Free National Symbols and Firsts MCQs with Answers

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251. Book "Maktoobat E Rabbani" is consisting the write ups of___________?

  • A. Sheikh Ahmed Sirhandi
  • B. Sir Syed Ahmed Khan
  • C. Shah Wali Ullah
  • D. Ahmed Shahed Braveli
  • E. Sir Agha Khan

Explanation: Maktoobat-e-Rabbani is a collection of letters written by Sheikh Ahmad Sirhindi, also known as Mujaddid Alf-e-Sani. The work is important for understanding his religious and reformist ideas.

Correct answer: Sheikh Ahmed Sirhandi

252. Who was the 6th president of Pakistan?

  • A. Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq
  • B. Ghulam Ishaq Khan
  • C. Farooq Laghari
  • D. Fazal Ilahi Chaudhry

Explanation: Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq was Pakistan's sixth president, serving from 1978 to 1988. Fazal Ilahi Chaudhry was the fifth president, while Ghulam Ishaq Khan was the seventh.

Correct answer: Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq

253. Identify Sindhi Poet who wrote verses in seven languages:

  • A. Latif Bhittai
  • B. Shahbaz Qalandar
  • C. Sachal Sarmast
  • D. Miran Shah

Explanation: Sachal Sarmast is renowned as the Sindhi poet who composed poetry in seven languages. Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai was another major Sindhi poet, but this particular distinction belongs to Sachal.

Correct answer: Sachal Sarmast

254. Who introduced Polo games in Gilgit Baltistan?

  • A. Mr cobb
  • B. Mr brown
  • C. Mr gohar aman
  • D. Mr hari singh

Explanation: Mr Cobb is commonly credited in Pakistan Studies references with introducing polo in Gilgit-Baltistan. Polo later became especially associated with the Shandur festival and the region's cultural identity.

Correct answer: Mr cobb

255. Which of the following rulers banned music in his region?

  • A. Akbar
  • B. Shah Jahan
  • C. Jahangir
  • D. Aurangzeb

Explanation: Aurangzeb is traditionally associated with restricting or banning music at the Mughal court, although the historical reality was more complex than a complete prohibition throughout the empire. Akbar, Jahangir, and Shah Jahan were known as patrons of music.

Correct answer: Aurangzeb

256. First Mughal emperor?

  • A. Humayun
  • B. Jhangir
  • C. Babur
  • D. Shah Jahan

Explanation: Babur founded the Mughal Empire in India after defeating Ibrahim Lodi at the First Battle of Panipat in 1526. Humayun was his son and successor, not the first Mughal emperor.

Correct answer: Babur

257. From which architectural style the Mughal architectural style combines ?

  • A. persian
  • B. Indian
  • C. Islamic
  • D. All

Explanation: Mughal architecture blended Persian design with Indian craftsmanship and Islamic architectural principles. Therefore, the inclusive option is intended, although Islamic is a broad cultural category rather than a single regional style.

Correct answer: All

258. PAF Rafiqui airbase, formerly known as Shorkot airbase is located in which district:

  • A. Shorkot
  • B. Jhang
  • C. Rawalpindi
  • D. Sahiwal

Explanation: PAF Base Rafiqui, formerly Shorkot Airbase, is located in Jhang District of Punjab. Shorkot is the associated city, while the administrative district is Jhang.

Correct answer: Jhang

259. Who is called the father of qawali and ghazal?

  • A. amir khusrau
  • B. faizi
  • C. tansen
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Amir Khusrau is traditionally called the father of qawwali and is also credited with major developments in Hindustani musical and poetic traditions. Faizi was primarily a poet and scholar, while Tansen was a renowned vocalist.

Correct answer: amir khusrau

260. ISPR was established in Pakistan in which year?

  • A. May 1948
  • B. May 1949
  • C. May 1950
  • D. May 1951

Explanation: The Inter-Services Public Relations Directorate was established in May 1949 to coordinate the armed forces' public communication and media relations. It is Pakistan's principal military public-relations organization.

Correct answer: May 1949