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PMS 2026 GK Practice Set — Q101–150 Solved MCQs

Solved PMS 2026 GK practice set (Q101–150): 35 MCQs on Pakistan's national symbols, firsts, governors, judges, pilots and presidents, with verified answers and explanations. A Sir Adnan practice set, not an official past paper.

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Sir Adnan's 'PMS 2026 GK' booklet (12 pp, header 'MCQs-500 (PPSC/FPSC NEW TREND 2025-26)') from the monster-data 'PMS SCREENING 2026 GK UPDATED' pack. This file converts format-A Q101–150 and COMPLETES the booklet (Q1–50 in run 166, Q51–100 in run 167). 35 of 50 printed items are published. Dropped, never inferred: 12 internal duplicates of earlier items in the same booklet (Q106, Q115, Q116, Q117, Q126, Q128, Q133, Q134, Q135, Q145, Q146, Q149, cross-linked to their first occurrences), Q125 (largest stadium — Jinnah Sports Stadium, Islamabad, is not among the options), Q141 (Karachi Nuclear Power Plant and KANUPP are the same plant, so two options are correct), and Q144 (Ruth Pfau is not Pakistan's first female doctor and no standard answer is identifiable from the options). Four items are published as 'None' with correction flags because the true answer is not among the options: Q110 (first woman judge — Khalida Rashid Khan), Q130 (first woman Chief Minister — Maryam Nawaz, Punjab 2024), Q143 (first female minister — Begum Kulsoom Saifullah Khan) and Q147 (no woman has ever been Chief Minister of Sindh). Q104's answer is published as 'All of these' (the booklet's answer column spells out the motto) and Q113's compressed options are expanded to full names.

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PMS 2026 GK Practice Set — Q101–150

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Subject 1

Pakistan Affairs

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Pakistan — Symbols

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Q 1 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Symbols

Pakistan's national tree?

A

Deodar

B

Banyan

C

Neem

D

Pine

View answer & explanation Ans: Deodar

Correct Answer: Deodar

The deodar (Cedrus deodara) is Pakistan's national tree.

Q 2 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Symbols

Pakistan's national flower?

A

Jasmine

B

Rose

C

Sunflower

D

Lily

View answer & explanation Ans: Jasmine

Correct Answer: Jasmine

The jasmine is Pakistan's national flower.

Q 3 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Symbols

Pakistan's national fruit?

A

Mango

B

Apple

C

Banana

D

Pomegranate

View answer & explanation Ans: Mango

Correct Answer: Mango

The mango is Pakistan's national fruit.

Q 4 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Symbols

Pakistan's national motto?

A

Unity

B

Faith

C

Discipline

D

All of these

View answer & explanation Ans: All of these

Correct Answer: All of these

Pakistan's national motto is Unity, Faith, Discipline.

Q 17 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Symbols

Pakistan's national poet?

A

Allama Iqbal

B

Faiz Ahmed

C

Mirza Ghalib

D

Ahmed Faraz

View answer & explanation Ans: Allama Iqbal

Correct Answer: Allama Iqbal

Allama Muhammad Iqbal is Pakistan's national poet.

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Topic Section

Pakistan — Geography

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Q 5 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Geography

Pakistan's largest lake?

A

Manchar

B

Keenjhar

C

Rawal

D

Hanna

View answer & explanation Ans: Manchar

Correct Answer: Manchar

Manchar Lake in Sindh is Pakistan's largest natural freshwater lake.

Q 6 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Geography

Pakistan's largest port?

A

Port Qasim

B

Karachi Port

C

Gwadar

D

Bin Qasim

View answer & explanation Ans: Karachi Port

Correct Answer: Karachi Port

Karachi Port is Pakistan's largest and busiest port by cargo handled.

Q 7 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Geography

Pakistan's largest city by population?

A

Lahore

B

Karachi

C

Islamabad

D

Faisalabad

View answer & explanation Ans: Karachi

Correct Answer: Karachi

Karachi is Pakistan's largest city by population.

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Topic Section

Pakistan — Nuclear Programme

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Q 8 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Nuclear Programme

Pakistan's first nuclear test?

A

Chagai-I

B

Chagai-II

C

Ras Koh

D

Kharan

View answer & explanation Ans: Chagai-I

Correct Answer: Chagai-I

Chagai-I, carried out at Ras Koh in Balochistan on 28 May 1998, was Pakistan's first nuclear test.

Q 21 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Nuclear Programme

Pakistan's first nuclear scientist?

A

Abdul Qadeer Khan

B

Dr. Samar Mubarakmand

C

Dr. Abdus Salam

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Dr. Abdus Salam

Correct Answer: Dr. Abdus Salam

Dr Abdus Salam is conventionally cited as Pakistan's first nuclear scientist; he led the early nuclear research programme that became PINSTECH.

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Pakistan — Judiciary

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Q 9 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Judiciary

Pakistan's first female judge?

A

Ayesha Malik

B

Fatima Jinnah

C

Nasira Iqbal

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: None

Correct Answer: None

None of the listed women was Pakistan's first female judge, so 'None' is the correct option.

Q 28 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Judiciary

Pakistan's first female judge of Supreme Court?

A

Ayesha Malik

B

Nasira Iqbal

C

Fatima Jinnah

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Ayesha Malik

Correct Answer: Ayesha Malik

Justice Ayesha Malik became the first woman judge of Pakistan's Supreme Court in January 2022.

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Pakistan — Space

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Q 10 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Space

Pakistan's first astronaut?

A

Shahid Latif

B

Musa Khan

C

None

D

Abdul Qadeer Khan

View answer & explanation Ans: None

Correct Answer: None

Pakistan has no astronaut in a national space programme, so 'None' is the correct option.

Q 20 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Space

Pakistan's first satellite launch year?

A

1990

B

1995

C

1996

D

2000

View answer & explanation Ans: 1990

Correct Answer: 1990

Badr-1, Pakistan's first satellite, was launched in July 1990.

Q 25 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Space

Pakistan's first female astronaut?

A

None

B

Shukriya Khanum

C

Ayesha Farooq

D

Malala Yousafzai

View answer & explanation Ans: None

Correct Answer: None

Pakistan has no woman astronaut in a national space programme, so 'None' is the correct option.

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Topic Section

Pakistan — Aviation

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Q 11 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Aviation

Pakistan's first woman pilot?

A

Shukriya Khanum

B

Ayesha Farooq

C

Sabiha Gökçen

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Shukriya Khanum

Correct Answer: Shukriya Khanum

Shukriya Khanum became Pakistan's first woman commercial pilot in 1959.

Q 24 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Aviation

Pakistan's largest airport?

A

Islamabad International

B

Karachi

C

Lahore

D

Peshawar

View answer & explanation Ans: Islamabad International

Correct Answer: Islamabad International

Islamabad International Airport is Pakistan's largest airport by area.

Q 26 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Aviation

Pakistan's first female pilot in Pakistan Air Force?

A

Ayesha Farooq

B

Shukriya Khanum

C

Benazir Bhutto

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Ayesha Farooq

Correct Answer: Ayesha Farooq

Ayesha Farooq became the Pakistan Air Force's first woman fighter pilot in 2013.

Q 35 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Aviation

Pakistan's first female pilot to fly supersonic jet?

A

Ayesha Farooq

B

Shukriya Khanum

C

Benazir Bhutto

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Ayesha Farooq

Correct Answer: Ayesha Farooq

Ayesha Farooq was the first Pakistani woman pilot to fly a supersonic jet (the F-7PG).

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Topic Section

Pakistan — Prime Ministers

2 solved MCQs shown directly below

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Q 12 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Prime Ministers

Pakistan's first Prime Minister after 1973 Constitution?

A

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto

B

Benazir Bhutto

C

Liaquat Ali Khan

D

None of these

View answer & explanation Ans: Zulfikar Ali Bhutto

Correct Answer: Zulfikar Ali Bhutto

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto became Prime Minister under the 1973 Constitution in August 1973.

Q 22 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Prime Ministers

Pakistan's first PM to be assassinated?

A

Liaquat Ali Khan

B

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto

C

Benazir Bhutto

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Liaquat Ali Khan

Correct Answer: Liaquat Ali Khan

Liaquat Ali Khan, Pakistan's first Prime Minister, was assassinated at Rawalpindi on 16 October 1951.

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Topic Section

Pakistan — Army

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Q 13 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Army

Pakistan's first Chief of Army Staff?

A

General Ayub Khan

B

General Frank Messervy

C

General Muhammad Musa

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: General Frank Messervy

Correct Answer: General Frank Messervy

General Frank Messervy was the first commander of the Pakistan Army after independence in 1947.

9

Topic Section

Pakistan — Foreign Ministers

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Q 14 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Foreign Ministers

Pakistan's first female foreign minister?

A

Hina Rabbani Khar

B

Benazir Bhutto

C

Asma Jahangir

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Hina Rabbani Khar

Correct Answer: Hina Rabbani Khar

Hina Rabbani Khar became Pakistan's first woman foreign minister in July 2011.

10

Topic Section

Pakistan — Education

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Q 15 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Education

Pakistan's first university?

A

Punjab University

B

Karachi University

C

Aligarh

D

Sindh University

View answer & explanation Ans: Punjab University

Correct Answer: Punjab University

The University of the Punjab, established at Lahore in 1882, is Pakistan's oldest university.

11

Topic Section

Pakistan — Railways

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Q 16 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Railways

Pakistan's first railway line?

A

Karachi–Kotri

B

Lahore–Multan

C

Peshawar–Rawalpindi

D

Karachi–Lahore

View answer & explanation Ans: Karachi–Kotri

Correct Answer: Karachi–Kotri

The Karachi–Kotri line, opened in 1861, was the first railway line in present-day Pakistan.

12

Topic Section

Pakistan — Governors

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Q 18 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Governors

Pakistan's first woman Governor?

A

Shahnaz Wazir Ali

B

Shahida Jamil

C

Begum Ra'ana

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Begum Ra'ana

Correct Answer: Begum Ra'ana

Begum Ra'ana Liaquat Ali Khan became Governor of Sindh in 1973, Pakistan's first woman governor.

13

Topic Section

Pakistan — History

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Q 19 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — History

Pakistan's first martial law imposition?

A

1958

B

1969

C

1977

D

1999

View answer & explanation Ans: 1958

Correct Answer: 1958

Martial law was first imposed in Pakistan in October 1958, when President Iskander Mirza abrogated the 1956 Constitution.

14

Topic Section

Pakistan — Chief Ministers

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Q 23 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Chief Ministers

Pakistan's first female Chief Minister?

A

Shaista Pervaiz

B

Benazir Bhutto

C

Hina Rabbani

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: None

Correct Answer: None

None of the listed women has been a Chief Minister, so 'None' is the correct option.

Q 33 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Chief Ministers

Pakistan's first woman Chief Minister of Sindh?

A

Shaista Pervaiz

B

Benazir Bhutto

C

Hina Rabbani

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: None

Correct Answer: None

No woman has ever been Chief Minister of Sindh, so 'None' is the correct option.

15

Topic Section

Pakistan — Presidents

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Q 27 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Presidents

Pakistan's first civilian President?

A

Iskander Mirza

B

Zia-ul-Haq

C

Ghulam Ishaq Khan

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Iskander Mirza

Correct Answer: Iskander Mirza

Iskander Mirza became Pakistan's first President on 23 March 1956, when the country became a republic.

Q 34 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Presidents

Pakistan's first President after 1973 Constitution?

A

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto

B

Fazal Ilahi

C

Ghulam Ishaq Khan

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Fazal Ilahi

Correct Answer: Fazal Ilahi

Fazal Ilahi Chaudhry became President in August 1973, under the 1973 Constitution.

16

Topic Section

Pakistan — Diplomacy

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Q 29 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Diplomacy

Pakistan's first woman ambassador?

A

Begum Ra'ana Liaquat Ali

B

Hina Rabbani Khar

C

None

D

Asma Jahangir

View answer & explanation Ans: Begum Ra'ana Liaquat Ali

Correct Answer: Begum Ra'ana Liaquat Ali

Begum Ra'ana Liaquat Ali Khan became Pakistan's first woman ambassador (to the Netherlands, 1954).

17

Topic Section

Pakistan — Parliament

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Q 30 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Parliament

Pakistan's first female member of National Assembly?

A

Begum Jahanara

B

Fatima Jinnah

C

Hina Rabbani Khar

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: Begum Jahanara

Correct Answer: Begum Jahanara

Begum Jahanara Shahnawaz was among the first women in Pakistan's legislature, in the Punjab Assembly in 1937 and the Constituent Assembly in 1947.

18

Topic Section

Pakistan — Missiles

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Q 31 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Missiles

Pakistan's first missile test?

A

Ghauri

B

Shaheen-I

C

Babur

D

Hatf-I

View answer & explanation Ans: Hatf-I

Correct Answer: Hatf-I

Hatf-I, first tested in 1989, was Pakistan's first missile test; Ghauri followed in 1998 and Shaheen-I in 1999.

19

Topic Section

Pakistan — Ministers

1 solved MCQs shown directly below

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Q 32 Pakistan Affairs Pakistan — Ministers

Pakistan's first female minister?

A

Fatima Jinnah

B

Begum Ra'ana

C

Hina Rabbani Khar

D

None

View answer & explanation Ans: None

Correct Answer: None

None of the listed women was Pakistan's first female minister, so 'None' is the correct option.

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Is this an official PMS past paper? +

No. It is Sir Adnan's 'PMS 2026 GK' practice booklet from the monster-data 'PMS SCREENING 2026 GK UPDATED' pack, published as paperType 'practice', never as a past paper. The year 2026 is the booklet's label, not a claimed exam session.

Why are 35 questions published when the booklet prints 50? +

Fifteen items were dropped, never inferred: twelve restate facts already published from earlier items in the same booklet (Q106, Q115, Q116, Q117, Q126, Q128, Q133, Q134, Q135, Q145, Q146, Q149), Q125 names the wrong stadium and omits the true largest one, Q141 lists the same nuclear plant under two names, and Q144's 'first female doctor' claim about Ruth Pfau has no standard answer in the options.

Why do four items answer 'None' when the booklet marks a name? +

In each case the booklet's marked name is wrong and the true answer is not among the options, so 'None' is the correct option: the first woman judge was Khalida Rashid Khan (Q110), the first woman Chief Minister is Maryam Nawaz of Punjab (Q130), the first female federal minister was Begum Kulsoom Saifullah Khan (Q143), and no woman has ever been Chief Minister of Sindh (Q147). Each item carries a correction flag explaining this.

Does this complete the 'PMS 2026 GK' booklet? +

Yes. Format-A Q1–50 were published in run 166 and Q51–100 in run 167; this file publishes Q101–150, so all 150 unique items are now accounted for (format B repeats Q1–100 in a second layout and was used only as a cross-check). The header's MCQs-500 claim remains untrue — nothing was invented to reach 500.

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