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Constituent Assembly

medium2004FIA Assistant Director Paper 2004
Pakistan StudiesFIA

After the death of Quaid-e-Azam, the next President of the first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan was:

A
Liaqat Ali Khan
B
Shabir Ahmad Usmani
C
Sir Zafarullah Khan
D
Molvi Tameez ud din
Explanation and memory cue

After the death of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Shabbir Ahmad Usmani became the President of the first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan. Molvi Tameez ud Din was not the President of the Assembly.

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Pakistan History

medium2004FIA Assistant Director Paper 2004
Pakistan StudiesFIA

From 1950 to 1958, Pakistan passed through a period of political instability and witnessed only one Commander-In-Chief but:

A
Five Prime Ministers
B
Six Prime Ministers
C
Seven Prime Ministers
D
Eight Prime Ministers
Explanation and memory cue

Between 1950 and 1958, Pakistan experienced significant political instability, during which there were six different Prime Ministers while the country had only one Commander-In-Chief, General Ayub Khan, who later took over in 1958. This period is marked by frequent changes in civilian leadership.

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Books/Bureaucracy

medium2004FIA Assistant Director Paper 2004
Pakistan StudiesFIA

"Pakistan Main Intazamia kaa Zawal," a book about the state of bureaucracy in Pakistan, is written by:

A
Dr Liaqat Ali Khan
B
Inayat Ilahi Malik
C
Anees Nagi
D
Dr. Safdar Mahmood
Explanation and memory cue

The book "Pakistan Main Intazamia kaa Zawal," which discusses the decline of bureaucracy in Pakistan, is authored by Inayat Ilahi Malik. This is well-documented in studies of Pakistan's administrative history.

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Cotton

medium2004FIA Assistant Director Paper 2004
Pakistan StudiesFIA

Among the world's largest cotton-growing countries, Pakistan stands at what number?

A
Three
B
Four
C
Five
D
Six
Explanation and memory cue

Pakistan is generally ranked as the third largest cotton-growing country in the world, after China and India. Therefore, option A (Three) is correct.

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Martial Law

medium2004FIA Assistant Director Paper 2004
Pakistan StudiesFIA

On 7 October 1958, Martial Law was proclaimed by:

A
Iskander Mirza
B
Ayub Khan
C
Feroz Khan Noon
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

On 7 October 1958, President Iskander Mirza declared Martial Law in Pakistan, marking the first imposition of Martial Law in the country's history. This action led to the dismissal of the civilian government and the beginning of military rule under Ayub Khan.

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Climate/Rainfall

medium2004FIA Assistant Director Paper 2004
Pakistan StudiesFIA

The maximum annual rainfall is recorded in:

A
Sialkot
B
Rawalpindi
C
Parachinar
D
Murree
Explanation and memory cue

Murree, located in the northern mountainous region of Pakistan, receives the highest annual rainfall compared to Silakot, Rawalpindi, and Parachinar due to its elevation and climatic conditions.

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Prime Ministers

medium2004FIA Assistant Director Paper 2004
Pakistan StudiesFIA

Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy took oath as Prime Minister of Pakistan on:

A
8th June 1956
B
8th July 1956
C
8th August 1956
D
8th September 1956
Explanation and memory cue

Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy took oath as Prime Minister of Pakistan on 8th July 1956, not 8th September. This date is historically documented as the beginning of his term.

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Resources/Energy

easy2004FIA Assistant Director Paper 2004
Pakistan StudiesFIA

Where is the Toot oil and natural gas field located?

A
Punjab
B
Sindh
C
KPK
D
Balochistan
Explanation and memory cue

The Toot oil and natural gas field is located in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), Pakistan. Therefore, option C is correct.

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Geometry

easy2002FIA Assistant Director Paper 2002
Pakistan StudiesFIA

The diameter of a round table is 7 meters. How much distance will a person walk around it?

A
10 meters
B
15 meters
C
18 meters
D
None of these
Explanation and memory cue

The distance a person walks around a round table is the circumference, calculated as π × diameter = 3.14 × 7 ≈ 22 meters. None of the given options (10, 15, 18 meters) match this value, so 'None of these' is correct.

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Pakistan-China Collaboration

medium2002FIA Assistant Director Paper 2002
Pakistan StudiesFIA

KANNUP was provided to Pakistan by------------?

A
Canada
B
China
C
USA
D
UK
Explanation and memory cue

KANNUP (Karakoram Area Network Project) was a collaborative project between Pakistan and China to develop a communication network in the Karakoram region. Therefore, China provided KANNUP to Pakistan, not Canada.

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