PAK301 Final Term 110+ MCQs by Brainy Squad

PAK301 · FINAL TERM PREPARATION · BY BRAINY SQUAD 110+ MCQ’S

Q1. What was the primary demand of the Language Movement in East Pakistan?

1. Recognition of Bengali as a national language
2. Recognition of English as a national language
3. Implementation of the Two-Language Formula
4. Opposition to Bengali as the national language

Correct answer: Recognition of Bengali as a national language

Q2. Which formula proposed equal representation for all provinces in the upper house of the legislature?

1. Bogra Formula
2. One Unit Formula
3. Basic Principles Committee Formula
4. Parity Formula

Correct answer: Bogra Formula

Q3. What was the initial document that became the Interim Constitution of Pakistan in 1947? ✔️ C) Government of India Act, 1935

1. Lahore Resolution
2. Indian Independence Act, 1947
3. Objectives Resolution

Q4. Which committee was established to work on the constitutional powers in the Constituent Assembly?

1. Basic Principles Committee (BPC)
2. Parliamentary Committee
3. Religious Advisory Board
4. Constitutional Revision Committee

Correct answer: Basic Principles Committee (BPC)

Q5. What were the sub-committees created within the Basic Principles Committee? ✔️ C) Federal and Provincial Powers, Franchise, Judiciary, and Fundamental Rights Committees

1. Economic, Social, and Cultural Committees
2. Religious, Economic, and Judiciary Committees
3. Language, Religion, and Political Committees

Q6. What was the main criticism of the First Basic Principles Committee Report in 1950? ✔️ C) It treated East Pakistan unfairly in representation

1. It lacked religious provisions
2. It did not address language issues
3. It favored presidential power

Q7. What formula proposed equal representation for both East and West wings of Pakistan? ✔️ C) Muhammad Ali Bogra Formula

1. Quaid-e-Azam Formula
2. Basic Principles Committee Formula
3. Parity Formula

Q8. What was the central criticism of the Muhammad Ali Formula?

1. It favored East Pakistan too much
2. It ignored the national language issue
3. It neglected representation for religious minorities
4. It gave too much power to the president

Correct answer: It favored East Pakistan too much

Q9. What was the main decision made in the Third Report, known as the Muhammad Ali Formula? ✔️ B) Equal representation for all provinces in the upper house and more representation for East Pakistan in the lower house

1. Equal representation for all provinces in both houses
2. Equal representation for both wings only in joint sessions
3. Population-based representation for both wings in both houses

Q10. What was the outcome of the Third Report regarding the language issue?

1. Both Urdu and Bengali were approved as official languages
2. Urdu was chosen as the sole national language
3. Bengali became the sole national language
4. The report remained silent on the language issue

Correct answer: Both Urdu and Bengali were approved as official languages

Q11. What action did the Governor General take in October 1954, leading to a challenge in the Sindh court?

1. He dissolved the Constituent Assembly
2. He proposed a new constitution
3. He appointed a new prime minister
4. He introduced the One Unit scheme

Correct answer: He dissolved the Constituent Assembly

Q12. What was the ruling of the Federal Court regarding the dissolution of the Constituent Assembly in 1954?

1. The dissolution was upheld
2. The dissolution was declared illegal
3. The dissolution was ruled unconstitutional
4. The dissolution was deferred for review

Correct answer: The dissolution was upheld

Q13. How did the Second Constituent Assembly of Pakistan come into existence?

1. It was elected indirectly by provincial assemblies
2. It was directly elected by the people
3. It was appointed by the Prime Minister
4. It was formed through a national referendum

Correct answer: It was elected indirectly by provincial assemblies

Q14. What was the purpose of implementing the One Unit Scheme in October 1955? ✔️ A) To unite all provinces into one administrative unit

1. To create separate units for each province
2. To establish equal representation for East and West Pakistan
3. To divide West Pakistan into smaller units

Q15. When was the constitution completed by the Second Constituent Assembly and subsequently enforced?

1. January 9, 1956
2. March 23, 1956
3. August 11, 1947
4. October 30, 1955

Correct answer: January 9, 1956

Q. No. 16. Who abrogated the 1956 Constitution in Pakistan?

1. Yahya Khan
2. Ayyub Khan
3. Iskandar Mirza
4. Tikka Khan

Correct answer: Tikka Khan

Q. No. 17. After how many years, Pakistan got its first Constitution?

1. 9 years
2. 11 years
3. 7 years
4. 5 years

Correct answer: 9 years

Q. No. 18. The first gas reserves in Pakistan were found at ________. a) Khanpur b) Jhelum

c) Sui

d) Uch

Q. No. 19. Which pact was signed between Pakistan and India after the War of 1965?

1. Lahore Agreement
2. Shimla Agreement
3. Tashkent Pact
4. Vienna Convention

Correct answer: Tashkent Pact

Q. No. 20. Financial bill is presented in the ______ under the 1973 Constitution of Pakistan. a) Senate b) Cabinet c) Legislative Council

d) National Assembly

Q. No. 21. Kharif crops are sown in ______ in Pakistan.

a) May - June

b) September - October