Test 6 of 30 (PPSC Past Papers & Solved MCQs) — Pages 21-24

Q1: Who lifted (ended) martial law in 1985?

Q2: Which Pakistani-American Girl Scout received an award from US President Donald Trump for her efforts to fight against Coronavirus?

Q3: An application program that allows a user to set page numbers and spell check a document is known as:

Q4: Who is known as the ‘Mother of the Nation’ of Pakistan?

Q5: What are tides featuring two high tides and two low tides each day called?

Q6: Process synchronization can be done on:

Q7: Who gave the Presidential Address during the Lahore Resolution on 23rd March 1940?

Q8: Zhob and Kolachi rivers are located in:

Q9: PowerPoint is a tool used to make:

Q10: The Basic Democracies System was introduced by:

Q11: Miami Beach is located in which US state?

Q12: The AutoContent Wizard feature in PowerPoint allows the user to:

Q13: After the death of Zia ul Haq on 17 August 1988, who became the President of Pakistan?

Q14: Which is the smallest continent in the world?

Q15: Which shortcut key is used for previewing the page before printing?

Q16: India took the Kashmir dispute to the United Nations in which year?

Q17: The second highest mountain in the world is located in which country?

Q18: Which key is used to view the slideshow in MS PowerPoint?

Q19: In 2021, which school was attacked in Afghanistan?

Q20: Which country is the largest emitter of carbon dioxide gas in the world?

Q21: To access a mainframe or supercomputer, users often use a:

Q22: Ibrahim Lodhi was defeated by whom in the First Battle of Panipat in 1526?

Q23: Density is lowest at the surface where the water is warmest. As depth increases, there is a region of rapidly increasing density. This region is called:

Q24: The PowerPoint view that displays only text (title and bullets) is called:

Q25: Dars-e-Nizami was established during the reign of:

Q26: Which of the following is NOT a vestigial organ?

Q27: What is the percentage of failure if a student scores 80% in English and 85% in Math, when passing percentage is 75%?

Q28: Usman Marwandi is the real name of:

Q29: Cropping is related to:

Q30: A flagstaff 17.5 m high casts a shadow of 40.25 m. What is the height of a building casting a shadow of 28.75 m under similar conditions?

Q31: World Thalassemia Day is observed on:

Q32: The book Emergence of Pakistan was written by:

Q33: Which of the following is the correct HTML tag for the smallest size heading?

Q34: Find the value of x: 3889 + 12.952 − 3854.002

Q35: Jigme Dorji Wangchuck was the father of which country?

Q36: Leap years occur after how many years?

Q37: The New Deal policy was introduced in the United States during the presidency of:

Q38: The Siege of Damascus occurred on:

Q39: Who was named the Player of the Tournament in the ICC T20 World Cup 2021?

Q40: The Jalali Calendar was founded by:

Q41: London is situated on the bank of which river?

Q42: Temple Trees is the official residence of the:

Q43: FIFA was established in which year?

Q44: How many member countries are part of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)?

Q45: China has signed a 25-year Strategic Cooperation Pact with which country?

Q46: Who is considered the “Father of Romanticism”?

Q47: According to the United Nations, which city was the most populous in 2018?

Q48: The wonder of the world ‘Taj Mahal’ is situated in which Indian state?

Q49: The 2019–20 Australian bushfire season is known as:

Q50: UPS stands for:

Q51: Benazir Bhutto was assassinated in?

Q52: System of government in 1962 constitution?

Q53: Computational problem deals with arrangement/sequences?

Q54: Compound proposition neither tautology nor contradiction?

Q55: Many people died in London in 1952 due to air pollution producing:

Q56: The world's first nuclear explosion occurred on July 16, 1945 at:

Q57: In MS Excel, when typing into a cell, the first thing must be:

Q58: Cuban Missile Crisis (Oct 1962) was confrontation between?

Q59: Delhi Sultan who imposed a tax on Brahmins?

Q60: AH means?

Q61: Type of underlined adverb: “Barking dogs seldom bite,” said teacher

Q62: Water has maximum density at?

Q63: Last ruler of Soviet Union?

Q64: Anjuman-e-Punjab founded in which city?

Q65: Noun phrase in sentence “Voyage consists of two European countries”?

Q66: Software program used to view web pages?

Q67: Most widely known Indus Valley sites in Punjab & Sindh?

Q68: AD stands for?

Q69: Computer preferred in business due to?

Q70: Tab not available in left panel when opening presentation?

Q71: Real name of Pakistani actor Santosh Kumar?

Q72: Study of insects is called?

Q73: US-led QUAD is a group of how many countries?

Q74: Youngest elected US President?

Q75: Founder of Facebook?

Q76: “Little Boy” bomb dropped on which Japanese city?

Q77: Treaty that ended war among Spain, Germany, Dutch?

Q78: “Mein Kampf” was written by?

Q79: Sam Nujoma belongs to which country?

Q80: Theory of evolution given by?

Q81: Cerebrum, Thalamus & Hypothalamus part of?

Q82: Light year is the distance between?

Q83: Home key is used for?

Q84: Longest river in the world?

Q85: “Weal and Woe” means?

Q86: Gas used in welding?

Q87: “Madr-e-Millat” title of?

Q88: Which tennis tournament is played on grass?

Q89: Usher and Zakat are?

Q90: Total height of K-2 Peak?

Q91: Who presented the Two Nation Theory?

Q92: Correct sentence: “Lying on the grass, a snake bit him.”

Q93: Stethoscope invented by?

Q94: Jamaat-e-Islami was established in?

Q95: “Fly in the face of” means?

Q96: National flower of Pakistan?

Q97: Main demand of Simla Deputation?

Q98: Central nervous system composed of?

Q99: BC means?

Q100: Which part of ear is responsible for hearing?