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Pakistan Studies Online Test MCQs With Answers

Question # 1

First Opium war was fought in

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1803-1805

1839-1842

1814-1816

None of these

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Question # 2

When the bill of 13th Amendment regarding the dissolution of the power of president under 8th Amendment was tabled and passed by the both houses of parliament?

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April 1, 1999

April 4, 1997

May 1, 1997

April 1, 1997

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Question # 3

How much percent of total coal was consumed by cement sector in 2012?

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48 percent

31 percent

58 percent

51 percent

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Question # 4

What is the total length of Ghazi Brotha Dam?

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41,906 m

51,906 m

61,906 m

71,906 m

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Question # 5

Which one of the following was not a member of the Hunter committee set up to enquire into the Jallianwala bagh massacre?

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Lord Hunter

General Dyer

Sir Thomas Smith

W.F Rice

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Question # 6

Ghandhara archaeological site Gur Khattree is located in which part of Pakistan?

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Peshawar

Swat

Mardan

Peshawar

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Question # 7

The longest water tunnel of Pakistan is 3.5 miles long. It is located in

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Tarbela Dam

Mangla Dam

Warsak Dam

Tanda Dam

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Question # 8

Where was the Round Table Conference held in 1931?

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London

Paris

Delhi

Geneva

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Question # 9

Where the referendum would be held to determine which constituent assembly it would join?

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NWFP

Gujrat

Lahore

None of these

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Question # 10

When Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) declared district and created from parts of North-West Frontier Province and Punjab?

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31 Dec 1980

31 Dec 1981

31 Dec 1982

31 Dec 1983

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Question # 11

After Sir John Shore who became the Lord of India in 1798 and remained till 1805?

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Lord Auckland

Lord Minto

Lord Wellesley

Lord Hardings

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