PPSC Lecturer Pak Studies Test 14 Solved Past Paper MCQs

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Test Name Lecturer Pak Stuies
Subject Pak Studies Test 14
Test Type MCQs
Total Questions 25
Total Time 20 Minutes
Total Marks 100
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Lecturer Pakistan Studies Practice Test 14

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Indo – Muslim culture in details is overwhelmingly ___________.

2 / 25

The number of letter in the Urdu language are…………..

3 / 25

 On September 9, 1958, Pakistan acquired Gwadar from……………

4 / 25

Which of the following institutions was first introduced in the 1973 Constitution?

5 / 25

The First Urdu Newspaper (Daily) published after the creation of Pakistan was………….

6 / 25

In the Hindu Kush Mountains all passes connect Pakistan with ________.

7 / 25

Rechna and Bari Doaabas are considered:

8 / 25

Satpara Dam has been constructed in:

9 / 25

Excavation with land reforms, the Punjab Tenancy Act was passed in ____________.

10 / 25

Pakistan’s first nuclear Power Station built at Karchi in 1972 was provided by:

11 / 25

Cotton textile, the largest industry of Pakistan, employs industrial labour force of magnitude of ___________.

12 / 25

The Hasni Tribe is settled in____________.

13 / 25

Which First of the following Muslim Countries voted against Pakistan’s admission into the United Nations in 1947?

14 / 25

The first chairman of Senate was:

15 / 25

Sachal Sarmast is the Sufi Saint of:

16 / 25

How many National Finance Commission Awards (NFC) have been announced so far?

17 / 25

The Millat and Menace of Indianism is written by ___________.

18 / 25

Karakoram Highway starts in Pakistan from:

19 / 25

From 1858 up to about 1870 nearly all British politicians, and authors blamed the Muslims for ___________.

20 / 25

The emergence of Gwadar port and its development has promoted _________.

21 / 25

In Connection with land reforms, the Punjab Tenancy Act was passed in ________.

22 / 25

When First Constitution was promulgated on 23rd March 1956, the Prime Minister of Pakistan was:

23 / 25

Kalabagh iron deposits are largest in Pakistan with an estimated reserve of__________.

24 / 25

The first SOS village in Pakistan was sat up in 1977 at……………………

25 / 25

After the creation of Pakistan, the first Radio Station was established at:

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