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Solved PMS 2026 GK Grand Mock 19 — 89 MCQs with verified answers and explanations (organisations, geography, sports, science, history, UN, records). 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 GRAND MOCK 19 / ONE-LINER (Answer key in end)' from the monster-data 'PMS SCREENING 2026 GK UPDATED' pack. 89 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'. Eleven items are not published: printed Q1 (no African woman has been World Bank president - Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was Managing Director 2007-2011 and an unsuccessful 2012 presidential candidate), printed Q2 (BRICS Summit 2024 was hosted by Russia at Kazan, not among the options), printed Q5 (Pakistan was removed from the FATF grey list in October 2022, so none of the options was grey-listed in 2024), printed Q26 (Scoresby Sound, Greenland, is the longest fjord in the world; Sognefjord is the longest in Norway), printed Q43 (fastest T20 century - Sahil Chauhan's 27-ball hundred, Estonia vs Cyprus 2024, is the current record, and Miller and Rohit Sharma are tied at 35 balls), printed Q57 (first woman on FIFA's Executive Committee - Lydia Nsekera, 2012/2013, not among the options; Moya Dodd was co-opted in 2013), printed Q58 (ICC Men's Test Player of the Year 2023 - Usman Khawaja, not among the options), printed Q61 (Nobel Prize in Physics 2023 - attosecond pulses, not among the options; quantum entanglement was 2022), printed Q62 (phobia of water - Hydrophobia, Aquaphobia and the combined option are all defensible, so no single standard answer), printed Q76 (Nobel Prize in Medicine 2023 - mRNA vaccines of Kariko and Weissman, not among the options) and printed Q95 (first Asian Nobel Peace Prize winner - the Dalai Lama, 1989, not among the options; Tagore won the Literature prize). Eight keyed answers are corrected to the standard answer and flagged in keyFlag.

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PMS 2026 GK Grand Mock 19 — Solved Mock Test with Answers

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Subject 1

General Knowledge

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Organisations — Energy

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Q 1 General Knowledge Organisations — Energy

Headquarters of International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) is in:

A

Abu Dhabi

B

Berlin

C

Paris

D

New York

View answer & explanation Ans: Abu Dhabi

Correct Answer: Abu Dhabi

The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) is headquartered in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

Q 5 General Knowledge Organisations — Energy

Headquarters of International Energy Agency (IEA) is in:

A

Paris

B

London

C

Geneva

D

New York

View answer & explanation Ans: Paris

Correct Answer: Paris

The International Energy Agency (IEA) is headquartered in Paris, France.

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Organisations — Technology

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Q 2 General Knowledge Organisations — Technology

Global Cybersecurity Index is published by:

A

ITU

B

UNDP

C

World Bank

D

INTERPOL

View answer & explanation Ans: ITU

Correct Answer: ITU

The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) publishes the Global Cybersecurity Index.

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Organisations — Health

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Q 3 General Knowledge Organisations — Health

WHO declared Monkeypox outbreak as:

A

Global Health Emergency

B

Pandemic

C

Endemic

D

Epidemic

View answer & explanation Ans: Global Health Emergency

Correct Answer: Global Health Emergency

WHO declared the mpox outbreak a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) in July 2022 and again in August 2024. NOTE: WHO's declaration was a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), declared in July 2022 and again in August 2024; 'Global Health Emergency' is the booklet's loose wording for the PHEIC declaration.

Q 12 General Knowledge Organisations — Health

WHO HQ in Geneva was established in:

A

1948

B

1947

C

1945

D

1950

View answer & explanation Ans: 1948

Correct Answer: 1948

The World Health Organization was established in 1948; its headquarters are in Geneva.

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Organisations — Customs

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Q 4 General Knowledge Organisations — Customs

HQ of World Customs Organization (WCO) is in:

A

Brussels

B

Paris

C

Geneva

D

Vienna

View answer & explanation Ans: Brussels

Correct Answer: Brussels

The World Customs Organization (WCO) is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium.

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World Affairs — Afghanistan

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Q 7 General Knowledge World Affairs — Afghanistan

Taliban’s foreign minister as of 2024:

A

Amir Khan Muttaqi

B

Abdul Ghani Baradar

C

Haibatullah Akhundzada

D

Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai

View answer & explanation Ans: Amir Khan Muttaqi

Correct Answer: Amir Khan Muttaqi

Amir Khan Muttaqi served as the Taliban government's foreign minister from 2021 into 2024.

Q 17 General Knowledge World Affairs — Afghanistan

Taliban resumed control over Afghanistan in:

A

2021

B

2020

C

2022

D

2019

View answer & explanation Ans: 2021

Correct Answer: 2021

The Taliban resumed control of Afghanistan in August 2021.

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Organisations — Migration

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Q 8 General Knowledge Organisations — Migration

Headquarters of International Organization for Migration (IOM) is in:

A

Geneva

B

New York

C

Vienna

D

Paris

View answer & explanation Ans: Geneva

Correct Answer: Geneva

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.

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Organisations — Trade

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Q 9 General Knowledge Organisations — Trade

Headquarters of United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD):

A

Geneva

B

New York

C

Paris

D

Vienna

View answer & explanation Ans: Geneva

Correct Answer: Geneva

The UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.

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World Economy — Digital Currency

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Q 10 General Knowledge World Economy — Digital Currency

First country to implement digital currency as legal tender:

A

El Salvador

B

Bahamas

C

China

D

Sweden

View answer & explanation Ans: El Salvador

Correct Answer: El Salvador

El Salvador became the first country to adopt a cryptocurrency (Bitcoin) as legal tender, in September 2021.

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Organisations — Security

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Q 11 General Knowledge Organisations — Security

Global Terrorism Index published by:

A

Institute for Economics & Peace

B

UNODC

C

INTERPOL

D

IMF

View answer & explanation Ans: Institute for Economics & Peace

Correct Answer: Institute for Economics & Peace

The Global Terrorism Index is published by the Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP).

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Organisations — Arbitration

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Q 13 General Knowledge Organisations — Arbitration

Headquarters of International Court of Arbitration (ICA):

A

Paris

B

Geneva

C

New York

D

London

View answer & explanation Ans: Paris

Correct Answer: Paris

The ICC International Court of Arbitration is seated in Paris, France.

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Organisations — UN Bodies

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Q 14 General Knowledge Organisations — UN Bodies

UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) HQ:

A

New York

B

Geneva

C

Vienna

D

Nairobi

View answer & explanation Ans: New York

Correct Answer: New York

The UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) is headquartered at UN Headquarters, New York.

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Organisations — FATF

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Q 15 General Knowledge Organisations — FATF

FATF was established in:

A

1989

B

1990

C

1987

D

1992

View answer & explanation Ans: 1989

Correct Answer: 1989

The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) was established in 1989.

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Organisations — Labour

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Q 16 General Knowledge Organisations — Labour

UN’s International Labour Organization (ILO) HQ:

A

Geneva

B

Paris

C

New York

D

Vienna

View answer & explanation Ans: Geneva

Correct Answer: Geneva

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.

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World Geography — Rivers

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Q 18 General Knowledge World Geography — Rivers

Largest river in South Asia:

A

Ganges

B

Brahmaputra

C

Indus

D

Godavari

View answer & explanation Ans: Indus

Correct Answer: Indus

The Indus (about 3,180 km) is the longest river in South Asia by length. NOTE: longest by length (about 3,180 km); by discharge the Brahmaputra/Ganges system carries more water.

Q 19 General Knowledge World Geography — Rivers

Longest river in Africa:

A

Nile

B

Congo

C

Niger

D

Zambezi

View answer & explanation Ans: Nile

Correct Answer: Nile

The Nile (about 6,650 km) is the longest river in Africa.

Q 23 General Knowledge World Geography — Rivers

Longest river in Europe:

A

Volga

B

Danube

C

Rhine

D

Loire

View answer & explanation Ans: Volga

Correct Answer: Volga

The Volga (about 3,530 km) is the longest river in Europe.

Q 30 General Knowledge World Geography — Rivers

Longest river in China:

A

Yangtze

B

Yellow River

C

Mekong

D

Pearl River

View answer & explanation Ans: Yangtze

Correct Answer: Yangtze

The Yangtze (about 6,300 km) is the longest river in China and in Asia.

Q 83 General Knowledge World Geography — Rivers

Longest river in Middle East:

A

Tigris-Euphrates

B

Jordan

C

Nile

D

Indus

View answer & explanation Ans: Tigris-Euphrates

Correct Answer: Tigris-Euphrates

The Euphrates (about 2,800 km) is the longest single river in the Middle East; the booklet's option names the Tigris-Euphrates system. NOTE: the Euphrates alone (about 2,800 km) is the longest single river in the Middle East; the option names the Tigris-Euphrates river system.

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World Geography — Lakes

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Q 20 General Knowledge World Geography — Lakes

Largest freshwater lake in Asia:

A

Baikal

B

Ladoga

C

Victoria

D

Titicaca

View answer & explanation Ans: Baikal

Correct Answer: Baikal

Lake Baikal is the largest freshwater lake in Asia by volume, and the world's deepest lake.

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World Geography — Capitals

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Q 21 General Knowledge World Geography — Capitals

Capital of Kazakhstan changed to:

A

Astana

B

Nur-Sultan

C

Almaty

D

Tashkent

View answer & explanation Ans: Astana

Correct Answer: Astana

Astana is the capital of Kazakhstan; it was renamed Nur-Sultan in 2019 and renamed back to Astana in September 2022. CORRECTION: the booklet keys Nur-Sultan, but Kazakhstan's capital was renamed Nur-Sultan in 2019 and renamed back to Astana in September 2022, so Astana is the current (and standard-answer) name.

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World Geography — Islands

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Q 22 General Knowledge World Geography — Islands

Island of Crete belongs to:

A

Greece

B

Turkey

C

Italy

D

Cyprus

View answer & explanation Ans: Greece

Correct Answer: Greece

Crete belongs to Greece; it is Greece's largest island.

Q 27 General Knowledge World Geography — Islands

Island of Socotra is famous for:

A

Unique flora

B

Rare animals

C

Oil reserves

D

Beaches

View answer & explanation Ans: Unique flora

Correct Answer: Unique flora

Socotra (Yemen) is famous for its unique endemic flora, including the dragon's blood tree.

Q 32 General Knowledge World Geography — Islands

Largest island in Mediterranean Sea:

A

Sicily

B

Sardinia

C

Cyprus

D

Crete

View answer & explanation Ans: Sicily

Correct Answer: Sicily

Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea.

Q 34 General Knowledge World Geography — Islands

Island of Zanzibar belongs to:

A

Tanzania

B

Kenya

C

Somalia

D

Madagascar

View answer & explanation Ans: Tanzania

Correct Answer: Tanzania

Zanzibar belongs to Tanzania (it is part of the United Republic of Tanzania).

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World Geography — Reefs

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Q 24 General Knowledge World Geography — Reefs

Largest coral reef in Indian Ocean:

A

Great Chagos Bank

B

Great Barrier Reef

C

Red Sea Reef

D

Maldives Reef

View answer & explanation Ans: Great Chagos Bank

Correct Answer: Great Chagos Bank

The Great Chagos Bank is the Indian Ocean's largest coral atoll/reef structure.

Q 68 General Knowledge World Geography — Reefs

Longest coral reef in India:

A

Gulf of Mannar

B

Andaman Reef

C

Lakshadweep Reef

D

Nicobar Reef

View answer & explanation Ans: Andaman Reef

Correct Answer: Andaman Reef

The Andaman region holds India's most extensive coral-reef formations. NOTE: 'longest' is loose wording; the Andaman & Nicobar Islands hold India's largest reef area (about 1,021 sq km), ahead of Lakshadweep and the Gulf of Mannar, so the Andaman region is the conventional largest-reef answer.

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World Geography — Volcanoes

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Q 25 General Knowledge World Geography — Volcanoes

Highest active volcano in the world:

A

Ojos del Salado

B

Cotopaxi

C

Etna

D

Vesuvius

View answer & explanation Ans: Ojos del Salado

Correct Answer: Ojos del Salado

Ojos del Salado (6,893 m) on the Argentina-Chile border is the highest active volcano in the world.

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World Geography — Glaciers

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Q 26 General Knowledge World Geography — Glaciers

Longest glacier in the Himalayas:

A

Siachen

B

Baltoro

C

Batura

D

Hispar

View answer & explanation Ans: Siachen

Correct Answer: Siachen

The Siachen Glacier (about 76 km) is the longest glacier in the Karakoram/Himalaya region; the Baltoro Glacier is about 63 km. CORRECTION: the booklet keys Baltoro, but the Siachen Glacier (about 76 km) is the longest glacier in the Karakoram/Himalaya region; the Baltoro Glacier is about 63 km.

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World Geography — Straits

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Q 28 General Knowledge World Geography — Straits

Strait of Malacca separates:

A

Sumatra & Malaysia

B

Borneo & Malaysia

C

Java & Sumatra

D

Philippines & Borneo

View answer & explanation Ans: Sumatra & Malaysia

Correct Answer: Sumatra & Malaysia

The Strait of Malacca separates Sumatra (Indonesia) from peninsular Malaysia.

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World Geography — Seas

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Q 29 General Knowledge World Geography — Seas

Sea connecting Red Sea and Indian Ocean:

A

Gulf of Aden

B

Arabian Sea

C

Mediterranean

D

Persian Gulf

View answer & explanation Ans: Gulf of Aden

Correct Answer: Gulf of Aden

The Gulf of Aden connects the Red Sea (via Bab el-Mandeb) with the Indian Ocean.

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World Geography — Plateaus

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Q 31 General Knowledge World Geography — Plateaus

Highest plateau in the world:

A

Tibetan Plateau

B

Deccan Plateau

C

Colorado Plateau

D

Iranian Plateau

View answer & explanation Ans: Tibetan Plateau

Correct Answer: Tibetan Plateau

The Tibetan Plateau is the highest plateau in the world (average elevation above 4,500 m).

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World Geography — Coastlines

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Q 33 General Knowledge World Geography — Coastlines

Longest coastline in the world:

A

Canada

B

Australia

C

Indonesia

D

USA

View answer & explanation Ans: Canada

Correct Answer: Canada

Canada has the longest coastline in the world (about 202,000 km).

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World Geography — Cities

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Q 35 General Knowledge World Geography — Cities

World’s southernmost city:

A

Puerto Toro

B

Ushuaia

C

Punta Arenas

D

Invercargill

View answer & explanation Ans: Ushuaia

Correct Answer: Ushuaia

Ushuaia (Argentina) is the world's southernmost city. NOTE: Puerto Toro (Chile) is the southernmost permanently inhabited settlement, but it is a hamlet, not a city; Ushuaia is the world's southernmost city.

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World Geography — Mountains

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Q 36 General Knowledge World Geography — Mountains

Highest mountain in Africa:

A

Kilimanjaro

B

Kenya

C

Atlas

D

Simien

View answer & explanation Ans: Kilimanjaro

Correct Answer: Kilimanjaro

Mount Kilimanjaro (5,895 m) in Tanzania is the highest mountain in Africa.

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Sports — Cricket

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Q 37 General Knowledge Sports — Cricket

World Cup 2023 Cricket (ODI) winner:

A

India

B

England

C

Australia

D

New Zealand

View answer & explanation Ans: Australia

Correct Answer: Australia

Australia won the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, beating India in the final at Ahmedabad.

Q 47 General Knowledge Sports — Cricket

First cricket World Cup in Asia:

A

1987

B

1992

C

1996

D

1975

View answer & explanation Ans: 1987

Correct Answer: 1987

The first Cricket World Cup hosted in Asia was in 1987 (India and Pakistan).

Q 50 General Knowledge Sports — Cricket

First cricket T20 World Cup winner:

A

India

B

Pakistan

C

England

D

Sri Lanka

View answer & explanation Ans: India

Correct Answer: India

India won the inaugural ICC T20 World Cup in 2007, beating Pakistan in the final. CORRECTION: the booklet keys Pakistan, but India beat Pakistan in the final to win the inaugural ICC T20 World Cup in 2007.

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Sports — Olympics

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Q 38 General Knowledge Sports — Olympics

Pakistan’s first Olympic gold medal in individual sport:

A

Wrestling

B

Boxing

C

Athletics

D

Shooting

View answer & explanation Ans: Athletics

Correct Answer: Athletics

Pakistan's first Olympic gold in an individual sport is Athletics: Arshad Nadeem's javelin gold at Paris 2024. CORRECTION: the booklet keys Wrestling, but Pakistan's first Olympic gold in an individual sport is Athletics - Arshad Nadeem's javelin gold at Paris 2024.

Q 40 General Knowledge Sports — Olympics

First Winter Olympics held in:

A

Chamonix, 1924

B

Oslo, 1928

C

St. Moritz, 1928

D

Lake Placid, 1932

View answer & explanation Ans: Chamonix, 1924

Correct Answer: Chamonix, 1924

The first Winter Olympics were held at Chamonix, France, in 1924.

Q 44 General Knowledge Sports — Olympics

Summer Olympics 2024 host city:

A

Paris

B

Los Angeles

C

Tokyo

D

London

View answer & explanation Ans: Paris

Correct Answer: Paris

Paris hosted the Summer Olympics 2024.

Q 48 General Knowledge Sports — Olympics

First female IOC president candidate:

A

Anita DeFrantz

B

Claudia Bokel

C

Nicole Hoevertsz

D

Kirsty Coventry

View answer & explanation Ans: Anita DeFrantz

Correct Answer: Anita DeFrantz

Anita DeFrantz was the first woman to stand as a candidate for IOC president (2001 election). NOTE: Anita DeFrantz was the first woman to stand as a candidate for IOC president (2001 election); Kirsty Coventry became the first woman IOC president in 2025.

Q 53 General Knowledge Sports — Olympics

Pakistan first participated in Olympics in:

A

1948

B

1952

C

1956

D

1960

View answer & explanation Ans: 1948

Correct Answer: 1948

Pakistan first participated in the Olympic Games at London 1948.

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Sports — Football

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Q 39 General Knowledge Sports — Football

FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 winner:

A

Spain

B

USA

C

England

D

Sweden

View answer & explanation Ans: Spain

Correct Answer: Spain

Spain won the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023, beating England in the final.

Q 41 General Knowledge Sports — Football

First country to host FIFA World Cup twice:

A

Italy

B

Brazil

C

France

D

Mexico

View answer & explanation Ans: Mexico

Correct Answer: Mexico

Mexico, host in 1970 and 1986, was the first country to host the FIFA World Cup twice. CORRECTION: the booklet keys Italy, but Mexico - host in 1970 and again in 1986 - became the first country to host the FIFA World Cup twice (Italy's second hosting was 1990).

Q 46 General Knowledge Sports — Football

FIFA 2026 World Cup will have how many teams:

A

48

B

32

C

40

D

44

View answer & explanation Ans: 48

Correct Answer: 48

The FIFA World Cup 2026 (USA, Mexico, Canada) features 48 teams.

Q 52 General Knowledge Sports — Football

First nation to achieve FIFA ranking #1:

A

Brazil

B

Germany

C

Argentina

D

France

View answer & explanation Ans: Germany

Correct Answer: Germany

Germany topped FIFA's first world ranking, published in December 1992. CORRECTION: the booklet keys Brazil, but Germany topped FIFA's first world ranking, published in December 1992; Brazil took the lead only in the run-up to the 1994 World Cup.

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Sports — Hockey

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Q 42 General Knowledge Sports — Hockey

Pakistan Hockey World Cup 2023 result:

A

Quarterfinals

B

Semifinals

C

Winner

D

Did not participate

View answer & explanation Ans: Did not participate

Correct Answer: Did not participate

Pakistan did not participate in the 2023 Men's Hockey World Cup; they failed to qualify through the Asia Cup 2022. CORRECTION: the booklet keys Quarterfinals, but Pakistan failed to qualify for the 2023 Men's Hockey World Cup in India (they finished outside the Asia Cup 2022 top four).

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Sports — Tennis

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Q 43 General Knowledge Sports — Tennis

Longest tennis match in history:

A

Isner vs Mahut

B

Federer vs Nadal

C

Djokovic vs Nadal

D

Sampras vs Agassi

View answer & explanation Ans: Isner vs Mahut

Correct Answer: Isner vs Mahut

The longest tennis match in history is Isner vs Mahut at Wimbledon 2010 (11 hours 5 minutes).

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Sports — Paralympics

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Q 45 General Knowledge Sports — Paralympics

Pakistan’s first Paralympic gold medal:

A

2020

B

2016

C

2012

D

2008

View answer & explanation Ans: 2020

Correct Answer: 2020

Pakistan's first Paralympic gold medal came in 2020: Haider Ali won the discus throw at Tokyo. CORRECTION: the booklet keys 2016, but Pakistan's first Paralympic gold medal came in 2020: Haider Ali won the discus throw at Tokyo.

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Sports — Athletics

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Q 49 General Knowledge Sports — Athletics

Longest running marathon world record female:

A

Brigid Kosgei

B

Paula Radcliffe

C

Mary Keitany

D

Catherine Ndereba

View answer & explanation Ans: Paula Radcliffe

Correct Answer: Paula Radcliffe

Paula Radcliffe held the women's marathon world record from 2003 to 2019. NOTE: Radcliffe's record (2:15:25, 2003) stood until 2019, the longest-standing women's marathon world record among the options; the record has since moved on (Ruth Chepngetich, 2:09:56, Chicago 2024).

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Sports — Stadiums

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Q 51 General Knowledge Sports — Stadiums

Largest sports stadium by capacity:

A

Rungrado 1st of May Stadium

B

Michigan Stadium

C

Melbourne Cricket Ground

D

Salt Lake Stadium

View answer & explanation Ans: Rungrado 1st of May Stadium

Correct Answer: Rungrado 1st of May Stadium

The Rungrado 1st of May Stadium in Pyongyang is the largest sports stadium by capacity.

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World Geography — Forests

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Q 66 General Knowledge World Geography — Forests

Largest rainforest in the world:

A

Amazon

B

Congo

C

Southeast Asia

D

Daintree

View answer & explanation Ans: Amazon

Correct Answer: Amazon

The Amazon is the largest rainforest in the world.

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World Geography — Waterfalls

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Q 70 General Knowledge World Geography — Waterfalls

Highest waterfall in South America:

A

Angel Falls

B

Iguazu

C

Kaieteur

D

Tugela

View answer & explanation Ans: Angel Falls

Correct Answer: Angel Falls

Angel Falls in Venezuela (979 m) is the highest waterfall in South America and in the world.

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World History — Battles

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Q 71 General Knowledge World History — Battles

Battle of Haldighati:

A

1576

B

1567

C

1580

D

1590

View answer & explanation Ans: 1576

Correct Answer: 1576

The Battle of Haldighati was fought in 1576 (Maharana Pratap vs Mughal forces under Man Singh).

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World History — Dynasties

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Q 72 General Knowledge World History — Dynasties

Founder of Maurya Dynasty:

A

Chandragupta Maurya

B

Ashoka

C

Bindusara

D

Harsha

View answer & explanation Ans: Chandragupta Maurya

Correct Answer: Chandragupta Maurya

Chandragupta Maurya founded the Maurya Dynasty (c. 322 BCE).

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World Geography — Dams

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Q 73 General Knowledge World Geography — Dams

Largest dam in Middle East:

A

Ataturk Dam

B

Karun Dam

C

Tabqa Dam

D

Hirakud Dam

View answer & explanation Ans: Ataturk Dam

Correct Answer: Ataturk Dam

The Ataturk Dam (Turkey, on the Euphrates) is the conventional largest-dam answer for the Middle East.

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Space — History

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Q 74 General Knowledge Space — History

First satellite in space:

A

Sputnik 1

B

Explorer 1

C

Vanguard 1

D

Hubble

View answer & explanation Ans: Sputnik 1

Correct Answer: Sputnik 1

Sputnik 1 (1957) was the first artificial satellite in space.

Q 77 General Knowledge Space — History

First human to travel to space:

A

Yuri Gagarin

B

Neil Armstrong

C

John Glenn

D

Alan Shepard

View answer & explanation Ans: Yuri Gagarin

Correct Answer: Yuri Gagarin

Yuri Gagarin (1961) was the first human in space.

41

Topic Section

World Geography — Currencies

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Q 75 General Knowledge World Geography — Currencies

Currency of Oman:

A

Rial

B

Dinar

C

Dirham

D

Riyal

View answer & explanation Ans: Rial

Correct Answer: Rial

The currency of Oman is the Rial (Omani Rial).

Q 84 General Knowledge World Geography — Currencies

Currency of Qatar:

A

Riyal

B

Dinar

C

Dirham

D

Dollar

View answer & explanation Ans: Riyal

Correct Answer: Riyal

The currency of Qatar is the Riyal.

42

Topic Section

Organisations — UN Observances

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Q 76 General Knowledge Organisations — UN Observances

UN International Day of Forests:

A

March 21

B

April 22

C

March 15

D

June 5

View answer & explanation Ans: March 21

Correct Answer: March 21

The UN International Day of Forests is observed on 21 March.

43

Topic Section

World History — Suffrage

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Q 78 General Knowledge World History — Suffrage

First country to grant women voting rights:

A

New Zealand

B

USA

C

Finland

D

Sweden

View answer & explanation Ans: New Zealand

Correct Answer: New Zealand

New Zealand (1893) was the first country to grant women voting rights.

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Topic Section

Organisations — UNESCO

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Q 79 General Knowledge Organisations — UNESCO

UNESCO HQ:

A

Paris

B

Geneva

C

New York

D

Vienna

View answer & explanation Ans: Paris

Correct Answer: Paris

UNESCO is headquartered in Paris, France.

45

Topic Section

Organisations — Nuclear

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Q 80 General Knowledge Organisations — Nuclear

Headquarters of IAEA:

A

Vienna

B

Paris

C

Geneva

D

New York

View answer & explanation Ans: Vienna

Correct Answer: Vienna

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is headquartered in Vienna, Austria.

46

Topic Section

World Geography — Railways

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Q 81 General Knowledge World Geography — Railways

Longest railway in the world:

A

Trans-Siberian

B

Canadian

C

Indian

D

US Pacific

View answer & explanation Ans: Trans-Siberian

Correct Answer: Trans-Siberian

The Trans-Siberian Railway is the longest railway in the world.

47

Topic Section

World Geography — Oceans

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Q 85 General Knowledge World Geography — Oceans

Deepest ocean trench:

A

Mariana Trench

B

Java Trench

C

Puerto Rico Trench

D

Tonga Trench

View answer & explanation Ans: Mariana Trench

Correct Answer: Mariana Trench

The Mariana Trench is the deepest ocean trench.

48

Topic Section

World Economy — Energy

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Q 86 General Knowledge World Economy — Energy

Largest oil exporter in 2023:

A

Saudi Arabia

B

Russia

C

USA

D

Iraq

View answer & explanation Ans: Saudi Arabia

Correct Answer: Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia was the largest oil exporter in 2023.

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Topic Section

World Economy — Agriculture

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Q 88 General Knowledge World Economy — Agriculture

Largest producer of cocoa beans:

A

Ivory Coast

B

Ghana

C

Nigeria

D

Brazil

View answer & explanation Ans: Ivory Coast

Correct Answer: Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast (Cote d'Ivoire) is the world's largest cocoa producer.

50

Topic Section

Sports — Mountaineering

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Q 89 General Knowledge Sports — Mountaineering

First human to climb Mount Everest without oxygen:

A

Reinhold Messner

B

Edmund Hillary

C

Tenzing Norgay

D

Jerzy Kukuczka

View answer & explanation Ans: Reinhold Messner

Correct Answer: Reinhold Messner

Reinhold Messner (with Peter Habeler, 1978) was the first human to climb Mount Everest without supplementary oxygen.

Subject 2

Pakistan Studies

3 MCQs
1

Topic Section

Pakistan — Prime Ministers

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Q 6 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Prime Ministers

First woman Prime Minister of Pakistan:

A

Benazir Bhutto

B

Fatima Jinnah

C

Hina Rabbani Khar

D

Asma Jahangir

View answer & explanation Ans: Benazir Bhutto

Correct Answer: Benazir Bhutto

Benazir Bhutto (1988-1990, 1993-1996) was Pakistan's first woman prime minister.

2

Topic Section

Pakistan — Minerals

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Q 82 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Minerals

Pakistan’s largest coal mine:

A

Thar

B

Sui

C

Duki

D

Chamalang

View answer & explanation Ans: Thar

Correct Answer: Thar

Thar holds Pakistan's largest coal reserves and is the conventional one-liner answer for its largest coalfield. NOTE: Thar is a coalfield, not a single mine shaft; it holds Pakistan's largest coal reserves and is the conventional one-liner answer.

3

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Pakistan — Heritage

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Q 87 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Heritage

UNESCO World Heritage site in Pakistan:

A

Mohenjo-daro

B

Taxila

C

Rohtas Fort

D

All of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: All of the above

Correct Answer: All of the above

Mohenjo-daro, Taxila and Rohtas Fort are all UNESCO World Heritage sites in Pakistan, so 'All of the above' is correct.

Subject 3

Everyday Science

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1

Topic Section

Biology — Phobias

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Q 54 Everyday Science Biology — Phobias

Phobia of clowns:

A

Coulrophobia

B

Heliophobia

C

Nyctophobia

D

Agoraphobia

View answer & explanation Ans: Coulrophobia

Correct Answer: Coulrophobia

Coulrophobia is the phobia of clowns.

Q 69 Everyday Science Biology — Phobias

Phobia of insects:

A

Entomophobia

B

Arachnophobia

C

Zoophobia

D

Apiphobia

View answer & explanation Ans: Entomophobia

Correct Answer: Entomophobia

Entomophobia is the phobia of insects.

2

Topic Section

Biology — Vitamins

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Q 55 Everyday Science Biology — Vitamins

Vitamin K is essential for:

A

Blood clotting

B

Vision

C

Bone health

D

Immunity

View answer & explanation Ans: Blood clotting

Correct Answer: Blood clotting

Vitamin K is essential for blood clotting.

3

Topic Section

Biology — Human Body

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Q 56 Everyday Science Biology — Human Body

Smallest human cell:

A

Sperm cell

B

Red blood cell

C

Egg cell

D

Neuron

View answer & explanation Ans: Sperm cell

Correct Answer: Sperm cell

The sperm cell is the smallest human cell.

Q 58 Everyday Science Biology — Human Body

Largest organ in human body:

A

Skin

B

Liver

C

Brain

D

Heart

View answer & explanation Ans: Skin

Correct Answer: Skin

The skin is the largest human organ.

Q 63 Everyday Science Biology — Human Body

Smallest bone in human body:

A

Stapes

B

Incus

C

Malleus

D

Femur

View answer & explanation Ans: Stapes

Correct Answer: Stapes

The stapes is the smallest bone in the human body.

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Biology — Animals

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Q 57 Everyday Science Biology — Animals

Largest mammal on land:

A

African elephant

B

Blue whale

C

Giraffe

D

Hippopotamus

View answer & explanation Ans: African elephant

Correct Answer: African elephant

The African elephant is the largest land mammal. NOTE: the blue whale is the largest mammal overall but is marine; the African elephant is the largest land mammal.

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Environment — Climate

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Q 59 Everyday Science Environment — Climate

Greenhouse gas with highest warming potential:

A

CFCs

B

CO₂

C

Methane

D

Nitrous oxide

View answer & explanation Ans: CFCs

Correct Answer: CFCs

CFCs have the highest global-warming potential per molecule among the major greenhouse gases. NOTE: CFCs have the highest warming potential per molecule; carbon dioxide drives most of the total warming because of its much larger atmospheric concentration.

Q 60 Everyday Science Environment — Climate

Global carbon emissions highest contributor:

A

China

B

USA

C

India

D

Russia

View answer & explanation Ans: China

Correct Answer: China

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

6

Topic Section

World Geography — Tides

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Q 61 Everyday Science World Geography — Tides

Highest tidal range recorded:

A

Bay of Fundy

B

Bay of Bengal

C

English Channel

D

Hudson Bay

View answer & explanation Ans: Bay of Fundy

Correct Answer: Bay of Fundy

The Bay of Fundy (Canada) records the highest tidal range in the world (up to about 16 m).

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World Economy — Minerals

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Q 62 Everyday Science World Economy — Minerals

Largest producer of lithium:

A

Australia

B

Chile

C

Argentina

D

China

View answer & explanation Ans: Australia

Correct Answer: Australia

Australia is the world's largest producer of lithium.

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Topic Section

Biology — Health

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Q 64 Everyday Science Biology — Health

WHO declared polio eradicated in:

A

No, still endemic in 2 countries

B

2023

C

2020

D

2021

View answer & explanation Ans: No, still endemic in 2 countries

Correct Answer: No, still endemic in 2 countries

Polio remains endemic in only two countries, Pakistan and Afghanistan, so WHO has not declared it eradicated.

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Topic Section

Environment — Ozone

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Q 65 Everyday Science Environment — Ozone

Ozone layer depletion observed over:

A

Antarctica

B

Arctic

C

Tropics

D

Europe

View answer & explanation Ans: Antarctica

Correct Answer: Antarctica

Ozone-layer depletion is observed mainly over Antarctica (the ozone hole).

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Chemistry — Elements

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Q 67 Everyday Science Chemistry — Elements

Most abundant element in Earth’s crust:

A

Oxygen

B

Silicon

C

Aluminium

D

Iron

View answer & explanation Ans: Oxygen

Correct Answer: Oxygen

Oxygen (about 46%) is the most abundant element in the Earth's crust.

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Is this an official PMS past paper? +

No. It is a Sir Adnan mock test headed 'PMS 2026 GK GRAND MOCK 19', 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 89 questions published instead of 100? +

Printed Q1 is dropped because no African woman has been World Bank president (Okonjo-Iweala was Managing Director); Q2 because the BRICS 2024 host, Russia, is not among the options; Q5 because Pakistan left the FATF grey list in 2022 and none of the options was grey-listed in 2024; Q26 because the world's longest fjord is Scoresby Sound, not Sognefjord; Q43 because the fastest T20 century belongs to Sahil Chauhan (27 balls); Q57 because the first woman on FIFA's Executive Committee, Lydia Nsekera, is not among the options; Q58 because the 2023 Test Player of the Year, Usman Khawaja, is not among the options; Q61 because the 2023 Physics Nobel was for attosecond pulses; Q62 because Hydrophobia, Aquaphobia and the combined option are all defensible; Q76 because the 2023 Medicine Nobel was for mRNA vaccines; and Q95 because the first Asian Peace laureate, the Dalai Lama (1989), is not among the options.

Were the booklet's answers checked? +

Yes. Every keyed answer was reconciled to the standard fact; eight were corrected (Q24 capital of Kazakhstan to Astana, Q30 longest Himalayan glacier to Siachen, Q42 first individual Olympic gold to Athletics, Q46 first twice-host to Mexico, Q47 Hockey World Cup 2023 to Did not participate, Q50 first Paralympic gold to 2020, Q55 first T20 World Cup to India, Q59 first FIFA ranking No. 1 to Germany), each flagged in keyFlag.

How was the answer key read? +

The key is headed 'Answer Key - Mock Test 19 (1-100)' and matches the paper, but its first-column numbers lose digits 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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