423 is divisible by:
- (A) 21
- (B) 47
- (C) 17
- (D) 43
- (B) 47
Which country was invaded twice by Germany in the 20th Century and itself had brutally colonized Congo?
- (A) Belgium
- (B) Poland
- (C) France
- (D) United Kingdom
- (A) Belgium
“JAMSHEED MARKER” distinguished himself in the field of:
- (A) Civil Service
- (B) Teaching
- (C) Diplomacy
- (D) Fiction Writing
- (C) Diplomacy
Jamsheed Marker was an illustrious Pakistani diplomat who had served in various countries and at higher positions. He achieved a Guinness World Record for serving as an ambassador to more countries than any other diplomat in the world’s history. He served ten countries as an ambassador. Later on, his achievements took him to the United Nations as an Under-Secretary-General. One of the most important roles of Marker was as the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General in the negotiations that led to the independence of East Timor.
In MS-Word 2016, Shortcut key to open “Font Display Box” is:
- (A) Ctrl + F
- (B) Alt + F
- (C) Alt + D
- (D) Ctrl + D
- (D) Ctrl + D
In Microsoft Word 2016, if you use Ctrl + D, you are able to open the Font dialog and make adjustments to font styles, sizes, color, and effects.
Who established Federal Security Force (FSF)?
- (A) Ayyub Khan
- (B) Yahya Khan
- (C) Nawaz Sharif
- (D) Z.A. Bhutto
- (D) Z.A. Bhutto
The Federal Security Force (FSF) was established by Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, who was the president of Pakistan. The FSF was established in 1972 and became fully functional in 1973. The FSF was established as a paramilitary force that would assist the police in maintaining law and order without the use of the armed forces.
Please fill in the blank: “He gave his wife a large ______ of flowers on her birthday.”
- (A) Bundle
- (B) Pack
- (C) Bouquet
- (D) Group
- (C) Bouquet
A bouquet refers to a carefully arranged bunch of flowers. It is normally used in the context of gifting during events such as birthdays. While the term “bunch” can also be used in this context, “bouquet” would be the most suitable of the options provided for a larger bunch of carefully arranged flowers intended as a gift.
The “Khunjerab Pass” links Pakistan with:
- (A) China
- (B) Afghanistan
- (C) India
- (D) Iran
- (A) China
The Khunjerab Pass is recognized as the world’s highest paved international border crossing point, situated at an altitude of 4,693 meters (15,397 feet) above sea level. This border crossing is between Gilgit-Baltistan in Pakistan and Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in China. This is the highest point on the Karakoram Highway (KKH), commonly referred to as the “Friendship Road”, and is recognized as the 8th or 9th Wonder of the World. This is the major land border crossing between these two countries and is commonly referred to as the “Gateway to China”.
To stop a slideshow in MS PowerPoint which of the following option is correct?
- (A) Press F2
- (B) Press Ctrl
- (C) Press Escape
- (D) Press F5
- (C) Press Escape
In Microsoft PowerPoint, the Escape (Esc) key is the standard keyboard shortcut used to immediately stop a running slideshow and return to the normal editing view.
Which Surah is known as Aroos-ul-Quran?
- (A) Al-Rehman
- (B) Al-Alaq
- (C) Al-Baqarah
- (D) Al-Asar
- (A) Al-Rehman
The Surah Ar-Rahman, or the 55th Surah of the Quran, is referred to as Aroos-ul-Quran or “the Bride of the Quran.” It is referred to in this manner because of its beauty and eloquence, as well as its description of the blessings of Allah and the rewards of Paradise.
Who gave a proposal to form a new Political party for the Muslims of India?
- (A) Nawab Mohsin-ul-Mulk
- (B) Nawab Viqar-ul-Mulk
- (C) Nawab Saleem-Ullah Khan
- (D) Nawab Bahadur Yar Jang
- (C) Nawab Saleem-Ullah Khan
A new political party for Muslims in India: All-India Muslim League was proposed by Nawab Saleem-Ullah Khan of Dhaka. The context in which the idea of forming a new political party in India was floated: At the annual meeting of the All-India Muhammadan Educational Conference in Dhaka on December 30, 1906, Nawab Khan proposed the idea of forming a party to protect Muslim interests in British India.