What is the meaning of the idiom / proverb: “A chip off the old block”
- (A) A piece of wood
- (B) An old friend
- (C) Having characteristics of one’s ancestors
- (D) A good bargain
- (C) Having characteristics of one’s ancestors
The major segment of “Seraiki” speaking population lives in:
- (A) Punjab
- (B) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
- (C) Azad Kashmir
- (D) Sindh
- (A) Punjab
The longest river of China is:
- (A) Hwang Ho
- (B) Yangtze
- (C) Mekong
- (D) Pearl
- (B) Yangtze
Chaudhry Rehmat Ali who coined the name “Pakistan” died in 1951. Which political position did he hold in the government of Liaqat Ali Khan?
- (A) Minister of Refugees Settlement
- (B) Minister of Finance
- (C) Minister of Communications
- (D) He held no political position
- (D) He held no political position
Alzheimer’s disease is characterized by:
- (A) Kidney failure
- (B) Neuro degeneration
- (C) Bone density reduction
- (D) Liver cirrhosis
- (B) Neuro degeneration
Presidential form of Government in Pakistan was introduced under the Constitution of:
- (A) 1956
- (B) 1962
- (C) 1973
- (D) Act of 1935
- (B) 1962
What was the name given to India’s Partition Plan?
- (A) 3rd June Plan
- (B) Cabinet Mission Plan
- (C) Independence Act
- (D) Radcliff Award
- (A) 3rd June Plan
“Addis Ababa” is the capital city of:
- (A) Sudan
- (B) Somalia
- (C) Kenya
- (D) Ethiopia
- (D) Ethiopia
How many times has the word “QUL” been repeated in the Holy Quran?
- (A) 200
- (B) More than 200
- (C) 150
- (D) Less than 100
- (B) More than 200
The square root of 729 is:
- (A) 33
- (B) 27
- (C) 37
- (D) 43
- (B) 27