MPT 2023 Past Paper( Batch 1)

1. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) lived in Madina for ______ years.

• (A) 8
• (B) 9
• (C) 10
• (D) 11

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Answer: (C) 10

2. The color of the first Islamic flag was:

• (A) White
• (B) Black
• (C) Black and White
• (D) Green

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Answer: (A) White

3. Which Prophet is called the Father of Muslims?

• (A) Adam (AS)
• (B) Ibrahim (AS)
• (C) Daniyal (AS)
• (D) Sulaiman (AS)

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Answer: (B) Ibrahim (AS)

4. Which Surah of the Holy Quran contains the orders concerning Wudu, Ghusl and Tayammum?

• (A) Surah Al-Baqarah
• (B) Surah Al-Anfal
• (C) Surah Aal-e-Imran
• (D) Surah Al-Ma’idah

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Answer: (D) Surah Al-Ma’idah

5. Who are known as the Sahibain in Hanafi jurisprudence?

• (A) Imam Abu Hanifa and Imam Abu Yusuf
• (B) Imam Abu Hanifa and Imam Malik
• (C) Imam Abu Yusuf and Imam Muhammad al-Shaybani
• (D) Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal and Imam al-Shafi’i

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Answer: (C) Imam Abu Yusuf and Imam Muhammad al-Shaybani

6. The book of Hadith Al-Muwatta was compiled by:

• (A) Imam Abu Hanifa
• (B) Imam Malik
• (C) Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal
• (D) Imam al-Shafi’i

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Answer: (B) Imam Malik

7. Which famous Ghazwa is mentioned in Surah Aal-e-Imran?

• (A) Battle of Badr
• (B) Battle of Khyber
• (C) Battle of Khandaq
• (D) Battle of Uhud

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Answer: (D) Battle of Uhud

8. The social boycott of Banu Hashim began in:

• (A) 5th year of Prophethood
• (B) 6th year of Prophethood
• (C) 7th year of Prophethood
• (D) 8th year of Prophethood

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Answer: (C) 7th year of Prophethood

9. In how many days did Allah create the heavens and the earth?

• (A) 6
• (B) 7
• (C) 8
• (D) 9

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Answer: (A) 6

10. According to commonly cited Islamic Studies references, approximately how many times is the command to establish prayer mentioned in the Quran?

• (A) 600
• (B) 500
• (C) 400
• (D) 700

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Answer: (D) 700

11. Approximately how many companions of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) were present at Bait-e-Ridwan (Bait-e-Shajara)?

• (A) 1,400
• (B) 1,500
• (C) 2,000
• (D) 1,300

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Answer: (A) 1,400

12. Who was the first child of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to be born?

• (A) Hazrat Qasim (RA)
• (B) Hazrat Ibrahim (RA)
• (C) Hazrat Fatimah (RA)
• (D) Hazrat Zainab (RA)

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Answer: (A) Hazrat Qasim (RA)

13. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was staying at the home of ______ on the night of Mi’raj.

• (A) Hazrat Ali (RA)
• (B) Hazrat Umm Hani (RA)
• (C) Hazrat Khadijah (RA)
• (D) Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)

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Answer: (B) Hazrat Umm Hani (RA)

14. Who bears the title “Ameen-ul-Ummah”?

• (A) Hazrat Umar ibn al-Khattab (RA)
• (B) Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)
• (C) Hazrat Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah (RA)
• (D) Hazrat Abu Dharr al-Ghifari (RA)

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Answer: (C) Hazrat Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah (RA)

15. Which companion was particularly known for his knowledge of Hebrew and other languages and served as a translator for the Prophet (PBUH)?

• (A) Salman al-Farsi (RA)
• (B) Zayd ibn Thabit (RA)
• (C) Suhaib al-Rumi (RA)
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (B) Zayd ibn Thabit (RA)

16. Within approximately how many years of the Prophet’s (PBUH) demise had the Islamic state expanded across three continents?

• (A) 10
• (B) 15
• (C) 25
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (B) 15

17. The Treaty of Hudaybiyyah established a truce between the Muslims and the Makkans for ______ years.

• (A) 10
• (B) 3
• (C) 5
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) 10

18. Shifa bint Abdullah was appointed by Umar ibn al-Khattab (RA) to supervise:

• (A) Police affairs
• (B) The market
• (C) The court
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (B) The market

19. Warqa ibn Nawfal was a follower of ______ at the time of the first revelation to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

• (A) Christianity
• (B) Judaism
• (C) The religion of Abraham
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) Christianity

20. Abdullah ibn Salam converted to Islam from:

• (A) Christianity
• (B) Judaism
• (C) Zoroastrianism
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (B) Judaism

21. وہ خاص نام جو کسی خوبی یا وصف کی وجہ سے مشہور ہو جائے اسے کیا کہتے ہیں؟

• (A) عرف
• (B) لقب
• (C) کنیت
• (D) خطاب

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جواب: (B) لقب

22. عید گاہ، روشن دان، کعبہ، یہ اسمِ ذات کی کون سی قسم ہیں؟

• (A) اسمِ ظرفِ مکان
• (B) اسمِ ظرفِ زمان
• (C) اسمِ آلہ
• (D) اسمِ صوت

جواب دیکھیں

جواب: (A) اسمِ ظرفِ مکان

23. “وہ تین لیٹر دودھ لایا” میں “تین لیٹر” اسمِ صفت کی کون سی قسم ہے؟

• (A) صفتِ مقداری
• (B) صفتِ عددی
• (C) صفتِ ذاتی
• (D) صفتِ نسبتی

جواب دیکھیں

جواب: (A) صفتِ مقداری

24. وہ حرف جو کسی وجہ یا سبب کو ظاہر کرے، قواعد کی رو سے کیا کہلاتا ہے؟

• (A) حرفِ اضافت
• (B) حرفِ علت
• (C) حرفِ تحسین
• (D) حرفِ بیان

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جواب: (B) حرفِ علت

25. قواعد کی رو سے “روٹی ووٹی” میں “ووٹی” کیا ہے؟

• (A) مہمل
• (B) ابدال
• (C) کلمہ
• (D) لفظِ خاص

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جواب: (A) مہمل

26. اینٹ، درخت، دیوار، چٹان، پہاڑ وغیرہ الفاظ قواعد کی رو سے کیا ہیں؟

• (A) ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
• (B) اسمِ جامد
• (C) اسمِ مشتق
• (D) اسمِ مصدر

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جواب: (B) اسمِ جامد

27. وہ فعل جس میں زمانۂ حال اور مستقبل دونوں کے معنی نکلتے ہوں کیا کہلاتا ہے؟

• (A) فعلِ حال
• (B) فعلِ مضارع
• (C) فعلِ امر
• (D) فعلِ مستقبل

جواب دیکھیں

جواب: (B) فعلِ مضارع

28. “جیب کترا” قواعد کی رو سے کیا ہے؟

• (A) ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
• (B) اسمِ فاعلِ مفرد
• (C) اسمِ فاعلِ مرکب
• (D) اسمِ فاعل

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جواب: (C) اسمِ فاعلِ مرکب

29. “ناصح” کی جمع ہے:

• (A) ناصحین
• (B) نصیحت
• (C) نواصح
• (D) ان میں سے کوئی نہیں

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جواب: (A) ناصحین

30. “بازیچۂ اطفال” سے کیا مراد ہے؟

• (A) ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
• (B) بچوں کی پڑھائی
• (C) بچوں کا کھیل
• (D) بچوں کی لڑائی

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جواب: (C) بچوں کا کھیل

31. درج ذیل میں سے کون سا لفظ غلط مؤنث ہے؟

• (A) ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
• (B) اشہزہ
• (C) استناہ
• (D) استحصال

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نوٹ: اصل سوال/اختیارات میں متن واضح طور پر خراب تھا؛ اسے اصل ماخذ سے دوبارہ تصدیق کرنا بہتر ہے۔

32. سنت کے لغوی معنی کیا ہیں؟

• (A) وحی
• (B) طریقہ اور عمل
• (C) مکالمہ
• (D) گفتگو

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جواب: (B) طریقہ اور عمل

33. مطابقت کے لغوی معنی کیا ہیں؟

• (A) مرتب کرنا
• (B) موافق ہونا
• (C) برابر ہونا
• (D) ساتھ دینا

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جواب: (C) برابر ہونا

34. زہر کا متضاد کیا ہے؟

• (A) ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
• (B) کشتہ
• (C) تریاق
• (D) تیزاب

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جواب: (C) تریاق

35. “توقیر” کا متضاد کیا ہے؟

• (A) ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
• (B) پستی
• (C) تحقیر
• (D) عزت

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جواب: (C) تحقیر

36. “Cub” refers to:

• (A) None of these
• (B) A young fox
• (C) A young deer
• (D) A young lion

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Answer: (D) A young lion

37. What is meant by an “edited book”?

• (A) A compiled/edited book
• (B) A research book
• (C) A critical book
• (D) A creative book

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Answer: (A) A compiled/edited book

38. What is the correct English translation of “محولہ بالا”?

• (A) None of these
• (B) Above spoken
• (C) Above written
• (D) Above cited

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Answer: (D) Above cited

39. What is the correct Urdu translation of “Sentence of death”?

• (A) موت کی سزا
• (B) حکمِ سزائے موت
• (C) سزائے موت
• (D) موت کا پروانہ

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Answer: (B) حکمِ سزائے موت

40. What is the correct Urdu translation of “Abandoned Vehicle”?

• (A) ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
• (B) متنازع گاڑی
• (C) خراب گاڑی
• (D) متروکہ گاڑی

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Answer: (D) متروکہ گاڑی

41. Laszlo Biro, the inventor of the ballpoint pen, was:

• (A) A man of many pets
• (B) A man of actors
• (C) A man of many talents
• (D) A man of masters

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Answer: (C) A man of many talents

42. As an editor, Biro’s job was to:

• (A) Select, correct and compose articles
• (B) Compose, select and correct articles
• (C) Select, compose and correct articles
• (D) Correct, compose and select articles

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Answer: (A) Select, correct and compose articles

43. The ballpoint pen was a superb discovery, but its production was:

• (A) Cheap
• (B) Expensive
• (C) Attractive
• (D) Far away

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Answer: (B) Expensive

44. The first market sale of the ballpoint pen was organized in:

• (A) 1945 in Geneva
• (B) 1945 in India
• (C) 1945 in Canada
• (D) 1945 in New York

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Answer: (D) 1945 in New York

45. The noun form of “to compose” is:

• (A) Composed
• (B) Compositivity
• (C) Composments
• (D) Composition

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Answer: (D) Composition

46. Many a man ______ suffered during the war.

• (A) Have
• (B) Has
• (C) Have had
• (D) Had

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Answer: (B) Has

47. He came in as quietly as he could ______ not to wake the children.

• (A) Because of
• (B) So as
• (C) Although
• (D) Whether

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Answer: (B) So as

48. ______ this country is currently enjoying a rapidly expanding market, we can offer unique competitive prices, ______ keeping the highest quality.

• (A) Owing to the fact that / while
• (B) Although / we are
• (C) It is no wonder that / at the same time
• (D) Because / and

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Answer: (A) Owing to the fact that / while

49. Choose the superlative adjective in the following sentence:

“This is the most exciting thing I’ve ever experienced!”

• (A) Better
• (B) Blue
• (C) Most exciting
• (D) Nice

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Answer: (C) Most exciting

50. In “We all should go through a medical checkup twice a year,” the phrase “twice a year” is an example of:

• (A) Adverb of manner
• (B) Adverb of time
• (C) Adverb of place
• (D) Adverb of frequency

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Answer: (D) Adverb of frequency

51. The multiple-word conjunctions EITHER…OR, NEITHER…NOR and NOT ONLY…BUT ALSO are called ______ conjunctions.

• (A) Correlative
• (B) Additive
• (C) Subordinating
• (D) Adverbial

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Answer: (A) Correlative

52. Choose the synonym of “Umbrage”:

• (A) Delight
• (B) Amity
• (C) Dudgeon
• (D) Composure

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Answer: (C) Dudgeon

53. Choose the synonym of “Gratuitous”:

• (A) Justifiable
• (B) Necessary
• (C) Costly
• (D) Superfluous

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Answer: (D) Superfluous

54. Choose the synonym of “Equanimity”:

• (A) Composure
• (B) Excitement
• (C) Anxiety
• (D) Anger

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Answer: (A) Composure

55. Her fashion sense was usually described as flamboyant, but on the night of the party Tanya’s style was uncharacteristically modest.

Choose the synonym of “flamboyant”:

• (A) Impeccable
• (B) Showy
• (C) Sloppy
• (D) Understanding

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Answer: (B) Showy

56. He juxtaposed the book’s ideas with current events, showing us how they related.

Choose the meaning of “juxtaposed”:

• (A) Caused confusion
• (B) Bent and folded
• (C) Placed side by side
• (D) Threw away

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Answer: (C) Placed side by side

57. Choose the antonym of “Denigrate”:

• (A) Extol
• (B) Belittle
• (C) Decry
• (D) Impugn

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Answer: (A) Extol

58. Choose the antonym of “Aberration”:

• (A) Quirk
• (B) Normality
• (C) Paranoia
• (D) Hysteria

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Answer: (B) Normality

59. Choose the antonym of “Maelstrom”:

• (A) Vortex
• (B) Swirl
• (C) Calm
• (D) Chaos

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Answer: (C) Calm

60. Choose the antonym of “Hapless”:

• (A) Fortunate
• (B) Woeful
• (C) Hexed
• (D) Jinxed

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Answer: (A) Fortunate

61. AERIE : EAGLE

Choose the pair that expresses a similar relationship.

• (A) Capital : Government
• (B) Bridge : Architect
• (C) House : Person
• (D) Kennel : Veterinarian

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Answer: (C) House : Person

62. Choose the option that is correct according to standard English.

• (A) After the picnic, we had lots of bread left.
• (B) After the picnic, we had lot of breads left.
• (C) After the picnic, we had lot of bread left.
• (D) After the picnic, we had lots of breads left.

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Answer: (A) After the picnic, we had lots of bread left.

63. The unruly behavior of the children ______ their parents.

• (A) Incensed
• (B) Impeached
• (C) Aggrieved
• (D) Tempered

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Answer: (A) Incensed

64. We lost confidence in Salim because he never ______ the grandiose promises he had made.

• (A) Forgot about
• (B) Tired of
• (C) Delivered on
• (D) Retracted from

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Answer: (C) Delivered on

65. The officers threatened to take reprisals if the lives of their men were ______ by the conquered natives.

• (A) Destroyed
• (B) Enhanced
• (C) Endangered
• (D) Irritated

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Answer: (C) Endangered

66. As the ______ in Romeo and Juliet, Romeo is a hero able to capture the audience’s sympathy by continually professing his love for Juliet.

• (A) Protagonist
• (B) Enigma
• (C) Facade
• (D) Activist

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Answer: (A) Protagonist

67. Shakespeare, a(n) ______ writer, entertained audiences by writing many tragic and comic plays.

• (A) Numeric
• (B) Obstinate
• (C) Dutiful
• (D) Prolific

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Answer: (D) Prolific

68. I knew from Inga’s ______ reply that she was offended by my question.

• (A) Sinuous
• (B) Vivacious
• (C) Sisterly
• (D) Brusque

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Answer: (D) Brusque

69. Which of the following is an example of a correlative conjunction?

• (A) And
• (B) Or
• (C) But
• (D) Neither…nor

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Answer: (D) Neither…nor

70. Which of the following is an example of a transitive verb?

• (A) Laughed
• (B) Fell
• (C) Slept
• (D) Ate

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Answer: (D) Ate

71. Which is the grammatically correct sentence?

• (A) Him and me went to the store.
• (B) He and I went to the store.
• (C) Me and him went to the store.
• (D) I and him went to the store.

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Answer: (B) He and I went to the store.

72. Which sentence uses the correct punctuation?

• (A) She said “I love you” and then hung up.
• (B) She said, “I love” and then hung up.
• (C) She said “I love you,” and then hung up.
• (D) She said, “I love you,” and then hung up.

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Answer: (D) She said, “I love you,” and then hung up.

73. Which sentence is grammatically correct?

• (A) John and me are going to the party.
• (B) John and I are going to the party.
• (C) Me and John are going to the party.
• (D) I and John are going to the party.

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Answer: (B) John and I are going to the party.

74. Which sentence uses the correct pronoun case?

• (A) Him and me went to the store.
• (B) He and I went to the store.
• (C) Me and him went to the store.
• (D) I and him went to the store.

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Answer: (B) He and I went to the store.

75. A superficial appearance or show designed to impress one with superiority means:

• (A) Obdurate
• (B) Veneer
• (C) Aesthetic
• (D) Exotic

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Answer: (B) Veneer

76. To set forth in detail; to explain means:

• (A) Inveigh
• (B) Expound
• (C) Credulous
• (D) Meticulous

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Answer: (B) Expound

77. “A brown study” means:

• (A) Extra care
• (B) A matter in dispute
• (C) Deep in thought
• (D) Building castles in the air

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Answer: (C) Deep in thought

78. Choose the correct sentence.

• (A) Write a paragraph on “Good Manners” in your notebook.
• (B) Write a paragraph on “Good Manners; in your copy.
• (C) Write a paragraph on “Good Manners” in your diary.
• (D) Write a paragraph on “Good Manners” in your noting book.

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Answer: (A) Write a paragraph on “Good Manners” in your notebook.

79. Choose the correct sentence.

• (A) Certain pollens are more likely to cause an allergic reaction than anothers.
• (B) Certain pollens are more likely to cause an allergic reaction than other.
• (C) Certain pollens are more likely to cause allergic reaction than another.
• (D) Certain pollens are more likely to cause an allergic reaction than others.

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Answer: (D) Certain pollens are more likely to cause an allergic reaction than others.

80. “Professor tends to get bored sitting on the beach, watching the waves, getting sand in his swimsuit, and reading detective novels for a week.” It is a ______ sentence.

• (A) Simple
• (B) Compound
• (C) Complex
• (D) Compound-complex

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Answer: (A) Simple

81. He is heir ______ his grandfather’s prosperity.

• (A) Of
• (B) On
• (C) For
• (D) To

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Answer: (D) To

82. I was amazed ______ his wonderful performance.

• (A) At
• (B) In
• (C) On
• (D) With

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Answer: (A) At

83. No Pakistani is ______ this committee.

• (A) For
• (B) On
• (C) Of
• (D) With

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Answer: (B) On

84. She provided me ______ her help.

• (A) With
• (B) To
• (C) On
• (D) Of

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Answer: (A) With

85. Free books should be provided ______ poor students.

• (A) For
• (B) Of
• (C) On
• (D) To

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Answer: (A) For

86. Which of the following are synonyms for the word “Elicit”?

• (A) Diverge, stray, differ, digress
• (B) Residue, leftovers, remains, around
• (C) Draw out, obtain, extract
• (D) Disappointment, reversal, failure

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Answer: (C) Draw out, obtain, extract

87. Choose the word most nearly opposite in meaning to “Supercilious”:

• (A) Unimportant
• (B) Relevant
• (C) Serious
• (D) Meek

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Answer: (D) Meek

88. Choose the word most nearly opposite in meaning to “Demur”:

• (A) Embrace
• (B) Crude
• (C) Boisterous
• (D) Prescient

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Answer: (A) Embrace

89. Choose the word most nearly opposite in meaning to “Quiescent”:

• (A) Lackadaisical
• (B) Active
• (C) Dull
• (D) Prescient

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Answer: (B) Active

90. I said to my classmate, “Please lend me your bicycle.” Choose the correct narration.

• (A) I advised my classmate to lend me his bicycle.
• (B) I ordered my classmate to lend me his bicycle.
• (C) I forbade my classmate to lend me his bicycle.
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (D) None of these — Correct narration: I requested my classmate to lend me his bicycle.

91. A train 140 m long is travelling at 144 km/h. It crosses a 10 m wide bridge. How much time, in seconds, will the whole train take to cross the bridge?

• (A) 3.5 seconds
• (B) 4 seconds
• (C) 6.6 seconds
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (D) None of these

144 km/h = 40 m/s. Total distance = 140 + 10 = 150 m. Time = 150 ÷ 40 = 3.75 seconds.

92. The sum of 1.2 × 10⁴⁸ + 1.2 × 10⁴¹ is:

• (A) 1.2 × 10⁸¹
• (B) 2.4 × 10⁸¹
• (C) 13.2 × 10⁴⁸
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (D) None of these

Exact result = 1.20000000012 × 10⁴⁸.

93. In 2021, the cost of a ticket to a cricket match was Rs. 600. This was 20% more than the ticket cost in 2020. What was the cost of the ticket in 2020?

• (A) Rs. 450
• (B) Rs. 480
• (C) Rs. 510
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (D) None of these

Let the 2020 price be x. Then 1.20x = 600, so x = Rs. 500.

94. What is 2⁴ × 3³ × 2^-5 × 3^-2 × 2²?

• (A) 18
• (B) 12
• (C) 6
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) 6

95. Simplification of (a + 3b)(x + y) − (a + 2b)(x + y) yields:

• (A) b(x + y)
• (B) 2a(x + y)
• (C) (a + 5b)(x + y)
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) b(x + y)

96. If you join two triangles together to form a square, the triangles should be:

• (A) Equilateral
• (B) Acute scalene
• (C) Right-angled isosceles
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) Right-angled isosceles

97. If the radius of a circle is increased four times, then its area increases by:

• (A) 8 times
• (B) 12 times
• (C) 16 times
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) 16 times

Area is proportional to the square of the radius. If the radius becomes 4r, the area becomes 16 times.

98. Ali runs 480 meters at a speed of 4 meters per second. He gets tired and rests for 10 minutes. He then runs another 300 meters at a speed of 5 meters per second and finishes. How many minutes does he take to finish the race?

• (A) 13
• (B) 15
• (C) 18
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (B) 15 minutes

Time for first 480 m = 480 ÷ 4 = 120 seconds = 2 minutes.

Rest = 10 minutes.

Time for next 300 m = 300 ÷ 5 = 60 seconds = 1 minute.

Total = 2 + 10 + 1 = 13 minutes.

Correction: The correct option is actually (A) 13.

99. If a − b = 3 and a² + b² = 2, then ab = ?

• (A) √11
• (B) −7
• (C) −7/2
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) −7/2

(a − b)² = a² + b² − 2ab.

9 = 2 − 2ab, so ab = −7/2.

100. The average of 20 numbers is zero. At most, how many of them may be greater than zero?

• (A) 0
• (B) 10
• (C) 19
• (D) 20

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Answer: (C) 19

Nineteen numbers can be positive while one sufficiently large negative number makes the total sum zero.

101. The value of (1 + 0.1 + 0.01 + 0.001) is:

• (A) 1.111
• (B) 1.011
• (C) 1.003
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) 1.111

102. In a group of 26 students, 21 like football and 14 like cricket. What is the number of students who like both football and cricket?

• (A) 9
• (B) 10
• (C) 12
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) 9

Using the minimum possible overlap: 21 + 14 − 26 = 9.

103. There are 108 books placed on three different shelves of a library. There are twice as many books on the History and English shelves combined as there are on the Physics shelf, and twice as many books are on the Physics shelf as on the English shelf. How many books are on the History shelf?

• (A) 18
• (B) 36
• (C) 54
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) 54

Let English = x. Physics = 2x. History + English = 4x.

Total = 6x = 108, so x = 18. Therefore, History = 4x − x = 54.

104. A is B’s sister, C is B’s mother, D is C’s father, and E is D’s mother. How is A related to D?

• (A) Grandfather
• (B) Daughter
• (C) Granddaughter
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) Granddaughter

105. In a certain code, “GIVE” is written as “51@%” and “FAIL” is written as “%219”. How is “LEAF” written in that code?

• (A) 9@2%
• (B) 9@2%
• (C) 901%
• (D) None of these

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Answer: Cannot be determined reliably from the supplied source.

The original code for “GIVE” and “FAIL” appears to be incomplete/corrupted, and options (A) and (B) are identical. The coding rule should be verified from the original paper before publishing this question.

106. If P denotes ÷, Q denotes +, R denotes × and W denotes +, then 48 Q 12 R 10 P 8 W 4 = ?

• (A) 56
• (B) 40
• (C) 52
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (D) None of these

Using the stated symbols and standard order of operations:

48 + (12 × 10) ÷ 8 + 4 = 48 + 15 + 4 = 67.

107. Waqas is taller than Rohail but shorter than Javed. Shahid is the shortest. Dawood is taller than Shahid but shorter than Rohail. Who is the tallest?

• (A) Javed
• (B) Rohail
• (C) Dawood
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) Javed

108. If A is the father of the mother of B and C is the cousin of the mother of B, then A is C’s:

• (A) Uncle
• (B) Father
• (C) Brother
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) Uncle

109. Islamabad, Madrid, Ottawa, Paris… What should logically follow?

• (A) Multan
• (B) Toronto
• (C) London
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) London

These are capital cities: Islamabad (Pakistan), Madrid (Spain), Ottawa (Canada), Paris (France), followed by London (United Kingdom).

110. All mangoes are yellow-colored. Yellow-colored things are not cheap. What conclusion follows?

• (A) All mangoes are cheap.
• (B) Yellow-colored mangoes are not cheap.
• (C) Mangoes are expensive.
• (D) None of these.

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Answer: (B) Yellow-colored mangoes are not cheap.

111. It takes 5 minutes to pass a rumor from one person to two other persons. The chain continues in the same way. How many persons would know the rumor after 20 minutes, assuming each informed person tells two new people every 5 minutes?

• (A) 16
• (B) 27
• (C) 31
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) 31

After 20 minutes there are 5 levels: 1 + 2 + 4 + 8 + 16 = 31.

112. Six children were born at intervals of 2 years. If the sum of their ages is 60 years, what is the age of the youngest child?

• (A) 7
• (B) 6
• (C) 5
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) 5

The ages are x, x+2, x+4, x+6, x+8 and x+10.

6x + 30 = 60, therefore x = 5.

113. When we write all the numbers from 1 to 100, how many times do we write the digit 3?

• (A) 11
• (B) 19
• (C) 20
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) 20

The digit 3 occurs 10 times in the units place and 10 times in the tens place, for a total of 20.

114. Write the next number in the given series: 1/3 + 2/9 + 1/27 + 2/81, ______.

• (A) 1/27
• (B) 2/81
• (C) 1/243
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) 1/243

The terms follow the pattern 1/3, 2/9, 1/27, 2/81, 1/243.

115. Given: ABD, BCE, CDF, DEG… What should follow?

• (A) EFG
• (B) EFI
• (C) EFH
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) EFH

Each letter in the three positions advances by one: ABD → BCE → CDF → DEG → EFH.

116. Which of the following does not belong with the others?

• (A) Inch
• (B) Foot
• (C) Ton
• (D) Centimeter

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Answer: (C) Ton

Inch, foot and centimeter are units of length; ton is a unit of mass/weight.

117. Four persons can cross a bridge in 3, 7, 13 and 17 minutes, respectively. Only two people can cross at a time. What is the minimum time required for all four to cross?

• (A) 27 minutes
• (B) 23 minutes
• (C) 20 minutes
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (D) None of these

Optimal sequence: 3 & 7 cross (7), 3 returns (3), 13 & 17 cross (17), 7 returns (7), 3 & 7 cross (7). Total = 41 minutes.

118. Astonished is to Astounded as Elegant is to:

• (A) Grateful
• (B) Graceful
• (C) Gorgeous
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (B) Graceful

119. Depressed is to Elated, as Submissive is to:

• (A) Exhausted
• (B) Angry
• (C) Resistant
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) Resistant

120. Two trains, each 150 m long, are running in opposite directions with the same speed. If they cross each other in 15 seconds, what is the speed of each train in km/h?

• (A) 36
• (B) 72
• (C) 20
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) 36 km/h

Total distance = 150 + 150 = 300 m.

Relative speed = 300 ÷ 15 = 20 m/s.

Since both have equal speeds, each travels at 10 m/s = 36 km/h.

121. A, B and C are competing in a 100 m race. A beats B by 10 m and C by 16 m. In a race of 225 m, B will beat C by:

• (A) 6 m
• (B) 12 m
• (C) 15 m
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (D) None of these

When A runs 100 m, B runs 90 m and C runs 84 m.

For A to run 225 m, B runs 202.5 m and C runs 189 m.

Difference = 202.5 − 189 = 13.5 m.

122. (i) Rayyan is older than Ayyan. (ii) Farhan is older than Rayyan. (iii) Ayyan is older than Farhan. If the first two statements are true, then the third statement is:

• (A) True
• (B) False
• (C) Uncertain
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (B) False

Farhan > Rayyan > Ayyan, so Ayyan cannot be older than Farhan.

123. In a competitive exam, each correct answer earns 3 points and each wrong answer deducts 1 point. A student scores 220 points from 140 questions. How many answers were wrong?

• (A) 50
• (B) 60
• (C) 90
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) 50

Let wrong answers = w and correct answers = 140 − w.

3(140 − w) − w = 220.

420 − 4w = 220, so w = 50.

124. What is the next number in the series 7, 10, 8, 11, 9, 12, …?

• (A) 10
• (B) 12
• (C) 13
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) 10

The pattern alternates +3 and −2: 7 → 10 → 8 → 11 → 9 → 12 → 10.

125. What is the next term in the series 1A2, 3C4, 7G8, …?

• (A) 14O15
• (B) 16P17
• (C) 15O16
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) 15O16

The first and last numbers follow 1, 3, 7, 15, while the letters A, C, G, O correspond to positions 1, 3, 7, 15.

126. Zain is facing northwest. He turns 90° clockwise, then 180° anticlockwise, and then another 90° in the same direction. Which direction is he facing now?

• (A) South
• (B) Southeast
• (C) Southwest
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) Southwest

NW → 90° clockwise = NE → 180° anticlockwise = SW → 90° anticlockwise = SE.

Correction: The final direction is actually Southeast, so the correct answer is (B).

127. Arrange the following in a logical order:

Shoulder, Wrist, Elbow, Finger, Palm

• (A) 4, 5, 1, 3, 2
• (B) 1, 3, 2, 4, 5
• (C) 3, 2, 1, 4, 5
• (D) 4, 5, 2, 3, 1

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Answer: (A) 4, 5, 1, 3, 2

Finger → Palm → Shoulder → Elbow → Wrist is not anatomically correct as a continuous sequence; however, among the supplied options, (A) is the intended ordering from the original question. Verify against the original paper before publishing.

128. A champion cannot exist without:

• (A) Running
• (B) Swimming
• (C) Winning
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (C) Winning

129. If a train runs at 180 km per hour, how much distance will it travel in 8 hours?

• (A) 1,430 km
• (B) 1,420 km
• (C) 1,450 km
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (D) None of these

Distance = speed × time = 180 × 8 = 1,440 km.

130. The sum of three consecutive odd numbers is 105. What is the smallest number?

• (A) 21
• (B) 27
• (C) 33
• (D) 37

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Answer: (B) 33

Let the numbers be x, x+2 and x+4.

3x + 6 = 105 → x = 33.

131. In a total investment of Rs. 1,00,000, A’s share is 20%. B’s share is 40% of A’s share. What is B’s share?

• (A) Rs. 50,000
• (B) Rs. 60,000
• (C) Rs. 70,000
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (D) None of these

A’s share = 20% of Rs. 1,00,000 = Rs. 20,000.

B’s share = 40% of Rs. 20,000 = Rs. 8,000.

132. A man sold his motorcycle for Rs. 24,000 and earned a 20% profit. What was the original price?

• (A) Rs. 20,000
• (B) Rs. 20,200
• (C) Rs. 19,800
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) Rs. 20,000

Cost price = 24,000 ÷ 1.20 = Rs. 20,000.

133. The expression (a + b)² equals:

• (A) a² + 2ab + b²
• (B) a² − 2ab + b²
• (C) a² + b²
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) a² + 2ab + b²

134. What are the values of x and y in the equations x²y − 2y = 42 and x + 2 = 5?

• (A) x = 3; y = 6
• (B) x = −3; y = −6
• (C) x = 2; y = 6
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) x = 3; y = 6

x + 2 = 5 gives x = 3. Then 9y − 2y = 42, so 7y = 42 and y = 6.

135. If 2 times (x³ − 3xy + 5z²) is subtracted from 5 times (x³ − 5xy + 3z²), the result is:

• (A) 3x³ + 5xy − z²
• (B) 3x³ + 5xy + 9z²
• (C) 7x³ + 31xy + 5z²
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) 3x³ + 5xy − z²

5(x³ − 5xy + 3z²) − 2(x³ − 3xy + 5z²)

= 5x³ − 25xy + 15z² − 2x³ + 6xy − 10z²

= 3x³ − 19xy + 5z².

Correction: The mathematically correct result is not listed, so the correct answer is actually (D) None of these.

136. Solve the following equation: 19(x + y) + 17 + 19(−x + y) − 21 = 0.

• (A) 0
• (B) −1
• (C) 1
• (D) 2

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Answer: Cannot be determined reliably from the supplied source.

The original equation appears to be missing or incorrectly transcribed. It should be verified before publishing.

137. If a/2 + 4 = 7/2, then a = ?

• (A) 1
• (B) −1
• (C) −2
• (D) +2

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Answer: (A) 1

a/2 = 7/2 − 4 = −1/2, so a = −1.

Correction: The correct option is actually (B) −1.

138. The area of a circle is:

• (A) πr²
• (B) π²r²
• (C) π²r
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) πr²

139. The area of a triangle is calculated using the formula:

• (A) 1/2 × (b × h)
• (B) 1/2 × (b × h)²
• (C) 1/2 × (b × h)³
• (D) 1/2 × (b × h²)

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Answer: (A) 1/2 × (b × h)

140. Angles that are less than 180° and greater than 90° are called:

• (A) Reflex angles
• (B) Obtuse angles
• (C) Acute angles
• (D) Right angles

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Answer: (B) Obtuse angles

141. 24, 34, 54, 84, … What is the next number?

• (A) 100
• (B) 114
• (C) 124
• (D) 134

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Answer: (B) 114

The differences are +10, +20, +30, so the next difference is +40. Therefore, 84 + 40 = 124.

Correction: The correct option is actually (C) 124.

142. 5760, 2880, 960, 240, … What is the next number?

• (A) 46
• (B) 48
• (C) 12
• (D) 16

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Answer: (B) 48

5760 ÷ 2 = 2880; 2880 ÷ 3 = 960; 960 ÷ 4 = 240; therefore 240 ÷ 5 = 48.

143. In a class of 60 students, the number of boys is twice the number of girls. Atia ranked 17th from the top. If there are 9 boys ahead of Atia, how many girls are after her in the ranking?

• (A) 10
• (B) 12
• (C) 26
• (D) 30

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Answer: (B) 12

Boys = 40 and girls = 20. Atia is 17th, so 43 students are after her.

There are 9 boys ahead of her among the 16 students ahead, so there are 7 girls ahead of her.

Therefore, girls after her = 20 − 7 = 13.

Correction: The mathematically correct result is 13, which is not listed. Therefore, the correct option is (D) None of these if that option is added.

144. If “EIGHTY” is coded as “GIEYTH”, how will “OUTPUT” be coded?

• (A) UTOPTU
• (B) UOTUPT
• (C) TUOTUP
• (D) TUOUTP

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Answer: (C) TUOTUP

145. A man walks 3 km northwards and then turns left and walks 2 km. He again turns left and walks 3 km. He then turns right and walks straight. In which direction is he walking?

• (A) North
• (B) South
• (C) East
• (D) West

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Answer: (D) West

146. How is E related to C?

• (A) Sister
• (B) Daughter
• (C) Cousin
• (D) Mother

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Answer: (B) Daughter

147. How is F related to A?

• (A) Son
• (B) Grandfather
• (C) Cousin
• (D) Mother

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Answer: (D) Mother

148. How is F related to E?

• (A) Father
• (B) Uncle
• (C) Grandmother
• (D) Grandfather

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Answer: (C) Grandmother

149. Which of the following is a group consisting entirely of male members?

• (A) A, C, D, F
• (B) A, C, E, F
• (C) A, D, E, F
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (D) None of these

150. Who has died according to the information given?

• (A) B
• (B) A
• (C) C
• (D) F’s husband

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Answer: (D) F’s husband

151. The James Webb Space Telescope, launched in December 2021, orbits the:

• (A) Earth
• (B) Sun
• (C) Milky Way Galaxy
• (D) Moon

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Answer: (B) Sun

152. Which layer of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer that filters much of the Sun’s ultraviolet radiation?

• (A) Mesosphere
• (B) Stratosphere
• (C) Troposphere
• (D) Thermosphere

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Answer: (B) Stratosphere

153. Dark areas seen on the surface of the Sun, known as sunspots, are caused mainly by:

• (A) Strong magnetic fields that make the regions cooler than their surroundings
• (B) Gas that is hotter than the surrounding surface
• (C) A complete absence of gases in those regions
• (D) The reflection of light from the Moon

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Answer: (A) Strong magnetic fields that make the regions cooler than their surroundings

154. Which of the following travels fastest in a vacuum?

• (A) Microwaves
• (B) Gamma rays
• (C) Radio waves
• (D) All three have the same speed

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Answer: (D) All three have the same speed

155. Which of the following is an example of condensation?

• (A) Sweat forming on your forehead after exercise
• (B) Dew forming on grass during a cold night
• (C) A puddle disappearing on a hot summer afternoon
• (D) Ice melting in sunlight

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Answer: (B) Dew forming on grass during a cold night

156. Which of the following salts is a major cause of the permanent hardness of water?

• (A) Magnesium bicarbonate
• (B) Magnesium carbonate
• (C) Magnesium sulphate
• (D) Sodium bicarbonate

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Answer: (C) Magnesium sulphate

157. In a business organization, an ERP system can be used for:

• (A) Inventory management
• (B) Only sales and marketing
• (C) Only employee technical training
• (D) None of these

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Answer: (A) Inventory management

158. What is the full form of HTTP?

• (A) Hyper Text Transfer Package
• (B) Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
• (C) Hyper Text Transfer Practice
• (D) Hyper Text Transmission Program

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Answer: (B) Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

159. A scientific explanation supported by substantial evidence is called a:

• (A) Theory
• (B) Hypothesis
• (C) Law
• (D) Prediction

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Answer: (A) Theory

160. The transfer of heat through the movement of hot material, such as magma, is known as:

• (A) Conduction
• (B) Convection
• (C) Radiation
• (D) Reflection

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Answer: (B) Convection

161. Why is nuclear fission currently used for commercial nuclear power generation rather than nuclear fusion?

• (A) Fission technology is currently practical and commercially controllable
• (B) Fusion always produces air pollution
• (C) Fission produces no radioactive waste
• (D) Fusion cannot produce energy

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Answer: (A) Fission technology is currently practical and commercially controllable

162. A solar eclipse occurs when:

• (A) The Sun is between the Moon and the Earth
• (B) The Earth is between the Moon and the Sun
• (C) The Moon is between the Sun and the Earth
• (D) The Moon is behind the Sun

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Answer: (C) The Moon is between the Sun and the Earth

163. The smallest functional unit of heredity is the:

• (A) Chromosome
• (B) Gene
• (C) Nucleotide
• (D) Cell

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Answer: (B) Gene

164. The instrument used to measure wind speed is called an:

• (A) Thermometer
• (B) Barometer
• (C) Hydrometer
• (D) Anemometer

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Answer: (D) Anemometer

165. Which of the following is a pure substance made up of two or more different elements chemically combined?

• (A) Crystal
• (B) Compound
• (C) Mixture
• (D) Solution

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Answer: (B) Compound

166. Gastric juice in the stomach is highly acidic and generally has a pH of approximately:

• (A) 1.5–3.5
• (B) 7
• (C) 10
• (D) 12

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Answer: (A) 1.5–3.5

167. The Earth Summit of 1992 was held in:

• (A) Beijing, China
• (B) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
• (C) New York, USA
• (D) Geneva, Switzerland

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Answer: (B) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

168. The book Jinnah: The Sole Spokesman was written by:

• (A) Ayesha Jalal
• (B) Stanley Wolpert
• (C) Robert Jervis
• (D) Ian Talbot

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Answer: (A) Ayesha Jalal

169. MTCR stands for:

• (A) Missile Technology Control Regulations
• (B) Missile Technology Control Regime
• (C) Missile Technology Control Record
• (D) Missile Technology Coordination Regime

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Answer: (B) Missile Technology Control Regime

170. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit held in September 2022 took place in:

• (A) Tajikistan
• (B) Kazakhstan
• (C) Uzbekistan
• (D) Kyrgyzstan

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Answer: (C) Uzbekistan

171. Operation Desert Storm was launched against:

• (A) Liberia
• (B) Libya
• (C) Iraq
• (D) Jordan

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Answer: (C) Iraq

172. The New START Treaty between the United States and Russia was signed in:

• (A) 2007
• (B) 2008
• (C) 2009
• (D) 2010

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Answer: (D) 2010

173. Hezbollah is a political and militant organization based in:

• (A) Palestine
• (B) Lebanon
• (C) Jordan
• (D) Syria

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Answer: (B) Lebanon

174. The Fourth Geneva Convention was adopted in:

• (A) 1945
• (B) 1949
• (C) 1950
• (D) 1955

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Answer: (B) 1949

175. Lira is the currency of:

• (A) Iran
• (B) Libya
• (C) Turkey
• (D) Syria

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Answer: (C) Turkey

176. The term “New Great Game” generally refers to competition among major powers in:

• (A) South Asia
• (B) Central Asia
• (C) East Asia
• (D) Southeast Asia

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Answer: (B) Central Asia

177. The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Malala Yousafzai in:

• (A) 2014
• (B) 2015
• (C) 2016
• (D) 2017

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Answer: (A) 2014

178. LTTE stands for:

• (A) Loyal Tigers of Tamil Eelam
• (B) Legal Tigers of Tamil Eelam
• (C) Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam
• (D) Liberation Territory of Tamil Eelam

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Answer: (C) Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam

179. The Strait of Hormuz connects the Persian Gulf with the Gulf of:

• (A) Oman
• (B) Aden
• (C) Yemen
• (D) Suez

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Answer: (A) Oman

180. The Copenhagen Accord of 2009 dealt primarily with:

• (A) Nuclear disarmament
• (B) Climate change
• (C) Human rights
• (D) International trade

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Answer: (B) Climate change

181. Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was President of ______ before the Arab Spring of 2011.

• (A) Tunisia
• (B) Yemen
• (C) Lebanon
• (D) Egypt

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Answer: (A) Tunisia

182. Inner Mongolia is an autonomous region of:

• (A) Mongolia
• (B) China
• (C) Russia
• (D) Kazakhstan

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Answer: (B) China

183. International Human Rights Day is celebrated every year on:

• (A) December 7
• (B) December 8
• (C) December 9
• (D) December 10

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Answer: (D) December 10

184. Tirich Mir is the highest peak of the ______ mountains.

• (A) Hindu Kush
• (B) Himalayas
• (C) Karakoram
• (D) Suleiman

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Answer: (A) Hindu Kush

185. The first population census in Pakistan was held in:

• (A) 1950
• (B) 1951
• (C) 1952
• (D) 1953

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Answer: (B) 1951

186. The Simla Agreement between India and Pakistan was signed in ______ 1972.

• (A) February
• (B) April
• (C) July
• (D) September

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Answer: (C) July

187. Pakistan’s Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) was established in:

• (A) 1961
• (B) 1962
• (C) 1963
• (D) 1964

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Answer: (A) 1961

188. Pakistan joined the SEATO Treaty in:

• (A) 1954
• (B) 1955
• (C) 1956
• (D) 1957

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Answer: (A) 1954

189. At the time this question was prepared, which country was the second-largest source of Pakistan’s imports?

• (A) China
• (B) United Arab Emirates
• (C) Saudi Arabia
• (D) United States

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Answer: (B) United Arab Emirates

190. Pakistan has a coastline of approximately:

• (A) 1,046 km
• (B) 1,011 km
• (C) 1,021 km
• (D) 1,100 km

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Answer: (A) 1,046 km

191. Who signed the Pakistan-China Boundary Agreement on behalf of Pakistan in 1963?

• (A) Ayub Khan
• (B) Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
• (C) Yahya Khan
• (D) Iskander Mirza

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Answer: (B) Zulfikar Ali Bhutto

192. Pakistan’s first National Security Policy was approved in:

• (A) 2020
• (B) 2021
• (C) 2022
• (D) 2023

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Answer: (C) 2022

193. The Kerry-Lugar Bill for Pakistan was passed by the U.S. Congress in:

• (A) 2008
• (B) 2009
• (C) 2010
• (D) 2011

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Answer: (B) 2009

194. The Indus Waters Treaty of 1960 was brokered by the:

• (A) World Bank
• (B) International Monetary Fund
• (C) Asian Development Bank
• (D) United Nations

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Answer: (A) World Bank

195. The CASA-1000 project is designed to export electricity from Tajikistan and ______ to Pakistan.

• (A) Kyrgyzstan
• (B) Kazakhstan
• (C) Uzbekistan
• (D) Turkmenistan

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Answer: (A) Kyrgyzstan

196. Article 2 of the Constitution of Pakistan states that:

• (A) Pakistan shall be a federation
• (B) Islam shall be the State religion of Pakistan
• (C) The President shall be a Muslim
• (D) The Parliament shall consist of two Houses

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Answer: (B) Islam shall be the State religion of Pakistan

197. At Pakistan’s proposal, the United Nations declared ______ as the International Day to Combat Islamophobia.

• (A) March 13
• (B) March 14
• (C) March 15
• (D) March 16

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Answer: (C) March 15

198. The fourth Prime Minister of Pakistan was:

• (A) I. I. Chundrigar
• (B) Chaudhry Muhammad Ali
• (C) Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy
• (D) Mohammad Ali Bogra

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Answer: (B) Chaudhry Muhammad Ali

199. The Khmer Rouge was the communist movement that ruled:

• (A) Vietnam
• (B) Cambodia
• (C) Philippines
• (D) Laos

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Answer: (B) Cambodia

200. Senators in Pakistan are elected through the:

• (A) Alternative Voting System
• (B) Single Transferable Vote System
• (C) First-Past-the-Post System
• (D) Direct Popular Vote

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Answer: (B) Single Transferable Vote System