All Free Pakistan Studies MCQs with Answers
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661. How many oil refineries are working in Pakistan?
- A. 2
- B. 4
- C. 6
- D. 8
Explanation: The commonly cited Pakistan Studies figure is four working oil refineries, including refineries at Karachi, Rawalpindi and Multan. The number can change with refinery closures or commissioning, so this answer follows the conventional textbook count.
Correct answer: 4662. The deposits of copper, gold and silver have been discovered at_________?
- A. Aghari
- B. Dadhak
- C. Dakhni
- D. Saindak
Explanation: Saindak in Chagai District, Balochistan, is famous for deposits of copper, gold and silver. It is one of Pakistan’s principal metallic-mineral projects.
Correct answer: Saindak663. When the production of iron ore started in Pakistan?
- A. 1949
- B. 1957
- C. 1951
- D. 1958
Explanation: Commercial production of iron ore in Pakistan began in 1957, linked with the early development of iron-ore deposits such as those in Kalabagh. The other dates are not the standard production-start year.
Correct answer: 1957664. The Largest Coal Reservoir are found in ____________ ?
- A. Thar
- B. Karachi
- C. Thal
- D. Thatta
Explanation: Pakistan’s largest coal reserves are located in the Thar coalfield of Sindh. Thal is a region of Punjab, while Karachi and Thatta are not the country’s main coal-reserve locations.
Correct answer: Thar665. Gaddani is famous for ___________ ?
- A. Ship Breaking
- B. Ship making
- C. Fishing
- D. None of them
Explanation: Gaddani, on the Balochistan coast, is famous for ship breaking, where obsolete vessels are dismantled for reusable steel and other materials. It is not primarily known for ship manufacturing.
Correct answer: Ship Breaking666. When was sui gas first discovered in Pakistan?
- A. 1950
- B. 1954
- C. 1953
- D. 1952
Explanation: Natural gas was discovered at Sui in Balochistan in 1952, although commercial production began later. The Sui discovery became the foundation of Pakistan's early natural-gas supply.
Correct answer: 1952667. In which region of Pakistan, the largest lignite coal reserves are located?
- A. Lakhra coal field
- B. Thar coal field
- C. Sonda coal field
- D. Jherruck coal field
Explanation: The Thar coalfield in Sindh contains Pakistan’s largest lignite coal reserves. Lakhra, Sonda and Jherruck are also coalfields, but their reserves are much smaller than Thar’s.
Correct answer: Thar coal field668. How much approx. volume of coal reserves are available in Thar coal fields?
- A. 175 billion tons
- B. 135 billion tons
- C. 184.5 billion tons
- D. 163.2 billion tons
Explanation: Thar coalfield is generally reported in Pakistan Studies as containing approximately 175 billion tons of coal reserves. Different technical estimates may vary, but 175 billion tons is the standard textbook figure among these options.
Correct answer: 175 billion tons669. Which type of coal is discovered in Thar coal fields?
- A. Anthracite
- B. Lignite
- C. Bituminous
- D. Lignite and sub-bituminous
Explanation: Thar coal is predominantly lignite, with some sub-bituminous coal also reported in the deposits. It is therefore commonly classified in MCQs as lignite and sub-bituminous rather than anthracite or ordinary bituminous coal.
Correct answer: Lignite and sub-bituminous670. Pir Ghaib a historical place situated in which district of Balochistan.
- A. Quetta
- B. Khuzdar
- C. Kachhi (Bolan)
- D. Sibbi
Explanation: Pir Ghaib is a historical and scenic site in the Kachhi, or Bolan, area of Balochistan. It is associated with waterfalls and lies near the Bolan Pass region.
Correct answer: Kachhi (Bolan)