All Free Pakistan Studies MCQs with Answers

2671. The height of Mirani Dam is __________?

• A. 335 feet (102 m)
• B. 135 feet (41 m)
• C. 127 feet (39 m)
• D. None of these

Explanation: Mirani Dam has a height of approximately 127 feet, or 39 metres. The 335-foot figure belongs to much larger high dam structures and is not the specification of Mirani Dam.

2672. Mirani Dam is located in which Province?

• A. Sindh
• B. Punjab
• C. Balochistan
• D. KPK

Explanation: Mirani Dam is situated on the Dasht River in Balochistan’s Kech District. It was built mainly for irrigation, flood control and water storage in the arid Makran region.

2673. The power generation capacity of the Diamer Bhasha project will be_________?

• A. 3500MW
• B. 2500MW
• C. 3000MW
• D. 4500MW

Explanation: The Diamer-Bhasha Dam project is planned with an installed power-generation capacity of about 4,500 MW. Its major additional purpose is storing water and reducing flood risks, not only producing electricity.

2674. Gomal Zam Dam is located in___________?

• A. Punjab
• B. Sindh
• C. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
• D. Balochistan

Explanation: Gomal Zam Dam is situated in South Waziristan District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on the Gomal River. It is a major water and power project for the southern areas of the province.

2675. Sadpara lake is located?

• A. Astore
• B. Skardu
• C. kharmang
• D. Gilgit

Explanation: Satpara Lake is near Skardu in Gilgit-Baltistan and is an important natural lake as well as a water source for the area. Astore, Kharmang and Gilgit are other places in the region but are not the lake's location.

2676. Earthquake of 1935 struck which city of Pakistan ?

• A. Muzaffarabad
• B. Quetta
• C. Lahore
• D. Karachi

Explanation: The devastating earthquake of 31 May 1935 struck Quetta and surrounding areas in Balochistan. Muzaffarabad suffered a major earthquake much later, in 2005.

2677. An old heritage of Sindh , Britain's 1904 building along with a tomb of a British employee namely Jones is located along with Unnar canal in________ ?

• A. kashmore Sindh
• B. Jacobabad Sindh
• C. Shikarpur Sindh
• D. None

Explanation: The described British-era building and the tomb of Jones near the Unnar Canal are identified with Kashmore in Sindh. The references to Jacobabad and Shikarpur are the likely location traps.

2678. The major source of water in Pakistan is___________?

• A. Rain
• B. Snow
• C. Lakes
• D. Rivers

Explanation: Pakistan’s main water supply comes through the Indus River system, including the Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi and Sutlej. Rain and snow feed these rivers, but rivers are the principal direct source used in the country’s irrigation system.

2679. The busiest seaport of Pakistan is___________?

• A. Karachi Port
• B. Bin Qasim
• C. Gawadar
• D. None of these

Explanation: Karachi Port is traditionally described in Pakistan Studies as the country's busiest seaport and handles a large share of national maritime trade. Port Qasim is also a major commercial port, while Gwadar is still developing its larger potential.

2680. Iran lies to the _______ of Pakistan ?

• A. South east
• B. South West
• C. South north
• D. East west

Explanation: Iran is situated to the southwest of Pakistan, sharing a border with Balochistan. The direction is not simply south because Iran lies west as well as slightly south of Pakistan.