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Q41.The minimum voting age in Pakistan is?

Easy
A 16 years
B 18 years
C 21 years
D 25 years
Elections FPSC

Correct Answer: B

The minimum voting age in Pakistan is 18 years.

Q42.The right to information / freedom of information in Pakistan is primarily meant to enhance?

Medium
A Government secrecy
B Transparency and accountability
C Military control
D Judicial independence
Administrative Reforms FPSC

Correct Answer: B

Right to Information laws aim to enhance government transparency and accountability.

Q43.Which of the following bodies is responsible for accountability against corruption in Pakistan?

Easy
A NAB (National Accountability Bureau)
B FIA
C SBP
D FBR
Administrative Reforms PPSC

Correct Answer: A

NAB is the premier anti-corruption body responsible for accountability in Pakistan.

Q44.E-governance reforms in Pakistan primarily aim to?

Easy
A Increase paperwork
B Improve service delivery through technology
C Reduce internet access
D Eliminate elections
Administrative Reforms PMS

Correct Answer: B

E-governance reforms aim to use technology to improve public service delivery and efficiency.

Q45.Islamabad Capital Territory is administered directly by the?

Easy
A Provincial Government of Punjab
B Federal Government
C Local Government of Rawalpindi
D Supreme Court
Federal & Provincial Affairs FPSC

Correct Answer: B

Islamabad Capital Territory is administered directly by the Federal Government.

Q46.Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Jammu & Kashmir are examples of?

Medium
A Provinces of Pakistan
B Self-governing territories with special status
C Foreign territories
D Federally Administered Tribal Areas
Federal & Provincial Affairs CSS

Correct Answer: B

Gilgit-Baltistan and AJK are self-governing territories with special constitutional status, not provinces.

Q47.The delimitation of constituencies before general elections is conducted by?

Medium
A Supreme Court
B Election Commission of Pakistan
C National Assembly
D Ministry of Interior
Elections CSS

Correct Answer: B

The Election Commission of Pakistan conducts delimitation of constituencies.

Q48.A "vote of no-confidence" against a Prime Minister, if successful, results in?

Medium
A Dissolution of the judiciary
B Removal of the Prime Minister from office
C Automatic re-election of the same PM
D Suspension of the constitution
Parliament PPSC

Correct Answer: B

A successful no-confidence motion removes the sitting Prime Minister from office.

Q49.The term "devolution of power" in Pakistan's political context primarily refers to transferring authority from?

Medium
A Provinces to federal government
B Federal government to provinces/local bodies
C Judiciary to executive
D Military to civilians only
Federal & Provincial Affairs PMS

Correct Answer: B

Devolution refers to transferring powers from the federal government to provinces and local bodies.

Q50.Which of the following bodies primarily investigates federal crimes, including cybercrime, in Pakistan?

Medium
A NAB
B FIA
C ISI
D Rangers
Administrative Reforms CSS

Correct Answer: B

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) investigates federal crimes including cybercrime.

Q51.A caretaker government in Pakistan is primarily responsible for?

Medium
A Passing new laws
B Conducting day-to-day affairs and holding free elections
C Amending the constitution
D Declaring war
Politics & Governance PMS

Correct Answer: B

A caretaker government conducts routine affairs and ensures free and fair elections during the transition.

Q52.The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Parliament primarily oversees?

Hard
A Foreign policy
B Public expenditure and government accounts
C Military operations
D Judicial appointments
Parliament FPSC

Correct Answer: B

The PAC examines public accounts and government expenditure for accountability.

Q53.Money bills in Pakistan's Parliament must originate in the?

Medium
A Senate
B National Assembly
C Provincial Assembly
D Supreme Court
Parliament FPSC

Correct Answer: B

Money bills must originate in the National Assembly, not the Senate.

Q54.The Prime Minister of Pakistan is elected by?

Easy
A Direct public vote
B Members of the National Assembly
C The Senate
D The President alone
Politics & Governance CSS

Correct Answer: B

The Prime Minister is elected by the members of the National Assembly.

Q55.The term "hung parliament" refers to a situation where?

Medium
A A single party wins an outright majority
B No single party wins a clear majority
C Parliament is dissolved
D Elections are postponed
Parliament PPSC

Correct Answer: B

A hung parliament occurs when no single party secures a clear majority of seats.

Q56.Which constitutional amendment restored the parliamentary system by curtailing presidential powers to dissolve the assembly?

Hard
A 8th Amendment
B 13th Amendment
C 17th Amendment
D 18th Amendment
Constitution CSS

Correct Answer: B

The 13th Amendment removed the President's discretionary power to dissolve the National Assembly.

Q57.The Auditor General of Pakistan is primarily responsible for?

Medium
A Drafting the budget
B Auditing government accounts and expenditure
C Conducting elections
D Appointing judges
Administrative Reforms PMS

Correct Answer: B

The Auditor General audits the accounts of the federation and provinces.

Q58.The Chief Election Commissioner of Pakistan is appointed for a term of?

Hard
A 3 years
B 5 years
C 4 years
D 6 years
Elections PPSC

Correct Answer: B

The Chief Election Commissioner is appointed for a five-year term.

Q59.An "ordinance" issued by the President of Pakistan is essentially?

Medium
A A permanent law
B A temporary law issued when Parliament is not in session
C A judicial verdict
D A budget document
Constitution FPSC

Correct Answer: B

An ordinance is a temporary law promulgated by the President when Parliament is not in session.

Q60.The term "sit-in" or "dharna" in Pakistani political discourse generally refers to?

Easy
A A formal parliamentary session
B A peaceful protest occupation of a public space
C A judicial hearing
D An election rally only
Politics & Governance PPSC

Correct Answer: B

A "dharna" refers to a peaceful protest where demonstrators occupy a public space to press demands.