What is Sudan's timezone?
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Correct Answer: UTC+2
Sudan uses Central Africa Time, UTC+2.
PMS · PMS · 2026
Solved PMS 2026 GK practice set Q151-200 from the Sir Adnan Sudan booklet - Sudan cities, regions, rivers, deserts, climate and resources MCQs with verified answers and explanations. A practice set for PMS Screening preparation, not an official past paper.
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A Sir Adnan one-liner booklet headed 'SUDAN CIVIL WAR 2011-GK / ONE-LINER-200 (PPSC/FPSC NEW TREND 2025-26)' from the monster-data 'PMS SCREENING 2026 GK UPDATED' pack (13 pp). This file publishes Q151-200 only, the FINAL part, completing the booklet (Q1-200 across four chunk files), in the standard MCQ format with verified answers and explanations: 38 published, 12 dropped, 1 correction. DROPPED as same-booklet duplicates, never re-extracted: Q155 (Red Sea Hills = Q113 in Q101-150), Q165 (Bayuda Desert = Q121), Q181 (Port Sudan main port = Q127), Q191 (Khartoum political capital = Q101), Q193 (Sahara dominating northern Sudan = Q105), Q195 (Darfur by Chad/CAR borders = Q168 in this chunk), Q197 (Nubia archaeological sites = Q146), Q198 (gold in eastern mountains = Q161 in this chunk). DROPPED as wrong or unanswerable as printed, never inferred: Q185 (neither 'Red Sea Hills' nor 'Butana' is a desert, so no standard desert answer is identifiable as printed), Q188 (no river forms Sudan's western border; the printed 'Moyenne/Sobat tributaries' answer is garbled - the Sobat is in the east), Q199 (no river connects the Blue Nile and the Atbara; both flow separately into the Nile, so 'Nile tributaries' is not an answer), Q200 (Red Sea along northeastern Sudan = Q118 in Q101-150). CORRECTION (standard answer, flagged in keyFlag, verified by web search): Q182 river separating Khartoum from Omdurman -> White Nile (booklet prints Blue Nile; the Blue Nile separates Khartoum from Khartoum North/Bahri). NOTE flags (5, in keyFlag): Q158 (Sahara spans both sides of the Sudan-Egypt border; 'Eastern Sahara' is the booklet's regional label), Q159 (the Sudd lies in South Sudan), Q177 (Fur are Darfur's largest group, not a minority within Darfur), Q196 (Gash is seasonal and dissipates near Kassala). This completes the Sudan booklet; its extracted PDF was removed from work/pms-screening/ after this run (master copy remains in the pack zip).
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38 solved MCQs shown directly below
Correct Answer: UTC+2
Sudan uses Central Africa Time, UTC+2.
Correct Answer: About 1,600 km
The Nile runs about 1,600 kilometres northward through Sudan, from Khartoum towards the Egyptian border.
Correct Answer: El Fasher
El Fasher, capital of North Darfur, is the historic administrative capital of the Darfur region.
Correct Answer: Kassala
Kassala city is the capital of Kassala State in eastern Sudan.
Correct Answer: Omdurman
Omdurman, across the Nile from Khartoum, grew as a historic trading and market centre and was the Mahdist capital.
Correct Answer: Wadi Halfa
Wadi Halfa, on Lake Nubia near the Egyptian border, is the main Sudan-Egypt border crossing.
Correct Answer: Eastern Sahara
The Eastern Sahara is the booklet's regional label for the desert belt along the Sudan-Egypt border area.
Correct Answer: Sudd wetlands
The Sudd wetlands flood seasonally with the White Nile's annual rise.
Correct Answer: Southern Sudan
The south has a tropical savannah climate, with rainfall increasing southward, unlike the arid north.
Correct Answer: Gold
Gold mining is abundant in the Red Sea Hills of eastern Sudan.
Correct Answer: Highway and railway
Khartoum and Port Sudan are linked by both a highway and a railway line.
Correct Answer: Butana Plateau
The Butana Plateau (Butana plain) lies in eastern Sudan, between the Nile and the Atbara.
Correct Answer: Agriculture
Agriculture employs most Sudanese people, as the country's main livelihood sector.
Correct Answer: Red, white, black horizontal stripes with green triangle
Sudan's flag has red, white and black horizontal stripes with a green triangle at the hoist.
Correct Answer: Khartoum
Khartoum lies at Al-Mogran, the confluence of the White Nile and the Blue Nile.
Correct Answer: Western Sudan
Western Sudan (Darfur) borders the Central African Republic to the southwest.
Correct Answer: Northern Sudan
Northern Sudan borders Libya to the northwest.
Correct Answer: Atbara River
The Atbara, flowing from the Ethiopian highlands, is the Nile's last major tributary before Egypt.
Correct Answer: Tropical dry forests
Southern Sudan's vegetation includes tropical dry forests alongside savannah woodland.
Correct Answer: Darfur
Pastoralism — herding livestock over seasonal grazing — is significant in Darfur.
Correct Answer: Blue Nile region
The Blue Nile region's rain-fed soils support sorghum and millet cultivation.
Correct Answer: Khartoum
Khartoum, the capital, is Sudan's main industrial city.
Correct Answer: Setit River
The Setit (Tekeze) River forms part of Sudan's eastern border area with Ethiopia.
Correct Answer: Red Sea State
Red Sea State, home to the Red Sea Hills, is known for gold mining.
Correct Answer: Fur people
The Fur people live in Darfur, where they are the indigenous group that gives the region its name (Dar Fur, 'home of the Fur').
Correct Answer: Northern Sudan
Camel herding is famous in northern Sudan's desert and semi-desert areas.
Correct Answer: Western Sudan
Western Sudan lies within the Sahel, the semi-arid belt south of the Sahara.
Correct Answer: Red Sea State
Red Sea State lies along Sudan's Red Sea coast, with Port Sudan as its capital.
Correct Answer: White Nile
The White Nile flows between Khartoum and Omdurman; the Blue Nile flows between Khartoum and Khartoum North (Bahri).
Correct Answer: Hot desert climate
Khartoum has a hot desert climate (BWh), with very low rainfall.
Correct Answer: Jebel Marra
Jebel Marra, in Darfur, is Sudan's main mountainous area and its highest peak.
Correct Answer: Blue Nile
The Blue Nile flows from Lake Tana in Ethiopia into Sudan, joining the White Nile at Khartoum.
Correct Answer: Northern and western Sudan
Northern and western Sudan, on the Sahara's edge, are prone to desertification.
Correct Answer: Southern Sudan (before secession)
The south, before secession, had the highest rainfall in Sudan, increasing southward.
Correct Answer: South Kordofan and Blue Nile
South Kordofan and Blue Nile, border regions with oil and contested areas, suffered conflict after secession.
Correct Answer: El Obeid
El Obeid, capital of North Kordofan, is a major livestock trade hub.
Correct Answer: Northern Sudan
Northern Sudan's Nile floodplains, along the main Nile, are fertile farming land.
Correct Answer: Gash River
The Gash River runs through eastern Sudan around Kassala, in the Nile's eastern hinterland.
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Questions
No. It is the final part (Q151-200) of a Sir Adnan Sudan one-liner practice booklet prepared for PMS Screening 2026. It is published as paperType 'practice', never as a past paper, and the year 2026 is the booklet's label, not a claimed exam session.
The White Nile. The booklet prints the Blue Nile, but the Blue Nile separates Khartoum from Khartoum North (Bahri); the White Nile flows between Khartoum and Omdurman.
At Khartoum, Sudan's capital, where they join to form the Nile proper.
The source prints question + answer only, no options; the options are authored distractors under the 2026-10-28 single-format decision, so optionsSource is 'authored'.
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