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Solved PMS 2026 GK Grand Mock 18 — 91 MCQs with verified answers and explanations (organisations, geography, sports, science, history, UN, records). A Sir Adnan mock test for PMS Screening preparation, not an official past paper.

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A 100-item Sir Adnan mock test headed 'PMS 2026 GK GRAND MOCK 18 / ONE-LINER (Answer key in end)' from the monster-data 'PMS SCREENING 2026 GK UPDATED' pack. 91 items are published here in the standard MCQ format with verified answers and explanations; the source prints options with an answer key at the end, so optionsSource is recorded as 'printed'. Nine items are not published: printed Q14 (IFAW headquarters - the international headquarters is The Hague, Netherlands, with the operations centre at Yarmouth Port, Massachusetts, so no option is correct), printed Q15 (first woman UN Under-Secretary-General - Dame Margaret Anstee, 1987, not among the options), printed Q42 (fastest T20 century - Sahil Chauhan's 27-ball hundred is the current record, and Miller and Rohit Sharma are tied at 35 balls, so no single standard answer is identifiable among the options), printed Q47 (first woman under 2:20 in the marathon - Naoko Takahashi, Berlin 2001, 2:19:46, not among the options), printed Q57 (men's marathon record - Kelvin Kiptum's 2:00:35, Chicago 2023, not among the options; Kipchoge is the former holder), printed Q70 (Nobel Prize in Medicine 2023 - the mRNA-vaccine discoveries of Kariko and Weissman, not among the options), printed Q78 (Nobel Prize in Physics 2023 - attosecond pulses, not among the options), printed Q90 (internal duplicate of Q19, IAEA headquarters Vienna, cross-linked to Q19, not re-published) and printed Q95 (first Asian Nobel Peace Prize winner - the Dalai Lama, 1989, not among the options; Tagore won the Literature prize). Eight keyed answers are corrected to the standard answer and flagged in keyFlag.

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PMS 2026 GK Grand Mock 18 — Solved Mock Test with Answers

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Subject 1

General Knowledge

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Organisations — Development

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Q 1 General Knowledge Organisations — Development

Headquarters of International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is in:

A

Rome

B

Geneva

C

New York

D

Paris

View answer & explanation Ans: Rome

Correct Answer: Rome

The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is headquartered in Rome, Italy.

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Organisations — Peacekeeping

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Q 2 General Knowledge Organisations — Peacekeeping

UN Peacekeeping Mission in South Sudan is called:

A

UNMISS

B

MONUSCO

C

MINUSMA

D

UNAMID

View answer & explanation Ans: UNMISS

Correct Answer: UNMISS

UNMISS is the UN Mission in South Sudan.

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Organisations — Intellectual Property

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Q 3 General Knowledge Organisations — Intellectual Property

Headquarters of World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is in:

A

Geneva

B

Paris

C

London

D

Vienna

View answer & explanation Ans: Geneva

Correct Answer: Geneva

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.

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World Affairs — Afghanistan

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Q 4 General Knowledge World Affairs — Afghanistan

Taliban appointed Afghanistan’s ambassador to UN in:

A

2022

B

2023

C

2021

D

2020

View answer & explanation Ans: 2021

Correct Answer: 2021

The Taliban nominated Suhail Shaheen as Afghanistan's UN ambassador in September 2021; the credentials claim was deferred and he was never seated. CORRECTION: the booklet keys 2023, but the Taliban nominated their Doha spokesman Suhail Shaheen as Afghanistan's UN ambassador in a letter dated 20 September 2021 (Reuters, 21-22 September 2021); the UN Credentials Committee deferred the rival claims, so he was nominated/designate and never seated.

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Organisations — Development Banks

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Q 5 General Knowledge Organisations — Development Banks

Headquarters of Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is in:

A

Beijing

B

Shanghai

C

Tokyo

D

Singapore

View answer & explanation Ans: Beijing

Correct Answer: Beijing

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is headquartered in Beijing, China.

Q 18 General Knowledge Organisations — Development Banks

BRICS New Development Bank HQ:

A

Shanghai

B

Beijing

C

New Delhi

D

Johannesburg

View answer & explanation Ans: Shanghai

Correct Answer: Shanghai

The BRICS New Development Bank is headquartered in Shanghai, China.

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Organisations — OIC

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Q 7 General Knowledge Organisations — OIC

Headquarters of Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC):

A

Jeddah

B

Riyadh

C

Istanbul

D

Cairo

View answer & explanation Ans: Jeddah

Correct Answer: Jeddah

The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) is headquartered in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

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Organisations — IMF

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Q 8 General Knowledge Organisations — IMF

Global Financial Stability Report is published by:

A

IMF

B

World Bank

C

BIS

D

FATF

View answer & explanation Ans: IMF

Correct Answer: IMF

The IMF publishes the Global Financial Stability Report.

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Organisations — UN Offices

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Q 9 General Knowledge Organisations — UN Offices

UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) HQ:

A

Vienna

B

Geneva

C

New York

D

Paris

View answer & explanation Ans: Vienna

Correct Answer: Vienna

The UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is headquartered in Vienna, Austria.

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Organisations — ASEAN

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Q 10 General Knowledge Organisations — ASEAN

ASEAN Secretariat HQ:

A

Jakarta

B

Bangkok

C

Manila

D

Kuala Lumpur

View answer & explanation Ans: Jakarta

Correct Answer: Jakarta

The ASEAN Secretariat is in Jakarta, Indonesia.

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Awards — Nobel

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Q 11 General Knowledge Awards — Nobel

Nobel Peace Prize 2023 awarded to:

A

Narges Mohammadi

B

Malala Yousafzai

C

Abiy Ahmed

D

Dmitry Muratov

View answer & explanation Ans: Narges Mohammadi

Correct Answer: Narges Mohammadi

Narges Mohammadi won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2023.

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Organisations — Aviation

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Q 13 General Knowledge Organisations — Aviation

Headquarters of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO):

A

Montreal

B

Geneva

C

New York

D

Paris

View answer & explanation Ans: Montreal

Correct Answer: Montreal

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is headquartered in Montreal, Canada.

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Organisations — SAARC

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Q 14 General Knowledge Organisations — SAARC

Headquarters of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC):

A

Kathmandu

B

Dhaka

C

Colombo

D

Islamabad

View answer & explanation Ans: Kathmandu

Correct Answer: Kathmandu

The SAARC Secretariat is in Kathmandu, Nepal.

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Organisations — FATF

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Q 15 General Knowledge Organisations — FATF

FATF was created to combat:

A

Money laundering & terrorist financing

B

Tax evasion

C

Trade fraud

D

Corruption

View answer & explanation Ans: Money laundering & terrorist financing

Correct Answer: Money laundering & terrorist financing

FATF was created to combat money laundering and terrorist financing.

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Organisations — UN Bodies

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Q 16 General Knowledge Organisations — UN Bodies

UN Human Rights Council HQ:

A

Geneva

B

Vienna

C

New York

D

Paris

View answer & explanation Ans: Geneva

Correct Answer: Geneva

The UN Human Rights Council is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.

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Organisations — Nuclear

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Q 17 General Knowledge Organisations — Nuclear

Headquarters of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA):

A

Vienna

B

Geneva

C

Paris

D

New York

View answer & explanation Ans: Vienna

Correct Answer: Vienna

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is headquartered in Vienna, Austria.

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World Geography — Rivers

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Q 19 General Knowledge World Geography — Rivers

Longest river in Central Asia:

A

Amu Darya

B

Syr Darya

C

Ili River

D

Ob

View answer & explanation Ans: Amu Darya

Correct Answer: Amu Darya

The Amu Darya (about 2,540 km with its Panj source) is the longest river in Central Asia, ahead of the Syr Darya (about 2,212 km).

Q 23 General Knowledge World Geography — Rivers

Longest river in Turkey:

A

Kızılırmak

B

Euphrates

C

Tigris

D

Sakarya

View answer & explanation Ans: Kızılırmak

Correct Answer: Kızılırmak

The Kizilirmak (about 1,355 km) is the longest river in Turkey.

Q 30 General Knowledge World Geography — Rivers

Longest river in Australia:

A

Murray

B

Darling

C

Murrumbidgee

D

Lachlan

View answer & explanation Ans: Murray

Correct Answer: Murray

The Murray is the longest river in Australia.

Q 32 General Knowledge World Geography — Rivers

Longest river in South America:

A

Amazon

B

Paraná

C

Orinoco

D

Magdalena

View answer & explanation Ans: Amazon

Correct Answer: Amazon

The Amazon is the longest river in South America.

Q 85 General Knowledge World Geography — Rivers

Longest river in Middle East:

A

Tigris-Euphrates

B

Jordan

C

Nile

D

Indus

View answer & explanation Ans: Tigris-Euphrates

Correct Answer: Tigris-Euphrates

The Euphrates (about 2,800 km) is the longest single river in the Middle East; the booklet's option names the Tigris-Euphrates system. NOTE: the Euphrates alone (about 2,800 km) is the longest single river in the Middle East; the option names the Tigris-Euphrates river system.

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World Geography — Waterfalls

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Q 20 General Knowledge World Geography — Waterfalls

Highest waterfall in the world:

A

Angel Falls

B

Tugela Falls

C

Niagara Falls

D

Victoria Falls

View answer & explanation Ans: Angel Falls

Correct Answer: Angel Falls

Angel Falls in Venezuela (979 m) is the highest waterfall in the world.

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World Geography — Lakes

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Q 21 General Knowledge World Geography — Lakes

Largest freshwater lake in Africa:

A

Lake Victoria

B

Lake Tanganyika

C

Lake Malawi

D

Lake Chad

View answer & explanation Ans: Lake Victoria

Correct Answer: Lake Victoria

Lake Victoria is the largest freshwater lake in Africa by surface area.

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World Geography — Deserts

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Q 22 General Knowledge World Geography — Deserts

Largest desert in Middle East:

A

Rub’ al Khali

B

Syrian Desert

C

Negev

D

Dasht-e Kavir

View answer & explanation Ans: Rub’ al Khali

Correct Answer: Rub’ al Khali

The Rub' al Khali (Empty Quarter) is the largest desert in the Middle East.

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World Geography — Islands

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Q 24 General Knowledge World Geography — Islands

Island of Corsica belongs to:

A

France

B

Italy

C

Spain

D

Malta

View answer & explanation Ans: France

Correct Answer: France

Corsica belongs to France.

Q 29 General Knowledge World Geography — Islands

Largest island in Pacific Ocean:

A

New Guinea

B

Borneo

C

Sumatra

D

Madagascar

View answer & explanation Ans: New Guinea

Correct Answer: New Guinea

New Guinea is the largest island in the Pacific Ocean.

Q 38 General Knowledge World Geography — Islands

Island nation off Southeast Asia known as “Pearl of the Indian Ocean”:

A

Sri Lanka

B

Maldives

C

Indonesia

D

Singapore

View answer & explanation Ans: Sri Lanka

Correct Answer: Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka is known as the 'Pearl of the Indian Ocean'.

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World Geography — Seas

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Q 25 General Knowledge World Geography — Seas

Sea separating Saudi Arabia and Iran:

A

Persian Gulf

B

Red Sea

C

Arabian Sea

D

Gulf of Oman

View answer & explanation Ans: Persian Gulf

Correct Answer: Persian Gulf

The Persian Gulf separates Saudi Arabia and Iran.

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World Geography — Fjords

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Q 26 General Knowledge World Geography — Fjords

Longest fjord in Norway:

A

Sognefjord

B

Geirangerfjord

C

Hardangerfjord

D

Lysefjord

View answer & explanation Ans: Sognefjord

Correct Answer: Sognefjord

The Sognefjord (about 204 km) is the longest fjord in Norway.

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World Geography — Mountains

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Q 27 General Knowledge World Geography — Mountains

Highest mountain in the Americas:

A

Aconcagua

B

Denali

C

Huascarán

D

Mount Logan

View answer & explanation Ans: Aconcagua

Correct Answer: Aconcagua

Aconcagua (6,961 m) in Argentina is the highest mountain in the Americas.

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World Geography — Straits

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Q 28 General Knowledge World Geography — Straits

Straits of Hormuz connects:

A

Persian Gulf & Gulf of Oman

B

Red Sea & Arabian Sea

C

Indian Ocean & Arabian Sea

D

Mediterranean & Atlantic

View answer & explanation Ans: Persian Gulf & Gulf of Oman

Correct Answer: Persian Gulf & Gulf of Oman

The Strait of Hormuz connects the Persian Gulf with the Gulf of Oman.

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World Geography — Caribbean

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Q 31 General Knowledge World Geography — Caribbean

Island nation in Caribbean known for sugar production:

A

Cuba

B

Haiti

C

Jamaica

D

Trinidad & Tobago

View answer & explanation Ans: Cuba

Correct Answer: Cuba

Cuba is the Caribbean island nation conventionally known for sugar production.

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World Geography — Volcanoes

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Q 33 General Knowledge World Geography — Volcanoes

Highest volcano in South America:

A

Ojos del Salado

B

Cotopaxi

C

Chimborazo

D

Villarrica

View answer & explanation Ans: Ojos del Salado

Correct Answer: Ojos del Salado

Ojos del Salado (6,893 m) on the Argentina-Chile border is the highest volcano in South America.

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World Geography — Capitals

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Q 34 General Knowledge World Geography — Capitals

Capital of New Zealand:

A

Wellington

B

Auckland

C

Christchurch

D

Hamilton

View answer & explanation Ans: Wellington

Correct Answer: Wellington

The capital of New Zealand is Wellington.

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World Geography — Plateaus

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Q 35 General Knowledge World Geography — Plateaus

Highest plateau in Africa:

A

Ethiopian Plateau

B

Jos Plateau

C

Jos Plateau

D

Atlas Mountains

View answer & explanation Ans: Ethiopian Plateau

Correct Answer: Ethiopian Plateau

The Ethiopian Plateau is the highest plateau in Africa. NOTE: options B and C are both 'Jos Plateau', so the option set has only three distinct values; the Ethiopian Plateau is the unique correct answer.

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World Geography — Coastlines

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Q 36 General Knowledge World Geography — Coastlines

Longest coastline in Africa:

A

Somalia

B

Egypt

C

South Africa

D

Libya

View answer & explanation Ans: Somalia

Correct Answer: Somalia

Somalia has the longest coastline in mainland Africa. NOTE: Somalia has the longest coastline in mainland Africa; Madagascar's coastline is longer overall but Madagascar is not among the options, and Somalia is the conventional one-liner answer.

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World Geography — Reefs

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Q 37 General Knowledge World Geography — Reefs

Largest coral reef in Indian Ocean:

A

Great Chagos Bank

B

Maldives Reef

C

Red Sea Reef

D

Andaman Reef

View answer & explanation Ans: Great Chagos Bank

Correct Answer: Great Chagos Bank

The Great Chagos Bank is the Indian Ocean's largest coral atoll/reef structure.

Q 69 General Knowledge World Geography — Reefs

Largest coral reef in the world:

A

Great Barrier Reef

B

Red Sea Reef

C

Maldives Reef

D

Florida Reef

View answer & explanation Ans: Great Barrier Reef

Correct Answer: Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef off Australia is the largest coral reef system in the world.

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Sports — Cricket

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Q 39 General Knowledge Sports — Cricket

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 winner:

A

India

B

Australia

C

England

D

Pakistan

View answer & explanation Ans: Australia

Correct Answer: Australia

Australia won the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, beating India in the final.

Q 50 General Knowledge Sports — Cricket

ICC T20 World Cup 2022 winner:

A

England

B

Pakistan

C

West Indies

D

Australia

View answer & explanation Ans: England

Correct Answer: England

England won the ICC T20 World Cup 2022, beating Pakistan in the final. CORRECTION: the booklet keys Pakistan, but England beat Pakistan in the final to win the ICC T20 World Cup 2022.

Q 53 General Knowledge Sports — Cricket

First Cricket T20 World Cup winner:

A

India

B

Pakistan

C

England

D

Sri Lanka

View answer & explanation Ans: India

Correct Answer: India

India won the inaugural ICC T20 World Cup in 2007, beating Pakistan in the final. CORRECTION: the booklet keys Pakistan, but India beat Pakistan in the final to win the inaugural ICC T20 World Cup in 2007.

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Sports — Football

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Q 40 General Knowledge Sports — Football

FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 winner:

A

Spain

B

USA

C

England

D

Sweden

View answer & explanation Ans: Spain

Correct Answer: Spain

Spain won the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023, beating England in the final.

Q 47 General Knowledge Sports — Football

FIFA World Cup 2026 host countries:

A

USA, Mexico & Canada

B

USA & Canada

C

Mexico & USA

D

USA, Brazil & Canada

View answer & explanation Ans: USA, Mexico & Canada

Correct Answer: USA, Mexico & Canada

The FIFA World Cup 2026 is hosted by the USA, Mexico and Canada.

Q 49 General Knowledge Sports — Football

First country to host FIFA World Cup twice:

A

Italy

B

Brazil

C

France

D

Mexico

View answer & explanation Ans: Mexico

Correct Answer: Mexico

Mexico, host in 1970 and 1986, was the first country to host the FIFA World Cup twice. CORRECTION: the booklet keys Italy, but Mexico - host in 1970 and again in 1986 - became the first country to host the FIFA World Cup twice (Italy hosted in 1934 and 1990, after Mexico's second hosting).

Q 55 General Knowledge Sports — Football

FIFA U-17 World Cup 2023 winner:

A

Germany

B

Brazil

C

Nigeria

D

Argentina

View answer & explanation Ans: Germany

Correct Answer: Germany

Germany won the FIFA U-17 World Cup 2023.

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Sports — Olympics

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Q 41 General Knowledge Sports — Olympics

Pakistan’s first Olympic gold medal in individual sport:

A

Wrestling

B

Boxing

C

Athletics

D

Shooting

View answer & explanation Ans: Athletics

Correct Answer: Athletics

Pakistan's first Olympic gold in an individual sport is Athletics: Arshad Nadeem's javelin gold at Paris 2024. CORRECTION: the booklet keys Wrestling, but Pakistan's first Olympic gold in an individual sport is Athletics - Arshad Nadeem's javelin gold at Paris 2024.

Q 42 General Knowledge Sports — Olympics

Summer Olympics 2024 host city:

A

Paris

B

Los Angeles

C

Tokyo

D

London

View answer & explanation Ans: Paris

Correct Answer: Paris

Paris hosted the Summer Olympics 2024.

Q 45 General Knowledge Sports — Olympics

Highest medal tally in Olympics 2020:

A

USA

B

China

C

Russia

D

Japan

View answer & explanation Ans: USA

Correct Answer: USA

The USA topped the medal tally at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics (113 medals).

Q 51 General Knowledge Sports — Olympics

First Winter Olympics held in:

A

Chamonix, 1924

B

Oslo, 1928

C

St. Moritz, 1928

D

Lake Placid, 1932

View answer & explanation Ans: Chamonix, 1924

Correct Answer: Chamonix, 1924

The first Winter Olympics were held at Chamonix in 1924.

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Sports — Hockey

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Q 43 General Knowledge Sports — Hockey

Pakistan Hockey World Cup 2023 result:

A

Quarterfinals

B

Semifinals

C

Winner

D

Did not participate

View answer & explanation Ans: Did not participate

Correct Answer: Did not participate

Pakistan did not participate in the 2023 Men's Hockey World Cup: they failed to qualify through the Asia Cup 2022. CORRECTION: the booklet keys Quarterfinals, but Pakistan failed to qualify for the 2023 Men's Hockey World Cup in India (they finished outside the Asia Cup 2022 top four, Tribune/Times Now, January 2023).

Q 48 General Knowledge Sports — Hockey

Pakistan won Hockey Olympic gold first in:

A

1960

B

1968

C

1956

D

1972

View answer & explanation Ans: 1960

Correct Answer: 1960

Pakistan first won Olympic hockey gold in 1960 (Rome).

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Sports — Asian Games

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Q 44 General Knowledge Sports — Asian Games

First Asian Games held in:

A

1951

B

1954

C

1958

D

1962

View answer & explanation Ans: 1951

Correct Answer: 1951

The first Asian Games were held in New Delhi in 1951.

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Sports — Paralympics

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Q 46 General Knowledge Sports — Paralympics

Pakistan’s first Paralympic gold medal:

A

2020

B

2016

C

2012

D

2008

View answer & explanation Ans: 2020

Correct Answer: 2020

Pakistan's first Paralympic gold medal came in 2020: Haider Ali won the discus throw at Tokyo.

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Sports — Tennis

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Q 52 General Knowledge Sports — Tennis

Longest tennis match in history:

A

Isner vs Mahut

B

Federer vs Nadal

C

Djokovic vs Nadal

D

Sampras vs Agassi

View answer & explanation Ans: Isner vs Mahut

Correct Answer: Isner vs Mahut

The longest tennis match in history is Isner vs Mahut at Wimbledon 2010 (11 hours 5 minutes).

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Sports — Stadiums

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Q 54 General Knowledge Sports — Stadiums

Largest sports stadium by capacity:

A

Rungrado 1st of May Stadium

B

Michigan Stadium

C

Melbourne Cricket Ground

D

Salt Lake Stadium

View answer & explanation Ans: Rungrado 1st of May Stadium

Correct Answer: Rungrado 1st of May Stadium

The Rungrado 1st of May Stadium in Pyongyang is the largest sports stadium by capacity.

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World Geography — Forests

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Q 71 General Knowledge World Geography — Forests

Largest rainforest:

A

Amazon

B

Congo

C

Southeast Asia

D

Daintree

View answer & explanation Ans: Amazon

Correct Answer: Amazon

The Amazon is the largest rainforest in the world.

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World History — Battles

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Q 74 General Knowledge World History — Battles

Battle of Panipat third:

A

1761

B

1526

C

1556

D

1658

View answer & explanation Ans: 1761

Correct Answer: 1761

The Third Battle of Panipat was fought in 1761.

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World History — Dynasties

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Q 75 General Knowledge World History — Dynasties

Founder of Gupta Empire:

A

Sri Gupta

B

Chandragupta I

C

Samudragupta

D

Ashoka

View answer & explanation Ans: Sri Gupta

Correct Answer: Sri Gupta

Sri Gupta founded the Gupta Empire.

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Space — History

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Q 77 General Knowledge Space — History

First artificial satellite in space:

A

Sputnik 1

B

Explorer 1

C

Vanguard 1

D

Hubble

View answer & explanation Ans: Sputnik 1

Correct Answer: Sputnik 1

Sputnik 1 (1957) was the first artificial satellite in space.

Q 80 General Knowledge Space — History

First human in space:

A

Yuri Gagarin

B

Neil Armstrong

C

John Glenn

D

Alan Shepard

View answer & explanation Ans: Yuri Gagarin

Correct Answer: Yuri Gagarin

Yuri Gagarin (1961) was the first human in space.

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World Geography — Currencies

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Q 78 General Knowledge World Geography — Currencies

Currency of Kuwait:

A

Kuwaiti Dinar

B

Riyal

C

Dirham

D

Dollar

View answer & explanation Ans: Kuwaiti Dinar

Correct Answer: Kuwaiti Dinar

The currency of Kuwait is the Kuwaiti Dinar.

Q 86 General Knowledge World Geography — Currencies

Currency of Qatar:

A

Riyal

B

Dinar

C

Dirham

D

Dollar

View answer & explanation Ans: Riyal

Correct Answer: Riyal

The currency of Qatar is the Riyal.

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Organisations — UN Observances

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Q 79 General Knowledge Organisations — UN Observances

UN International Day of Peace:

A

September 21

B

October 24

C

November 11

D

December 10

View answer & explanation Ans: September 21

Correct Answer: September 21

The UN International Day of Peace is observed on 21 September.

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World History — Suffrage

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Q 81 General Knowledge World History — Suffrage

First country to grant women voting rights:

A

New Zealand

B

USA

C

Finland

D

Sweden

View answer & explanation Ans: New Zealand

Correct Answer: New Zealand

New Zealand (1893) was the first country to grant women voting rights.

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Organisations — UNESCO

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Q 82 General Knowledge Organisations — UNESCO

UNESCO HQ:

A

Paris

B

Geneva

C

New York

D

Vienna

View answer & explanation Ans: Paris

Correct Answer: Paris

UNESCO is headquartered in Paris, France.

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Topic Section

World Geography — Railways

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Q 83 General Knowledge World Geography — Railways

Longest railway in world:

A

Trans-Siberian

B

Canadian

C

Indian

D

US Pacific

View answer & explanation Ans: Trans-Siberian

Correct Answer: Trans-Siberian

The Trans-Siberian Railway is the longest railway in the world.

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Topic Section

World Geography — Oceans

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Q 87 General Knowledge World Geography — Oceans

Deepest ocean trench:

A

Mariana

B

Java

C

Puerto Rico

D

Tonga

View answer & explanation Ans: Mariana

Correct Answer: Mariana

The Mariana Trench is the deepest ocean trench.

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Topic Section

World Economy — Energy

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Q 88 General Knowledge World Economy — Energy

Largest oil exporter 2023:

A

Saudi Arabia

B

Russia

C

USA

D

Iraq

View answer & explanation Ans: Saudi Arabia

Correct Answer: Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia was the largest oil exporter in 2023.

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World Economy — Agriculture

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Q 90 General Knowledge World Economy — Agriculture

Largest cocoa producer:

A

Ivory Coast

B

Ghana

C

Nigeria

D

Brazil

View answer & explanation Ans: Ivory Coast

Correct Answer: Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast (Cote d'Ivoire) is the world's largest cocoa producer.

51

Topic Section

Sports — Mountaineering

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Q 91 General Knowledge Sports — Mountaineering

First human to climb Everest without oxygen:

A

Reinhold Messner

B

Edmund Hillary

C

Tenzing Norgay

D

Jerzy Kukuczka

View answer & explanation Ans: Reinhold Messner

Correct Answer: Reinhold Messner

Reinhold Messner (with Peter Habeler, 1978) was the first human to climb Mount Everest without supplementary oxygen.

Subject 2

Pakistan Studies

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Topic Section

Pakistan — Foreign Ministers

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Q 6 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Foreign Ministers

Pakistan’s foreign minister in 2024:

A

Jalil Abbas Jilani

B

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari

C

Shah Mahmood Qureshi

D

Khawaja Asif

View answer & explanation Ans: Jalil Abbas Jilani

Correct Answer: Jalil Abbas Jilani

Jalil Abbas Jilani was Pakistan's caretaker foreign minister into early 2024 (August 2023-March 2024). CORRECTION: the booklet keys Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, whose term as foreign minister ended in August 2023; in 2024 the office was held first by caretaker minister Jalil Abbas Jilani (until March 2024), then by Ishaq Dar from March 2024 (Dar is not among the options, so Jilani is the 2024 holder among them).

2

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Pakistan — National Security Policy

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Q 12 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — National Security Policy

Pakistan’s first National Security Policy launched in:

A

2023

B

2022

C

2021

D

2020

View answer & explanation Ans: 2022

Correct Answer: 2022

Pakistan's first National Security Policy was launched on 14 January 2022. CORRECTION: the booklet keys 2023, but Prime Minister Imran Khan launched the public version of Pakistan's first National Security Policy on 14 January 2022 (Dawn/PID, January 2022).

3

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Pakistan — Dams

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Q 76 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Dams

Largest dam in Pakistan:

A

Tarbela

B

Mangla

C

Warsak

D

Hub

View answer & explanation Ans: Tarbela

Correct Answer: Tarbela

Tarbela is the largest dam in Pakistan by reservoir capacity.

4

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Pakistan — Minerals

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Q 84 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Minerals

Largest coal mine in Pakistan:

A

Thar

B

Sui

C

Duki

D

Chamalang

View answer & explanation Ans: Thar

Correct Answer: Thar

Thar holds Pakistan's largest coal reserves and is the conventional one-liner answer for its largest coalfield. NOTE: Thar is a coalfield, not a single mine shaft; it holds Pakistan's largest coal reserves and is the conventional one-liner answer.

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Pakistan — Heritage

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Q 89 Pakistan Studies Pakistan — Heritage

UNESCO World Heritage site in Pakistan:

A

Mohenjo-daro

B

Taxila

C

Rohtas Fort

D

All of the above

View answer & explanation Ans: All of the above

Correct Answer: All of the above

Mohenjo-daro, Taxila and Rohtas Fort are all UNESCO World Heritage sites in Pakistan, so 'All of the above' is correct.

Subject 3

Everyday Science

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Topic Section

Biology — Phobias

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Q 56 Everyday Science Biology — Phobias

Phobia of darkness:

A

Nyctophobia

B

Acrophobia

C

Agoraphobia

D

Heliophobia

View answer & explanation Ans: Nyctophobia

Correct Answer: Nyctophobia

Nyctophobia is the phobia of darkness.

Q 57 Everyday Science Biology — Phobias

Phobia of spiders:

A

Arachnophobia

B

Entomophobia

C

Zoophobia

D

Apiphobia

View answer & explanation Ans: Arachnophobia

Correct Answer: Arachnophobia

Arachnophobia is the phobia of spiders.

Q 73 Everyday Science Biology — Phobias

Phobia of snakes:

A

Ophidiophobia

B

Herpetophobia

C

Zoophobia

D

Serpentophobia

View answer & explanation Ans: Ophidiophobia

Correct Answer: Ophidiophobia

Ophidiophobia is the phobia of snakes.

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Biology — Human Body

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Q 58 Everyday Science Biology — Human Body

Largest human organ:

A

Skin

B

Liver

C

Brain

D

Heart

View answer & explanation Ans: Skin

Correct Answer: Skin

The skin is the largest human organ.

Q 61 Everyday Science Biology — Human Body

Smallest human cell:

A

Sperm

B

Red blood

C

Egg

D

Neuron

View answer & explanation Ans: Sperm

Correct Answer: Sperm

The sperm cell is the smallest human cell.

Q 67 Everyday Science Biology — Human Body

Smallest bone in human body:

A

Stapes

B

Incus

C

Malleus

D

Femur

View answer & explanation Ans: Stapes

Correct Answer: Stapes

The stapes is the smallest bone in the human body.

Q 72 Everyday Science Biology — Human Body

Human largest gland:

A

Liver

B

Pancreas

C

Thyroid

D

Pituitary

View answer & explanation Ans: Liver

Correct Answer: Liver

The liver is the largest gland in the human body.

3

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Biology — Viruses

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Q 59 Everyday Science Biology — Viruses

Virus causing Ebola:

A

Filovirus

B

Influenza

C

Coronavirus

D

Paramyxovirus

View answer & explanation Ans: Filovirus

Correct Answer: Filovirus

Ebola virus is a filovirus (family Filoviridae).

4

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Environment — Climate

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Q 60 Everyday Science Environment — Climate

Greenhouse gas with highest warming potential:

A

CFCs

B

CO₂

C

Methane

D

Nitrous oxide

View answer & explanation Ans: CFCs

Correct Answer: CFCs

CFCs have the highest global-warming potential per molecule among the major greenhouse gases. NOTE: CFCs have the highest warming potential per molecule; carbon dioxide drives most of the total warming because of its much larger atmospheric concentration.

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Biology — Animals

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Q 62 Everyday Science Biology — Animals

Largest living mammal:

A

Blue whale

B

Elephant

C

Giraffe

D

Orca

View answer & explanation Ans: Blue whale

Correct Answer: Blue whale

The blue whale is the largest living mammal.

6

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World Economy — Minerals

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Q 63 Everyday Science World Economy — Minerals

Largest producer of lithium:

A

Australia

B

Chile

C

Argentina

D

China

View answer & explanation Ans: Australia

Correct Answer: Australia

Australia is the world's largest producer of lithium.

7

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Environment — Pollution

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Q 64 Everyday Science Environment — Pollution

Acid rain primarily caused by:

A

SO₂ & NO₂

B

CO₂ & CH₄

C

O₃ & H₂O

D

N₂ & CO

View answer & explanation Ans: SO₂ & NO₂

Correct Answer: SO₂ & NO₂

Acid rain is primarily caused by sulphur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2).

8

Topic Section

Chemistry — Elements

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Q 65 Everyday Science Chemistry — Elements

Most abundant element in Earth’s crust:

A

Oxygen

B

Silicon

C

Aluminium

D

Iron

View answer & explanation Ans: Oxygen

Correct Answer: Oxygen

Oxygen is the most abundant element in the Earth's crust (about 46%).

9

Topic Section

Environment — Ozone

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Q 66 Everyday Science Environment — Ozone

Ozone layer depletion observed mainly over:

A

Antarctica

B

Arctic

C

Tropics

D

Europe

View answer & explanation Ans: Antarctica

Correct Answer: Antarctica

Ozone-layer depletion is observed mainly over Antarctica (the ozone hole).

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Biology — Vitamins

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Q 68 Everyday Science Biology — Vitamins

Vitamin D synthesized through:

A

Sunlight

B

Dairy

C

Vegetables

D

Meat

View answer & explanation Ans: Sunlight

Correct Answer: Sunlight

Vitamin D is synthesised in the skin through sunlight.

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Physics — Energy

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Q 70 Everyday Science Physics — Energy

Renewable energy source in tidal power:

A

Ocean tides

B

Sunlight

C

Wind

D

Geothermal

View answer & explanation Ans: Ocean tides

Correct Answer: Ocean tides

Tidal power uses ocean tides as its renewable energy source.

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Paper practice FAQs

Is this an official PMS past paper? +

No. It is a Sir Adnan mock test headed 'PMS 2026 GK GRAND MOCK 18', prepared for PMS Screening 2026. It is published as paperType 'mock', never as a past paper, and the year 2026 is the booklet's mock label, not a claimed exam session.

Why are 91 questions published instead of 100? +

Printed Q14 is dropped because IFAW's international headquarters (The Hague) is not among the options; Q15 because the first woman UN Under-Secretary-General, Dame Margaret Anstee (1987), is not among the options; Q42 because the fastest T20 century record belongs to Sahil Chauhan (27 balls) and Miller and Rohit Sharma are tied at 35; Q47 because the first sub-2:20 woman marathoner, Naoko Takahashi, is not among the options; Q57 because the men's marathon record holder, Kelvin Kiptum (2:00:35), is not among the options; Q70 and Q78 because the 2023 Medicine (mRNA vaccines) and Physics (attosecond pulses) Nobel subjects are not among the options; Q90 because it repeats Q19 (IAEA headquarters) and is cross-linked there; and Q95 because the first Asian Nobel Peace laureate, the Dalai Lama (1989), is not among the options.

Were the booklet's answers checked? +

Yes. Every keyed answer was reconciled to the standard fact; eight were corrected (Q4 Taliban ambassador year to 2021, Q6 foreign minister in 2024 to Jalil Abbas Jilani, Q12 National Security Policy launch to 2022, Q44 first individual Olympic gold to Athletics, Q46 Hockey World Cup 2023 to Did not participate, Q53 first twice-host to Mexico, Q54 T20 World Cup 2022 to England, Q58 first T20 World Cup to India), each flagged in keyFlag.

How was the answer key read? +

The key is headed 'Answer Key - Mock Test 7' although the paper is headed 'GRAND MOCK 18', the same key-heading slip seen in earlier PMS mocks, and its first-column numbers lose digits in text extraction, so the key was decoded positionally (100 letter tokens in order) and every keyed answer checked against the standard fact, not trusted blindly.

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