Free National Symbols and Firsts MCQs with Answers

1314 National Symbols and Firsts MCQs from Pakistan Studies, each with the correct answer and a written explanation of why it is correct. Free and unlimited, with no account needed.

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1151. When did British conquered Sindh?

  • A. 1830
  • B. 1843
  • C. 1835
  • D. 1836

Explanation: The British conquered Sindh in 1843 after Sir Charles Napier’s victories over the Talpur rulers. The conquest was followed by Sindh’s annexation to British India.

Correct answer: 1843

1152. Ibn-Batuta visited Sindh in ________?

  • A. 1333
  • B. 1338
  • C. 1430
  • D. 1433

Explanation: Ibn Battuta reached Sindh in 1333 during his travels toward India. He later served as a judge at the court of Muhammad bin Tughlaq in Delhi.

Correct answer: 1333

1153. What is the full form of NADRA ?

  • A. National Digital and Registration Authority
  • B. National Database and Registration Authority
  • C. National Dues and Regulation Authority
  • D. None of the above

Explanation: NADRA expands to National Database and Registration Authority. It manages Pakistan’s national identity database and issues identity documents such as CNICs.

Correct answer: National Database and Registration Authority

1154. The highest civil award is__________?

  • A. Nishan-e-Imtiaz
  • B. Nishan-e-Sadarat
  • C. Nishan-e-Hyder.
  • D. Nishan-e-Pakistan

Explanation: Nishan-e-Pakistan is Pakistan’s highest civil award and may be conferred on citizens or foreign nationals for exceptional service. Nishan-e-Haider is the highest military gallantry award, not a civil award.

Correct answer: Nishan-e-Pakistan

1155. Sindh was conquered by Mohd bin Qasim during the _____ period

  • A. Umayyads
  • B. Abbasids
  • C. Tulun
  • D. Idrisids

Explanation: Muhammad bin Qasim conquered Sindh in 711 CE during the Umayyad Caliphate, under Caliph al-Walid I. The Abbasids came to power later, in 750 CE.

Correct answer: Umayyads

1156. Sindhi Ciction Writer and a Columnist Qazi Abdul Jaleel , Popularly known as Amar Jaleel was born in ?

  • A. Rohri Sindh
  • B. Dadu Sindh
  • C. Sheikharpur Sindh
  • D. he Came from Rajistan India

Explanation: Amar Jaleel, whose real name is Qazi Abdul Jaleel, was born in Rohri, Sindh. He is known for Sindhi fiction and column writing.

Correct answer: Rohri Sindh

1157. Sindhu Muhinje Saah Mein" Famous book of Sindhi literature , written by__________?

  • A. G.M Syed
  • B. Amar Jaleel
  • C. Sheikh Ayaz
  • D. Ustaad Bukhari

Explanation: Sindhu Muhinje Saah Mein is a well-known work by Amar Jaleel. Sheikh Ayaz and Ustaad Bukhari were also important Sindhi literary figures, but they did not write this title.

Correct answer: Amar Jaleel

1158. The Noor Mahal is located in___________?

  • A. Bahawalpur
  • B. Multan
  • C. Khairpur
  • D. Sukker

Explanation: Noor Mahal is a historic palace in Bahawalpur, built during the rule of the former Bahawalpur princely state. It is not located in Multan or Khairpur.

Correct answer: Bahawalpur

1159. the faiz mehal is located in__________?

  • A. sahiwal
  • B. Multan
  • C. khairpur
  • D. sukker

Explanation: Faiz Mahal is located in Khairpur, Sindh, and was built by the Talpur rulers. It is one of the best-known historical landmarks of Khairpur.

Correct answer: khairpur

1160. Who was the CM of Balochistan having shortest time in Office?

  • A. Sardar Attaullah Mengal.
  • B. Aslam Raisani
  • C. Abdul Qadoos Bazenjo
  • D. Zulfiqar Magsi

Explanation: Zulfiqar Magsi is generally cited in standard Pakistan Studies MCQs as the Balochistan chief minister with the shortest tenure among the listed names. The question does not define whether caretaker administrations are included, but option d is the established intended answer.

Correct answer: Zulfiqar Magsi