PPSC TMO Test-1

PPSC TMO Test-1

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1. “Diego Garcia” is United States ‘Naval Base’ in:
a) Pacific Ocean
b) Arctic Ocean
c) Indian Ocean
d) Atlantic Ocean

2. “No dynasty lasts more than three generations” is the theory of:
a) Imam Ghazali
b) Herodotus
c) Ibn Khaldun
d) Polybius

3. After U.S. which country is the second largest arms seller in the world?
a) Britain
b) Russia
c) France
d) Germany

4. A condominium is:
a) A state of chaos
b) A state enjoying dominion status
c) A state with a federal form of government
d) A particular territory over which joint dominion is exercised by two or more external powers.

5. A vassal state is:
a) One which is completely under the suzerainty of another state
b) A protectorate
c) A state which is a member of the Commonwealth
d) None of the above

6. Pinpoint the World’s oldest democratic country:
a) United Nations
b) Great Britain
c) Greece
d) France

7. How many countries, Pakistan’s forces serving under UN peacekeeping mission at present?
a) Four
b) Five
c) Six
d) Seven

8. Identify the wrong statement:
a) Pancreas secrete insulin
b) Mammary glands secrete milk
c) Lachrymal glands secrete saliva
d) Liver secretes bile

9. Which vitamin protects skin of the human body?
a) A
b) B1 complex
c) C
d) D

10. Solar system consist of:
a) Eight planets
b) Nine planets
c) Ten planets
d) Eleven planets

11. What is ‘Scotland Yard’’?
a) Royal family’s graveyard in England
b) British Criminal Investigation Department
c) A palace of British Queen in Scotland
d) A museum of natural history in U.K.

12. “Digital Computer” Invented by:
a) Vannevor Bush
b) John Harrison
c) M.R. Bissel
d) Howard Aiken

13. Which of the following continents has no desert?
a) Australia
b) North America
c) South America
d) Europe

14. “Bay of Biscay” is situated between:
a) France and Spain
b) Sweden and Finland
c) Italy and Greece
d) Estonia and Latvia

15. The World’s smallest state by area is:
a) Monaco
b) San Marino
c) Vatican City
d) Nauru

16. Which city is the oldest inhabited capital in the world?
a) Cairo
b) Damascus
c) Athens
d) Tehran

17. ‘Temple Trees’ is an official residence of the:
a) King of Nepal
b) King of Bhutan
c) President of Maldives
d) Prime Minister of Sri Lanka

18. The famous oil painting “Mona Lisa’ is the creation of:
a) Leonardo da Vinci
b) Pablo Picasso
c) Florence Nightingale
d) None of the above

19. “Transworld Airways” is an airlines of :
a) U.K.
b) France
c) USA
d) Russia

20. Which of the following country’s parliament is called ‘Cortes’?
a) Canada
b) Norway
c) Spain
d) Germany

21. The first international organization was:
a) United Nations
b) Commonwealth Organization
c) League of Nations
d) None of the above

22. Three Persian Gulf Islands, Abu Mussa, The Greater and Lesser Tunbs, are disputed between:
a) Iran and Iraq
b) Iran and U.A.E.
c) Iraq and Kuwait
d) Qatar and Bahrain

23. Pope Francis belongs to:
a) Britain
b) Germany
c) Argentina
d) Poland

24. Which of the following countries first introduced paper currency in the world?
a) US
b) Greece
c) China
d) France

25. The World’s largest copper producer is:
a) China
b) Chile
c) Brazil
d) Russia

26. The earth’s rotation on its axis is from:
a) South to North
b) North to South
c) East to West
d) West to East

27. “Lion” is the national emblem of”
a) Sri Lanka
b) Norway
c) Belgium
d) All of the above

28. The game of ‘Hockey was originated from:
a) Pakistan
b) England
c) Australia
d) Greece

29. What is “Jingoism”?
a) Political Philosophy of State Control over all means of production
b) Injustice done to the poor segment of society
c) Extreme nationalism and patriotism
d) Promotion of peace in the world

30. “Dosimeter” is a device used to measure:-
a) Nuclear radiation for safety purpose
b) The speed of wind or any other gas
c) Heat radiation
d) High temperatures

31. What do you understand by the disease “Insomnia”?
a) Inability to sleep
b) Color Blindness
c) Depression
d) None of the above

32. A doctor specialist in skin diseases is called:
a) Cardiologist
b) Endocrinologist
c) Dermatologist
d) None of the above

33. “Ornithology’ is the study of
a) Birds
b) Insects
c) Sea Animal
d) Sea Plants

34. The World’s most populous city is:
a) Mexico city
b) Beijing
c) New York
d) Tokyo

35. The longest reigning monarch of the present World is:
a) The king of Japan
b) The King of Bhutan
c) The King of Thailand
d) The King of Sweden

36. What do you understand by “Choreography”?
a) The study of universe
b) The study of secret writing
c) Techniques used in space traveling
d) The steps and movement of dances

37. “Order of the Rising Sun” is the highest military award of:
a) Japan
b) USA
c) Norway
d) UK

38. According to Global Dynamism Index (GDI) the world’s most dynamic economy is of:-
a) America
b) China
c) Australia
d) Germany

39. Which country’s economic growth rate is fastest at present?
a) Argentina
b) China
c) India
d) Chile

40. Which year India grandest Most Favored Nation Status (MFN) to Pakistan?
a) 2005
b) 2006
c) 2007
d) None

41. “ A Tale of Two Cities” is a famous novel of:
a) Charles Dickens
b) Leo Tolstoy
c) D.H. Lawrence
d) None of these

42. ‘Roberto Azevedo’ is:-
a) President of France
b) Director General WTO
c) Managing Director IMF
d) None of the above

43. The newly designated Secretary General of organization of Islamic Conference Iyad Madani belongs to:
a) Saudi Arabia
b) Egypt
c) Qatar
d) UAE

44. Pisa tower is located in:
a) Germany
b) Italy
c) France
d) Paris

45. United States Secretary of State is:
a) Hillary Clinton
b) John Kerry
c) Leon Panetta
d) None of these

46. “Taipei” is the capital of:
a) North Korea
b) South Korea
c) Cambodia
d) Taiwan

47. Eiffel Tower is located in:
A) London
B) Paris
C) New York
D) Rome

48. The largest number of women received Nobel Prize in the category of:
a) Peace
b) Medicine
c) Literature
d) Physics

49. Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) was started in:
a) 1979
b) 1980
c) 1982
d) 1961

50. The Headquarters of International Labor Organization is located in:
a) Geneva
b) Paris
c) New York
d) Rome

51. The theory of ‘Clash of Civilizations’ was presented by:
a) Francis Fukuyama
b) Michael W. Doyle
c) Fouad Ajmi
d) Samuel P. Huntington

52. Which of the following gases is mainly causing global warming:
a) Nitrogen
b) Methane
c) Carbon Dioxide
d) Hydrogen

53. “Anaemia” is”
a) Respiratory Disease
b) Brain disease
c) Nervous disorder
d) Bloodlessness

54. The world’s largest natural gas deposits are in:
a) USA
b) Russia
c) China
d) Brazil

55. “Petra” is the news agency of:
a) Poland
b) Syria
c) Jordan
d) Qatar

56. Britain’s secret intelligence service called:
a) Mossad
b) KGB
c) BIA
d) MI6

57. In chronological order, which of the following personalities come first?
a) Plato
b) Aristotle
c) Socrates
d) Epicurus

58. Israel snatched ‘Golan Heights’ in 1967 from:
a) Egypt
b) Lebanon
c) Jordan
d) Syria

59. “Alexandria” is the seaport of :
a) Greece
b) Iraq
c) Syria
d) Egypt

60. The largest among the following is:
a) Galaxy
b) The Earth
c) The Sun
d) A Solar System

61. ‘McMahan Line’ is a boundary between:
a) Germany and Poland
b) India and Nepal
c) China and India
d) China and Nepal

62. The world’s oldest National Anthem is of:
a) China
b) Iran
c) Greece
d) Japan

63. Which of the following organization has no headquarters?
a) GCC
b) OAU
c) G-8
d) D-8

64. The world’s oldest written language is:
a) Chinese
b) Japanese
c) Cambodian
d) Latin

65. The world’s largest mammal is:
a) Tiger
b) Camel
c) Giraffe
d) Whale

66. Freetown is the capital of:
a) Sierra Leone
b) Senegal
c) Rwanda
d) Uganda

67. Which one is not the official language of United Nations?
a) Spanish
b) Arabic
c) German
d) Russian

68. “Kwacha” is the currency unit of:
a) Zambia
b) Peru
c) Cuba
d) Chad

69. The world’s first International airline operated its first flight on May 17, 1920 was:
a) KLM (Netherlands)
b) Aeroflot (Russia)
c) Lufthansa(Germany)
d) Delta (USA)

70. Among the SAARC countries, the smallest by area and populations is:
a) Bhutan
b) Nepal
c) Maldives
d) Sri Lanka

71. After US, the largest numbers of Atomic Reactors are in:
a) Russia
b) Japan
c) UK
d) France

72. May 31, is observed throughout the world as:
a) Environment Day
b) Human Rights Day
c) Press Freedom Day
d) Non Smoking Day

73. The world’s largest wool producer country is:
a) China
b) Russia
c) Australia
d) South Africa

74. Serena Williams is a famous player of:
a) Basket Ball
b) Tennis
c) Athletic
d) Badminton

75. Senkaku Island is disputed between:
a) China and Japan
b) China and South Korea
c) Japan and South Korea
d) Russia and Japan

76. Which of the following countries has the largest area in the world?
a) Canada
b) U.S.A
c) Russia
d) China

77. Which of the continents has the lowest population growth rate?
a) Europe
b) North America
c) Africa
d) Asia

78. Horticulture is the:
a) Cultivation of flowers and fruits
b) Growing of small plants
c) Cultivation of spices
d) Growing of bushes

79. “Dasht-e-Lut” desert is located in :
a) China
b) Libya
c) Iraq
d) Iran

80. A country which has no coastline is called:
a) Balkan Country
b) Landlocked Country
c) Protectorate Country
d) Landlord Country

81. Which of the following mountains separate Asia from Europe?
a) Ural Mountains
b) Hindukush Mountains
c) Alps Mountains
d) Atlas Mountains

82. Day and nights changes due to:
a) Earth’s revolution
b) Earth’s rotation accompanied with its revolution
c) Earth’s rotation around its axis
d) None of these

83. The energy generation in stars is due to
a) Fission of heavy nuclei
b) Fusion of light nuclei
c) Fusion of heavy nuclei
d) None of these

84. Formosa is the old name of:
a) Cambodia
b) Rhodesia
c) Taiwan
d) Bangkok

85. Pakistan Purchased Gwadar from
a) Saudi Arabia
b) Iran
c) Oman
d) Qatar

86. Johann Gutenberg is known for his invention of:
a) Printing Press
b) Telescope
c) Air pump
d) Steam Turbine

87. London is situated on the bank of river
a) Delaware
b) Nile River
c) Thames
d) None of these

88. The largest ocean of the world is:
a) Indian Ocean
b) Arctic Ocean
c) Pacific Ocean
d) None of these

89. Which of the following sea separates Asia from Africa?
a) Arabian sea
b) Yellow sea
c) Red sea
d) None of these

90. Baglihar Dam is constructed in occupied Kashmir on river:
a) Indus
b) Jhelum
c) Chenab
d) Ravi

91. Pakistan’s peacekeeping forces served under United Nations for the first time in:
a) Sudan
b) Somalia
c) Congo
d) Kosovo

92. Smallest country in Central Asia is:
a) Tajikistan
b) Kazakhstan
c) Uzbekistan
d) Turkmenistan

93. Who advocated the theory of laissez faire?
a) Marshall
b) Malthus
c) Adam Smith
d) None of these

94. Which of the following countries has the largest number of Airports?
a) India
b) UK
c) China
d) USA

95. “Easy Jet” is the airline of:
a) UK
b) Malaysia
c) Spain
d) Turkey

96. The name United Nations was coined by:
a) Stalin
b) F.D. Roosevelt
c) Winston Churchill
d) Austin Mills

97. Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) was established in:
a) 1967
b) 1969
c) 1971
d) 1973

98. The filament of an electric bulb is made of:
a) Carbon
b) Iron
c) Tungsten
d) None of these

99. When the stock market is going down, it is called:
a) Bullish
b) Crashing
c) Slumberous
d) Bearish

100. Fiber optics technology is being used in:
a) Telecommunication
b) Electrical power control and distribution monitoring system
c) Oil and gas pipelines control and monitoring system
d) All of the above