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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1261. Former President Iskander Mirza was buried in_________?
- A. Pakistan
- B. Iran
- C. Saudi Arabia
- D. Afghanistan
Explanation: Iskander Mirza died in London in 1969 but was buried in Tehran, Iran, where he had spent his later years. Therefore, Iran rather than Pakistan is the relevant location.
Correct answer: Iran1262. The archaeological site Takht-i-bahi is situated in_____________?
- A. Jhelum
- B. Mardan
- C. Multan
- D. D.I. Khan
Explanation: Takht-i-Bahi is a famous Buddhist monastic site near Mardan in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Its name means the throne of springs, and the ruins date mainly from the Gandhara period.
Correct answer: Mardan1263. Rohtas Fort near Dina (Jehlum) built by_____________?
- A. Akbar
- B. Sher Shah Suri
- C. Shah Jahan
- D. Baber
Explanation: Sher Shah Suri built Rohtas Fort near Jhelum after defeating Humayun, mainly to control the Gakhars and guard the route between Afghanistan and the Punjab. Akbar and the later Mughals made additions but were not its original builders.
Correct answer: Sher Shah Suri1264. Air Headquarters (AHQ) is the Headquarters of Pakistan Air Force, located at__________?
- A. Islamabad
- B. Lahore
- C. Peshawar
- D. Okara
Explanation: Pakistan Air Force headquarters, known as Air Headquarters, is located in Islamabad. Lahore, Peshawar and Okara host important air bases but not the main AHQ.
Correct answer: Islamabad1265. Which Cricket World Cup Pakistan have won?
- A. 1990
- B. 1992
- C. 1993
- D. 1994
Explanation: Pakistan won its only Men's Cricket World Cup in 1992 under the captaincy of Imran Khan. The final was played against England at Melbourne.
Correct answer: 19921266. Where is Minar-e-Pakistan situated?
- A. Peshawar
- B. Karachi
- C. Islamabad
- D. Lahore
Explanation: Minar-e-Pakistan stands in Iqbal Park, Lahore, at the site where the Lahore Resolution was passed on 23 March 1940. It commemorates the demand for a separate Muslim homeland.
Correct answer: Lahore1267. Which University did Benazir Bhutto attend?
- A. Oxford University
- B. Karachi University
- C. Cambridge University
- D. Teheran University
Explanation: Benazir Bhutto studied at Radcliffe College at Harvard before studying at Oxford, where she completed further education in philosophy, politics and economics. Since the question asks for a university, Oxford is the intended option.
Correct answer: Oxford University1268. Which college did Benazir Bhutto attend?
- A. St. Albert's College
- B. Hasnat College for Women
- C. Radcliffe College
- D. St. Agnes College
Explanation: Benazir Bhutto attended Radcliffe College, the women's college associated with Harvard University, in the United States. Oxford was another institution she attended, but it was not a college in this option set.
Correct answer: Radcliffe College1269. Which Nursery School did Benazir Bhutto attend?
- A. Bulbul Nursery School
- B. St. John's Nursery School
- C. Holy Family Nursery & KG School
- D. Lady Jennings Nursery School
Explanation: Benazir Bhutto attended Lady Jennings Nursery School during her early childhood. The other schools listed are not the nursery school associated with her education.
Correct answer: Lady Jennings Nursery School1270. Benazir Bhutto was the chairman of which political party?
- A. PML (N)
- B. MQM
- C. PPP
- D. PTI
Explanation: Benazir Bhutto led the Pakistan Peoples Party, or PPP, and served as its chairperson. PML-N, MQM and PTI were separate political parties.
Correct answer: PPP