بابائے اردو کس شخصیت کو کہا جاتا ہے
مولوی عبد الحق is famously known as Baba-e-Urdu for his significant contributions to the promotion, development, and preservation of the Urdu language.
PPSC Past Papers & Solved MCQs
📚 Table of Content
اقبال نے کس صنف کو سب سے زیادہ برتا ہے ؟
Allama Iqbal extensively utilized the Masnavi form in his poetry, employing it to convey philosophical and spiritual themes effectively in his major works.
Which is used as an electrode in the dry cell:
Graphite is used as the positive electrode (cathode) in a dry cell due to its excellent electrical conductivity and chemical inertness.
The muscles, tissues, and blood all are made-up of:
The correct answer is Proteins because proteins serve as the fundamental structural building blocks required to assemble, maintain, and repair human cells and tissues.
- Step 1 (Structural Biology): Proteins are complex molecules built out of long chains of amino acids. Muscle fibers are comprised of structural proteins like actin and myosin, while blood components rely heavily on proteins like hemoglobin (to carry oxygen) and albumin.
- Incorrect Options:
- Carbohydrates is incorrect because carbohydrates function primarily as short-term energy fuel for cells rather than serving as structural tissue building blocks.
- Vitamins is incorrect because vitamins are organic micro-nutrients required in small concentrations to regulate metabolic pathways, rather than forming physical tissue structures.
- Fats is incorrect because fats (lipids) are utilized for long-term energy storage, cell membrane boundaries, and insulation rather than constructing muscle masses.
A river flows into a quiet lake and begins to form a:
When a river flows into a quiet lake or ocean, its velocity decreases, causing sediment to deposit and form a delta.
The workers called ___ the strike.
The phrasal verb "call off" means to cancel something, which correctly completes the sentence indicating the strike was cancelled.
Who was the founder of the Lodhi dynasty of India:
Bahlul Khan Lodhi was the founder of the Lodhi dynasty, establishing it in 1451 and ruling until 1489, making him the correct answer.
Cloud Gate is located in:
Cloud Gate, a famous public sculpture often called "The Bean," is a prominent landmark located in Millennium Park in Chicago.
How man princely state at the time of subcontinent partition decided to join Pakistan out of 565:
At the time of the subcontinent's partition, thirteen princely states, primarily located in West Pakistan, opted to accede to Pakistan, becoming part of the newly formed nation.
The meaning of Put on is:
The phrasal verb "put on" commonly means to place clothing or accessories onto one's body, signifying the act of wearing something.
Computer Hard Disk was first introduced in:
IBM introduced the first commercial hard disk drive, the IBM 305 RAMAC, in 1956, revolutionizing data storage technology for computers.
Geneva is the city of which country:
Geneva is a prominent city in Switzerland, known for its significant role as a global financial center and a hub for international organizations.
Choose the analogy of words written in capital letters Lion: Roar
A lion's characteristic sound is a roar, just as a goat's characteristic sound is a bleat, establishing an animal-sound relationship.
Banjosa Lake is situated in:
Banjosa Lake is a prominent tourist destination specifically located within Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), Pakistan.
Choose the analogy of words written in capital words Speak: Stammer?
Stammering is a difficulty in speaking, similar to staggering which is an unsteady way of walking, illustrating a normal action and its impaired form.
I met — European.
The word "European" starts with a vowel but has a consonant sound ("yoo-ro-pee-an"), requiring the indefinite article "a" before it.
When did Pakistan join the OIC?
Pakistan officially joined the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in 1969, becoming a founding member during its initial conference.
Which of the following is not a member of NATO:
China is not a member of NATO; it is an independent sovereign state and a permanent member of the UN Security Council.
Which Mosque was ordered by Allah to destroy:
Masjid al-Dirar, also known as Masjid al-Zirar, was ordered to be destroyed because it was built with malicious intent against Islam.
The book A Brief History of Time is written by
Stephen Hawking, a renowned theoretical physicist, authored "A Brief History of Time," a popular science book explaining cosmology.
During the Mughal rule, Bakhsi was:
During the Mughal rule, the Bakhshi was a significant official responsible for military administration, including recruitment and salaries.
The number of bones in a newborn baby is:
The correct answer is 300 because infants are born with a skeleton containing roughly 300 separate elements composed largely of flexible cartilage.
- Step 1 (Skeletal Development): A newborn infant has roughly 94 more bones than a fully grown adult. This flexible structural design is essential to allow the baby to fit safely through the birth canal and accommodate rapid infant growth.
- Step 2 (The Ossification Process): As the child develops through childhood, a biological process called ossification takes place. This causes separate soft cartilage segments to gradually fuse together into solid bone, lowering the total count to 206 by adulthood.
- Incorrect Options:
- 200 is incorrect because it falls below the standard adult skeletal baseline count of 206 bones.
- 250 is incorrect because it underrepresents the true separate bone segment configurations found at birth.
- None of these is incorrect because 300 is the widely accepted biomedical average benchmark.