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Which sector of Pakistan’s economy is most likely to be affected by a US tariff?

A. Textile

B. Pharmaceuticals

C. Agriculture

D. Pharmaceuticals

Correct answer is: A. Textile

Pakistan’s export sector most exposed to tariff policy is textiles (major export to US/EU); tariffs hit apparel/textile exports hardest.

Which of the following is an open-source operating system?

A. Windows

B. macOS

C. Linux

D. macOS (duplicate)

Correct answer is: C. Linux

Linux distributions are open-source operating systems.

In which year was the 17th Amendment to the Constitution of Pakistan passed?

A. Jan 2001

B. Dec 2002

C. Dec 2003

D. Mar 2009

Correct answer is: C. Dec 2003

The 17th Amendment was passed in December 2003 during Musharraf’s era.

IMF approved a loan of how much for Pakistan under the Resilience & Sustainability Program?

A. $1.3 billion

B. $2.3 billion

C. $3.3 billion

D. $5.3 billion

Correct answer is: A. $1.3 billion

Regarding the IMF loan, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved a loan of $1.4 billion for Pakistan under its Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF) on May 9, 2025. This loan aims to support Pakistan's efforts in building climate resilience and implementing sustainable growth policies. Additionally, the IMF approved the first review of Pakistan's $7 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF), releasing about $1 billion in cash.

Which is the most commonly used search engine?

A. Yahoo

B. Bing

C. Google

D. DuckDuckGo

Correct answer is: C. Google

Google is the most widely used web search engine globally.

In which city did Sir Syed Ahmed Khan found the Scientific Society in 1863?

A. Ghazipur

B. Delhi

C. Lahore

D. Lucknow

Correct answer is: A. Ghazipur

Sir Syed founded the Scientific Society at Ghazipur in 1863.

The Pothohar Plateau and Salt Range in Pakistan are situated between which rivers?

A. Indus and Ravi

B. Indus and Jhelum

C. Jhelum and Ravi

D. Jhelum and Chenab

Correct answer is: B. Indus and Jhelum

The Pothohar Plateau is bounded mainly by the Indus (west) and Jhelum (east); the Salt Range lies along the southern edge near the Jhelum. (Wikipedia)

What is the shortcut key to insert a hyperlink in many editors (e.g., Word, web editors)?

A. Ctrl+H

B. Ctrl+P

C. Ctrl+K

D. Ctrl+L

Correct answer is: C. Ctrl+K

Ctrl + K is the common shortcut to insert/edit hyperlinks in many apps/editors.

In which year did Orient Airways become Pakistan International Airlines (PIA)?

A. 1951

B. 1953

C. 1955

D. 1961

Correct answer is: C. 1955

Orient Airways was nationalized and merged to form PIA in 1955.

Which is the smallest sovereign state (by area and population)?

A. Monaco

B. San Marino

C. Vatican City

D. Nauru

Correct answer is: C. Vatican City

Vatican City is the world’s smallest sovereign state by both land area and population. (Wikipedia)