Free Pakistani Society MCQs with Answers
23 Pakistani Society MCQs from Sociology, each with the correct answer and a written explanation of why it is correct. Free and unlimited, with no account needed.
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1. In Sociology book, Violence against women is most prevalent in: __________?
- A. Rural areas
- B. Urban areas
- C. Both equally
- D. Industrial zonePeople & Society
Explanation: Many Pakistan-focused sociology texts identify rural areas as having higher reported prevalence of violence against women, linked with patriarchal customs, limited services and economic dependence. However, urban cases may also be more visible because access to reporting channels is greater.
Correct answer: Rural areas2. The first stage that existed in Pre-British era was when civil society existed in the form of______________?
- A. NGOs
- B. Baradaris
- C. Rural Notables
- D. Both b and c
Explanation: In accounts of pre-British South Asian civil society, both baradaris and locally influential rural notables acted as important community and intermediary structures. Thus, both b and c are included.
Correct answer: Both b and c3. Human Rights Commission of Pakistan is Fighting for_________________?
- A. Organizational development
- B. Human rights
- C. Social integrity
- D. None of these
Explanation: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan monitors abuses, advocates legal and political reforms, and reports on the protection of human rights. Its central purpose is therefore human rights rather than general organisational development or social integrity.
Correct answer: Human rights4. Judiciary has also played a part in destabilizing political structure of country by______________?
- A. remaining silent
- B. Approving unconstitutional intervention
- C. discapproving military actions
- D. None of these
Explanation: Pakistan's judiciary has at times legitimised military takeovers or other unconstitutional interventions, which weakened elected political institutions and contributed to political instability. Remaining silent is different from actively approving such interventions.
Correct answer: Approving unconstitutional intervention5. In Pakistan civil society is in developmental stages and ye has little influence in the_____________?
- A. Social issues
- B. Political affairs
- C. Policy making
- D. None of these
Explanation: The statement reflects the view that Pakistan's developing civil society has had limited influence on formal policy-making, even though it may raise social issues and affect public debate. Policy-making is therefore the intended answer.
Correct answer: Policy making6. British rule restricted the autonomy of Baradaris and in turn gave____________?
- A. Corporate structures
- B. Formal institutions
- C. Both A and B
- D. None of these
Explanation: British rule weakened the autonomous authority of biradaris while strengthening corporate structures and formal institutions such as bureaucratic administration and legal organizations. Therefore, both listed developments apply.
Correct answer: Both A and B7. Civil society in Pakistan has gone through_____________?
- A. Two stages
- B. Three stages
- C. Four stage
- D. None of these
Explanation: Accounts of Pakistani civil society commonly divide its development into three broad stages, linked to changing colonial, post-independence and military or democratic political contexts. The exact labels may vary, but the standard count in this source is three.
Correct answer: Three stages8. The media has started playing is vibrant role more vigorously after the____________?
- A. Launching of private news channels
- B. Masharruf Regime
- C. Globalization phenomenon
- D. None of these
Explanation: The rapid expansion of private news channels made the media more vigorous and influential by increasing competition and public debate. The Musharraf regime helped enable this expansion, but the direct development named in the question is the launching of private channels.
Correct answer: Launching of private news channels9. In Pakistan society no laws were made for the protection of elderly citizens the major cause was the belief_____________?
- A. That they can look after themselves
- B. The sons are responsible
- C. The daughters are responsible
- D. None of these
Explanation: The traditional belief that sons are responsible for caring for elderly parents can reduce pressure for separate state protection or welfare laws. This reflects the expectation of family-based, especially male-child-based, support.
Correct answer: The sons are responsible10. The largest single economic fact of Pakistan is______________?
- A. Industry
- B. Agriculture
- C. manufacturing
- D. None of these
Explanation: Agriculture is Pakistan’s largest single economic sector because it supports food production, employment, raw materials for industry and rural livelihoods. Industry and manufacturing are important, but agriculture has the broader economic base.
Correct answer: AgriculturePakistani Society MCQs: common questions
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