Pakistan Affairs Objective CSS 2015 MCQS

Pakistan Affairs Objective CSS 2015 1. Mohenjo Darro and Harrapa were discovered in a. 1909 b. 1921 c. 1922 d. None 2. Hujjatullah ul Baligha was written by a. Shah Wali Ullah b. Syed Ahmed Brailvi c. Sir Syed Ahmaed Khan d. None 3. Barhamo Samraj was founded by a. Mahatma Ghandi b. Raja Ram Mohan Roy c. Sardar Patel D d. None 4. First President of Congress was a. A. O. Hume b. W. C. Benerjee c. Jawaher Lal Nehru d. None 5. First census in India was made in the period of a. Lord Curzon b. Lord Canning c. Lord Mayo d. None 6. “The Life of Mohammad” was a book written by a. Syed Ahmed Shaheed b. Syed Ahmed Khan c. William Mueer d. None 7. Sind was separated from Bombay in: a. 1935 b. 1945 c. 1947 d. None 8. Dar ul Uloom Deoband was founded by a. Maulana Mehmood Hassan b. Mohammad Qasim Nanatovi c. d. None 9. The Viceroy of India in 1919 was a. Lord Chelmsford b. Lord Minto c.Edward Montague d. None 10. The first secretary of Khilafat Committee was a. Mohamamd Ali Jouahr b. Sahuqat Ali c. Moulana Hasrat Mohani d. None 11. The first Foreign Minister of Pakistan was a. Sir Zafrullah Khan b. Khawja Nazimuddin c. Gulam Mohammad d. None 12. Who was convicted in Rawalpindi Conspiracy case a. Faiz Ahmad Faiz b. Habib Jalib c. Shorish Kashmiri d. None 13. Pakistan purchased Gawadar from a. Oman b. U.A.E c. Iran d None 14. The largest Agency in the Northern Area of Pakistan is a. South Waziristan b. Khyber Agency c. Mohmand Agency d. None 15. Militants attacked Quaid e Azam Residency in a. Ziarat b. Karachi c. Quetta d. None 16. General Election of 2013 was held on a. May 10 b. May 11 c. May 12 d. None 17. The politician who served as both Governor General and Prime Minister was a. Sir Zafrullah Khan b. Khawja Nazimuddin c. Gulam Mohammad d. None 18. The British Parliament announced the Independence Act on a. 14 July 1947 b. 15 July 1947 c. 16 July 1947 d. None 19. India cut off the flow of canal waters to West Punjab for first time on a. 1ST April 1948 b. 1ST May 1948 c. 1ST April 1948 20. a. 1845 b. 1865 c. 1890 d. None