Cursor is a: A. Thin blinking line B. Pointing device C. Pixel D. All of these Correct answer is: A. Thin blinking line A cursor shows the typing position and blinks to indicate active input.
Leaning Tower of Pisa is in: A. Russia B. Italy C. Germany D. USA Correct answer is: B. Italy The Leaning Tower of Pisa is located in Pisa, Italy. It is famous for its unintended tilt due to unstable foundation soil.
Which tournament was cancelled in 2020 for first time since WWII? A. US Open B. Wimbledon C. Davis Cup D. Australian Open Correct answer is: B. Wimbledon Wimbledon was cancelled in 2020 because of COVID-19, the first cancellation since World War II.
After how many years FIFA World Cup is held? A. 3 B. 4 C. 5 D. 6 Correct answer is: B. 4 FIFA World Cup is an international football event held every 4 years.
Dogra dynasty bought Kashmir from the British in: A. 1836 B. 1846 C. 1856 D. 1866 Correct answer is: B. 1846 Under the Treaty of Amritsar (1846), the British sold Kashmir to Gulab Singh of the Dogra dynasty.
PPSC Mock Test Excise and Taxation 2024 Evening PPSC Mock Test Excise and Taxation 2024 Evening Total Questions: 79 Total Marks: 79 Total Time: 59 min 15 sec Start Test 59:15 Student Information Name: Email: Questions Q1: آب حیات کس کی تصنیف ہے؟ میر تقی میر محمد حسین آزاد غلام عباس ان میں سے کوئی نہیں Q2: حسن کوزہ گر کس کی نظم ہے؟ ناصر کاظمی ن م راشد امجد اسلام امجد مجید امجد Q3: ان میں سے کونسی ضرب المثل ٹھیک ہے؟ چیل کے گھر میں ماس کہاں چیل کے گھونسلے میں بوٹی کہاں چیل کے گھونسلے میں گوشت کہاں چیل کے گھونسلے میں ماس کہاں Q4: بنیے کا بیٹا کچھ _____ کر ہی گرتا ہے۔ دیکھ کھیل سیکھ پڑھ Q5: تم میرے پاس ہوتے ہو، گویا کس نے لکھا؟ میر تقی میر مرزا غالب مومن خان مومن فراز Q6: لوح بھی تو قلم بھی تو تیرا وجود الکتاب کس کتاب میں ہے؟ بال جبریل ارمغان حجاز اسرار خودی None of These Q7: سریلے بول کا شاعر کس کی کتاب ہے؟ اسرار الحق عظمت اللہ خان توقیر شاہ ان میں سے کوئی نہیں Q8: If P:Q=8:15 and Q:R=3:2, then find P:Q:R. 8:15 8:15:10 8:15:10 10:15:08 Q9: If Rs. 8,500 is deducted as Zakat, what will be the total amount before the deduction? 10,000 32,000 34,000 45,000 Q10: 21 binders can bind 1400 books in 15 days. How many binders will be required to bind 800 books in 20 days? 7 9 12 14 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.)? 106248 908462 104862 102648 Q12: How many terms are there in the sequence 20, 25, 30, ..., 140? 22 25 23 24 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? 6 years 8 years 10 years 12 years 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? (0, 6) (3, 8) (9, 10) (12, 11) Q15: Siddhartha was written by: Hermann Hesse Franz Kafka — — Q16: Which philosopher declared that the decline of the Mughal Empire was due to separation from Islam? Shah Wali Ullah Jahangir Akbar Alamgir Q17: Qazi Muhammad Esa was a politician from: Sindh KPK Balochistan Punjab Q18: Which finance minister gave the poor man budget in 1947? Liaquat Ali Khan Maulana Zafar Ghulam Muhammad Ghulam Mohammad Badr Q19: Correct if required. My father left the ___ train. Last First Second End Q20: ___ is the mother of invention: Necessity Curiosity Creativity Patience Q21: In Pakistan, sugar is made from sugarcane and: Carrot Beet All None Q22: Governor of Bengal in 1760-65: Warren Hastings Vansittart Munroe Clive Q23: The ___ Hemisphere is getting warmer than the ___ Hemisphere: Northern / Southern Eastern / Southern Northern / Eastern Southern / Northern Q24: Radio waves are measured in: Angstrom Hertz Watts Decibels Q25: Who invented the phone? Graham Marconi Tesla Edison Q26: The 1965 war started due to the military operation named: Operation Gibraltar Operation Zarb-e-Azam Operation Free Hope Operation Desert Storm Q27: Sohail Warraich is a: Comedian Politician Journalist Actor Q28: Which vaccine for COVID is widely recognized internationally? Pfizer Moderna Sinovac — Q29: The total number of nephrons in a kidney is: 1 million 0.5 million 10 million 5 million Q30: The intensity of an earthquake is measured by: Seismograph Richter scale Barometer Thermometer Q31: He is a good athlete. What is "athlete" in this sentence? Adjective Adverb Noun Pronoun Q32: Which is used to open websites? PowerPoint Word Excel Browser Q33: Analogy with the same relationship: Amnesia : Brain Legs : Paralysis Heart : Circulation Eyes : Vision Ears : Hearing Q34: Find the similar relationship: madness : brain :: paralysis : body arms nerves none Q35: Identify the analogous pair which follows the same pattern: Poverty : Prosperity Love : Sorrow Train : Cart Rain : Flood Intelligence : Stupidity Q36: Which of the following states acceded to Pakistan first? Swat Bahawalpur Kashmir None of these Q37: Which of the following is an extension of a graphics file? .jpeg .gif .bmp All of the above Q38: The central part of the computer is called: RAM Hard Drive CPU None of the above Q39: A hybrid computer is best defined as: Digital computer Analog computer Combination of both digital and analog None of the above Q40: RAW stands for: Research and Analysis Wing Regional Affairs Wing Realistic Analysis Wing Regional Army Wing Q41: Which army chief appointed himself as the President of Pakistan? Ayub Khan Yahya Khan Pervez Musharraf Aslam Beg Q42: The Constitution of 1962 introduced the form of government: Presidential Parliamentary Unitary Federal Q43: The third Prime Minister of Pakistan was: Liaquat Ali Khan Khawaja Nazimuddin Feroz Khan Noon Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Q44: The President of the first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan was: Quaid-e-Azam Molvi Tamiz-ud-Din Liaquat Ali Khan Khawaja Nazimuddin Q45: Abdul Salam was given the Nobel Prize in Physics in: 1979 1999 1998 1980 Q46: The Nobel Peace Prize in 2019 was given to ___ for peace in Ethiopia and Eritrea: Abiy Ahmed Aung San Suu Kyi Nelson Mandela Malala Yousafzai Q47: Marie Curie was given the Nobel Prize in Chemistry and/or: Biology Biochemistry Physics Medicine Q48: Abdul Rahman Chughtai is associated with which art? Music Painting Sculpture Dance Q49: The famous Wazir Khan Mosque in Lahore was built in which century? 15th 16th 17th 18th Q50: The first Secretary-General of the United Nations was: Trygve Lie Dag Hammarskjöld U Thant Kurt Waldheim Q51: The term of judges of the International Court of Justice is: 5 years 7 years 9 years 10 years Q52: An organization for the uplift of financial support in the world is: World Bank IMF UN ECO Q53: The Great Pyramid of Giza is found in: Egypt Israel Jordan None Q54: Sharm El Sheikh is a city of: Egypt Israel Libya Iraq Q55: Jahangir Khan was a player of: Cricket Squash Volleyball Tennis Q56: The August Offer was made in: 1935 1937 1941 1940 Q57: The Simon Commission came to India in: 1928 1927 1929 1930 Q58: The gateway to Pakistan is: Sindh Punjab Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Balochistan Q59: We are too busy to ___ more tasks: Take on Take over Take out Take up Q60: Diodes and transistors are fabricated by: Silicon Iron Copper Aluminum Q61: Time is running ___: Out Down Off Up Q62: I should have ___ the affidavit: Look through Look down Look up Look over Q63: Quaid-e-Azam's mausoleum was inaugurated by Ayub Khan in: June 1960 July 1960 August 1960 November 1960 Q64: During whose tenure were North Korea, Taiwan, and Cambodia recognized by Pakistan? Ayub Bhutto Zia Benazir Q65: Which of the following is a left tributary of the Indus? Kabul Swat Swayia Chenab Q66: Nandana Fort is in: Islamabad Lahore Rawalpindi Jehlum Q67: The Mehrgarh culture is in: Mohenjo-Daro Harappa Lahore Bolan Pass Q68: He says that he will come to see me ___ tomorrow: Until Till By On Q69: People in ___ part of the world wear some jewelry and believe in some sort of customs and superstitions: All Every Some None Q70: Cape Drastic, a sunny beach, is in: Greece Italy Spain Turkey Q71: Cut the mustard means: To fail To meet expectations To ignore To start Q72: He is the boy (who) is knocking at the door. "Who" is a: Noun Verb Relative pronoun Adjective Q73: The D. Camp incident occurred in: 1986 1987 1988 1989 Q74: Asian Games are also called: Asian Asiad Aida None of these Q75: The five Olympic circles represent: 5 countries 5 continents 5 sports 5 individuals Q76: The Olympic rings are total in number: 3 4 5 6 Q77: Fifty rupees ___ a large amount. is had have None of these Q78: To show feelings of strong emotions, which sign is used? Comma Question mark Exclamation mark Colon Q79: A Leadership Odyssey is written by: Sikandar Hayat Imran Khan Pervez Musharraf Asghar Khan
PPSC Intelligence Officer Model 144 Premium Test Series PPSC Intelligence Officer Model 144 Premium Test Series Total Questions: 63 Total Marks: 63 Total Time: 47 min 15 sec Start Test 47:15 Student Information Name: Email: Questions Q1: The synonym of "Arraign" is: Accuse Army Forgive Troops Q2: _____ you having a holiday soon? Do Does Did Are Q3: Lunar eclipse occurs on: Full Moon New Moon Half Moon Quarter Moon Q4: Durand line lies between Pakistan and: Iran Afghanistan China India Q5: Currently, the Total Area of KPK Province is: 170145 sq km 101741 sq. km. 111741 sq. km. 121741 sq. km. Q6: With which country is the Orange Revolution associated? Belarus Ukraine Azerbaijan Turkmenistan Q7: At the time of partition who was the Viceroy of India? Sir Stafford Lord Mountbatten Sir Red Cliff Sir Ganga Ram Q8: How many member states are there in the UN? 193 195 197 203 Q9: What is used by the internet to communicate between devices and networks? HTTPS Email Website Internet protocol suite Q10: Marco Polo was a: Traveler King Saint Philosopher Q11: The famous antibiotic 'Penicillin' was discovered by: Charles Darwin Alexander Fleming Isaac Newton Robert Hooke Q12: Which one of the following is a unit of length? Joule Angstrom Newton Dalton Q13: Inhaled air passes through which of the following in the last? Bronchiole Trachea Bronchi None of these Q14: The basic building unit of all animals and plants is: Gene Chromosome Cell Nucleus Q15: ______ is a male part of a flower. Gynoecium Thalamus Androecium Calyx Q16: The synthesis of proteins takes place in: RNA DNA Ribosomes Chromosomes Q17: The largest part of the human brain is: Cerebellum Mid-Brain Cerebrum Medulla Oblongata Q18: Examples of magnetic materials are: Iron, Nickel, and Cobalt Gold, Aluminum, and Copper Earth All of these Q19: The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is a treaty entered into by: Canada Mexico Canada, Mexico, and the United States New Mexico Q20: The Arab League was established in: 1944 1945 1946 1947 Q21: The Islamic Military alliance is headed by Ex-Pakistan Army Chief Raheel Sharif; the main purpose of this was to form: Inter-governmental Counter Terrorist alliance Military Intervention of ISIL Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition of Muslim Countries United Formation against Terrorism Q22: In 1946, who called for the complete elimination of nuclear weapons? UN General Assembly UN Secretariat World Bank European Court of Human Rights Q23: Which desert can be found across the North of Africa? Sahara Gobi Kalahari Thar Q24: The Medal of Honor is the highest military decoration awarded by: British Government Canadian Government French Government American Government Q25: A nuclear fusion reactor in China has set a new record for sustained high temperature which is: 2 times hotter than the sun 3 times hotter than the sun 4 times hotter than the sun 5 times hotter than the sun Q26: What did Fidel Castro attempt to do during the Cold War? Bomb New York Create an anti-Japanese bloc in Latin America Allow a Soviet missile base to be built in Cuba Sell cigars in the USA in order to make money Q27: An electronic logic gate whose output is logic 0 only when all inputs are logic 1 is: NOR NAND OR AND Q28: The ability of a computer system to remain operational despite various failures is: Resilience Schema Relation Versatility Q29: EEPROM stands for: Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory Easily Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory Electronic Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory Erasable Electronic Programmable Read Only Memory Q30: If the page size increases, the internal fragmentation: Increases Decreases Remains Constant None of the mentioned Q31: A decoder is required in case of a: Vertical Microinstruction Horizontal Microinstruction Multilevel Microinstruction All types of microinstructions Q32: The Page Down Keyboard Key is used in Microsoft Word to: Move the cursor one line down Move the cursor one page down Move the cursor one screen down Move the cursor one paragraph down Q33: Which of the following positions is not available for fonts on MS Word? Normal Raised Lowered Centered Q34: What is the extension of a Microsoft Excel file? msxcl xcl xlsx xlsm Q35: An Excel workbook is a collection of: Worksheets & Charts Slides Pages Documents Q36: In PowerPoint, the objects on the slide used to hold the text are called: Placeholders Textbox Text holders None of these Q37: In MS PowerPoint, the "on mouse click" option can be used by: Insert & on mouse click Format & on mouse click Transition & on mouse click Home & Mouse Click Q38: The invention of ______ had a significant impact on society and communication. Radio Television Internet Telephone 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: 56% 28% 36% 40% 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? 9 10 16 20 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? 30 24 21 16 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: 36 63 45 54 Q43: The volume of a right circular cylinder in cm³ having a radius of 2 cm and a height of 7 cm is: 14 cm³ 28 cm³ 88 cm³ 7 cm³ Q44: Waleed gave 25% of his profit to his partner. If the partner got Rs. 8000, what remains with Waleed? Rs. 26,000 Rs. 24,000 Rs. 22,000 Rs. 20,000 Q45: A byte consists of: One bit Four bits Eight bits Sixteen bits Q46: The primary purpose of an operating system is: To make the most efficient use of the computer hardware To allow people to use the computer To keep systems programmers employed To make computers easier to use Q47: ______ is not necessary while performing a mail merge operation. Word fields Unique fields Super fields Primary fields Q48: Microsoft Windows is a software which is developed by: Apple Sun Dell None of these Q49: The file extension for PowerPoint file is: PPT.exe MSPPT.exe Powerpnt.exe None of these Q50: Tim Berners-Lee began the development of the World Wide Web in: 1988 1989 1990 1991 Q51: ______ is used to create a chart in MS Excel. CTRL + Y F11 ALT + F1 None of these Q52: Which event is not classified as a field event? Shot Put High Jump Hurdle Race Javelin Q53: How many sports were in the 2020 Summer Paralympics? 72 Sports 18 Sports 22 Sports 29 Sports Q54: Olga _____ the gym this evening. Will go Will goes Is going Is going to Q55: Choose the correct option of the passive voice: "The people elected him Mayor." He was elected Mayor by the people. Mayor is elected by the people. He is elected by the Mayor. None of these Q56: Select the correct option: His records are _____ vague for us to be able to know what he looked like. more so as too Q57: Guess the closest possible meanings of the given idiom: At sea Sad Happy Puzzled Triumphant Q58: Pick out a pair that has the same relationship as given in the capitalized pair: GERMS: INFECTION Moon: Lunar Forest: Spring Watch: Time Downpour: Flood Q59: Choose the correct Indirect Narration of: "Will say, 'I did not know it.'" We will say that he did not know it. We will say that he did not. He would tell if he did not know. None of these Q60: Correct the below sentence by picking up a suitable option (where required): "He has ten heads of cattle." Has been Heds Cettles None of these Q61: Choose one word substitution for "One who loves books": Bibliophobe Bibliographer Bibliophile Bibliophagist Q62: The correct synonym for "grisly" is: Stuff Hatred Disgusting Random Q63: Choose the correct option of the reported speech: He said, "How cruel of him!" He remarked that it was very cruel of him. He said it was very cruel. He asked if it was cruel of him. He remarked that it was cruel of him.
Model Paper 143 Premium Test Series Model Paper 143 Premium Test Series Total Questions: 83 Total Marks: 83 Total Time: 62 min 15 sec Start Test 62:15 Student Information Name: Email: Questions Q1: Al Nisai was born in 211 AH 214 AH 216 AH 218 AH Q2: Battle of Qadisiya was fought in 14 Hijri Shawal 14 Hijri Muharram 14 Hijri Rajab None of these Q3: Maseeh Ul Islam is the title of Hazrat Abuzar Ghaffari RA Hazrat Ali RA Hazrat Usman RA Hazrat Umar RA Q4: نجوم کا واحد ہے؟ انجمن انجام نجم None Q5: محمود شیرانی نے کس شاعر کو اردو کا پہلا صاحب دیوان شاعر قرار دیا؟ امیر خسرو مسعود سعد سلمان قطب شاہ ان میں سے کوئی نہیں Q6: پاکستان کا قومی ترانہ حفیظ جالند حری کی کونسی کتاب میں ہے؟ چراغ عصر روشن چراغ چراغ سحر ان میں سے کوئی نہیں Q7: ابتدال کے معنی ہیں؟ اساطیر الاولین عامیانہ گہرائی ان میں سے کوئی نہیں Q8: حیات سعدی کس کی کتاب ہے؟ مولانا الطاف حسین حالی محمد حسین آزاد شبلی نعمانی ان میں سے کوئی نہیں Q9: The synonym of Ensconce Establish Disband Scatter Demolish Q10: The synonym of Affable Cheerful Friendly Helpful Neutral Q11: The synonym of Pensive Shallow Ignorant Negligent Thoughtful Q12: The antonym of Elevate Loft Dull Raise Depress Q13: Something gained beneficial accidentally refers to? Stimulate Fortuitous Prosthesis Syllable Q14: The antonym of Frugal is Charitable Extravagant Generous Thrifty Q15: Choose the correct sentence Man is immortal The man is immortal A man is immortal An man is immortal Q16: The antonym of Insolvent Wealthy Ruined Mounted Blasted Q17: Tongue in cheek means? Being sarcastic To praise wholeheartedly A sensational news To say something hurtful Q18: The antonym of Nonchalant Casual Attentive Blase Indifferent Q19: We fought tooth and nail… choose the correct meaning To silently leave the scene of battle With every available means With all their rights In a cowardly manner Q20: Eager beaver means? Depress Extremely enthusiastic Happy Indifferent Q21: Choose the correct sentence She is more pretty than her sister She is prettier than her sister She is more prettier than her sister None of these Q22: He used to regale us with anecdotes. what are the meanings of regale? Flatter Entertain Bore Tire Q23: the idiom "Too many irons in the fire" means To have an encounter To be engaged in too many activities To have a chance To have support 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: 21.6 m 24.72 m 23.2 m None of these Q25: If a/3 = b/2 then (2a + 3b)/(3a – 2b) = ? 12/5 5/12 3/2 2/3 Q26: The sum of three consecutive even natural numbers is 78. Find the greatest number: 22 24 26 28 Q27: MS Word is an: Application software Operating system Output device Window Q28: 1024 KB is equal to: 1 MB 10 MB 100 MB 1000 MB Q29: Largest font size available in formatting toolbar: 48 10 64 72 Q30: Which of the following sections does not exist in a slide layout? Titles Lists Charts Animations Q31: Data is processed by the computer into: Numbers Data Processor Output Q32: Radioactivity can be detected by use of: Polarimeter Geiger counter Calorimeter None of these Q33: Which type of plants cannot prepare their own food? Lichens Fungi Autophytes Holophytes Q34: Dinosaurs which lived 150–200 million years ago were: Huge Mammals Primitive birds Giant reptiles Primitive amphibians Q35: Spleen is the graveyard of: WBC RBC Platelets Liver Q36: Which gas is used in balloons and airships? Argon Neon Helium Xenon Q37: A scientific study of rocks that deals with composition, texture, and structure is called: Geology Petrology Penology Petrogenesis Q38: Gravity was discovered by: Nikola Tesla Rudolf Diesel Newton Mendel Q39: The Durand Line is the boundary between: India and Pakistan Iran and Pakistan Pakistan and Afghanistan Pakistan and China Q40: Mount Vesuvius is located in which country? Nepal Italy Greece Spain Q41: Mount Logan is located in which country? Canada Russia US Nepal Q42: The current Chief Minister of Sindh is: Usman Buzdar Murad Ali Shah Qaim Ali Shah Sarfaraz Bugti Q43: In Pakistan, General Elections are held after every: 4 years 5 years 6 years 3 years Q44: While preparing its policy, the developing countries including Pakistan consider: Sovereignty Regional Institutional None of these Q45: Who abrogated the 1956 Constitution of Pakistan? Sikandar Mirza Ayub Khan Yahya Khan None of these Q46: Who abrogated the first constitution of Pakistan? Zia ul Haq Sikandar Mirza Yahya Khan None of these Q47: Who was the first Sikh Senator of Pakistan? Lal Chand Ramesh Kumar Gurdeep Singh None of these Q48: The Unionist Party was founded by: Fazli Hussain Sikandar Hayat Khizar Hayat Tiwana None of these Q49: How many prisoners of war held in Bangladesh for prosecution? 193 194 195 196 Q50: An audit which is compulsory by law is: Statutory Audit Government Audit Internal Audit Cost Audit Q51: The office responsible for managing government personnel resources in line with presidential directions is termed as: Public administration Personal management HR Department None of these Q52: Fundamental guiding principle of sales management is: Customer delight Client satisfaction Customer orientation None of these Q53: Policy effects are irreversible changes: Functional Operational Strategic None of these Q54: Policy is a: Strategy Plan of action To give direction for motivation To prescribe methods Q55: Social learning is an extension of: Cognitive learning Operant learning Classical conditioning Programmed learning Q56: If third moment about mean is zero, distribution is: Negatively skewed Positively skewed Symmetrical None of these Q57: Size of a nation’s economy is commonly expressed as: GDP Per capita income GNP CPI Q58: Which office deals with disputes between government organizations and individuals? Ombudsman Auditor General State Office None of these Q59: Public Personnel Management in Pakistan is based on: Spoils Patronage Merit None of these Q60: Recruitment system where higher positions are open to all qualified candidates: Ordinary recruitment Direct recruitment Recruitment by promotion None of these Q61: Unity of command refers to: Every employee should report to one superior Ensuring all departments work together Organizational hierarchical structure Delegation of authority across horizontal levels Q62: Which country has successfully launched a state-of-the-art satellite? China France USA Russia Q63: Spoils system refers to: Management through objectives Public sector staffing Awarding jobs to political supporters None of these Q64: Organizational behaviour is: A commitment A relative commitment to continuous improvement The study of individuals and groups in organizations Attraction and continuation of a viable workforce Q65: Who wrote “The Principles of Public Administration”? W.F. Willoughby Herman Finer F.W. Taylor Allt Lepawsky Q66: Capital of Georgia: Tbilisi Helsinki Cyprus Accra Q67: Founder of the Scientific Management School of Thought: Herbert Simon Pfiffner Mary Parker Follett F.W. Taylor Q68: Public corporation is the innovation of the 20th century. Its basic feature is: A corporation by courtesy Created for particular purpose It is the result of government’s entry into business It has virtue of business management Q69: The first book on Public Administration was written by: L.D. White Pfiffner and Presthus Simon, Smithburg and Thompson E.N. Gladden Q70: After North Korea’s nuclear development, how many nuclear-armed countries exist including Israel? 8 9 10 11 Q71: Which country became the second nation to land a rover on Mars after the US in May 2021? Russia China India Germany Q72: Gamal Abdul Nasser belongs to: Syria Egypt Jordan Palestine Q73: Nagorno-Karabakh is a disputed region between: Armenia and Azerbaijan Armenia and Turkey Azerbaijan and Turkey Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan Q74: Who is the founder of Grameen Bank in Bangladesh? Muhammad Yunus Aun Muhammad Muhammad Zaheer Muhammad Shahsheer Q75: Which country declared total independence from IMF and World Bank in 2017? Greece Bolivia Argentina Türkiye Q76: A person who does not believe in God is called: Theist Heretic Atheist Fanatic Q77: The most populous city of Asia is: Tokyo New Delhi Shanghai Beijing Q78: When did the US begin withdrawing its troops from Afghanistan? 01 May 2021 10 May 2021 20 May 2021 30 May 2021 Q79: Shimshal Valley at the height of 11,000 m uses internet technology provided by which company? Telenor Zong SCO None of these Q80: A man who possesses the qualities of women is called: Insomnia Loquacious Effeminate Epicurean Q81: “Eat, Drink and Be Merry” is the ethical motto of which philosophy? Materialistic Epicurean Cynic Capitalist Q82: Who is the co-founder of Apple Computers? Steve Wozniak Paul Allen Tim Cook Charles Flint Q83: Who is Wang Yaping? First Chinese woman to walk in space Scientist Pilot Artist
نجوم کا واحد ہے؟ A. انجمن B. انجام C. نجم D. None Correct answer is: C. نجم Singular form of “Najoom” (stars) is “Najim.”
Maseeh Ul Islam is the title of A. Hazrat Abuzar Ghaffari RA B. Hazrat Ali RA C. Hazrat Usman RA D. Hazrat Umar RA Correct answer is: A. Hazrat Abuzar Ghaffari RA Abu Zar Ghafari RA was honored with this title for his piety and devotion.