Current Affairs - 2014
 

PART-II

Q.2. Evaluate the significance of water conflict between India and Pakistan in perspective of water management projects in Indian held Kashmir.

Q.3. Discuss the impact of AFPAK policy on Pak-US relations.

Q.4. Substantiate Pakistan's role in UN peace keeping missions.

Q.5. Critically appreciate the decision making in Pakistan regarding energy crisis in Pakistan.

Q.6. What is character building? Access the factor (character building) in education systems of Pakistan and give suggestions for improvement.

Q.7. How can the corruption elimination be made part of the government systems of Pakistan.

Q.8. Discuss the strengths of USA to implement its economic policies worldwide.

Now someone kindly post the objective.

[QUOTE=Gypsified;695626]PART-II

Q.2. Evaluate the significance of water conflict between India and Pakistan in perspective of water management projects in Indian held Kashmir.

Q.3. Discuss the impact of AFPAK policy on Pak-US relations.

Q.4. Substantiate Pakistan's role in UN peace keeping missions.

Q.5. Critically appreciate the decision making in Pakistan regarding energy crisis in Pakistan.

Q.6. What is character building? Access the factor (character building) in education systems of Pakistan and give suggestions for improvement.

Q.7. How can the corruption elimination be made part of the government systems of Pakistan.

Q.8. Discuss the strengths of USA to implement its economic policies worldwide.

Now someone kindly post the objective.[/QUOTE]

I think the aspirants who haven't opted for the questions like Energy Crisis and Corruption will surely secure good marks.

Overall an average but tricky paper :) Good Luck to all who appeared this year.

Attempted q3,5,6,7 720-750 words per question

Tricky One
 

it was a tricky paper and through intensive reading you can solve this paper.

Current Affairs (MCQs) 2014
 

Dear members I am sharing MCQs that i remember, you are encouraged to share whatever you remember.[LIST][*]Suez canal was constructed in what year? [B]1869[/B][*]Killer Mountain? [B]Nanga Parbat[/B][*]PPP was estd in? [B]1967[/B][*]Deepest Ocean? [B]Pacific[/B][*]Quetta Mashad bus service started by Musharaf under vision 2050 started in? [B]2008[/B][*]Ultra vires means? [B]Beyond Powers[/B][*]Status Quo means? [B]Present Condition[/B][*]Persona Grata means? [B]Acceptable Person[/B][/LIST]

Someone please upload the MCQs portion as well....

Paper is too easy .. One who loves to read Dawn would have attempted it well . Best of Luck Guys

Mcqs
 

suez Qanal.... 1869
independence day of Afghanistan........... 19 august
PPP was formed in...............1968

[QUOTE=Arshia Awan;695660]suez Qanal.... 1869
independence day of Afghanistan........... 19 august
PPP was formed in...............1968[/QUOTE]

PPP was formed in 1967.

Length of khyber pass
Persona grata
Ultra vires
Diego garcia
Ad hoc
In camera
Status quo
Killer mountain
Deepest ocean
Quetta Mashad Bus service
Most internet users in country.....(was it total number or percent of nation's population....?)

[QUOTE=Naveed_Bhuutto;695634]I think the aspirants who haven't opted for the questions like Energy Crisis and Corruption will surely secure good marks.

Overall an average but tricky paper :) Good Luck to all who appeared this year.[/QUOTE]

How can you say that ? I did attempt those question. o_O

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it might be a typing mistake

1. Suez canal was constructed in what year? 1869
2. Killer Mountain? Nanga Parbat
3. PPP was estd in? 1967
4. Deepest Ocean? Pacific
5. Quetta Mashad bus service started by Musharaf under vision 2050 started in? 2008
6. Ultra vires means? Beyond Powers
7. Status Quo means? Present Condition
8. Persona Grata means? Acceptable Person
9. which is the largest landlocked country?
a. Kazakhistan
b.
c. Afghanistan
d. None of the above

10. Thar desert is a:
a. Subtropical desert
b. Hot summer desert
c. Cold desert
d. None of the above

11. National Day of Afghanistan is on
a. 12th August
b. 19th August
c. 13th August
d. None of the above

12. The phrase "ad-hoc" means

13. What is meant by "in Camera"

14. What is meant by the word Viva Voce

15. Which is the largest concrete dam in the world

16. What is the total length of Khyber Pass

17. The inventor of cell phone belonged to which company:
a. Motorola
b. Nokia
c. Samsung
d. None of the above

[QUOTE=Khanum;695692]How can you say that ? I did attempt those question. o_O

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he means that typical, repeated questions give you lesser marks because of their typical nature and it also shows you didn't opt for something challenging

Current affairs 2014
 

1. Suez canal was constructed in?
2.Largest concrete dam in the world is?
3.Soft drinks contain ?
4.Largest internet using country in the world?
5.What does Viva Voce mean?
6.What does AD Hoc stands for?
7.What does status quo mean?
8.Pakistan peoples party was formulated in?
9.The killer mountain is?
10.Sahara desert is located?
11.First mobile inventor company was?
12.Musharraf started bus service in Quetta in?
13.Persona fata stands for?
14.In camera means?
15.Deepest ocean of the world is?
16.Ultra vires mean?
17. Largest landlocked country is?
18.Length of Khyber pass?

I remember these mcqs...........regards.....Remeber me in your prayers....

[B]Ad hoc For a specific purpose
2.largest landlocked country Kazakistan .
3.19th August in national day of Afghanistan .
4.In Camera means ( through secret way )
5.Mobile inventor ( Martin cooper ) belongs to Motorrola .
6. Thar is subtropical ????????[/B]

[QUOTE=Anonymous Entity;695710]17. The inventor of cell phone belonged to which company:
a. Motorola
b. Nokia
c. Samsung
d. None of the above[/QUOTE]

a. Motorola

[QUOTE=Rida Malik;695715]he means that typical, repeated questions give you lesser marks because of their typical nature and it also shows you didn't opt for something challenging[/QUOTE]

Oh ! But I didnt follow any past paper. o_O I didn't even know that it was a repeated questionnaire.

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I do not see any difficulty in this paper. A person who is ardent reader of current issues and have quality presentation of the answer would easily have aced it.

Easy paper for regular readers of Dawn and JWT Magazine.

No question is in itself high or low scoring; it's how you attempt that question. Do you write the commonly written ways of curbing corruption or you give a unique solution.

[QUOTE=Khanum;695692]How can you say that ? I did attempt those question. o_O

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Because almost every candidate would attempt these question. It would be very hard to make your answer look distinct from othet copies by opting these questions.

2ndly these type of questions are rather stereoryped ones, which can be easily found in almost any book that you purchase from market. You cannot show your creativity in these questions.

3rd, I can bet that 80% of candidates would have quoted wrong facts and figures. Hardly anyone would come up with an appropriate answer if I ask that what is the total energy production in Pakistan, shortage and sources of that production or what is the avg per day corruption in Pakistan? pak ranking in world most corrupt countries according to Hdi and etc.

4th, examiner get sick and tired of going through almost same material, same reasoning and arguements in all copies and therefore they hardly award high marks to these type of questions.

And 5th I can go onn and onn as why these queations are not awarded high marks :). Questions like this makes Pak/Current Affairs a low scoring subject.


[QUOTE=Rida Malik;695715]he means that typical, repeated questions give you lesser marks because of their typical nature and it also shows you didn't opt for something challenging[/QUOTE]

Thank you for narrating me :). Almost the perfect precise of my answer.

Current affairs 2014
 

CLICK ON IT

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Country with highest internet use
1) china 2) us 3) japan

[QUOTE=Naveed_Bhuutto;695745]Because almost every candidate would attempt these question. It would be very hard to make your answer look distinct from othet copies by opting these questions.

2ndly these type of questions are rather stereoryped ones, which can be easily found in almost any book that you purchase from market. You cannot show your creativity in these questions.

3rd, I can bet that 80% of candidates would have quoted wrong facts and figures. Hardly anyone would come up with an appropriate answer if I ask that what is the total energy production in Pakistan, shortage and sources of that production or what is the avg per day corruption in Pakistan? pak ranking in world most corrupt countries according to Hdi and etc.

4th, examiner get sick and tired of going through almost same material, same reasoning and arguements in all copies and he hardly award high marks to these type of questions.

And 5th I can go onn and onn as why these queations are not awarded high marks :). Questions like this makes Pak/Current Affairs a low scoring subject.




Thank you for narrating me :). Almost the perfect precise of my answer.[/QUOTE]

I get your point. U are indeed right, but Its unfair with people who try to be honest with the examiner. I didnt quote any hardcore statistics nor I copied any notes. I never went to academy or bothered with past papers. Im amazed that still originality wouldnt matter. Lets see Where I land. :) thanks for the duas.

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I attempted the bottom 4 questions. Academies have been thrashed by FPSC all questions demanded analysis and creativity.

Critally appreciate decision making for energy crisis? Is it mean only appreciation? Because I took both sides.

[QUOTE=Naveed_Bhuutto;695745]Because almost every candidate would attempt these question. It would be very hard to make your answer look distinct from othet copies by opting these questions.

2ndly these type of questions are rather stereoryped ones, which can be easily found in almost any book that you purchase from market. You cannot show your creativity in these questions.

3rd, I can bet that 80% of candidates would have quoted wrong facts and figures. Hardly anyone would come up with an appropriate answer if I ask that what is the total energy production in Pakistan, shortage and sources of that production or what is the avg per day corruption in Pakistan? pak ranking in world most corrupt countries according to Hdi and etc.

4th, examiner get sick and tired of going through almost same material, same reasoning and arguements in all copies and therefore they hardly award high marks to these type of questions.

And 5th I can go onn and onn as why these queations are not awarded high marks :). Questions like this makes Pak/Current Affairs a low scoring subject.




Thank you for narrating me :). Almost the perfect precise of my answer.[/QUOTE]

I second....:)


Naveed bhai can you attempt these questions shortly by just outlines:

Q. Discuss impact of AFPAK policy on Pak-US relations?.........In this question I drew maps, and wrote many facts and figures and discussed the policies between AFP and impacts on the PAK US relations, I gave dominancy and hegemony of USA, plus some examples e.g both negative positive impacts on PAK-US relations due to AFPAK..

Q. Substantiate Pakistan's role in UN peace keeping missions?............I focuesd on terrorism, and gave many facts and figures e.g causalities, economics losses due to terrorism and pakistan's stance in peace keeping and many other things..

Q. Critically [B]appreciate[/B] the decision making in Pakistan regarding energy crisis in Pakistan?...............I took two perspective, decesion making of previous governments and today's governments, and mentions a lot of statistics. Discussed projects, TAPI, IP, Thar Coal, KPK, Punjab Dams and bla bla blaaaaaaaa

Thanks in anticipation....

And EDS Paper was vvvvvvery easy. Mcqs were also easy to me.

Thanks :)

Well dear you got the point. There could not be more tricky paper than this. Character building maar nhen piar concept. Energy crisis pak iran gaspipe line an appreciable decision but readily criticized. Water conflict agriculture aridness due shortage and corruption was the most tricky local bodies and provincial govt independence...... comments are welcome

I agree with you

[QUOTE=Naveed_Bhuutto;695745]Because almost every candidate would attempt these question. It would be very hard to make your answer look distinct from othet copies by opting these questions.

2ndly these type of questions are rather stereoryped ones, which can be easily found in almost any book that you purchase from market. You cannot show your creativity in these questions.

3rd, I can bet that 80% of candidates would have quoted wrong facts and figures. Hardly anyone would come up with an appropriate answer if I ask that what is the total energy production in Pakistan, shortage and sources of that production or what is the avg per day corruption in Pakistan? pak ranking in world most corrupt countries according to Hdi and etc.

4th, examiner get sick and tired of going through almost same material, same reasoning and arguements in all copies and therefore they hardly award high marks to these type of questions.

And 5th I can go onn and onn as why these queations are not awarded high marks :). Questions like this makes Pak/Current Affairs a low scoring subject.




Thank you for narrating me :). Almost the perfect precise of my answer.[/QUOTE]

sir please make outlines of few questions.

Ca-2014
 

[B]Current Affairs 2014[/B]


[B]1)Suez Canal was constructed in Nov, 1869.[/B]

[I](The Suez Canal is an artificial waterway in Egypt, connecting the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. Opened in November 1869 after 10 years of construction work. Its construction began on 25 April, 1859 and completed in Nov, 1869. The canal is 193.30 km (120.11 mi) long, 24 m (79 ft) deep and 205 meters (673 ft) wide).[/I]


[B]2) The deepest ocean in the world is Pacific Ocean.[/B]

[I]The Pacific Ocean is the largest and the deepest of the Earth's oceanic divisions. It extends from the Arctic in the north to the Southern Ocean (or, depending on definition, to Antarctica) in the south, bounded by Asia and Australia in the west, and the Americas in the east.[/I]

[B]3The largest Internet Using Country in the world is China.(in term of users, not penetration). 2nd US, 3rd India, 4th Japan, 5th Brazil and Pakistan is on 27th.


4)The largest concrete dam in the word is Itaipu Dam.
[/B]
[B]What is a Concrete Dam? [/B]
[I]A concrete dam is a structure designed and built for the purpose of holding back water, that is usually placed across the path of a river. Dams are built for a variety of reasons, including flood control, power generation, and water management. A concrete dam is the strongest type of dam built in modern times and may take several forms. Concrete itself is a building material made from water, cement, sand and gravel, or aggregate.In modern times, nearly every dam is made either partially or entirely from concrete.
The ItaipuDam is a hydroelectric dam on the Paraná River located on the border between Brazil and Paraguay. The name "Itaipu" was taken from an isle that existed near the construction site.[/I]

[B]5)Viva Voce means:[/B]
adjective
(Especially of an examination) oral rather than written.
"a viva voce examination"
adverb
orally rather than in writing.
"we had better discuss this viva voce"
noun
an oral examination, typically for an academic qualification.
"Candidates may be called for a viva voce"



[B]6) Ad Hoc means: (Latin phrase) created or done for a particular purpose as necessary.
[/B]
[B]7) In Camera is a legal term that means in private. [/B]

[B]8) Status Quo is a Latin term meaning the existing state of affairs.[/B]

[B]9) Persona Grata is a person, especially a diplomat, acceptable to certain others.[/B]

[B]10) Ultra vires. Latin phrase means beyond one's legal power or authority.[/B]

[B]11) The Killer Mountain is Nanga Parbat. [/B]
[I]Nanga Parbat is the second highest mountain peak of Pakistan and is the ninth highest mountain of world. It is located in hamalay mountain range. The name Nanga Parbat which means “Naked Mountain” is derived from sanskrit language. It is 8,126 metres (26,660 ft)high .[/I]

[B]12) The largest landlocked country is Kazkhstan. [/B][I]( 2nd Mongolia,3rd Chad,3rd Niger,4th Mali,5th Ethiopia). Kazakhstan is the world's largest landlocked country by land area and the ninth largest country in the world; its territory of 2,727,300 square kilometers. Astana is its capital.[/I]

[B]13) National Day of Afghanistan is 19 August.[/B]
[I]Afghan Independence Day is celebrated in Afghanistan on 19 August to commemorate the Anglo-Afghan Treaty of 1919.[1] The treaty granted complete independence from Britain; although Afghanistan was never a part of the British Empire. The British fought three wars with Afghanistan.
[/I]
[B]14) PPP was established in 1967.[/B]
[I]Pakistan People's Party (commonly referred to as PPP) is a centre-left,progressive, and social democratic political party in Pakistan. Affiliated with the Socialist International,[6] its political philosophy and position, in the country's political spectrum, is considered centre-left. Since its foundation in 1967, it had been a major and influential political force in the country and its party's leadership has been dominated by the members of the Bhutto-Zardari family.[7] Its centre of gravity lies in the southern province of Sindh.[/I]

[B]15) Length of Khyber Pass is 53 km.(33 miles).[/B]
[I]It connects Peshawar with Kabul.
The KhyberPass (altitude:1,070 mor 3,510 ft) is a mountain pass connecting Afghanistanand Pakistan, cutting through the northeastern part of the Spin Ghar mountains. An integral part of the ancient Silk Road, it is one of the oldest known passes in the world. Throughout history it has been an important trade route between Central Asia andSouth Asia and a strategic military location. The summit of the pass is 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) inside Pakistan at Landi Kotal.
[/I]
[B]16) The first mobile inventor belongs to Motorola.[/B]

[B]Inventor:[/B] Martin "Marty" Cooper is an American pioneer and visionary in the wireless communications industry. With eleven patents in the field, he is recognized as an innovator in radio spectrum management.
[B]Motorola:[/B] an American multinational[5] telecommunications company based in Schaumburg, Illinois.

[B]17) Thar Desert is Subtropical. It is the world's 18th largest subtropical desert. [/B]

[B]18) Sahara Desert is in North Africa. [/B]
[I]The Sahara is the world's hottest desert, and the third largest desert after Antarctica and the Arctic. At over 9,400,000 square kilometres, it covers most of North Africa, making it almost as large as China or the United States.
[/I]
[B]19) Quetta Mashad Bus Service was started by Musharaf under vision 2050 in 2008. Between Quetta and Mashad- City of Iran.[/B]

[B]20) Soft Drink contains CO2( Carbon di-oxide)[/B]

[QUOTE=Khanum;695752]I get your point. U are indeed right, but Its unfair with people who try to be honest with the examiner. I didnt quote any hardcore statistics nor I copied any notes. I never went to academy or bothered with past papers. Im amazed that still originality wouldnt matter. Lets see Where I land. :) thanks for the duas.

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Thank you for understanding my point brother. It's Ok, it doesn't necessarily means that all will score low. The good point about the examiner is that they always give preference to Originality. So keep your fingers crossed and hope for the best.

[QUOTE=exclusively;695759]I second....:)


Naveed bhai can you attempt these questions shortly by just outlines:

Q. Discuss impact of AFPAK policy on Pak-US relations?.........In this question I drew maps, and wrote many facts and figures and discussed the policies between AFP and impacts on the PAK US relations, I gave dominancy and hegemony of USA, plus some examples e.g both negative positive impacts on PAK-US relations due to AFPAK..

Q. Substantiate Pakistan's role in UN peace keeping missions?............I focuesd on terrorism, and gave many facts and figures e.g causalities, economics losses due to terrorism and pakistan's stance in peace keeping and many other things..

Q. Critically [B]appreciate[/B] the decision making in Pakistan regarding energy crisis in Pakistan?...............I took two perspective, decesion making of previous governments and today's governments, and mentions a lot of statistics. Discussed projects, TAPI, IP, Thar Coal, KPK, Punjab Dams and bla bla blaaaaaaaa

Thanks in anticipation....

And EDS Paper was vvvvvvery easy. Mcqs were also easy to me.

Thanks :)[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=shoaaibb;695809]sir please make outlines of few questions.[/QUOTE]

Inshallah I will try and upload outlines for these questions today probably.

[QUOTE=Durrani Abid;695876][B]Current Affairs 2014[/B]


[B]1)Suez Canal was constructed in Nov, 1869.[/B]

[I](The Suez Canal is an artificial waterway in Egypt, connecting the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. Opened in November 1869 after 10 years of construction work. Its construction began on 25 April, 1859 and completed in Nov, 1869. The canal is 193.30 km (120.11 mi) long, 24 m (79 ft) deep and 205 meters (673 ft) wide).[/I]


[B]2) The deepest ocean in the world is Pacific Ocean.[/B]

[I]The Pacific Ocean is the largest and the deepest of the Earth's oceanic divisions. It extends from the Arctic in the north to the Southern Ocean (or, depending on definition, to Antarctica) in the south, bounded by Asia and Australia in the west, and the Americas in the east.[/I]

[B]3The largest Internet Using Country in the world is China.(in term of users, not penetration). 2nd US, 3rd India, 4th Japan, 5th Brazil and Pakistan is on 27th.


4)The largest concrete dam in the word is Itaipu Dam.
[/B]
[B]What is a Concrete Dam? [/B]
[I]A concrete dam is a structure designed and built for the purpose of holding back water, that is usually placed across the path of a river. Dams are built for a variety of reasons, including flood control, power generation, and water management. A concrete dam is the strongest type of dam built in modern times and may take several forms. Concrete itself is a building material made from water, cement, sand and gravel, or aggregate.In modern times, nearly every dam is made either partially or entirely from concrete.
The ItaipuDam is a hydroelectric dam on the Paraná River located on the border between Brazil and Paraguay. The name "Itaipu" was taken from an isle that existed near the construction site.[/I]

[B]5)Viva Voce means:[/B]
adjective
(Especially of an examination) oral rather than written.
"a viva voce examination"
adverb
orally rather than in writing.
"we had better discuss this viva voce"
noun
an oral examination, typically for an academic qualification.
"Candidates may be called for a viva voce"



[B]6) Ad Hoc means: (Latin phrase) created or done for a particular purpose as necessary.
[/B]
[B]7) In Camera is a legal term that means in private. [/B]

[B]8) Status Quo is a Latin term meaning the existing state of affairs.[/B]

[B]9) Persona Grata is a person, especially a diplomat, acceptable to certain others.[/B]

[B]10) Ultra vires. Latin phrase means beyond one's legal power or authority.[/B]

[B]11) The Killer Mountain is Nanga Parbat. [/B]
[I]Nanga Parbat is the second highest mountain peak of Pakistan and is the ninth highest mountain of world. It is located in hamalay mountain range. The name Nanga Parbat which means “Naked Mountain” is derived from sanskrit language. It is 8,126 metres (26,660 ft)high .[/I]

[B]12) The largest landlocked country is Kazkhstan. [/B][I]( 2nd Mongolia,3rd Chad,3rd Niger,4th Mali,5th Ethiopia). Kazakhstan is the world's largest landlocked country by land area and the ninth largest country in the world; its territory of 2,727,300 square kilometers. Astana is its capital.[/I]

[B]13) National Day of Afghanistan is 19 August.[/B]
[I]Afghan Independence Day is celebrated in Afghanistan on 19 August to commemorate the Anglo-Afghan Treaty of 1919.[1] The treaty granted complete independence from Britain; although Afghanistan was never a part of the British Empire. The British fought three wars with Afghanistan.
[/I]
[B]14) PPP was established in 1967.[/B]
[I]Pakistan People's Party (commonly referred to as PPP) is a centre-left,progressive, and social democratic political party in Pakistan. Affiliated with the Socialist International,[6] its political philosophy and position, in the country's political spectrum, is considered centre-left. Since its foundation in 1967, it had been a major and influential political force in the country and its party's leadership has been dominated by the members of the Bhutto-Zardari family.[7] Its centre of gravity lies in the southern province of Sindh.[/I]

[B]15) Length of Khyber Pass is 53 km.(33 miles).[/B]
[I]It connects Peshawar with Kabul.
The KhyberPass (altitude:1,070 mor 3,510 ft) is a mountain pass connecting Afghanistanand Pakistan, cutting through the northeastern part of the Spin Ghar mountains. An integral part of the ancient Silk Road, it is one of the oldest known passes in the world. Throughout history it has been an important trade route between Central Asia andSouth Asia and a strategic military location. The summit of the pass is 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) inside Pakistan at Landi Kotal.
[/I]
[B]16) The first mobile inventor belongs to Motorola.[/B]

[B]Inventor:[/B] Martin "Marty" Cooper is an American pioneer and visionary in the wireless communications industry. With eleven patents in the field, he is recognized as an innovator in radio spectrum management.
[B]Motorola:[/B] an American multinational[5] telecommunications company based in Schaumburg, Illinois.

[B]17) Thar Desert is Subtropical. It is the world's 18th largest subtropical desert. [/B]

[B]18) Sahara Desert is in North Africa. [/B]
[I]The Sahara is the world's hottest desert, and the third largest desert after Antarctica and the Arctic. At over 9,400,000 square kilometres, it covers most of North Africa, making it almost as large as China or the United States.
[/I]
[B]19) Quetta Mashad Bus Service was started by Musharaf under vision 2050 in 2008. Between Quetta and Mashad- City of Iran.[/B]

[B]20) Soft Drink contains CO2( Carbon di-oxide)[/B][/QUOTE]

As far as I remember my 11mcqs went correct....

[QUOTE=Anonymous Entity;695710]1. Suez canal was constructed in what year? 1869
2. Killer Mountain? Nanga Parbat
3. PPP was estd in? 1967
4. Deepest Ocean? Pacific
5. Quetta Mashad bus service started by Musharaf under vision 2050 started in? 2008
6. Ultra vires means? Beyond Powers
7. Status Quo means? Present Condition
8. Persona Grata means? Acceptable Person
9. which is the largest landlocked country?
a. Kazakhistan
b.
c. Afghanistan
d. None of the above

10. Thar desert is a:
a. Subtropical desert
b. Hot summer desert
c. Cold desert
d. None of the above

11. National Day of Afghanistan is on
a. 12th August
b. 19th August
c. 13th August
d. None of the above

12. The phrase "ad-hoc" means

13. What is meant by "in Camera"

14. What is meant by the word Viva Voce

15. Which is the largest concrete dam in the world

16. What is the total length of Khyber Pass

17. The inventor of cell phone belonged to which company:
a. Motorola
b. Nokia
c. Samsung
d. None of the above[/QUOTE]
9. which is the largest landlocked country?
[B]a. Kazakhistan[/B]
10. Thar desert is a:
[B]a. Subtropical desert[/B]

11. National Day of Afghanistan is on
[B]b. 19th August[/B]

12. The phrase "ad-hoc" means [B]arrange for specific purpose[/B]

13. What is meant by "in Camera" [B]in judge private room[/B]

14. What is meant by the word Viva Voce [B]orally[/B]

15. Which is the largest concrete dam in the world [B]Tarbela dam[/B]

16. What is the total length of Khyber Pass [B]56 km[/B]

17. The inventor of cell phone belonged to which company:
[B]a. Motorola[/B]

[QUOTE=alibintahir;696396]9. which is the largest landlocked country?
[B]a. Kazakhistan[/B]
10. Thar desert is a:
[B]a. Subtropical desert[/B]

11. National Day of Afghanistan is on
[B]b. 19th August[/B]

12. The phrase "ad-hoc" means [B]arrange for specific purpose[/B]

13. What is meant by "in Camera" [B]in judge private room[/B]

14. What is meant by the word Viva Voce [B]orally[/B]

15. Which is the largest concrete dam in the world [B]Tarbela dam[/B]

16. What is the total length of Khyber Pass [B]56 km[/B]

17. The inventor of cell phone belonged to which company:
[B]a. Motorola[/B][/QUOTE]

most of my mcqs are wrong
im going to fail ;(

the paper was tricky

the result will let us know kahien halwa khaty khaty mun toa nai jal gea :/

[QUOTE=exclusively;695992]20) Soft Drink contains CO2( Carbon di-oxide)[/QUOTE]

Soft drinks contain Caffeine as well in significant amount... Technically every soft drink does not contain C02, as soft drink has 2 categories, carbonated and non-carbonated.

7 up and sprite have zero caffeine

soft drinks aren’t just flavored carbonated beverages. “Soft Drink” refers to nearly all beverages that do not contain significant amounts of alcohol (hard drinks).

The term “soft drink” though is now typically used exclusively for flavored carbonated beverages. This is actually due to advertising.