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1201. What is an other name of famous and largest island of Pakistan?

  • A. Seven Hills Island
  • B. Jazeira Haft Talar
  • C. Astola Island
  • D. All Of These

Explanation: Astola Island is also called Jezira Haft Talar, meaning Island of the Seven Hills, because of its seven prominent hill-like formations. Therefore all three names in the options refer to the same island.

Correct answer: All Of These

1202. The first Gilgit Baltistan woman who play for Pakistan National cricket Team?

  • A. Daina Baig
  • B. Asma Ali
  • C. Sawera Hussain
  • D. Wajiha Basharat.

Explanation: Diana Baig, from Gilgit-Baltistan, represented Pakistan in the national women’s cricket team. She has played both international cricket and professional-level cricket as a fast bowler.

Correct answer: Daina Baig

1203. Which is the largest brahui speaking city in Pakistan?

  • A. quetta
  • B. turbat
  • C. khuzdar
  • D. None of These

Explanation: Khuzdar is widely identified as the largest Brahui-speaking urban centre in Pakistan. Quetta is larger overall, but it is linguistically more mixed and is not regarded as the principal Brahui-speaking city.

Correct answer: khuzdar

1204. which Mughal emperor built the Agra fort?

  • A. Aurangzeb
  • B. Shah jahan
  • C. Akbar
  • D. Bahadur shah zafar

Explanation: Akbar commissioned the construction of Agra Fort in 1565, using red sandstone. Shah Jahan later added several marble buildings inside the fort, which is why his name is sometimes mistakenly linked with its construction.

Correct answer: Akbar

1205. What is the old name of Sikarpur?

  • A. Rajshahi
  • B. Jatoi Parghano
  • C. Sathi Parghano
  • D. Lohano Parghano

Explanation: Shikarpur’s old name is given in historical accounts as Jatoi Parghano. The term reflects the earlier administrative and settlement history of the area in upper Sindh.

Correct answer: Jatoi Parghano

1206. What is the Islamic date of independence of Pakistan?

  • A. Ramadan 25, 1366 AH
  • B. Ramadan 27, 1367 AH
  • C. Ramadan 27, 1366 AH
  • D. Ramadan 27, 1368 AH

Explanation: Pakistan became independent on 14 August 1947, which corresponded to 27 Ramadan 1366 AH. The year 1366, not 1367, is the key distinction in the options.

Correct answer: Ramadan 27, 1366 AH

1207. The master plan of Islamabad was prepared by: ____________?

  • A. S.B Zisman
  • B. C.A Doxiadis
  • C. Patrick Geddes
  • D. Ebenzer Howard

Explanation: The master plan of Islamabad was prepared by the Greek architect and planner Constantinos Apostolou Doxiadis. His firm designed the capital’s basic sector-based layout and planning framework.

Correct answer: C.A Doxiadis

1208. SEPRA stands for _____________?

  • A. Sindh Electric Power Regulatory Authority
  • B. Sindh Electoral Power Regularity Authority
  • C. Sindh Electromegtic Power Regularity Authority
  • D. None of These

Explanation: SEPRA stands for Sindh Electric Power Regulatory Authority. The acronym refers to the provincial body concerned with regulating electric power matters in Sindh.

Correct answer: Sindh Electric Power Regulatory Authority

1209. Who was the CM of Punjab in India after 1936-37 elections?

  • A. Hari Singh
  • B. Raja Ghazanfar Ali Khan
  • C. Sir Sikandar Hayat Khan
  • D. Sir Zaffarullah Khan

Explanation: Sir Sikandar Hayat Khan became Punjab’s Chief Minister after the 1937 provincial elections, leading a Unionist ministry. The other named figures did not hold this office at that time.

Correct answer: Sir Sikandar Hayat Khan

1210. Baba Fariduddin Ganjshakr married with the daughter of __________?

  • A. Mahmood Ghazni
  • B. Ghyasuddin Balban
  • C. Iltutmish
  • D. Sher Shah Suri

Explanation: Baba Fariduddin Masud Ganjshakar married Hazabara, a daughter of Sultan Ghiyasuddin Balban. This places the marriage in the Delhi Sultanate period rather than the eras of Mahmud Ghaznavi, Iltutmish or Sher Shah Suri.

Correct answer: Ghyasuddin Balban