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Solved PMS 2026 GK Final Mock 16 — 54 MCQs with verified answers and explanations (intelligence organisations, books and authors, capitals, battles, UN, units). A Sir Adnan mock test for PMS Screening preparation, not an official past paper.

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A 100-item Sir Adnan mock test headed 'PMS 2026 GK FINAL MOCK 16 / ONE-LINER (Answer key in end)' from the monster-data 'PMS SCREENING 2026 GK UPDATED' pack. 54 items are published here in the standard MCQ format with verified answers and explanations; the source prints options with an answer key at the end, so optionsSource is recorded as 'printed'. 46 items are dropped, never inferred: 38 items whose keyed answer is printed twice among the options (exact duplicate options, so two options are correct — e.g. Q22, Q25, Q31, Q42, Q61, Q78, Q82, Q92), 5 items whose keyed answer has a near-twin option naming the same place or person (Q11 Geneva / Geneva, Switzerland; Q19 Kathmandu / Kathmandu, Nepal; Q33 Lavoisier / Antoine Lavoisier; Q36 18-20 / 18-20 strings; Q84 Geneva / Geneva, Switzerland), printed Q26 (a 'Blue Horse' painter — Shahid Sajjad, the keyed name, was Pakistan's foremost sculptor, per Dawn, and no 'Blue Horse' painting by him was found), printed Q45 (a peninsula defined twice over — 'surrounded by water on 3 sides' and 'connected to water on 3 sides'), and printed Q47 (longest creek in Pakistan — Keti Bunder is an area, not a creek, the same precedent as PMS 2026 GK High Yield Mock 14). Four keyed answers are corrected to the standard answer and flagged in keyFlag (Q1 CIA to 1947, Q35 'Pakistan: Beyond the Crisis State' to Maleeha Lodhi, Q40 King of Pop to Atif Aslam, Q41 Kazakhstan's capital to Astana). Two options were cleaned of leaked section-header words (Q20 'Kuala Lumpur Personalities' to 'Kuala Lumpur'; Q80 'Portuguese Measurements' to 'Portuguese').

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PMS 2026 GK Final Mock 16 — Solved Mock Test with Answers

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Subject 1

General Knowledge

48 MCQs
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Topic Section

Organisations — Intelligence

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Q 1 General Knowledge Organisations — Intelligence

The CIA was established in which year?

A

1945

B

1946

C

1947

D

1948

View answer & explanation Ans: 1947

Correct Answer: 1947

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was established in 1947 under the National Security Act. CORRECTION: the booklet keys 1946, but the CIA was established in 1947 (National Security Act, 18 September 1947); 1946 was the year of its predecessor, the Central Intelligence Group (same correction as PMS 2026 GK High Yield Mock 14).

Q 8 General Knowledge Organisations — Intelligence

The term “Five Eyes” refers to:

A

5 intelligence agencies of NATO

B

5 UN security bodies

C

Intelligence-sharing alliance of 5 countries

D

5 EU investigative committees

View answer & explanation Ans: Intelligence-sharing alliance of 5 countries

Correct Answer: Intelligence-sharing alliance of 5 countries

The Five Eyes is the intelligence-sharing alliance of the USA, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

Q 12 General Knowledge Organisations — Intelligence

Headquarters of MI6 is in:

A

Manchester

B

London

C

Edinburgh

D

Birmingham

View answer & explanation Ans: London

Correct Answer: London

MI6 (the Secret Intelligence Service) is headquartered in London.

Q 13 General Knowledge Organisations — Intelligence

Headquarters of NSA (National Security Agency) is in:

A

Washington DC

B

New York

C

Fort Meade

D

Los Angeles

View answer & explanation Ans: Fort Meade

Correct Answer: Fort Meade

The US National Security Agency (NSA) is headquartered at Fort Meade, Maryland.

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Organisations — Interpol

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Q 2 General Knowledge Organisations — Interpol

Headquarters of Interpol is located in:

A

Paris

B

Lyon

C

Geneva

D

The Hague

View answer & explanation Ans: Lyon

Correct Answer: Lyon

INTERPOL is headquartered in Lyon, France.

Q 14 General Knowledge Organisations — Interpol

Headquarters of INTERPOL Asia-Pacific Bureau is in:

A

Hong Kong

B

Seoul

C

Singapore

D

Bangkok

View answer & explanation Ans: Bangkok

Correct Answer: Bangkok

INTERPOL's liaison office in Bangkok (LOBANG) serves the Asia and South Pacific region. NOTE: Bangkok hosts INTERPOL's liaison office for Asia and the South Pacific (LOBANG), not a full regional bureau; Singapore's Global Complex for Innovation is INTERPOL's separate Asia-Pacific innovation hub.

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Organisations — Terrorism

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Q 4 General Knowledge Organisations — Terrorism

Al-Qaeda was founded by:

A

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi

B

Osama bin Laden

C

Ayman al-Zawahiri

D

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed

View answer & explanation Ans: Osama bin Laden

Correct Answer: Osama bin Laden

Al-Qaeda was founded by Osama bin Laden.

Q 10 General Knowledge Organisations — Terrorism

ISIS first emerged as:

A

Al-Qaeda in Iraq

B

Taliban faction

C

Boko Haram affiliate

D

Al-Shabaab wing

View answer & explanation Ans: Al-Qaeda in Iraq

Correct Answer: Al-Qaeda in Iraq

ISIS (ISIL/Daesh) first emerged as Al-Qaeda in Iraq.

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Organisations — United Nations

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Q 5 General Knowledge Organisations — United Nations

Which country hosts the UNODC headquarters?

A

USA

B

Switzerland

C

Austria

D

Germany

View answer & explanation Ans: Austria

Correct Answer: Austria

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is headquartered in Vienna, Austria.

Q 11 General Knowledge Organisations — United Nations

The first secretary-general of the UN was:

A

Dag Hammarskjöld

B

Trygve Lie

C

Kofi Annan

D

Ban Ki-moon

View answer & explanation Ans: Trygve Lie

Correct Answer: Trygve Lie

Trygve Lie of Norway was the first Secretary-General of the United Nations (1946-1952).

Q 45 General Knowledge Organisations — United Nations

Country with UN Veto power:

A

India

B

Brazil

C

USA

D

Japan

View answer & explanation Ans: USA

Correct Answer: USA

The USA is a permanent member of the UN Security Council and holds the veto power.

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Organisations — FATF

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Q 6 General Knowledge Organisations — FATF

The FATF is primarily concerned with:

A

Counter-terrorism financing

B

Human rights

C

Economic development

D

Trade regulation

View answer & explanation Ans: Counter-terrorism financing

Correct Answer: Counter-terrorism financing

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) combats money laundering and terrorist financing. NOTE: the FATF combats both money laundering and terrorist financing; 'Counter-terrorism financing' is the closest option among those offered.

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Organisations — Courts

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Q 7 General Knowledge Organisations — Courts

Headquarters of the International Criminal Court (ICC) is in:

A

Paris

B

Geneva

C

The Hague

D

New York

View answer & explanation Ans: The Hague

Correct Answer: The Hague

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is headquartered in The Hague, Netherlands.

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Organisations — OIC

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Q 9 General Knowledge Organisations — OIC

Headquarters of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is in:

A

Riyadh

B

Jeddah

C

Cairo

D

Istanbul

View answer & explanation Ans: Jeddah

Correct Answer: Jeddah

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is headquartered in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

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Organisations — Nuclear

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Q 15 General Knowledge Organisations — Nuclear

Organization responsible for global nuclear safety is:

A

IAEA

B

WHO

C

IMF

D

NATO

View answer & explanation Ans: IAEA

Correct Answer: IAEA

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is responsible for global nuclear safety and oversight.

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Organisations — IMF

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Q 16 General Knowledge Organisations — IMF

Headquarters of IMF is in:

A

Geneva

B

London

C

Washington DC

D

New York

View answer & explanation Ans: Washington DC

Correct Answer: Washington DC

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is headquartered in Washington DC.

10

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Organisations — World Bank

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Q 17 General Knowledge Organisations — World Bank

Headquarters of World Bank is in:

A

New York

B

Washington DC

C

Geneva

D

London

View answer & explanation Ans: Washington DC

Correct Answer: Washington DC

The World Bank is headquartered in Washington DC.

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Organisations — ASEAN

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Q 18 General Knowledge Organisations — ASEAN

Headquarters of ASEAN is in:

A

Singapore

B

Jakarta

C

Bangkok

D

Kuala Lumpur

View answer & explanation Ans: Jakarta

Correct Answer: Jakarta

The ASEAN Secretariat is in Jakarta, Indonesia.

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Books — Pakistan

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Q 19 General Knowledge Books — Pakistan

Who wrote “Pakistan: A Personal History”?

A

Babar Sattar

B

Imran Khan

C

Hameed Nizami

D

Ishtiaq Ahmad

View answer & explanation Ans: Imran Khan

Correct Answer: Imran Khan

'Pakistan: A Personal History' (2011) is by Imran Khan.

Q 27 General Knowledge Books — Pakistan

Who wrote “Pakistan: Beyond the Crisis State”?

A

Maleeha Lodhi

B

S. Akbar Zaidi

C

Fatima Bhutto

D

Nadeem F. Paracha

View answer & explanation Ans: Maleeha Lodhi

Correct Answer: Maleeha Lodhi

'Pakistan: Beyond the Crisis State' (2011) is edited by Maleeha Lodhi. CORRECTION: the booklet keys S. Akbar Zaidi, but 'Pakistan: Beyond the Crisis State' (2011) is edited by Maleeha Lodhi (same correction as PMS 2026 GK Grand Mock 15).

Q 28 General Knowledge Books — Pakistan

“In the Line of Fire” was written by:

A

George Bush

B

Condoleezza Rice

C

Pervez Musharraf

D

Benazir Bhutto

View answer & explanation Ans: Pervez Musharraf

Correct Answer: Pervez Musharraf

'In the Line of Fire' (2006) is Pervez Musharraf's memoir.

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Music — Instruments

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Q 21 General Knowledge Music — Instruments

The sitar is a traditional instrument of:

A

Afghanistan

B

Iran

C

India

D

Pakistan

View answer & explanation Ans: India

Correct Answer: India

The sitar is a traditional instrument of Indian (Hindustani) classical music.

Q 25 General Knowledge Music — Instruments

The tabla is associated with which country?

A

India

B

Pakistan

C

India & Pakistan

D

Afghanistan

View answer & explanation Ans: India & Pakistan

Correct Answer: India & Pakistan

The tabla is associated with both India and Pakistan, the shared Hindustani tradition. NOTE: the tabla belongs to the shared Hindustani tradition of India and Pakistan, so 'India & Pakistan' is the correct combined answer.

Q 26 General Knowledge Music — Instruments

The harmonium was introduced to South Asia by:

A

British missionaries

B

European missionaries

C

French colonists

D

Portuguese traders

View answer & explanation Ans: European missionaries

Correct Answer: European missionaries

The harmonium was introduced to South Asia by European missionaries in the 19th century.

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Personalities — Science

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Q 22 General Knowledge Personalities — Science

The “Father of Modern Physics” is:

A

Isaac Newton

B

Albert Einstein

C

Galileo Galilei

D

Nikola Tesla

View answer & explanation Ans: Albert Einstein

Correct Answer: Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein is known as the father of modern physics.

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Books — Science

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Q 23 General Knowledge Books — Science

The author of “A Brief History of Time” is:

A

Carl Sagan

B

Stephen Hawking

C

Brian Cox

D

Richard Dawkins

View answer & explanation Ans: Stephen Hawking

Correct Answer: Stephen Hawking

'A Brief History of Time' (1988) is by Stephen Hawking.

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Personalities — Economics

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Q 24 General Knowledge Personalities — Economics

Who is called the “Father of Economics”?

A

John Maynard Keynes

B

Adam Smith

C

Milton Friedman

D

Karl Marx

View answer & explanation Ans: Adam Smith

Correct Answer: Adam Smith

Adam Smith is known as the father of economics ('The Wealth of Nations', 1776).

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Personalities — Computing

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Q 29 General Knowledge Personalities — Computing

Who is called the “Father of Computer Science”?

A

Steve Jobs

B

Bill Gates

C

Alan Turing

D

Charles Babbage

View answer & explanation Ans: Alan Turing

Correct Answer: Alan Turing

Alan Turing is known as the father of computer science. NOTE: Charles Babbage is the father of the computer; Alan Turing is the father of computer science.

18

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Music — Pakistan

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Q 30 General Knowledge Music — Pakistan

Famous Pakistani musician known as “King of Pop”:

A

Junoon

B

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

C

Atif Aslam

D

Ali Zafar

View answer & explanation Ans: Atif Aslam

Correct Answer: Atif Aslam

Atif Aslam is known as the King of Pakistani Pop music. CORRECTION: the booklet keys Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, but the 'King of Pop' title in Pakistani pop music belongs to Atif Aslam (Jang describes him as 'King of Pakistani Pop music'); Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is the Shahenshah-e-Qawwali (same correction as PMS 2026 GK Grand Mock 15).

19

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World Geography — Capitals

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Q 31 General Knowledge World Geography — Capitals

Capital of Kazakhstan:

A

Astana

B

Nur-Sultan

C

Almaty

D

Bishkek

View answer & explanation Ans: Astana

Correct Answer: Astana

The capital of Kazakhstan is Astana (renamed back from Nur-Sultan in September 2022). CORRECTION: the booklet keys Nur-Sultan, the capital's name from 2019 to September 2022; the capital is Astana again (same correction as PMS 2026 GK Grand Mock 15).

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World Geography — Airlines

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Q 32 General Knowledge World Geography — Airlines

The airline “Qatar Airways” has its HQ in:

A

UAE

B

Oman

C

Doha, Qatar

D

Saudi Arabia

View answer & explanation Ans: Doha, Qatar

Correct Answer: Doha, Qatar

Qatar Airways is headquartered in Doha, Qatar.

Q 33 General Knowledge World Geography — Airlines

The airline “Emirates” is based in:

A

Riyadh

B

Dubai

C

Abu Dhabi

D

Doha

View answer & explanation Ans: Dubai

Correct Answer: Dubai

Emirates airline is based in Dubai, UAE.

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World Geography — Africa

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Q 34 General Knowledge World Geography — Africa

Which African country is the largest by area?

A

Nigeria

B

Egypt

C

Algeria

D

Sudan

View answer & explanation Ans: Algeria

Correct Answer: Algeria

Algeria is the largest African country by area.

22

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World Geography — Islands

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Q 35 General Knowledge World Geography — Islands

Island country near Africa known for spice trade:

A

Seychelles

B

Madagascar

C

Comoros

D

Mauritius

View answer & explanation Ans: Madagascar

Correct Answer: Madagascar

Madagascar is the spice-producing island near Africa among the options. NOTE: Zanzibar is the classic 'Spice Island' but is not among the options; Madagascar is the spice-producing island among them (same note as PMS 2026 GK Grand Mock 15).

Q 53 General Knowledge World Geography — Islands

Largest island in the world:

A

Borneo

B

Greenland

C

Madagascar

D

Sumatra

View answer & explanation Ans: Greenland

Correct Answer: Greenland

Greenland is the world's largest island.

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World Geography — Europe

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Q 36 General Knowledge World Geography — Europe

Europe’s smallest country by area:

A

Monaco

B

Vatican City

C

Liechtenstein

D

San Marino

View answer & explanation Ans: Vatican City

Correct Answer: Vatican City

Vatican City is the smallest European country by area.

24

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World Geography — Seas

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Q 37 General Knowledge World Geography — Seas

Baltic Sea is located between:

A

Germany & France

B

Norway & Denmark

C

Scandinavia & Northern Europe

D

Italy & Greece

View answer & explanation Ans: Scandinavia & Northern Europe

Correct Answer: Scandinavia & Northern Europe

The Baltic Sea lies between Scandinavia and Northern Europe.

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World Geography — Arctic

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Q 38 General Knowledge World Geography — Arctic

The Arctic Circle passes through how many countries?

A

7

B

8

C

9

D

6

View answer & explanation Ans: 8

Correct Answer: 8

The Arctic Circle passes through 8 countries.

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World History — Battles

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Q 39 General Knowledge World History — Battles

Battle of Plassey occurred in:

A

1756

B

1757

C

1761

D

1748

View answer & explanation Ans: 1757

Correct Answer: 1757

The Battle of Plassey was fought on 23 June 1757.

Q 42 General Knowledge World History — Battles

Battle of Panipat (1526) was fought between:

A

Mughals & Afghans

B

Mughals & Rajputs

C

Babur & Ibrahim Lodi

D

Mughals & Marathas

View answer & explanation Ans: Babur & Ibrahim Lodi

Correct Answer: Babur & Ibrahim Lodi

The First Battle of Panipat (1526) was fought between Babur and Ibrahim Lodi.

Q 44 General Knowledge World History — Battles

Battle of Plassey ended the rule of:

A

Mughals

B

Siraj-ud-Daula (Nawab of Bengal)

C

Marathas

D

Portuguese

View answer & explanation Ans: Siraj-ud-Daula (Nawab of Bengal)

Correct Answer: Siraj-ud-Daula (Nawab of Bengal)

The Battle of Plassey ended the rule of Siraj-ud-Daula, the last independent Nawab of Bengal.

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World History — World Wars

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Q 40 General Knowledge World History — World Wars

WWI began in:

A

1912

B

1914

C

1915

D

1916

View answer & explanation Ans: 1914

Correct Answer: 1914

World War I began in 1914.

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World Geography — Passes

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Q 41 General Knowledge World Geography — Passes

Khyber Pass is a:

A

Strait

B

Peninsula

C

Mountain Pass

D

Delta

View answer & explanation Ans: Mountain Pass

Correct Answer: Mountain Pass

The Khyber Pass is a mountain pass between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

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World History — Dynasties

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Q 43 General Knowledge World History — Dynasties

Who was founder of Mughal dynasty?

A

Akbar

B

Humayun

C

Babur

D

Jahangir

View answer & explanation Ans: Babur

Correct Answer: Babur

Babur founded the Mughal dynasty.

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World Observances

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Q 50 General Knowledge World Observances

International Day of Women is:

A

March 6

B

March 8

C

April 8

D

May 8

View answer & explanation Ans: March 8

Correct Answer: March 8

International Women's Day is observed on 8 March.

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Awards — Nobel

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Q 51 General Knowledge Awards — Nobel

Nobel Peace Prize is awarded in:

A

Stockholm

B

Oslo

C

Paris

D

Geneva

View answer & explanation Ans: Oslo

Correct Answer: Oslo

The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded in Oslo, Norway.

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World Geography — Deserts

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Q 52 General Knowledge World Geography — Deserts

Largest desert in the world:

A

Sahara

B

Arabian

C

Antarctic Desert

D

Gobi

View answer & explanation Ans: Antarctic Desert

Correct Answer: Antarctic Desert

The Antarctic desert is the largest desert in the world by area. NOTE: the Antarctic desert is the largest desert by area; the Sahara is the largest HOT desert and the conventional one-liner answer.

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World Geography — Currencies

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Q 54 General Knowledge World Geography — Currencies

Currency of Iraq is:

A

Dinar

B

Iraqi Dinar

C

Rial

D

Dirham

View answer & explanation Ans: Iraqi Dinar

Correct Answer: Iraqi Dinar

The currency of Iraq is the Iraqi Dinar. NOTE: 'Dinar' alone is the generic currency name shared by several countries; 'Iraqi Dinar' is the precise answer for Iraq.

Subject 2

Pakistan Studies

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Pakistan — Intelligence

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Q 3 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Intelligence

ISI was created in which year?

A

1946

B

1947

C

1948

D

1949

View answer & explanation Ans: 1948

Correct Answer: 1948

Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) was created in 1948.

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Pakistan — Founders

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Q 20 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Founders

The “Father of Nation” in Pakistan is:

A

Liaquat Ali Khan

B

Muhammad Ali Jinnah

C

Allama Iqbal

D

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto

View answer & explanation Ans: Muhammad Ali Jinnah

Correct Answer: Muhammad Ali Jinnah

Muhammad Ali Jinnah is the Father of the Nation of Pakistan.

Subject 3

Current Affairs

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Summits — Climate

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Q 46 Current Affairs Summits — Climate

International Climate Summit COP28 held in:

A

Paris

B

London

C

UAE

D

UK

View answer & explanation Ans: UAE

Correct Answer: UAE

COP28 was held in the UAE (Dubai, November-December 2023).

Subject 4

Everyday Science

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Physics — Units

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Q 47 Everyday Science Physics — Units

Unit of electric resistance is:

A

Volt

B

Ampere

C

Ohm

D

Joule

View answer & explanation Ans: Ohm

Correct Answer: Ohm

The ohm is the unit of electrical resistance.

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Physics — General

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Q 48 Everyday Science Physics — General

Water boils at:

A

90°C

B

100°C

C

95°C

D

98°C

View answer & explanation Ans: 100°C

Correct Answer: 100°C

Water boils at 100°C at standard atmospheric pressure. NOTE: 100°C is the boiling point at standard atmospheric pressure.

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Physics — Astronomy

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Q 49 Everyday Science Physics — Astronomy

Light year is a measure of:

A

Time

B

Distance

C

Speed

D

Mass

View answer & explanation Ans: Distance

Correct Answer: Distance

A light year measures distance (about 9.46 trillion km).

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No. It is a Sir Adnan mock test headed 'PMS 2026 GK FINAL MOCK 16', prepared for PMS Screening 2026. It is published as paperType 'mock', never as a past paper, and the year 2026 is the booklet's mock label, not a claimed exam session.

Why are only 54 questions published instead of 100? +

This booklet duplicates the correct answer in two option slots in 38 items, and in 5 more the keyed answer has a near-twin option naming the same place or person, so those 43 items have two correct options and cannot be answered uniquely. Three further items are dropped on their own defects: Q26 (no 'Blue Horse' painter — the keyed Shahid Sajjad was a sculptor), Q45 (the peninsula defined twice over) and Q47 (Keti Bunder is an area, not a creek). Nothing was invented to repair them.

Were the booklet's answers checked? +

Yes. Every keyed answer was reconciled to the standard fact; four were corrected (Q1 CIA establishment to 1947, Q35 'Pakistan: Beyond the Crisis State' to Maleeha Lodhi, Q40 King of Pop to Atif Aslam, Q41 Kazakhstan's capital to Astana), each flagged in keyFlag, and two options were cleaned of leaked section-header words.

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The key's first-column numbers lose their leading '1' in text extraction (11/21/31/41/51/61/71/81/91 read as 2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10), as in the earlier PMS mocks, so the key was decoded positionally (100 letter tokens in order) and every keyed answer checked against the standard fact, not trusted blindly.

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