PPSC TMO TEST-2

PPSC TMO TEST-2

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1. Who is the founder of ‘Big Bang Theory’?

a) Tycho Brahe

b) Edwin Hubble

c) Issac Asimov

d) George Lemaitre

2. Which of the following pass connects Bannu (Pakistan) and Ghazni (Afghanistan)?

a) Tochi Pass

b) Bolan Pass

c) Daragai Pass

d) Kilik Pass

3. The highest pass of Pakistan is:

a) Khunjrab Pass

b) Malakand Pass

c) Muztagh Pass

d) Khan Kun Pass

4. Name the person who took part in all three Round Table Conferences of 1930-32 and was the first foreign minister of Pakistan.

a) Chaudhary Muhammad Ali

b) Sakindar Mirza

c) Ghulam Muhammad

d) Sir Muhammad Zafarullah

5. Nobel peace prize winner M. Younas born in 1940 at:

a) Lakhnow

b) Chittagong

c) Dehli

d) Khulna

6. The celebrated novel ‘The Godfather’ was authored by:

a) John Milton

b) Victor Hugo

c) Mario Puzo

d) Harold

7. When Red Cross was established by Jean Henri Durant?

a) 1860

b) 1861

c) 1864

d) 1867

8. The Tripitaka is sacred book of which religion:

a) Hinduism

b) Buddhism

c) Confucianism

d) Taoism

9. Belize was formerly known as:

a) British Hondoras

b) Nicaragua

c) Aksai Chin

d) Malvinas

10. News agency AIP belongs to:

a) USA

b) Palestine

c) Afghanistan

d) Pakistan

11. Headquarter of United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (established in 1946) is located in:

a) New York

b) Geneva

c) Vienna

d) None of these

12. The largest city by population in the Great Lakes region is:

a) Toronto

b) Montreal

c) Chicago

d) Detroit

13. The Incan Civilization flourished in:

a) South America

b) North America

c) Australia

d) Indonesia

14. Yangtze river does not pass through which of the country:

a) Magnolia

b) Thailand

c) Taiwan

d) All of these

15. Euphonious is the opposite of:

A) Strident

B) Lethargic

C) Literary

D) Merry

16. Sylhet District at the time of partition was part of the province of:

a) Bengal

b) Assam

c) Bihar

d) United Provinces

17. In torts, the principle “ Restitutio and Integrum” means

a) Compensation for damages

b) Restoration of the original condition

c) Restriction on integration

d) None of the above

18. ‘Rand’ is the currency of:

a) South Africa

b) Tanzania

c) Ecuador

d) Somalia

19. The strait of Hormuz fall between:

a) UAE and Oman

b) Iran and Iraq

c) Iran, Oman and UAE

d) UAE and Qatar

20. Sui generis is a Latin term of:

a) Unique

b) Generous

c) Sui Gas

d) Common

21. Bastille Day is the commemoration of the storming of the Bastille fortress-prison which was seen as a symbol of the revolutionary uprising in:

a) Canada

b) Belgium

c) USA

d) France

22. The famous book “East of Eden” is the work of:

a) John Steinback

b) RW. Emerson

c) Bertrand Russell

d) Earnest Hemingway

23. Which vitamin is provided by Sunlight to the body?

a) Vitamin A

b) Vitamin B

c) Vitamin C

d) Vitamin D

24. Mt. Arart is longest peak of:

a) Britain

b) North Korea

c) Turkey

d) Chile

25. Dome of Rock is located in:

a) Jerusalem

b) Lebanon

c) Jordan

d) Iraq

26. Abyssinia is the old name of which of the following countries:

a) Malaya

b) Ethiopia

c) Rhodesia

d) Ceylon

27. Which of the following is the old name of Ankara?

a) Ottawa

b) Angora

c) Avon

d) Elbe

28. Who is the founder of Taoism?

a) Lun Yu

b) Tao-te-Cheng

c) Lao-tse

d) Hung Fe

29. Bhutan is known as:

a) Land of rivers

b) Land of pagoda

c) Land of the flying fish

d) Land of thunder bolt

30. Masjid Mahabat Khan is located in:

a) Peshawar

b) Lahore

c) Karachi

d) Quetta

31. Lahore was a properly walled city surrounded by _____________gates.

a) 10

b) 11

c) 12

d) 14

32. Name of the chief minister of Sindh from August 1947 to April 1948:

a) Nisar Khoro

b) Ayub Khoro

c) Rahim Talpur

d) Noor Talpur

33. Who was the first Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa?

a) Khan Abdul Qayyum Khan

b) Dr. Khan Sahib

c) Abdu Rehman

d) Dr. Ali Khan

34. Which of the following country is known as “Mistress of Seas”?

a) USA

b) Ireland

c) UK

d) Russia

35. Which country has won first World Cup Hockey?

a) Sri Lanka

b) West Indies

c) Australia

d) Pakistan

36. Writ of Habeas-Corpus means that:

a) You have the body to submit or answer

b) Mandatory relief remit

c) A wrong doer

d) None of these

37. What is the name of Lahore Airport?

a) Allama Iqbal Airport

b) Jinnah Airport

c) Punjab Airport

d) Bhutto Airport

38. ‘AGI’ is the news agency of:

a) India

b) Germany

c) South Africa

d) Italy

39. Which is the biggest company of computer software in the world?

a) Google

b) Yahoo

c) Microsoft

d) MSN

40. Who was the last Mughal emperor to sit on the peacock throne?

a) Bahadur Shah Zafar

b) Aurangzeb

c) Muhammad Shah

d) Shah Alam II

41. Which book is entitled as ‘Bible of Communism’?

a) Affluent Society

b) War and peace

c) Das Kapital

d) Gulag Archipelago

42. The author of the book ‘A Brief History of Time’ is”:

a) Carl Sagan

b) John Schwarz

c) Mrehael Green

d) Stephen Hawking

43. The autobiography ‘Living History’ has been authored by:

a) Margaret Atwood

b) Benazir Bhutto

c) Hillary Clinton

d) Monica Lewinsky

44. Who built the mausoleum of Jahangir in 1637 AD and where?

a) Shah Jahan at Lahore

b) Shahjahan at Agra

c) Shahjahan at Delhi

d) Nur Jahan at Fatehpur sikri

45. The peacock throne was made for:

a) Jahangir

b) Akbar

c) Shahjahan

d) Aurangzeb

46. Headquarter of World Meterological Organization is located in:

a) Geneva

b) Paris

c) Vienna

d) None of these

47. Ban Ki Moon belongs to:

a) South Korea

b) China

c) North Korea

d) None of these

48. Which is the longest mountain range in the world?

a) Himalayas

b) Andes

c) Rockies

d) Alps

49. The first successful expedition to the Mount Everest was made in:

a) 1962

b) 1965

c) 1968

d) 1953

50. Which place is called ‘Land of Rising Sun’

a) Japan

b) Norway

c) Ireland

d) Thailand

51. Which country is called ‘Switzerland of Africa?

a) Somalia

b) South Africa

c) Swaziland

d) Congo

52. Which is the largest oil field found in Pakistan?

a) Mazari

b) Attock

c) Balkassar

d) None of these

53. Longest tunnel of Pakistan is:

a) Tarbela

b) Khojak

c) Kalah Bagh

d) None of these

54. On which river Mangla Dam is built?

a) Indus

b) Chenab

c) Jhelum

d) None of these

55. Which of the following pass connects Chitral with Wakhan?

a) Baroghil Pass

b) Mataka Pass

c) Muztagh Pass

d) Dorah Pass

56. Which of the following pass connects Baltistan and Yarkand (China)?

a) Muztagh Pass

b) Peiwar Kotal Pass

c) Malakand Pass

d) Khan Kun Pass

57. Nadir Shah invades India in:

a) 1674

b) 1739

c) 1666

d) 1707

58. Which day is observed as the world day for water?

a) 15th March

b) 20th March

c) 18th March

d) 22nd March

59. Hamun Maskhel Lake present in Baluchistan plateau. It is lake of:

a) Fresh water

b) Hard water

c) Salt Water

d) None of these

60. Neil Alden Armstrong, an American was the first man to set foot on the moon in the year:

a) 1969

b) 1965

c) 1964

d) 1968

61. Name the first man to walk in Space in 1965:

a) Yuri Gagrin

b) Neil Armstrong

c) Alexei Leonov

d) Tereskova

62. Which is the second densely populated province of Pakistan?

a) Punjab

b) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

c) Baluchistan

d) Sindh

63. Which is the most thinly populated province of Pakistan?

a) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

b) Punjab

c) Baluchistan

d) Sindh

64. The length of Multan-D.G. Khan (M5) Motorway is:

a) 75 km

b) 85 km

c) 200 km

d) 50 km

65. One nautical mile is equal to how many kilometers?

a) 1.614

b) 1.921

c) 1.853

d) 1.756

66. The pharaohs of Alexandria is located in:

a) Germany

b) Italy

c) France

d) Egypt

67. German attack on Poland was the immediate cause of:

a) World War I

b) World War II

c) Cold War

d) None of these

68. In which battle Ahmad Shah Abdali defeated and smashed the power of Maratas in the sub-continent?

a) First battle of Panipat

b) Second battle of Panipat

c) Third battle of Panipat

d) None of these

69. Pakistan became the member of NAM in:

a) 1966

b) 1967

c) 1968

d) 1979

70. When Hajj was made compulsory?

a) 9th Hijri

b) 10th Hijri

c) 11th Hijri

d) 8th Hijri

71. When was the Qiblah changed?

a) 2nd Hijri

b) 3rd Hijri

c) 4th Hijri

d) 1st Hijri

72. M.A.O College of Aligarh got the status of University?

a) 1917

b) 1918

c) 1919

d) 1920

73. Pakistan China border treaty was signed in:

a) 1958

b) 1959

c) 1964

d) 1963

74. What is meant by “Laissez-Faire”?

a) Mixed Economy

b) Non-Interference of govt. in economic affairs

c) Controlled economy

d) None of these

75. The Arab League was formed in:

a) Cairo

b) Jeddah

c) Tehran

d) Riyadh

76. The country having the highest GDP in the world:

a) Qatar

b) Luxembourg

c) Singapore

d) Kuwait

77. “Brazuca” is the name of:

a) The standard shoulder-fired anti-tank weapon of US Army

b) A man-portable recoilless antitank rocket launcher weapon of US Army

c) The official match ball of FIFA World Cup 2014

d) A brass musical instrument Incorporating a telescopic tubing

78. For how many years did Nelson Mandela remain in Prison?

a) 27 years

b) 37 years

c) 17 years

d) 10 years

79. When the stock market is going down, it is called:

a) Bearish 

b) Bullish

c) Crashing

d) Slumberous

80. Decibel is a unit used for:

a) Speed of light

b) Intensity of sound

c) Intensity of heat

d) None of these

81. The element required for solar energy conversion is:

a) Silicon

b) Germanium

c) Uranium

d) Selenium

82. The hottest planet is:

a) Mercury

b) Venus

c) Jupiter

d) Saturn

83. Which of the following events occurred first in history?

a) American war of independence

b) Russian revolution

c) French revolution

d) Chinese revolution

84. The famous painting “Sunflower” was done by:

a) Michael Angelo

b) Van Gogh

c) Pablo Picasso

d) Leonardo de Vinci

85. Economic crisis of 1930s originated in:

a) France

b) Brazil

c) USA

d) Russia

86. The headquarters APEC (Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation) is in:

a) China

b) Japan

c) Malaysia

d) Singapore

87. Which country is included in “Horn of Africa”?

a) Egypt

b) Sudan

c) Somalia

d) Kenya

88. ASEAN was formed in:

a) 1965

b) 1960

c) 1967

d) 1965

89. Which of the following country is located in the “Levant” region?

a) Iran

b) France

c) Iraq

d) Syria

90. “Thomas cup” is given in the game of:

a) Lawn Tennis

b) Golf

c) Table Tennis

d) Badminton

91. What is the length of “Great Wall of China”?

a) 2400 km

b) 2600 km

c) 3200 km

d) 3400 km

92. Who is called the “Father of French Revolution”?

a) Thomas Hobbes

b) Rousseau

c) Francis Bacon

d) Montesquieu

93. “Divine Comedy” was written by:

a) Gibbon

b) Goethe

c) Dante

d) Milton

94. Which of the following scientists is known as father of astronomy?

a) Einstein

b) Copernicus

c) Archimedes

d) Newton

95. In France, the Bastille Day is celebrated on:

a) 14 May

b) 14 June

c) 14 July

d) 14 August

96. The ‘Swaythling Cup” is related to the game of:

a) Badminton

b) Tennis

c) Volleyball

d) Table Tennis

97. In 1774 Oxygen was discovered by:

a) Newton

b) Priestly

c) Faraday

d) B. Franklin

98. In the history of World the Stone Age is also called by the name of:

a) Paleolithic period

b) Mesolithic period

c) Neolithic period

d) Chalcolithic period

99. Pedagogy is the science of :

a) Birds

b) Space

c) Teaching

d) Pharmacy

100. One megabyte is equal to:

a) 1000 bytes

b) 10000 bytes

c) 100000 bytes

d) 1000000 bytes

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