All Free Law and Constitution MCQs with Answers

• A. It forms a substantive part of the Constitution
• B. It serves only as a parliamentary preamble
• C. It operates as an ordinary federal statute
• D. It applies only to matters of foreign policy

Explanation: Article 2A makes the Objectives Resolution a substantive part of the Constitution.

• A. The Supreme Court of Pakistan
• B. The Federal Shariat Court
• C. The relevant Provincial Assembly
• D. The Council of Common Interests

Explanation: Article 185 gives the Supreme Court appellate jurisdiction over judgments, decrees, orders and sentences of High Courts, subject to…

• A. Approval by that Provincial Assembly
• B. Approval by the concerned High Court
• C. Approval by the Council of Islamic Ideology
• D. Approval by the National Finance Commission

Explanation: Article 239 requires the concerned Provincial Assembly to pass the bill by a two-thirds majority before the amendment can proceed.

• A. The President of Pakistan
• B. The Chief Justice of Pakistan
• C. The Prime Minister alone
• D. The Chairman of the Senate

Explanation: Article 233 authorizes the President to issue such an order during an emergency, subject to the constitutional procedure.

• A. Five years
• B. Four years
• C. Six years
• D. Seven years

Explanation: Article 215 provides a five-year term for the Chief Election Commissioner.

• A. Five years
• B. Four years
• C. Three years
• D. Six years

Explanation: Under Article 107, a Provincial Assembly continues for five years from its first meeting unless it is sooner dissolved.

• A. The Attorney-General for Pakistan
• B. The Auditor-General of Pakistan
• C. The Chief Election Commissioner
• D. The Chairman of the Council of Islamic Ideology

Explanation: Article 57 gives the Attorney-General the right to speak and otherwise take part in proceedings of either House and their committees…

• A. Islam is the State religion
• B. Islam is the sole source of legislation
• C. Islam is a provincial religion
• D. Islam is a matter of private belief only

Explanation: Article 2 declares Islam to be the State religion of Pakistan. This declaration does not mean that Islam is described as a provincial…

• A. The President, National Assembly and Senate
• B. The Prime Minister, Senate and Supreme Court
• C. The President, Cabinet and National Assembly
• D. The Senate, Provincial Assemblies and President

Explanation: Article 50 defines Parliament as consisting of the President and two Houses, namely the National Assembly and the Senate.

• A. The Federal Government
• B. The Supreme Court of Pakistan
• C. The Election Commission of Pakistan
• D. The Council of Islamic Ideology

Explanation: Article 29 requires the Federal Government to prepare and lay the relevant annual report before Parliament.

• A. The Prime Minister
• B. The President
• C. The Chief Justice of Pakistan
• D. The Attorney-General for Pakistan

Explanation: The President may seek the Supreme Court's advisory opinion on a question of law of public importance.

• A. It may be reviewed by any High Court
• B. Its validity cannot be questioned in any court
• C. It requires approval by the Supreme Court
• D. It expires after the next general election

Explanation: Article 239(5) states that no amendment of the Constitution can be questioned in any court on any ground.

• A. A province fails to pass its annual budget
• B. The financial stability or credit of Pakistan is threatened
• C. The State Bank changes its monetary policy
• D. Parliament cannot approve a taxation bill

Explanation: Article 235 applies when the financial stability or credit of Pakistan, or any part of it, is threatened.

• A. Thirty-five years
• B. Forty years
• C. Forty-five years
• D. Fifty years

Explanation: Article 41 requires a presidential candidate to be at least 45 years old, besides meeting other constitutional qualifications.

• A. The President of Pakistan
• B. The Prime Minister of Pakistan
• C. The Chief Justice of Pakistan
• D. The Chairman of the Senate

Explanation: The Prime Minister chairs the Council of Common Interests under Article 153.

• A. Seven days
• B. Fourteen days
• C. Twenty-one days
• D. Thirty days

Explanation: Under Article 73, the Senate may make recommendations on a Money Bill within fourteen days.

• A. The right to privacy
• B. The right to fair trial and due process
• C. The right to information
• D. The right to education

Explanation: Article 10A guarantees the right to a fair trial and due process for the determination of civil rights and obligations or criminal…

• A. The Judicial Commission of Pakistan
• B. The Supreme Judicial Council
• C. The Federal Shariat Court
• D. The Council of Common Interests

Explanation: The Supreme Judicial Council examines whether a judge is incapable of performing duties or has been guilty of misconduct.

• A. The inviolability of the dignity of man
• B. The secrecy of political party funds
• C. The independence of the Election Commission
• D. The immunity of ministers from prosecution

Explanation: Article 14 declares the dignity of man inviolable and also protects the privacy of home, subject to law.

• A. To nominate a caretaker government
• B. To account for the source of its funds according to law
• C. To contest every general election
• D. To obtain approval from the Senate for its manifesto

Explanation: Article 17(3) requires every political party to account for the source of its funds in accordance with law.