Author name: Umar

Q1: آب حیات کس کی تصنیف ہے؟

Q2: حسن کوزہ گر کس کی نظم ہے؟

Q3: ان میں سے کونسی ضرب المثل ٹھیک ہے؟

Q4: بنیے کا بیٹا کچھ _____ کر ہی گرتا ہے۔

Q5: تم میرے پاس ہوتے ہو، گویا کس نے لکھا؟

Q6: لوح بھی تو قلم بھی تو تیرا وجود الکتاب کس کتاب میں ہے؟

Q7: سریلے بول کا شاعر کس کی کتاب ہے؟

Q8: If P:Q=8:15 and Q:R=3:2, then find P:Q:R.

Q9: If Rs. 8,500 is deducted as Zakat, what will be the total amount before the deduction?

Q10: 21 binders can bind 1400 books in 15 days. How many binders will be required to bind 800 books in 20 days?

Q11: A sum becomes Rs. 65800 in 4 years at simple interest at the yearly interest rate of 14% per annum. What is the sum (in Rs.)?

Q12: How many terms are there in the sequence 20, 25, 30, ..., 140?

Q13: The sum of the reciprocals of Ali's age 2 years ago and 4 years from now is 1/4. What is his present age?

Q14: In the xy-plane, points (-3, 5) and (6, 8) lie on line I. Which of the following points is also on line I?

Q15: Siddhartha was written by:

Q16: Which philosopher declared that the decline of the Mughal Empire was due to separation from Islam?

Q17: Qazi Muhammad Esa was a politician from:

Q18: Which finance minister gave the poor man budget in 1947?

Q19: Correct if required. My father left the ___ train.

Q20: ___ is the mother of invention:

Q21: In Pakistan, sugar is made from sugarcane and:

Q22: Governor of Bengal in 1760-65:

Q23: The ___ Hemisphere is getting warmer than the ___ Hemisphere:

Q24: Radio waves are measured in:

Q25: Who invented the phone?

Q26: The 1965 war started due to the military operation named:

Q27: Sohail Warraich is a:

Q28: Which vaccine for COVID is widely recognized internationally?

Q29: The total number of nephrons in a kidney is:

Q30: The intensity of an earthquake is measured by:

Q31: He is a good athlete. What is "athlete" in this sentence?

Q32: Which is used to open websites?

Q33: Analogy with the same relationship: Amnesia : Brain

Q34: Find the similar relationship: madness : brain :: paralysis :

Q35: Identify the analogous pair which follows the same pattern: Poverty : Prosperity

Q36: Which of the following states acceded to Pakistan first?

Q37: Which of the following is an extension of a graphics file?

Q38: The central part of the computer is called:

Q39: A hybrid computer is best defined as:

Q40: RAW stands for:

Q41: Which army chief appointed himself as the President of Pakistan?

Q42: The Constitution of 1962 introduced the form of government:

Q43: The third Prime Minister of Pakistan was:

Q44: The President of the first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan was:

Q45: Abdul Salam was given the Nobel Prize in Physics in:

Q46: The Nobel Peace Prize in 2019 was given to ___ for peace in Ethiopia and Eritrea:

Q47: Marie Curie was given the Nobel Prize in Chemistry and/or:

Q48: Abdul Rahman Chughtai is associated with which art?

Q49: The famous Wazir Khan Mosque in Lahore was built in which century?

Q50: The first Secretary-General of the United Nations was:

Q51: The term of judges of the International Court of Justice is:

Q52: An organization for the uplift of financial support in the world is:

Q53: The Great Pyramid of Giza is found in:

Q54: Sharm El Sheikh is a city of:

Q55: Jahangir Khan was a player of:

Q56: The August Offer was made in:

Q57: The Simon Commission came to India in:

Q58: The gateway to Pakistan is:

Q59: We are too busy to ___ more tasks:

Q60: Diodes and transistors are fabricated by:

Q61: Time is running ___:

Q62: I should have ___ the affidavit:

Q63: Quaid-e-Azam's mausoleum was inaugurated by Ayub Khan in:

Q64: During whose tenure were North Korea, Taiwan, and Cambodia recognized by Pakistan?

Q65: Which of the following is a left tributary of the Indus?

Q66: Nandana Fort is in:

Q67: The Mehrgarh culture is in:

Q68: He says that he will come to see me ___ tomorrow:

Q69: People in ___ part of the world wear some jewelry and believe in some sort of customs and superstitions:

Q70: Cape Drastic, a sunny beach, is in:

Q71: Cut the mustard means:

Q72: He is the boy (who) is knocking at the door. "Who" is a:

Q73: The D. Camp incident occurred in:

Q74: Asian Games are also called:

Q75: The five Olympic circles represent:

Q76: The Olympic rings are total in number:

Q77: Fifty rupees ___ a large amount.

Q78: To show feelings of strong emotions, which sign is used?

Q79: A Leadership Odyssey is written by:

Q1: The synonym of "Arraign" is:

Q2: _____ you having a holiday soon?

Q3: Lunar eclipse occurs on:

Q4: Durand line lies between Pakistan and:

Q5: Currently, the Total Area of KPK Province is:

Q6: With which country is the Orange Revolution associated?

Q7: At the time of partition who was the Viceroy of India?

Q8: How many member states are there in the UN?

Q9: What is used by the internet to communicate between devices and networks?

Q10: Marco Polo was a:

Q11: The famous antibiotic 'Penicillin' was discovered by:

Q12: Which one of the following is a unit of length?

Q13: Inhaled air passes through which of the following in the last?

Q14: The basic building unit of all animals and plants is:

Q15: ______ is a male part of a flower.

Q16: The synthesis of proteins takes place in:

Q17: The largest part of the human brain is:

Q18: Examples of magnetic materials are:

Q19: The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is a treaty entered into by:

Q20: The Arab League was established in:

Q21: The Islamic Military alliance is headed by Ex-Pakistan Army Chief Raheel Sharif; the main purpose of this was to form:

Q22: In 1946, who called for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons?

Q23: Which desert can be found across the North of Africa?

Q24: The Medal of Honor is the highest military decoration awarded by:

Q25: A nuclear fusion reactor in China has set a new record for sustained high temperature which is:

Q26: What did Fidel Castro attempt to do during the Cold War?

Q27: An electronic logic gate whose output is logic 0 only when all inputs are logic 1 is:

Q28: The ability of a computer system to remain operational despite various failures is:

Q29: EEPROM stands for:

Q30: If the page size increases, the internal fragmentation:

Q31: A decoder is required in case of a:

Q32: The Page Down Keyboard Key is used in Microsoft Word to:

Q33: Which of the following positions is not available for fonts on MS Word?

Q34: What is the extension of a Microsoft Excel file?

Q35: An Excel workbook is a collection of:

Q36: In PowerPoint, the objects on the slide used to hold the text are called:

Q37: In MS PowerPoint, the "on mouse click" option can be used by:

Q38: The invention of ______ had a significant impact on society and communication.

Q39: If the length and breadth of a square are increased by 30% and 20% respectively, the area of the rectangle so formed exceeds the area of the square by:

Q40: How many times are the hour hand and the minute hand of a clock of a right angles during their motion from 1:00 pm to 10:00 pm?

Q41: In a factory, a group of 24 workers working 7 hours a day can produce 4000 units in 30 days. In how many days will 30 workers produce 3500 units by working 8 hours a day?

Q42: The sum of the squares of two numbers is 97 and the square of their difference is 25. The product of the two numbers is:

Q43: The volume of a right circular cylinder in cm³ having a radius of 2 cm and a height of 7 cm is:

Q44: Waleed gave 25% of his profit to his partner. If the partner got Rs. 8000, what remains with Waleed?

Q45: A byte consists of:

Q46: The primary purpose of an operating system is:

Q47: ______ is not necessary while performing a mail merge operation.

Q48: Microsoft Windows is a software which is developed by:

Q49: The file extension for PowerPoint file is:

Q50: Tim Berners-Lee began the development of the World Wide Web in:

Q51: ______ is used to create a chart in MS Excel.

Q52: Which event is not classified as a field event?

Q53: How many sports were in the 2020 Summer Paralympics?

Q54: Olga _____ the gym this evening.

Q55: Choose the correct option of the passive voice: "The people elected him Mayor."

Q56: Select the correct option: His records are _____ vague for us to be able to know what he looked like.

Q57: Guess the closest possible meanings of the given idiom: At sea

Q58: Pick out a pair that has the same relationship as given in the capitalized pair: GERMS: INFECTION

Q59: Choose the correct Indirect Narration of: "Will say, 'I did not know it.'"

Q60: Correct the below sentence by picking up a suitable option (where required): "He has ten heads of cattle."

Q61: Choose one word substitution for "One who loves books":

Q62: The correct synonym for "grisly" is:

Q63: Choose the correct option of the reported speech: He said, "How cruel of him!"

Q1: Al Nisai was born in

Q2: Battle of Qadisiya was fought in

Q3: Maseeh Ul Islam is the title of

Q4: نجوم کا واحد ہے؟

Q5: محمود شیرانی نے کس شاعر کو اردو کا پہلا صاحب دیوان شاعر قرار دیا؟

Q6: پاکستان کا قومی ترانہ حفیظ جالند حری کی کونسی کتاب میں ہے؟

Q7: ابتدال کے معنی ہیں؟

Q8: حیات سعدی کس کی کتاب ہے؟

Q9: The synonym of Ensconce

Q10: The synonym of Affable

Q11: The synonym of Pensive

Q12: The antonym of Elevate

Q13: Something gained beneficial accidentally refers to?

Q14: The antonym of Frugal is

Q15: Choose the correct sentence

Q16: The antonym of Insolvent

Q17: Tongue in cheek means?

Q18: The antonym of Nonchalant

Q19: We fought tooth and nail… choose the correct meaning

Q20: Eager beaver means?

Q21: Choose the correct sentence

Q22: He used to regale us with anecdotes. what are the meanings of regale?

Q23: the idiom "Too many irons in the fire" means

Q24: An observer 1.6 m tall is 20/3 m away from a tower. The angle of elevation to the top is 30°. Find the height of the tower:

Q25: If a/3 = b/2 then (2a + 3b)/(3a – 2b) = ?

Q26: The sum of three consecutive even natural numbers is 78. Find the greatest number:

Q27: MS Word is an:

Q28: 1024 KB is equal to:

Q29: Largest font size available in formatting toolbar:

Q30: Which of the following sections does not exist in a slide layout?

Q31: Data is processed by the computer into:

Q32: Radioactivity can be detected by use of:

Q33: Which type of plants cannot prepare their own food?

Q34: Dinosaurs which lived 150–200 million years ago were:

Q35: Spleen is the graveyard of:

Q36: Which gas is used in balloons and airships?

Q37: A scientific study of rocks that deals with composition, texture, and structure is called:

Q38: Gravity was discovered by:

Q39: The Durand Line is the boundary between:

Q40: Mount Vesuvius is located in which country?

Q41: Mount Logan is located in which country?

Q42: The current Chief Minister of Sindh is:

Q43: In Pakistan, General Elections are held after every:

Q44: While preparing its policy, the developing countries including Pakistan consider:

Q45: Who abrogated the 1956 Constitution of Pakistan?

Q46: Who abrogated the first constitution of Pakistan?

Q47: Who was the first Sikh Senator of Pakistan?

Q48: The Unionist Party was founded by:

Q49: How many prisoners of war held in Bangladesh for prosecution?

Q50: An audit which is compulsory by law is:

Q51: The office responsible for managing government personnel resources in line with presidential directions is termed as:

Q52: Fundamental guiding principle of sales management is:

Q53: Policy effects are irreversible changes:

Q54: Policy is a:

Q55: Social learning is an extension of:

Q56: If third moment about mean is zero, distribution is:

Q57: Size of a nation’s economy is commonly expressed as:

Q58: Which office deals with disputes between government organizations and individuals?

Q59: Public Personnel Management in Pakistan is based on:

Q60: Recruitment system where higher positions are open to all qualified candidates:

Q61: Unity of command refers to:

Q62: Which country has successfully launched a state-of-the-art satellite?

Q63: Spoils system refers to:

Q64: Organizational behaviour is:

Q65: Who wrote “The Principles of Public Administration”?

Q66: Capital of Georgia:

Q67: Founder of the Scientific Management School of Thought:

Q68: Public corporation is the innovation of the 20th century. Its basic feature is:

Q69: The first book on Public Administration was written by:

Q70: After North Korea’s nuclear development, how many nuclear-armed countries exist including Israel?

Q71: Which country became the second nation to land a rover on Mars after the US in May 2021?

Q72: Gamal Abdul Nasser belongs to:

Q73: Nagorno-Karabakh is a disputed region between:

Q74: Who is the founder of Grameen Bank in Bangladesh?

Q75: Which country declared total independence from IMF and World Bank in 2017?

Q76: A person who does not believe in God is called:

Q77: The most populous city of Asia is:

Q78: When did the US begin withdrawing its troops from Afghanistan?

Q79: Shimshal Valley at the height of 11,000 m uses internet technology provided by which company?

Q80: A man who possesses the qualities of women is called:

Q81: “Eat, Drink and Be Merry” is the ethical motto of which philosophy?

Q82: Who is the co-founder of Apple Computers?

Q83: Who is Wang Yaping?