General MCQs
748 questions available
Q541.Shape of the Malik Way Galaxy is
Correct Answer: B
Spiral is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q542.The Presidaency of the United Nations Security Council rotates (in alphabetical order) among its members every
Correct Answer: D
One months is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q543.The fifth heart of Asia: Istanbul Process Ministerial meeting was held in Islamabad on 8-9 December 2015. Where was the fourth Meeting held?
Correct Answer: C
Beijing is the Islamic Studies fact connected with this item. The explanation rests on Qur'anic, Hadith, Seerah or early Islamic-history knowledge, where the exact person, book, ritual, date or number is important for distinguishing close options.
Q544.India tested its first Nuclear device on:
Correct Answer: B
18 May 1974 is the person or title historically associated with this fact. Such biographical MCQs test a specific contribution, office, work or distinction, so the explanation should connect the person with the achievement or role named in the question.
Q545.Which Indian personality served as the President of the UN General Assembly in 1953-54
Correct Answer: D
Vij is tied to the constitutional or political-history fact tested here. Pakistan Affairs questions of this type should be read through the relevant office, date, constitutional provision or institutional role, because similar offices and amendments often differ by only one year or title.
Q546.Usain Bolt holds the world recrd for 100 meters race. To which country does he belong to?
Correct Answer: B
Jamaica is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q547.What is the length of "Great Wall of China"?
Correct Answer: D
21,196 kms is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q548.In France the Bastille day is celebrated on:
Correct Answer: C
14 July is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q549.The number of working children according to ILO estimates in Developing countries is:
Correct Answer: C
250 Million is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q550.Circumference of the Earth is around:
Correct Answer: C
40000Km is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q551.Growth domestic product in Pakistan is growing at the rate of:
Correct Answer: C
5.6% is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q552.Agriculture the key sector in the Pakistan economy accounts for
Correct Answer: A
21% of G.D.P. is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q553.The time taken by light to reach the earth is:
Correct Answer: B
8minutes15seconds is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q554.The shape of our Milky way galaxy is:
Correct Answer: B
Spiral is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q555.Oxygen by volume has a presence in the atmosphere of about:
Correct Answer: B
0.21 is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q556.How far is the dead Sea before Mediterranean?
Correct Answer: C
400metres is the correct answer because it matches the fact or concept tested by this question.
Q557.The longest mountain peak Mount Everest has been named after col George Everest who was:
Correct Answer: D
Surveyor General of India is the relevant record-holder among the listed choices for this general-knowledge comparison. Superlative questions test a ranked fact, so the explanation depends on the accepted measurement used in the syllabus, such as area, height, length, depth, population or duration.
Q558.On which of the following issues, Arab Israel peace process stalled?
Correct Answer: D
All of these is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.
Q559.Which of the following leader has recently been elected as Head of 53 members African Union (AU):
Correct Answer: B
Muhammad Gaddafi of Libya is the historically relevant date, place or person for this event. The answer is determined by placing the event on its correct timeline and distinguishing it from similar events before or after it.
Q560.3 May Each Year is observed internationally as:
Correct Answer: C
Press Freedom Day is the relevant answer because it is directly tied to the fact, definition or concept named in the stem. For study purposes, focus on the relationship between the stem and the selected term, date, place or person so the item is learned as knowledge rather than memorised as a letter choice.