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Assistant Statistics Division Past Paper 2011 Solved MCQs

Solved FPSC Assistant, Statistics Division past paper 2011 — 100 MCQs with verified answers and explanations. Free online practice for FPSC, PPSC, NTS and all one-paper exams. Covers General Knowledge, English, Mathematics.

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This is the FPSC Assistant, Statistics Division (BPS-16) past paper from 2011 (Model Paper 109 in the book). It contains 100 MCQs — General Knowledge, English, Mathematics, Everyday Science, Pakistan Studies and Islamic Studies — with verified answers and a factual explanation for every question. Five printed key answers were corrected to the standard answer, and three items carry retained-with-note flags where the book's taught answer differs from the strict fact or the printed item is defective.

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Subject 1

English

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English Fill In The Blank

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Q 1 English English Fill In The Blank

Fill in the blank: On the ground, liquid hydrogen must be stored in large stainless steel tanks with double walls filled with ___ and evacuated to a high vacuum.

A

velocity

B

visibility

C

sufficiency

D

insulation

View answer & explanation Ans: insulation

Correct Answer: insulation

Liquid hydrogen is stored in double-walled vacuum-insulated (Dewar-type) tanks, where insulation plus the evacuated gap limits heat transfer.

Q 3 English English Fill In The Blank

Fill in the blank: All countries in the region, who are also UN members, are ___ to join.

A

embraced

B

eligible

C

prohibited

D

tantamount

View answer & explanation Ans: eligible

Correct Answer: eligible

Countries that are also UN members are eligible to join the body in question.

Q 5 English English Fill In The Blank

Fill in the blank: Basic research provides the ___ fund of scientific knowledge on which the applied researchers draw to give society a rich rate of interest.

A

depleted

B

endowed

C

capital

D

deterred

View answer & explanation Ans: capital

Correct Answer: capital

Basic research builds the capital fund of scientific knowledge that applied researchers draw on.

Q 7 English English Fill In The Blank

Fill in the blank: The growing of cereals on a large scale was the first stage in a revolution that was to replace a food gathering ___ existence by an urban civilisation based on agriculture.

A

paternal

B

herbivorous

C

sedulous

D

nomadic

View answer & explanation Ans: nomadic

Correct Answer: nomadic

Cereal farming on a large scale replaced a food-gathering nomadic existence with settled agriculture-based civilisation.

Q 8 English English Fill In The Blank

Fill in the blank: But a ___ wind built up during the race, and shortly most of the summertime boats turned to and went home.

A

infamous

B

helpless

C

snarling

D

ravishing

View answer & explanation Ans: snarling

Correct Answer: snarling

A snarling wind is a fierce, growling wind that drove the boats home.

Q 10 English English Fill In The Blank

Fill in the blank: Professionals focus their ___ on fulfilling their responsibilities and achieving results, not on ___ a particular image.

A

planning, devising

B

leadership, attributing

C

abilities, contributing

D

energies, portraying

E

skills, obtaining

View answer & explanation Ans: energies, portraying

Correct Answer: energies, portraying

Professionals focus their energies on fulfilling responsibilities, not on portraying a particular image.

Q 11 English English Fill In The Blank

Fill in the blank: 'Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel,' says Johnson. In the modern world where the gunning selfish people ___ and the hard working conscientious people ___ the quotation holds good.

A

dominate, suppress

B

thrive, suffer

C

enjoy, mutilate

D

empower, subjected

E

harass, abdicate

View answer & explanation Ans: thrive, suffer

Correct Answer: thrive, suffer

In the modern world the selfish thrive while the conscientious suffer, which is why Johnson's quotation is said to hold good.

Q 12 English English Fill In The Blank

Fill in the blank: We must be rest assured that our sorrows, if any, are shortlived and a period of joy ___ us. Such thinking will always maintain our ___ and peace of mind.

A

begets, dream

B

befits, body

C

bemoans, skills

D

merits, life

E

awaits, equipoise

View answer & explanation Ans: awaits, equipoise

Correct Answer: awaits, equipoise

A period of joy awaits us, and such thinking maintains our equipoise — mental balance — and peace of mind.

Q 13 English English Fill In The Blank

Fill in the blank: When you are living with your ___ values and principles, you can be straightforward, honest and ___.

A

core, up-front

B

inherited, distinct

C

innate, durable

D

cultural, perceptive

E

inborn, behement

View answer & explanation Ans: inherited, distinct

Correct Answer: inherited, distinct

Living by inherited values, a person can be straightforward, honest and distinct.

Q 14 English English Fill In The Blank

Fill in the blank: In the role of a counsellor, you are an authority figure whose objective is to ___ attentively and sensitively to employees who ___ you with their feelings.

A

projects, focus

B

manage, direct

C

listen, trust

D

concentrate, believe

E

consider, explain

View answer & explanation Ans: listen, trust

Correct Answer: listen, trust

A counsellor listens attentively and sensitively to employees who trust him with their feelings.

Q 15 English English Fill In The Blank

Fill in the blank: If a junior executive neglects his professional development and ___ education, he can easily and quickly become obsolete in a world changing at ___ rates.

A

management, voluminous

B

higher, vulnerable

C

better, supreme

D

continuing, dizzying

E

value, profound

View answer & explanation Ans: continuing, dizzying

Correct Answer: continuing, dizzying

Neglecting continuing education, a junior executive can quickly become obsolete in a world changing at dizzying rates.

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English Vocabulary

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Q 2 English English Vocabulary

Fill in the blank: Ontology is the word now used in place of metaphysics, on the grounds that it is less ___ and supernatural.

A

theological

B

applicable

C

reliable

D

approximate

View answer & explanation Ans: theological

Correct Answer: theological

Ontology is presented as less theological and less supernatural than metaphysics, dealing with being and existence itself.

Q 4 English English Vocabulary

Fill in the blank: An Australian woman ___ has discovered a way to boost the seed yield of pastureland.

A

agronomist

B

psychoanalyst

C

phrenologist

D

bioscopist

View answer & explanation Ans: agronomist

Correct Answer: agronomist

An agronomist works on crop and pasture production, so an agronomist boosting pasture seed yield fits the sentence.

Q 6 English English Vocabulary

Fill in the blank: He ___ his speech heavily with jargon of the trade.

A

retards

B

brakes

C

inflates

D

lards

View answer & explanation Ans: lards

Correct Answer: lards

To "lard" speech is to embellish it heavily, here with trade jargon.

Q 9 English English Vocabulary

Fill in the blank: The sales of Jules Verne's books continue to ___ like a runaway balloon.

A

flit

B

advance

C

revive

D

soar

View answer & explanation Ans: soar

Correct Answer: soar

Sales that keep rising like a runaway balloon soar.

Q 16 English English Vocabulary

Fill in the blank: It isn't ___ to leave at four; I don't get off work until four-thirty.

A

endocrine

B

audible

C

feasible

D

interstitial

View answer & explanation Ans: feasible

Correct Answer: feasible

Leaving at four is not feasible when work ends at four-thirty.

Q 17 English English Vocabulary

Fill in the blank: It took a lot of ___ to refrain from yelling when my mother-in-law kept criticizing my clothes during her weeklong visit.

A

fortitude

B

artifact

C

manifest

D

clamor

View answer & explanation Ans: fortitude

Correct Answer: fortitude

It takes fortitude — strength of mind — to refrain from yelling under provocation.

Q 18 English English Vocabulary

Fill in the blank: It took me a few minutes to ___ my vision to the darkness in the theater; then I was able to find my seat.

A

heinous

B

quell

C

export

D

attune

View answer & explanation Ans: attune

Correct Answer: attune

Eyes attune to darkness: vision adjusts to the dark before one can find a seat.

Q 19 English English Vocabulary

Fill in the blank: It was Nick's ___ to pick the color of the paint he wanted for his room, but no one expected him to select bright orange.

A

lichen

B

acumen

C

proponent

D

prerogative

View answer & explanation Ans: prerogative

Correct Answer: prerogative

Choosing the paint colour was Nick's prerogative, his right to decide.

Q 20 English English Vocabulary

Fill in the blank: John wanted nothing more than to ___ the pain.

A

alleviate

B

species

C

statistics

D

alliterate

View answer & explanation Ans: alleviate

Correct Answer: alleviate

John wanted nothing more than to alleviate, or relieve, the pain.

Q 41 English English Vocabulary

Respectful means:

A

Honourable

B

Showing Respect

C

Deserving respect

D

Graceful

View answer & explanation Ans: Showing Respect

Correct Answer: Showing Respect

Respectful means showing respect.

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English Antonyms

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Q 42 English English Antonyms

Opposite of pardon is:

A

Reward

B

Blame

C

Praise

D

Punish

View answer & explanation Ans: Punish

Correct Answer: Punish

The opposite of pardon — to forgive an offence — is to punish it.

Subject 2

General Knowledge

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General Knowledge Health

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Q 21 General Knowledge General Knowledge Health

Malaria is caused by

A

Bacteria

B

Mosquito

C

Protozoa

D

Virus

View answer & explanation Ans: Protozoa

Correct Answer: Protozoa

Malaria is caused by Plasmodium protozoa, carried by the Anopheles mosquito; the mosquito is the vector, not the cause.

Q 44 General Knowledge General Knowledge Health

Which of the following disease is contagious

A

Measles

B

Tetanus

C

Cancer

D

Typhoid

View answer & explanation Ans: Measles

Correct Answer: Measles

Measles is a highly contagious disease spread from person to person.

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General Knowledge Sports

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Q 22 General Knowledge General Knowledge Sports

The trophies and cups awarded for cricket are

A

McDowell's Challenge cup and World cup

B

Federation cup

C

Moin-ud-Dowla cup and B. C. Gupta cup

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: McDowell's Challenge cup and World cup

Correct Answer: McDowell's Challenge cup and World cup

The book's answer names the McDowell's Challenge Cup and the World Cup as cricket trophies.

Q 31 General Knowledge General Knowledge Sports

"Corbillion Cup" is given in the game of:

A

Table Tennis

B

Lawn Tennis

C

Golf

D

Archery

View answer & explanation Ans: Table Tennis

Correct Answer: Table Tennis

The Corbillon Cup is the women's world team championship trophy in table tennis.

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General Knowledge Defence

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Q 23 General Knowledge General Knowledge Defence

Which of the following missile was launched successfully by Pakistan on Feb. 11, 1989?

A

Hatf-I

B

Hatf II

C

Anza I

D

Anza II

View answer & explanation Ans: Hatf-I

Correct Answer: Hatf-I

Pakistan's first missile test on 11 February 1989 was Hatf-I, the country's first surface-to-surface missile.

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General Knowledge Geography Of Pakistan

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Q 24 General Knowledge General Knowledge Geography Of Pakistan

Which is the second densely populated province of Pakistan?

A

Punjab

B

NWFP

C

Baluchistan

D

Sindh

View answer & explanation Ans: Sindh

Correct Answer: Sindh

After Punjab, Sindh is the second most densely populated province of Pakistan.

Q 25 General Knowledge General Knowledge Geography Of Pakistan

Which is the most thinly populated province of Pakistan?

A

NWFP

B

Punjab

C

Baluchistan

D

Sindh

View answer & explanation Ans: Baluchistan

Correct Answer: Baluchistan

Baluchistan, the largest province by area with a small population, is the most thinly populated province.

Q 33 General Knowledge General Knowledge Geography Of Pakistan

The maximum annual rainfall is recorded in:

A

Sialkot

B

Rawalpindi

C

Parachinar

D

Murree

View answer & explanation Ans: Murree

Correct Answer: Murree

Murree records the maximum annual rainfall among the places listed.

Q 46 General Knowledge General Knowledge Geography Of Pakistan

Tarbela Dam has been constructed on river:

A

Chakwal

B

Swat

C

Jehlum

D

Indus

View answer & explanation Ans: Indus

Correct Answer: Indus

Tarbela Dam is constructed on the Indus River.

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General Knowledge Physics

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Q 26 General Knowledge General Knowledge Physics

Escape velocity of a rocket fired from the earth towards the moon is a velocity to get rid of the

A

Earth's gravitational pull

B

Moon's gravitational pull

C

Centripetal force due to the earth's rotation

D

Pressure of the atmosphere

View answer & explanation Ans: Earth's gravitational pull

Correct Answer: Earth's gravitational pull

Escape velocity is the speed needed to escape the Earth's gravitational pull.

Q 28 General Knowledge General Knowledge Physics

The velocity of light was first measured by

A

Einstein

B

Newton

C

Romer

D

Galileo

View answer & explanation Ans: Romer

Correct Answer: Romer

Ole Romer first measured the velocity of light, from the eclipses of Jupiter's moons.

Q 29 General Knowledge General Knowledge Physics

For safety, the fuse wire used in the mains for household supply of electricity must be made of metal having

A

low melting point

B

high resistance

C

high melting point

D

low specific heat

View answer & explanation Ans: low melting point

Correct Answer: low melting point

A fuse wire must melt quickly on overload, so it is made of a metal with a low melting point.

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General Knowledge International Organisations

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Q 27 General Knowledge General Knowledge International Organisations

GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) is

A

international agreement signed in 1947 between non-communist nations with the object of encouraging international trade unobstructed by tariff barriers

B

agreement which seeks to achieve its aim by arranging and encouraging bargaining with trade concessions between members

C

Both option A and B

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Both option A and B

Correct Answer: Both option A and B

GATT was both the 1947 agreement among non-communist nations to encourage tariff-free trade and the bargaining framework for trade concessions.

Q 35 General Knowledge General Knowledge International Organisations

General Secretariat of the European Parliament is in:

A

France

B

Germany

C

Luxembourg

D

Switzerland

View answer & explanation Ans: Luxembourg

Correct Answer: Luxembourg

The General Secretariat of the European Parliament is in Luxembourg.

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General Knowledge Accounting

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Q 30 General Knowledge General Knowledge Accounting

The primary function of accounting is to

A

record economic data

B

record social data

C

record business transaction

D

record cash transaction

View answer & explanation Ans: record business transaction

Correct Answer: record business transaction

The primary function of accounting is to record business transactions.

8

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General Knowledge Geography

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Q 32 General Knowledge General Knowledge Geography

"Diego Garcia" is a:

A

Airlines of Singapore

B

French Surface to Surface Missile

C

United States military base in the Indian Ocean

D

Disputed island between Japan and Russia in the Pacific Ocean

View answer & explanation Ans: United States military base in the Indian Ocean

Correct Answer: United States military base in the Indian Ocean

Diego Garcia is a United States military base in the Indian Ocean.

Q 36 General Knowledge General Knowledge Geography

India is constructing Kishangana Dam in:

A

Jammu

B

Srinagar

C

Baramula

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Baramula

Correct Answer: Baramula

The Kishanganga Dam is in the Baramulla region of Jammu and Kashmir.

Q 38 General Knowledge General Knowledge Geography

Which of the following statement is wrong?

A

The equator is at zero degree latitude

B

Royal observatory of Greenwich is in Copenhagen

C

Altitude is height above sea level

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Royal observatory of Greenwich is in Copenhagen

Correct Answer: Royal observatory of Greenwich is in Copenhagen

The Royal Observatory is at Greenwich in London, not Copenhagen, so that statement is the wrong one.

Q 43 General Knowledge General Knowledge Geography

Silk Route is another name for:

A

Karakoram Highway

B

Indus Highway

C

Motorway

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Karakoram Highway

Correct Answer: Karakoram Highway

The Silk Route is another name for the Karakoram Highway route through the mountains.

9

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General Knowledge Astronomy

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Q 34 General Knowledge General Knowledge Astronomy

The nearest planet to the sun is:

A

Venus

B

Earth

C

Mercury

D

Saturn

View answer & explanation Ans: Mercury

Correct Answer: Mercury

Mercury, the innermost planet, is nearest to the Sun.

Q 49 General Knowledge General Knowledge Astronomy

The largest planet in Solar System is:

A

Jupiter

B

Earth

C

Pluto

D

Venus

View answer & explanation Ans: Jupiter

Correct Answer: Jupiter

Jupiter is the largest planet in the Solar System.

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Pakistan Studies Constitutional History

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Q 37 General Knowledge Pakistan Studies Constitutional History

After the death of Quaid-i-Azam, the next President of the first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan was:

A

Liaquat Ali Khan

B

Sir Zafarullah Khan

C

Maulvi Tameez ud Din

D

Maulana Shabir Ahmad Usmani

View answer & explanation Ans: Maulvi Tameez ud Din

Correct Answer: Maulvi Tameez ud Din

After the Quaid's death, Maulvi Tamizuddin Khan became President of the first Constituent Assembly.

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General Knowledge Famous Personalities

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Q 39 General Knowledge General Knowledge Famous Personalities

The first Muslim Nobel Laureate was:

A

Abdus Salam

B

Yassir Arfat

C

Anwar Sadaat

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Anwar Sadaat

Correct Answer: Anwar Sadaat

Anwar Sadat won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1978, a year before Abdus Salam's 1979 Physics prize, making Sadat the first Muslim Nobel laureate.

12

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General Knowledge Archaeology

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Q 40 General Knowledge General Knowledge Archaeology

Archaeologists in Israel have recently discovered 20000 years old village under the mud of

A

Dead Sea

B

Sea of Galilee

C

Bering Sea

D

Aegean Sea

View answer & explanation Ans: Dead Sea

Correct Answer: Dead Sea

The ancient village discovered in Israel lay under the mud of the Dead Sea.

13

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Computer Science Computer Basics

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Q 45 General Knowledge Computer Science Computer Basics

The use of computer is attractive because of its:

A

Accuracy

B

Reliability

C

Speed

D

All

View answer & explanation Ans: All

Correct Answer: All

Computers are attractive for their accuracy, reliability and speed — all three.

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Everyday Science Biology

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Q 47 General Knowledge Everyday Science Biology

Which of the following is a good source of vitamin C:

A

Milk

B

Apple

C

Orange

D

Eggs

View answer & explanation Ans: Orange

Correct Answer: Orange

Oranges are a rich source of vitamin C.

15

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Pakistan Studies Pakistan Movement

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Q 50 General Knowledge Pakistan Studies Pakistan Movement

Quaid-e-Azam joined Muslim League in:

A

1906

B

1908

C

1911

D

1913

View answer & explanation Ans: 1913

Correct Answer: 1913

Quaid-e-Azam joined the Muslim League in 1913.

Subject 3

Mathematics

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Mathematics Arithmetic

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Q 48 Mathematics Mathematics Arithmetic

0.014 x 0.014 = ?

A

.196

B

19.

C

.00196

D

.000196

View answer & explanation Ans: .000196

Correct Answer: .000196

0.014 multiplied by 0.014 equals 0.000196; the printed operator is read as multiplication, since subtraction would give zero, which is not offered.

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Mathematics Profit And Loss

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Q 51 Mathematics Mathematics Profit And Loss

Sarwar Gujar bought a table for Rs.200 and sold it for Rs.175. How much loss did Sarwar Gujar get?

A

Rs.25

B

Rs.20

C

Rs.40

D

Rs.30

View answer & explanation Ans: Rs.25

Correct Answer: Rs.25

Loss is 200 minus 175, which is Rs.25.

Q 52 Mathematics Mathematics Profit And Loss

Rashid bought a shirt for Rs.350 and sold it for Rs.300. How much loss did he get?

A

Rs.40

B

Rs.50

C

Rs.20

D

Rs.80

View answer & explanation Ans: Rs.50

Correct Answer: Rs.50

Loss is 350 minus 300, which is Rs.50.

Q 53 Mathematics Mathematics Profit And Loss

Nasir bought a practical copy for Rs.100 and sold it for Rs.40. How much loss did he get?

A

Rs.600

B

Rs.60

C

Rs.40

D

Rs.20

View answer & explanation Ans: Rs.60

Correct Answer: Rs.60

Loss is 100 minus 40, which is Rs.60.

Q 55 Mathematics Mathematics Profit And Loss

Muhammad Aslam bought a TV for Rs.8000 and sold it for Rs.7000. How much loss did he get?

A

Rs.1000

B

Rs.2000

C

Rs.3000

D

Rs.4000

View answer & explanation Ans: Rs.1000

Correct Answer: Rs.1000

Loss is 8000 minus 7000, which is Rs.1000.

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Mathematics Percentages

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Q 54 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

The number, whose 17% is 51, is

A

200

B

100

C

300

D

210

View answer & explanation Ans: 300

Correct Answer: 300

51 is 17% of 300, since 300 times 0.17 equals 51.

Q 56 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

Naveed Ahmed spends Rs.400 in getting a good table and sells it at Rs.600. Find the percentage of profit?

A

90%

B

45%

C

50%

D

80%

View answer & explanation Ans: 50%

Correct Answer: 50%

Profit of Rs.200 on Rs.400 is 50%.

Q 57 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

Ali spends Rs.500 to get a good shirt and sells it at Rs.800. Find the percentage of Profit?

A

59%

B

60%

C

63%

D

40%

View answer & explanation Ans: 60%

Correct Answer: 60%

Profit of Rs.300 on Rs.500 is 60%.

Q 58 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

Ahmed spent Rs.44,000 to get a car and sells it at Rs.48,000. Find its percentage of profit?

A

12%

B

9.09%

C

14%

D

80%

View answer & explanation Ans: 9.09%

Correct Answer: 9.09%

Profit of Rs.4000 on Rs.44000 is 9.09%.

Q 59 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

Sohail Khan sold a car for Rs.80,000 which he was bought for Rs.90,000. What is his % loss?

A

61.40%

B

55.51%

C

12.31%

D

11.11%

View answer & explanation Ans: 11.11%

Correct Answer: 11.11%

Loss of Rs.10000 on Rs.90000 is 11.11%.

Q 60 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

The number, whose 3% is 60, is

A

2000

B

3000

C

6000

D

9000

View answer & explanation Ans: 2000

Correct Answer: 2000

60 is 3% of 2000, since 2000 times 0.03 equals 60.

Q 61 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

The number, whose 5% is 35, is

A

500

B

600

C

700

D

800

View answer & explanation Ans: 700

Correct Answer: 700

35 is 5% of 700, since 700 times 0.05 equals 35.

Q 62 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

Ali sold a table for Rs.800 which he was bought for Rs.1000. What is his % loss?

A

20%

B

60%

C

14%

D

17%

View answer & explanation Ans: 20%

Correct Answer: 20%

Loss of Rs.200 on Rs.1000 is 20%.

Q 63 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

Akbar sold his old gun for Rs.900, which he was bought for Rs.2500. What is his % loss?

A

64%

B

82%

C

94%

D

15%

View answer & explanation Ans: 64%

Correct Answer: 64%

Loss of Rs.1600 on Rs.2500 is 64%.

Q 64 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

The total distance from school to house is 35km. Noor khan covered a distance of 20km. What percentage of the whole distance has he covered?

A

314%

B

219%

C

48.57%

D

103.57%

View answer & explanation Ans: 48.57%

Correct Answer: 48.57%

The key's 48.57% is retained as the book's answer, although 20 out of 35 km is 57.14%, which is not among the printed options.

Q 65 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

This road is only 50 km long. We covered a distance of 20 km. What percentage of distance have we covered?

A

40%

B

69%

C

48%

D

53%

View answer & explanation Ans: 40%

Correct Answer: 40%

20 out of 50 km is 40%.

Q 66 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

The number, whose 5% is 55, is

A

1100

B

2100

C

1200

D

1300

View answer & explanation Ans: 1100

Correct Answer: 1100

55 is 5% of 1100, since 1100 times 0.05 equals 55.

Q 67 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

We covered a 150 km distance of Islamabad road. The total distance is 370 km. What percentage of distance have we covered?

A

30%

B

40.54%

C

67%

D

41%

View answer & explanation Ans: 40.54%

Correct Answer: 40.54%

150 out of 370 km is 40.54%, not the key's 30%.

Q 68 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

Ali gained 510 marks in matriculation examination. What percentage of marks did he gain?

A

60%

B

57%

C

71%

D

73%

View answer & explanation Ans: 60%

Correct Answer: 60%

510 marks out of the 850-mark matriculation total is 60%.

Q 69 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

Akhtar scored 178 marks out of 300 marks in a certain test. What percentage of marks did he score?

A

48%

B

52.41%

C

61.41%

D

59.33%

View answer & explanation Ans: 59.33%

Correct Answer: 59.33%

178 out of 300 is 59.33%.

Q 70 Mathematics Mathematics Percentages

The price of a book increases from Rs.120 to Rs.150. What is the percentage increase?

A

35%

B

25%

C

115%

D

25.25.1

View answer & explanation Ans: 25%

Correct Answer: 25%

A rise from Rs.120 to Rs.150 is Rs.30 on Rs.120, a 25% increase.

Subject 4

Everyday Science

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Everyday Science Physics

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Q 71 Everyday Science Everyday Science Physics

A combination of two lenses in contact may be achromatic if

A

one of them is concave and the other, convex and they are made of different materials

B

one of them is convex and the other concave and both are made of the same material

C

both the lenses are concave and are made of the same material

D

both the lenses are convex and are made of the same material

View answer & explanation Ans: one of them is concave and the other, convex and they are made of different materials

Correct Answer: one of them is concave and the other, convex and they are made of different materials

An achromatic doublet pairs a concave and a convex lens made of different materials so their dispersions cancel.

Q 72 Everyday Science Everyday Science Physics

The propagation constant of a wave is

A

directly proportional to the wavelength and can be represented by a wave number

B

directly proportional to the velocity of the wave inversely proportional to wave length and can be represented by a wave number

C

directly proportional to the wave length

View answer & explanation Ans: directly proportional to the velocity of the wave inversely proportional to wave length and can be represented by a wave number

Correct Answer: directly proportional to the velocity of the wave inversely proportional to wave length and can be represented by a wave number

The propagation constant is proportional to the wave velocity divided by the wavelength, and is represented by the wave number.

Q 73 Everyday Science Everyday Science Physics

Lenz's law of electromagnetism, is a consequence of the law of conservation of

A

Energy

B

Charge

C

Momentum

D

Magnetic Moment

View answer & explanation Ans: Energy

Correct Answer: Energy

Lenz's law follows from the conservation of energy: the induced current opposes the change that produced it.

Q 74 Everyday Science Everyday Science Physics

The phenomenon of viscosity in gases is understood to be due to transfer of

A

mass, linear momentum and energy

B

linear momentum but not of mass and energy

C

mass and linear momentum but not of energy

D

linear momentum and energy but not of mass

View answer & explanation Ans: linear momentum but not of mass and energy

Correct Answer: linear momentum but not of mass and energy

Viscosity in gases is understood as transfer of linear momentum between layers, not of mass or energy.

Q 75 Everyday Science Everyday Science Physics

A liquid drop tends to have a spherical shape because

A

a sphere is the most symmetrical object

B

the viscosity does not allow it to spread out

C

it has minimum surface energy

D

the strong gravitational field of earth does not allow it to have any other shape

View answer & explanation Ans: it has minimum surface energy

Correct Answer: it has minimum surface energy

A liquid drop is spherical because a sphere has minimum surface energy for a given volume.

Q 77 Everyday Science Everyday Science Physics

An ice cube floats on water but it sinks in alcohol because

A

the ice cube is the frozen form of water

B

water is more transparent than alcohol

C

ice cube is solid while alcohol is liquid

D

the ice cube is lighter than water and heavier than alcohol

View answer & explanation Ans: the ice cube is lighter than water and heavier than alcohol

Correct Answer: the ice cube is lighter than water and heavier than alcohol

Ice is lighter than water so it floats, but heavier than alcohol so it sinks in alcohol.

Q 78 Everyday Science Everyday Science Physics

An iceberg is floating in the sea. Out of 10 parts of its mass, how many will remain above the surface of the water?

A

One part

B

Two parts

C

Three parts

D

Five parts

View answer & explanation Ans: One part

Correct Answer: One part

About one-tenth of an iceberg's mass stays above the water surface.

Q 79 Everyday Science Everyday Science Physics

An object weighs less at the equator than at the poles because

A

the force of gravity is more at the equator than at the poles

B

the force of gravity is less at the equator than at the poles

C

the earth is almost flat at the equator

D

the equatorial radius of the earth is less than the polar radius

View answer & explanation Ans: the force of gravity is less at the equator than at the poles

Correct Answer: the force of gravity is less at the equator than at the poles

Gravity is weaker at the equator than at the poles, so an object weighs less at the equator.

Q 80 Everyday Science Everyday Science Physics

Which of the following statements is correct?

A

The reading on a thermometer immersed in boiling water varies as the heat increases or decreases above the boiling point

B

When a gas under high pressure is permitted to expand into a region of low pressure, it gains temperature

C

Air escaping from a punctured tyre feels cold

D

None of these statements is correct

View answer & explanation Ans: Air escaping from a punctured tyre feels cold

Correct Answer: Air escaping from a punctured tyre feels cold

Air escaping from a punctured tyre feels cold because the expanding gas cools; boiling water stays at a fixed temperature.

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Everyday Science Chemistry

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Q 76 Everyday Science Everyday Science Chemistry

Who, amongst the following, discovered that the atoms of some naturally-occurring elements were not exactly alike and when?

A

F.W. Aston-1919

B

Neils Bohr-1913

C

Albert Einstein-1911

D

Dalton-1909

View answer & explanation Ans: F.W. Aston-1919

Correct Answer: F.W. Aston-1919

F. W. Aston discovered in 1919 that atoms of some naturally occurring elements are not exactly alike — the isotopes.

Subject 5

Pakistan Studies

10 MCQs
1

Topic Section

Pakistan Studies Bogra Era

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Q 81 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Studies Bogra Era

Muhammad Ali Bogra toured USA in:

A

November 1953

B

December 1953

C

January 1954

D

February 1955

View answer & explanation Ans: November 1953

Correct Answer: November 1953

Muhammad Ali Bogra toured the United States in 1953, the year he became Prime Minister.

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Pakistan Studies Foreign Policy

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Q 82 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Studies Foreign Policy

Pakistan joined the South-East Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) in the year

A

1952

B

1953

C

1954

D

1955

View answer & explanation Ans: 1954

Correct Answer: 1954

Pakistan joined SEATO in 1954, the year the treaty organisation was formed.

Q 83 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Studies Foreign Policy

Pakistan became a member of Central Treaty Organization (CENTO) in the year:

A

1954

B

1955

C

1956

D

1957

View answer & explanation Ans: 1955

Correct Answer: 1955

Pakistan became a member of CENTO (the Baghdad Pact) in 1955.

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Pakistan Studies Kashmir

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Q 84 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Studies Kashmir

Muhammad Ali Bogra held discussions on Kashmir with Indian Prime Minister J.L. Nehru in Delhi on:

A

16th June 1953

B

16th July 1953

C

16th August 1953

D

16th September 1963

View answer & explanation Ans: 16th August 1953

Correct Answer: 16th August 1953

Bogra discussed Kashmir with Nehru in Delhi on 16 August 1953.

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Topic Section

Pakistan Studies Constitutional History

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Q 85 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Studies Constitutional History

Muhammad Ali Bogra Formula was presented in the Constituent Assembly on:

A

7th October 1953

B

17th October 1954

C

7th November 1953

D

17th November 1953

View answer & explanation Ans: 7th October 1953

Correct Answer: 7th October 1953

The Bogra Formula was presented in the Constituent Assembly on 7 October 1953.

Q 90 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Studies Constitutional History

The PRODA was repealed by the Constituent Assembly on:

A

10th September 1954

B

20th September 1954

C

30th September 1954

D

10th October 1954

View answer & explanation Ans: 10th October 1954

Correct Answer: 10th October 1954

PRODA was repealed by the Constituent Assembly on 10 October 1954.

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Topic Section

Pakistan Studies East Pakistan

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Q 86 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Studies East Pakistan

In March 1954, elections were held in East Pakistan. Out of the 309 seats which were contested the United Front captured 222 seats but the Muslim League won only:

A

7 seats

B

8 seats

C

9 seats

D

10 seats

View answer & explanation Ans: 9 seats

Correct Answer: 9 seats

In the March 1954 East Pakistan elections the Muslim League won only 9 of the 309 seats.

Q 87 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Studies East Pakistan

Governor-General Ghulam Muhammad imposed Governor Rule in East Pakistan in the year:

A

1953

B

1954

C

1955

D

1956

View answer & explanation Ans: 1954

Correct Answer: 1954

Governor-General Ghulam Muhammad imposed Governor's Rule in East Pakistan in 1954.

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Topic Section

Pakistan Studies Punjab Politics

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Q 88 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Studies Punjab Politics

Mushtaq Ahmed Gurmani appointed Abdul Hameed Dasti as Chief Minister of Punjab by dismissing the government of Feroz Khan Noon in:

A

May 1955

B

June 1955

C

July 1955

D

August 1955

View answer & explanation Ans: May 1955

Correct Answer: May 1955

Gurmani appointed Abdul Hameed Dasti as Punjab Chief Minister, dismissing Feroz Khan Noon's government, in May 1955.

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Pakistan Studies One Unit

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Q 89 Pakistan Studies Pakistan Studies One Unit

One Unit Pakistan in:

A

11th October 1955

B

12th October 1955

C

13th October 1955

D

14th October 1955

View answer & explanation Ans: 14th October 1955

Correct Answer: 14th October 1955

The One Unit scheme came into effect in Pakistan on 14 October 1955.

Subject 6

Islamic Studies

10 MCQs
1

Topic Section

Islamic Studies Quran

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Q 91 Islamic Studies Islamic Studies Quran

Al-Maeen is a Surah in which there are

A

100 or more Ayahs

B

Simple Orders

C

Hard Orders

D

less than 100 Ayahs

View answer & explanation Ans: 100 or more Ayahs

Correct Answer: 100 or more Ayahs

Al-Mi'in (Al-Maeen) are the surahs containing 100 or more verses.

Q 95 Islamic Studies Islamic Studies Quran

QUBA mosque has been mentioned in:

A

Surah-Al-Taubah

B

Surah Anfal

C

Surah Dhuha

D

Surah Al-Muzammil

View answer & explanation Ans: Surah-Al-Taubah

Correct Answer: Surah-Al-Taubah

Masjid Quba is mentioned in Surah Al-Taubah.

Q 96 Islamic Studies Islamic Studies Quran

The title given to the pioneers of Islam was:

A

Mushahidoon al Awwalun

B

Muslimoon ai Awwalun

C

Assabiqoon Al Awwalun

D

(Sabiqun al-Awwalun)

View answer & explanation Ans: (Sabiqun al-Awwalun)

Correct Answer: (Sabiqun al-Awwalun)

The pioneers of Islam are titled As-Sabiqun al-Awwalun, the foremost ones.

Q 100 Islamic Studies Islamic Studies Quran

The IFK event is described in the Quran in:

A

Surah Baqarah

B

Surah Taubah

C

Surah Noor

D

Surah Yaseen

View answer & explanation Ans: Surah Noor

Correct Answer: Surah Noor

The Ifk (slander) event is described in Surah An-Noor.

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Islamic Studies Hadith

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Q 92 Islamic Studies Islamic Studies Hadith

Arbeen is the book of Hadith in which there are:

A

40 Ahadith

B

50 Ahadith

C

30 Ahadith

D

20 Ahadith

View answer & explanation Ans: 40 Ahadith

Correct Answer: 40 Ahadith

Arbeen (Arbaeen) means forty, so the book contains 40 Ahadith.

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Islamic Studies Fiqh

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Q 93 Islamic Studies Islamic Studies Fiqh

Fatwa Qazi Khan is an authentic Fatwa of:

A

Fiqh Hanbali

B

Fiqh Maliki

C

Fiqh Shafi

D

Fiqh Hanafi

View answer & explanation Ans: Fiqh Hanafi

Correct Answer: Fiqh Hanafi

Fatwa Qazi Khan is an authentic fatwa collection of the Hanafi school.

4

Topic Section

Islamic Studies Islamic History

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Q 94 Islamic Studies Islamic Studies Islamic History

FIDK Garden was bestowed to the Holy Prophet as:

A

Fay

B

Booty

C

Gift

D

Loan

View answer & explanation Ans: Fay

Correct Answer: Fay

Fadak was bestowed on the Holy Prophet as Fay — property acquired without fighting — not as war booty.

Q 97 Islamic Studies Islamic Studies Islamic History

The meaning of YA SABAHAHO is:

A

Good morning

B

Good morning declaration

C

Oh, morning danger

D

Wishing good morning

View answer & explanation Ans: Oh, morning danger

Correct Answer: Oh, morning danger

"Ya Sabahah" was the morning alarm cry, meaning "Oh, morning danger!"

Q 98 Islamic Studies Islamic Studies Islamic History

The master of Hazrat Bilal r.a during embracing Islam was:

A

Abu Jahal

B

Ummayia bin Harb

C

Ummayia bin Khalaf

D

Oqabah bin Abi al Mueet

View answer & explanation Ans: Ummayia bin Khalaf

Correct Answer: Ummayia bin Khalaf

Hazrat Bilal's master at the time he embraced Islam was Umayya bin Khalaf.

Q 99 Islamic Studies Islamic Studies Islamic History

Splitting of the moon was occurred in:

A

Arafat

B

Mina

C

Muzdalifa

D

Haram-e-Pak

View answer & explanation Ans: Mina

Correct Answer: Mina

The splitting of the moon occurred at Mina, according to tradition.

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The paper contains 100 MCQs, all 100 published, including five-option English vocabulary items and one three-option Everyday Science item as printed.

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It covers General Knowledge (27 questions), English (22), Mathematics (21), Everyday Science (10), Pakistan Studies (10) and Islamic Studies (10).

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