side 8 cm =

A

16 cm²

B

32 cm²

C

64 cm²

D

80 cm²

View answer & explanation Ans: 64 cm²

Correct Answer: 64 cm²

The area of a square of side 8 cm is 8 × 8 = 64 cm².

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Mathematics — Series

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Q 54 General Knowledge Mathematics — Series

Next number in series: 3, 6, 12, 24, …

A

30

B

36

C

48

D

60

View answer & explanation Ans: 48

Correct Answer: 48

The series doubles each time: 3, 6, 12, 24, so the next term is 48.

Q 64 General Knowledge Mathematics — Series

The sum of first 10 natural numbers =

A

50

B

55

C

60

D

45

View answer & explanation Ans: 55

Correct Answer: 55

The sum of the first 10 natural numbers is 10 × 11 / 2 = 55.

Q 65 General Knowledge Mathematics — Series

Next in series: 2, 5, 10, 17, …

A

24

B

26

C

28

D

30

View answer & explanation Ans: 26

Correct Answer: 26

The series increases by 3, 5, 7, so the next difference is 9: 17 + 9 = 26.

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Mathematics — Ratio

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Q 55 General Knowledge Mathematics — Ratio

If 3:5 = x:25, x =

A

10

B

15

C

12

D

20

View answer & explanation Ans: 15

Correct Answer: 15

3:5 = x:25 gives x = 3 × 25 / 5 = 15.

Q 63 General Knowledge Mathematics — Ratio

If A:B = 7:5, A = 21, B =

A

12

B

15

C

18

D

20

View answer & explanation Ans: 15

Correct Answer: 15

A:B = 7:5 with A = 21 gives B = 21 × 5 / 7 = 15.

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Mathematics — Average

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Q 56 General Knowledge Mathematics — Average

Average of 10, 20, 30, 40 =

A

20

B

25

C

30

D

35

View answer & explanation Ans: 25

Correct Answer: 25

The average of 10, 20, 30 and 40 is 100 / 4 = 25.

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Mathematics — Percentage

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Q 57 General Knowledge Mathematics — Percentage

15% of 400 =

A

50

B

60

C

40

D

70

View answer & explanation Ans: 60

Correct Answer: 60

15% of 400 is 0.15 × 400 = 60.

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Mathematics — Speed

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Q 59 General Knowledge Mathematics — Speed

If a car travels 120 km in 2 hours, speed =

A

50 km/h

B

60 km/h

C

65 km/h

D

70 km/h

View answer & explanation Ans: 60 km/h

Correct Answer: 60 km/h

120 km in 2 hours is 120 / 2 = 60 km/h.

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Mathematics — LCM

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Q 60 General Knowledge Mathematics — LCM

LCM of 8, 12 =

A

12

B

16

C

24

D

36

View answer & explanation Ans: 24

Correct Answer: 24

The LCM of 8 and 12 is 24.

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Mathematics — Probability

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Q 61 General Knowledge Mathematics — Probability

Probability of rolling 3 on a die =

A

1/6

B

1/3

C

1/6

D

1/4

View answer & explanation Ans: 1/6

Correct Answer: 1/6

The probability of rolling a 3 on a fair die is 1 out of 6.

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International Organisations — SAARC

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Q 71 General Knowledge International Organisations — SAARC

SAARC headquarters is in:

A

Dhaka

B

Kathmandu

C

Kathmandu

D

Islamabad

View answer & explanation Ans: Kathmandu

Correct Answer: Kathmandu

The SAARC Secretariat/headquarters is in Kathmandu, Nepal.

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International Organisations — ECO

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Q 72 General Knowledge International Organisations — ECO

ECO headquarters is in:

A

Tehran

B

Karachi

C

Tehran

D

Istanbul

View answer & explanation Ans: Tehran

Correct Answer: Tehran

The ECO Secretariat/headquarters is in Tehran, Iran.

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International Organisations — UN

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Q 73 General Knowledge International Organisations — UN

UN was established in:

A

1942

B

1944

C

1945

D

1947

View answer & explanation Ans: 1945

Correct Answer: 1945

The United Nations was established in 1945 (Charter signed June 1945, in force October 1945).

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Topic Section

Global Issues — Climate

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Q 74 General Knowledge Global Issues — Climate

COP stands for:

A

Conference of Parties

B

Committee of Parliament

C

Conference of Parties

D

Council of Peace

View answer & explanation Ans: Conference of Parties

Correct Answer: Conference of Parties

COP stands for Conference of the Parties (to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change).

Q 84 General Knowledge Global Issues — Climate

Carbon credits are related to:

A

Trade

B

Pollution reduction

C

Emission reduction

D

Energy storage

View answer & explanation Ans: Emission reduction

Correct Answer: Emission reduction

Carbon credits are traded units representing greenhouse-gas emission reductions.

Q 87 General Knowledge Global Issues — Climate

The Paris Agreement aims to:

A

Trade regulation

B

Climate change mitigation

C

Human rights

D

Nuclear security

View answer & explanation Ans: Climate change mitigation

Correct Answer: Climate change mitigation

The Paris Agreement aims at climate-change mitigation, holding warming well below 2°C.

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Topic Section

Global Issues — SDGs

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Q 76 General Knowledge Global Issues — SDGs

Sustainable Development Goals total =

A

15

B

16

C

17

D

18

View answer & explanation Ans: 17

Correct Answer: 17

There are 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

16

Topic Section

International Organisations — WHO

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Q 77 General Knowledge International Organisations — WHO

WHO headquarters:

A

New York

B

Geneva

C

London

D

Paris

View answer & explanation Ans: Geneva

Correct Answer: Geneva

The World Health Organization is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.

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Topic Section

International Organisations — WTO

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Q 79 General Knowledge International Organisations — WTO

WTO established in:

A

1992

B

1993

C

1995

D

2000

View answer & explanation Ans: 1995

Correct Answer: 1995

The World Trade Organization was established on 1 January 1995.

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Topic Section

Global Issues — Cyberlaw

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Q 80 General Knowledge Global Issues — Cyberlaw

Cyberlaw deals with:

A

Traffic rules

B

Online crimes

C

Banking laws

D

Environment law

View answer & explanation Ans: Online crimes

Correct Answer: Online crimes

Cyberlaw deals with online crimes and legal issues of the internet.

19

Topic Section

Global Issues — Security

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Q 81 General Knowledge Global Issues — Security

Nuclear proliferation means:

A

Peaceful use

B

Spread of nuclear weapons

C

Research only

D

Energy generation

View answer & explanation Ans: Spread of nuclear weapons

Correct Answer: Spread of nuclear weapons

Nuclear proliferation means the spread of nuclear weapons (to additional states or actors).

20

Topic Section

Global Issues — Globalisation

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Q 82 General Knowledge Global Issues — Globalisation

Globalization primarily impacts:

A

Local trade

B

Worldwide economic & cultural integration

C

Urbanization

D

Migration only

View answer & explanation Ans: Worldwide economic & cultural integration

Correct Answer: Worldwide economic & cultural integration

Globalisation primarily impacts worldwide economic and cultural integration.

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Global Issues — Food Security

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Q 86 General Knowledge Global Issues — Food Security

Food insecurity results from:

A

Climate change

B

Conflicts

C

Both A & B

D

Trade alone

View answer & explanation Ans: Both A & B

Correct Answer: Both A & B

Food insecurity results from both climate change and conflicts.

Subject 4

Pakistan Studies

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Topic Section

Pakistan Affairs — Nuclear Programme

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Q 66 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Affairs — Nuclear Programme

Pakistan became a nuclear power in:

A

1995

B

1998

C

2000

D

1997

View answer & explanation Ans: 1998

Correct Answer: 1998

Pakistan became a nuclear power with the Chagai tests of 28 May 1998.

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Pakistan Affairs — Presidents

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Q 67 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Affairs — Presidents

First President of Pakistan:

A

Iskander Mirza

B

Iskander Mirza

C

Ayub Khan

D

Zia-ul-Haq

View answer & explanation Ans: Iskander Mirza

Correct Answer: Iskander Mirza

Iskander Mirza became Pakistan's first President when the republic was proclaimed on 23 March 1956.

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Topic Section

Pakistan Affairs — Borders

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Q 68 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Affairs — Borders

Pakistan’s eastern border is with:

A

Afghanistan

B

India

C

Iran

D

China

View answer & explanation Ans: India

Correct Answer: India

Pakistan's eastern border is with India.

4

Topic Section

Pakistan Affairs — Provinces

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Q 69 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Affairs — Provinces

The largest province of Pakistan by area:

A

Punjab

B

Balochistan

C

Sindh

D

KPK

View answer & explanation Ans: Balochistan

Correct Answer: Balochistan

Balochistan is Pakistan's largest province by area.

5

Topic Section

Pakistan Affairs — Ports

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Q 70 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Affairs — Ports

Gwadar port is located on:

A

Indus River

B

Arabian Sea

C

Gomal River

D

Chenab River

View answer & explanation Ans: Arabian Sea

Correct Answer: Arabian Sea

Gwadar port is located on the Arabian Sea coast of Balochistan.

Subject 5

Current Affairs

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Topic Section

Global Issues — Emissions

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Q 78 Current Affairs Global Issues — Emissions

Largest emitter of CO₂ in 2025:

A

USA

B

China

C

India

D

Russia

View answer & explanation Ans: China

Correct Answer: China

China is the world's largest emitter of carbon dioxide.

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