Pakistan Studies MCQs

Out of the 14 highest peaks in the world (the eight-thousanders) Pakistan has 5.

 Nishan-e-Pakistan is the highest civil award of Pakistan.

 Iskander Mirza had the shortest tenure as Governor General of Pakistan.

325 MW is the installed capacity of Chashma Nuclear Plant 1.

The first SOS village in Pakistan was set up in 1977 at Lahore.

The headquarters of Pakistan Navy is at Islamabad.

 PASSCO stands for Pakistan Agricultural Storage & Supplies Corporation.

The Soan and the Haro are the two rivers of Pothohar Plateau.

Begum Ra'na Liaquat Ali khan was first woman Governor of Sindh from 15th Feb. 1973 to 28th Feb 1976.

The "Shandur Pass" at the height of 12,205 feet connects Chitral and Gilgit.

 The area lying between Beas and the Ravi rivers is called Bari Doab.

Patras Bokhari was Pakistan's first permanent representative in the United Nations.

The first airline of Pakistan is Orient Airways.

Dasht River is located in Balochistan.

"Jinnah: Creator of Pakistan "is written by Hector Bolitho.

Pakistan's major import item is Petroleum products.

 In Simla Agreement the Ceasefire Line was named as Line of Control.

The Salt Range is situated between Rivers Soan and Jhelum.

In Pakistan, First Martial Law was imposed in October 1958.

Multan is known as the 'City of Saints'.

The famous Punjabi Dastan "Saif-ul-Malook" was written by Mian Muhammad Bakhsh.

The Devolution of Power Plan 2000 is a three-tier setup of Local Government.

Pakistan has five of the fourteen tallest mountain peaks in Asia.

At the time of Independence (1947), Karachi was the biggest city of Pakistan (Population wise).

 The Second Five-Year Plan was implemented during 1960-65.

The book titled "From Jinnah to Zia" was written by Justice Muneer Ahmed.

Quaid-e-Azam stayed at Ziarat during his last illness in 1948.