General MCQs

Correct Answer: C

The verb pattern is 'allow + object + to + base verb,' so the sentence requires 'to accommodate.' The infinitive 'to accommodate' explains what language is enabled to do.

Correct Answer: A

A subway is an underground passage or underground railway. Therefore, 'Underground path' (Option A) is the best answer.

Correct Answer: C

The correct idiom is 'adhere to,' meaning to follow or stick to a rule, principle or instruction. Therefore the sentence should read: 'It is wise to adhere to the rules of your parents.'

Correct Answer: D

The Belt and Road Initiative is commonly described through major overland and maritime corridors rather than a single small set of projects. In many exam keys, six economic corridors are listed under BRI; with the given options, '6' is the more standard answer than '5,' so this row should be reviewed.

Correct Answer: D

General Zia-ul-Haq died in an aircraft crash near Bahawalpur on 17 August 1988. The crash also killed senior Pakistani military officers and the U.S. Ambassador Arnold Raphel.

Correct Answer: A

Imran Khan's first official foreign visit as Prime Minister of Pakistan was to Saudi Arabia in September 2018. The visit reflected Pakistan's close political, religious and economic ties with Saudi Arabia.

Correct Answer: D

In the 2019 Best Countries quality-of-life ranking by the BAV Group/US News framework, Canada was ranked first for quality of life. Switzerland ranked highly overall, but Canada led that specific quality-of-life category.

Correct Answer: A

Articles of Iman are commonly taught as the basic beliefs a Muslim must affirm, including belief in Allah, angels, revealed books, prophets, the Last Day, divine decree and resurrection/life after death depending on the syllabus wording. In this exam's option set, the intended count is seven articles of faith.

Correct Answer: D

The well-known Hadith refers to a noble woman named Fatimah from Banu Makhzum who committed theft, and the Prophet (SAW) emphasized that legal justice applies equally to all. The incident is taught as an example of equality before law in Islam.

Correct Answer: B

The Bari Doab is the tract between the Beas and Ravi rivers. In Punjab geography, a doab is land between two rivers; for example, Rachna Doab lies between the Ravi and Chenab.

Correct Answer: C

The Kargil War was fought in 1999 between Pakistan and India in the Kargil sector of Kashmir. It followed infiltration and high-altitude fighting along the Line of Control and became a major post-1998 nuclear-era conflict.

Correct Answer: B

Sassi Punnu is a famous Sindhi folk romance associated with Sindh and Baloch cultural traditions. It is especially known through Sindhi literature and oral storytelling.

Correct Answer: B

Tirich Mir is the highest peak of the Hindu Kush range, not the Karakoram. Rakaposhi, Masherbrum and Haramosh are associated with the Karakoram mountain system.

Correct Answer: D

Jakarta has frequently been listed among the world's most populous urban areas, especially when measured by metropolitan population. Tokyo is also often ranked at or near the top depending on method, so this row should be checked against the paper's population source before publication.

Correct Answer: D

Zealandia is often called the 'eighth continent' because it is a largely submerged continental mass around New Zealand and New Caledonia. Although not always counted in the traditional seven-continent model, geologists identify it as a distinct continental crust.

Correct Answer: B

Charles Darwin presented the theory of evolution by natural selection, especially in his 1859 work 'On the Origin of Species.' The theory explains how species change over generations through inherited variation and survival advantage.

Correct Answer: A

The Greek epics the Iliad and the Odyssey are traditionally attributed to Homer. They are foundational works of ancient Greek literature, dealing with the Trojan War and Odysseus's return journey.

Correct Answer: B

The River Jordan is the biblical river most closely associated with major events such as the Israelites entering the Promised Land and the baptism of Jesus. The other listed rivers are not central to biblical geography in the same way.

Correct Answer: B

The kidneys are the main organs that excrete many drugs and their metabolites through urine. The liver metabolizes many drugs, but removal from the body often occurs through renal excretion.

Correct Answer: C

White light disperses into seven commonly taught colours when passed through a prism: violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange and red. The prism separates colours because different wavelengths refract by different amounts.