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161. Where is Arsenic Found in Pakistan?
- A. Kohat
- B. Peshawar
- C. Chitral
- D. Indus River
Explanation: Arsenic contamination is associated with the Indus basin, particularly its water and groundwater systems, making the Indus River the intended option. The question is using a broad geographical description rather than naming a specific mining site.
Correct answer: Indus River162. Where copper deposits are found in Pakistan?
- A. Chagai
- B. Salt mine khewera
- C. Muslim Bagh
- D. Dera Gazi Khan
Explanation: Major copper deposits occur in the Chagai district of Balochistan, especially in the Saindak and Reko Diq areas. Khewra is famous for rock salt, while Muslim Bagh is known mainly for chromite.
Correct answer: Chagai163. KANUPP is located near ________?
- A. Cape Monze
- B. Baleji Beach
- C. Hub
- D. None of these
Explanation: KANUPP, Pakistan’s first nuclear power plant, is situated on the Karachi coast near Baleji Beach. Cape Monze is a nearby coastal landmark but is not the location generally given for the plant.
Correct answer: Baleji Beach164. What is the largest-import item of Pakistan?
- A. Palm oil
- B. Gas
- C. Ferrous waste
- D. Petroleum
Explanation: Petroleum and petroleum products have traditionally formed Pakistan’s largest import category because domestic energy production does not meet national demand. Palm oil is also a major import but is generally ranked below petroleum.
Correct answer: Petroleum165. where is fire clay found in Pakistan?
- A. Hunza
- B. Chitral
- C. Padhrar (Salt Range)
- D. Margalla hills
Explanation: Fire clay is found at Padhrar in the Salt Range of Punjab. Hunza, Chitral and the Margalla Hills are not the standard locations associated with Pakistan’s fire-clay deposits.
Correct answer: Padhrar (Salt Range)166. Which is the largest Thermal Power station in Pakistan?
- A. Lakhra Tharmal Power Station
- B. Guddu Thermal Power Station
- C. Jamshoro Thermal Power Station
- D. Muzafarghar Power Station
Explanation: Guddu Thermal Power Station has traditionally been identified in Pakistan Studies texts as the country’s largest thermal power station. Its large generating capacity makes it a frequent answer in power-sector MCQs.
Correct answer: Guddu Thermal Power Station167. Quaid-e-Azam Solar Park Situated in which City ?
- A. Multan
- B. Bahawalpur
- C. Lahore
- D. Faisalabad
Explanation: The Quaid-e-Azam Solar Park is located near Bahawalpur in Punjab. Its large solar-energy installations make Bahawalpur a major renewable-energy site in Pakistan.
Correct answer: Bahawalpur168. Guddu thermal power plant is located in which district of Sindh ?
- A. Hyderabad
- B. Sanghar
- C. Kashmore
- D. Karachi
Explanation: Guddu Thermal Power Station is located in Kashmore District of Sindh, near the Indus River. Kashmore is also close to Sindh’s northern boundary with Punjab and Balochistan.
Correct answer: Kashmore169. Muslim Bagh is famous for___________?
- A. Copper
- B. Iron Ore
- C. Gypsum
- D. Chromite
Explanation: Muslim Bagh in Balochistan is famous for its chromite deposits, among the country’s notable sources of this mineral. Copper is more strongly associated with Saindak and Reko Diq.
Correct answer: Chromite170. The Second largest Gas field of Pakistan is__________?
- A. Qadirpur Gas Field
- B. Uch Gas Field
- C. Bobi Gas Field
- D. Chachar Gas Field
Explanation: Qadirpur is generally listed as Pakistan’s second-largest gas field after Sui. Uch is also a major field, but it is not usually ranked second in standard Pakistan geography references.
Correct answer: Qadirpur Gas Field