Free Climate and Agriculture MCQs with Answers

• A. Hafizabad
• B. Faisalabad
• C. Muzafar Garh
• D. Multan

Explanation: Hafizabad is called the City of Rice because it is a major rice-growing and rice-processing centre of Punjab.

• A. 14%
• B. 7%
• C. 5%
• D. None of these

Explanation: Forests cover roughly 5 percent of Pakistan’s total land area according to commonly cited national estimates.

• A. 1957
• B. 1958
• C. 1960
• D. None of these

Explanation: Pakistan’s Second Five-Year Plan covered 1960–1965 and was introduced in 1960.

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

Explanation: Pishin is a district and valley in northern Balochistan, near Quetta and the Afghan border.

• A. 20.88
• B. 21.42
• C. 21.90
• D. 22.22

Explanation: In the economic figures used for this period, agriculture contributed about 20.88% of Pakistan’s GDP.

• A. Karachi
• B. Badin
• C. Thatta
• D. Khuzdar

Explanation: Jhimpir is a major wind-energy corridor in Thatta District, Sindh. Its suitable wind conditions have made the area a centre for several…

• A. 22 September 2013
• B. 24 September 2013
• C. 26 September 2013
• D. 28 September 2013

Explanation: A major earthquake struck Balochistan on 24 September 2013, with Awaran among the worst-affected areas.

• A. 1974
• B. 1975
• C. 1972
• D. 1978

Explanation: Pakistan’s first biogas plant was installed in 1974, marking the early adoption of biogas as a rural energy source.

• A. 205,000 sq. miles
• B. 206,000 sq. miles
• C. 207,000 sq. miles
• D. 200,000 sq. miles

Explanation: The Indus Plain is conventionally estimated at about 200,000 square miles.

• A. Two
• B. Three
• C. Four
• D. Five

Explanation: For geographical study, the Indus Plain is commonly divided into the Upper Indus Plain and the Lower Indus Plain.

• A. Reverine plain
• B. Meander plain
• C. Non area plain
• D. Cover flood plain

Explanation: The broad plain areas of Sindh, Bahawalpur and the Rachna Doab are described in this classification as cover flood plains.

• A. Islamabad
• B. Lahore
• C. Hyderabad
• D. Sukkur

Explanation: Begum Nusrat Bhutto International Airport is the former name of Sukkur Airport in Sindh.

• A. RawalPindi
• B. Abbottabad
• C. Multan
• D. Islamabad

Explanation: Quaid-e-Azam University is a federal public university situated in Islamabad, at the foothills of the Margalla Hills.

• A. Rawalpindi
• B. Islamabad
• C. Lahore
• D. None of them

Explanation: Pakistan's Naval Headquarters is located in Islamabad, alongside the headquarters of the other armed services.

• A. Rawalpindi
• B. Nmurree
• C. Islamabad
• D. None of them

Explanation: Shakarparian Park is a well-known recreational and viewpoint area of Islamabad, near the Pakistan Monument and Lok Virsa.

• A. Rawalpindi
• B. Nurree
• C. ICT
• D. None of them

Explanation: Ayub National Park is situated in Rawalpindi and is named after President Muhammad Ayub Khan.

• A. 806 sq.km
• B. 906 sq.km
• C. 1006 sq.km
• D. 1106 sq.km

Explanation: The Islamabad Capital Territory covers about 906 square kilometres. It is a separate federal territory rather than a province of Pakistan.

• A. Bahawalpur
• B. Multan
• C. Turbat
• D. None of them

Explanation: Turbat in Balochistan is widely cited in Pakistan general knowledge as one of the country’s hottest places and recorded an exceptionally…

• A. Friendly Desert
• B. Hot Desert
• C. Cool Desert
• D. None of them

Explanation: Thar is popularly called the “Friendly Desert” in Pakistan studies because its desert environment supports settled communities and…

• A. Jamshoro
• B. Karachi
• C. Larkana
• D. Hyderabad

Explanation: The Sindh Provincial Museum is located in Hyderabad, near the Rani Bagh area. It displays the cultural and archaeological heritage of Sindh.