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Lecture Wise MCQs for Final Term (Lecture 16 to 30)

LECTURE 16

Q1. **Who moved the Objectives Resolution in 1949?

  • A) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
  • B) Liaquat Ali Khan
  • C) Allama Iqbal
  • D) Ayub Khan

Q2. **What was the primary aim of the Objectives Resolution?

  • A) To declare Pakistan a secular state
  • B) To set the foundation for Pakistan's constitutional developments
  • C) To merge Pakistan with India
  • D) To establish a military government

Q3. **Which assembly was responsible for passing the Objectives Resolution?

  • A) The National Assembly
  • B) The Provincial Assembly
  • C) The Constituent Assembly
  • D) The Legislative Assembly

Q4. **What is the first feature of the Objectives Resolution?

  • A) Freedom of speech
  • B) Sovereignty over the entire universe belongs to Almighty Allah alone
  • C) Right to education
  • D) Equality before law

Q5. **According to the Objectives Resolution, how is the state’s power to be exercised?

  • A) Through the military
  • B) Through religious leaders
  • C) Through the judiciary
  • D) Through representatives of the people

Q6. **What democratic principles does the Objectives Resolution emphasize?

  • A) Democracy, freedom, equality, tolerance, and social justice as enunciated by Islam
  • B) Capitalism and individualism
  • C) Communism and class struggle
  • D) Nationalism and autocracy

Q7. **What does the Objectives Resolution say about the rights of minorities?

  • A) They will have limited rights
  • B) They will have freedom to profess and practice their religions and develop their cultures
  • C) They will be required to follow the state religion
  • D) They will not be recognized

Q8. **Which principle was objected to by non-Muslims in the Objectives Resolution?

  • A) Democracy
  • B) Federalism
  • C) Sovereignty of Allah
  • D) Autonomy of provinces

Q9. **Why did non-Muslims object to the Objectives Resolution?

  • A) They believed it mixed religion and politics
  • B) They wanted a theocratic state
  • C) They did not want autonomy for provinces
  • D) They preferred military rule

Q10. **What was the dual function of the first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan?

  • A) To draft the constitution and manage foreign affairs
  • B) To legislate and act as a constituent body
  • c) To collect taxes and maintain law and order
  • d) To conduct elections and manage the economy

Q11. **When did the first Constituent Assembly come into existence?

  • A) 1945
  • B) 1946
  • C) 1947
  • D) 1948

Q12. **How many members were initially part of the first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan?

  • A) 50
  • B) 69
  • C) 79
  • D) 100

Q13. **What does the Objectives Resolution pledge regarding the federating units?

  • A) Centralized control
  • C) Military oversight
  • D) Limited autonomy

Q14. **Which two major parties were part of the Constituent Assembly at the time of its formation?

  • A) Pakistan Peoples Party and Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam
  • B) Muttahida Qaumi Movement and Jamaat-e-Islami
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