All Free Pakistan Studies MCQs with Answers

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701. The federal government established Thar coal authority in which year_________?

  • A. 2005
  • B. 2007
  • C. 2008
  • D. 2009

Explanation: The federal government established the Thar Coal Authority in 2008 to coordinate development of the Thar coalfield and related energy projects.

Correct answer: 2008

702. What is the name of solar power park set up in Bahawalpur at the cost of Rs. 15 billion with Chinese assistance, the solar park is built upon 500 acre land is aimed to raise the national grid capacity by 1,000MW ________?

  • A. Roshni Solar Power Park
  • B. Pak-China Solar Power Park
  • C. Bhutto Solar Power Park
  • D. Quaid-i-Azam Solar Power Park

Explanation: The Bahawalpur solar project is the Quaid-i-Azam Solar Park. It was developed with Chinese assistance as a major utility-scale solar power project intended to add substantial capacity to the national grid.

Correct answer: Quaid-i-Azam Solar Power Park

703. At present Pakistan has vast natural resources and items of mineral as many as________________?

  • A. 34
  • B. 46
  • C. 52
  • D. 64

Explanation: Pakistan is commonly credited in Pakistan Studies texts with having 52 known mineral resources or minerals of economic significance. The question uses this textbook classification rather than the larger number of minerals identified geologically.

Correct answer: 52

704. Kalabagh iron deposits are largest in Pakistan with an estimated reserve of__________?

  • A. 309 m tons
  • B. 509 m tons
  • C. 709 m tons
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Kalabagh in Punjab has Pakistan's largest known iron-ore deposits, commonly estimated at about 309 million tons. The larger figures in the options are not the standard estimate for Kalabagh.

Correct answer: 309 m tons

705. The Hasni tribe is settled in__________?

  • A. Southern Punjab
  • B. Western Baluchistan
  • C. Central Sindh
  • D. None of these

Explanation: The Hasni tribe is associated with western Balochistan. The other options place the tribe in regions outside its commonly identified settlement area.

Correct answer: Western Baluchistan

706. The most precious gemstone "Emerald" are found in______?

  • A. Gilgit
  • B. Hunza
  • C. Swat
  • D. Dir

Explanation: Pakistan's finest emeralds are especially associated with the Swat Valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Gilgit, Hunza and Dir also have gemstones, but Swat is the standard answer for emeralds.

Correct answer: Swat

707. What is Chandragup?

  • A. Famous Personality
  • B. Food Item
  • C. Tree
  • D. Mud Volcano
  • E. Star Name

Explanation: Chandragup is a prominent mud volcano in Balochistan, located along the route to Hingol and Hinglaj. It is formed by the eruption of mud and gases rather than molten lava.

Correct answer: Mud Volcano

708. When was the Gas discovered from sui?

  • A. 1950
  • B. 1954
  • C. 1953
  • D. 1952

Explanation: Natural gas was discovered at Sui in Balochistan in 1952. Commercial production began later, which is why dates such as 1954 can sometimes cause confusion.

Correct answer: 1952

709. The Wakhan Corridor connects which two countries?

  • A. Pakistan and Tajikistan
  • B. China and Pakistan
  • C. Afghanistan and Pakistan
  • D. Afghanistan and China

Explanation: The Wakhan Corridor is a narrow Afghan strip that reaches China’s Xinjiang region, so it connects Afghanistan and China. It does not directly touch Pakistan or Tajikistan.

Correct answer: Afghanistan and China

710. What is the total length of the Karakoram Highway (KKH) between the China-Pakistan border and the town of Burhan, near Hasan Abdal, in Pakistan?

  • A. 776 km
  • B. 806 km
  • C. 912 km
  • D. 845 km

Explanation: The Pakistan section of the Karakoram Highway from the China border at Khunjerab to Burhan is commonly given as approximately 806 kilometres. The longer figures refer to broader routes or different endpoints.

Correct answer: 806 km