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Computer Hardware and Devices
CPU stands for _____?
Correct answer: C
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CPU stands for Central Processing Unit, which is the primary component of a computer that performs most of the processing inside a computer.
Lower Division Clerk (LDC) is the most junior clerical post in this bank. This page holds 122 published questions from two papers held on 14 and 15 December 2021. The 15 December paper is complete at 100 questions; the 14 December paper is a partial transcription of 22.
The LDC paper is a general-knowledge screening test with a slight lean towards Islamic Studies, which is the largest subject here, followed by Pakistan Studies, Geography and Computer Science. Unusually for FIA papers, there is very little English: only four questions in the set. Instead the paper tests basic computing and MS Office, reflecting the clerical nature of the job. A block of Religious Studies questions, covering comparative religion rather than Islamic doctrine, also appears. The level is matric. Candidates who find the Inspector or Sub Inspector papers daunting will find this one a more comfortable place to start, and the complete 15 December paper makes a good first full mock.
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Computer Hardware and Devices
CPU stands for _____?
Correct answer: C
CPU stands for Central Processing Unit, which is the primary component of a computer that performs most of the processing inside a computer.
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Prophets in Islam
What is the total number of prophets/messengers of Allah according to Islamic tradition?
Correct answer: C
Islamic tradition holds that Allah sent a very large number of prophets to humanity. Various narrations mention different numbers, but the most commonly cited figure in many Islamic sources is that there were approximately 124,000 prophets in total, among whom about 313 were messengers (rasuls). These numbers are based on hadiths narrated by Abu Dharr, though scholars note that these hadiths are weak or fabricated, and the exact number is ultimately known only to Allah. The number 36,000 is mentioned in some narrations but is less commonly accepted. Therefore, the most widely referenced figure for the total number of prophets is 124,000, making option C the correct answer.