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  • A. Lord Cornwallis
  • B. Robert Clive
  • C. William Bentinck
  • D. Warren Hastings

Explanation: Warren Hastings became the first Governor-General of Bengal under the Regulating Act of 1773.

Correct answer: Warren Hastings
  • A. 1453
  • B. 1454
  • C. 1457
  • D. 1458

Explanation: Mehmed II captured Constantinople on 29 May 1453, ending the Byzantine Empire.

Correct answer: 1453
  • A. 1949
  • B. 1969
  • C. 1956
  • D. 1973Primary & Secondary Schooling (K-12)

Explanation: Dir remained a princely state after 1947 and was taken under direct Pakistani administration in 1969.

Correct answer: 1969
  • A. 2016
  • B. 2018
  • C. 2019
  • D. 2020Science

Explanation: The most recent leap year before the question was 2020, when February had 29 days.

Correct answer: 2020Science
  • A. 1065
  • B. 1066
  • C. 1067
  • D. 1068

Explanation: The Battle of Hastings was fought on 14 October 1066, when William of Normandy defeated King Harold II and began the Norman conquest of…

Correct answer: 1066
  • A. Austrian
  • B. French
  • C. German
  • D. American

Explanation: Napoleon Bonaparte was a French military commander who became emperor of France.

Correct answer: French
  • A. 29 February 1855
  • B. April 1956
  • C. 30 March 1856
  • D. None of the above

Explanation: The Treaty of Paris was signed on 30 March 1856, ending the Crimean War between Russia and the Ottoman-led alliance.

Correct answer: 30 March 1856
  • A. 1949
  • B. 1955
  • C. 1972Government Agencies
  • D. 1958

Explanation: Pakistan reached an agreement to acquire Gwadar from Oman in 1958, with the agreement dated 8 September; Pakistan formally took possession…

Correct answer: 1958
  • A. 1990
  • B. 1993Fun & Trivia
  • C. 1992
  • D. 1991

Explanation: PTV began broadcasting the popular children's fantasy programme Ainak Wala Jinn in 1993.

Correct answer: 1993Fun & Trivia
  • A. 1962
  • B. 1963
  • C. 1964
  • D. 1965Psychology

Explanation: Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited was established in 1963 to distribute natural gas in northern Pakistan.

Correct answer: 1963
  • A. Dec 1973
  • B. Jan 1974
  • C. Mar 1974Geographic Reference
  • D. Feb 1974

Explanation: Pakistan recognized Bangladesh on 22 February 1974, so the correct month is February 1974.

Correct answer: Feb 1974
  • A. 1923
  • B. 1924
  • C. 1922
  • D. 1921Government Agencies

Explanation: The Treaty of Lausanne was signed in 1923 and formally settled many consequences of the Greco-Turkish War.

Correct answer: 1923
  • A. 1852
  • B. 1856
  • C. 1860
  • D. 1884History

Explanation: King Edward Medical School was founded in Lahore in 1860 and later became King Edward Medical University.

Correct answer: 1860
  • A. 10 September 2008
  • B. 12 October 2008
  • C. 18 August 2008
  • D. 5 July 2005Educational Resources

Explanation: Pervez Musharraf resigned as Pakistan's president on 18 August 2008 amid the threat of impeachment proceedings.

Correct answer: 18 August 2008
  • A. 1948
  • B. 1957Browsing Public Sector And Government Jobs
  • C. 1954
  • D. 1951

Explanation: The University of Karachi was established in 1951 and was initially created as an examination university.

Correct answer: 1951
  • A. 02 Dec 1989
  • B. 02 Nov 1989
  • C. 02 Dec 1988
  • D. 01 Nov 1990Science

Explanation: First Women Bank Limited commenced operations on 2 December 1989 in Pakistan.

Correct answer: 02 Dec 1989
  • A. New Holland
  • B. New Utrecht
  • C. New Amsterdam
  • D. New Rotterdam

Explanation: The Dutch founded New Amsterdam on Manhattan; England renamed it New York after seizing it in 1664.

Correct answer: New Amsterdam
  • A. Palenque
  • B. Cuzco
  • C. Tikal
  • D. Tenochtitlan

Explanation: Tenochtitlan was the Aztec capital on Lake Texcoco; the Spanish built Mexico City over its ruins.

Correct answer: Tenochtitlan
  • A. Lyallpur
  • B. Campbellpur
  • C. Montgomery
  • D. Sargodha

Explanation: Faisalabad was founded as Lyallpur, named after a British lieutenant-governor, and renamed for King Faisal of Saudi Arabia.

Correct answer: Lyallpur
  • A. Campbellpur
  • B. Montgomery
  • C. Lyallpur
  • D. Gujranwala

Explanation: Sahiwal was called Montgomery during British rule, named after a Punjab lieutenant-governor.

Correct answer: Montgomery