Model Paper NTS Special Branch Investigation Officer 2015
Total Questions: 99
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A ) It was for special gathering among Muslim of Punjab
B ) To help them to square government job
C ) To encourage non communal approach to provincial problems
D ) To defend Islam against for the onslaughts of the missionaries and to provide western education along with religious instructions. ✅
A ) The Muslim League did not to sufficient work for its members
B ) It criticized the government
C ) It's supported The Hindu case
D ) The party had no clear - cut policy ✅
A ) Recommendation for the introduction for of federal system of government in India ✅
B ) Dyarchy should continue
C ) No reforms in the provinces
D ) The importance of the majority community should be accepted
A ) All India Congress did not wish to join the Federal government
B ) There was state of emergency on the if of World War II
C ) There was law and order problem in India
D ) The India princess refused to join the Federation ✅
A ) Muslim League majority of states reserved for the community
B ) By and Iarge Muslim League failed miserably in the contest ✅
C ) The Congress had success only in a few provinces
D ) A number of political parties boycotted the elections
A ) The Muslim League won a majority of seeds reserved for Muslims ✅
B ) It captured only two provincial seats
C ) It made and alliance with the uniosity party
D ) It won a number of seats in rule Constituencies
A ) Power and self reliance for practical success
B ) Cooperation with the majority community ✅
C ) To remain loyal to the government
D ) Muslims to keep away from politics
A ) Federalism to continue
B ) Muslims to join other communities for political progress
C ) Concentration on education
D ) Resolved to have division of India on the basis of Two Nation theory ✅
A ) Islam and Handsome incompatible ✅
B ) Muslim to share power as equal partners
C ) Muslims should concentrate on political organisation
D ) None of these
A ) Gandhi ✅
B ) Pandit Nahru
C ) Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad
D ) Pant
A ) Opposition by the Khaksars
B ) Red Shirts
C ) The Ahrar
D ) Two Nation theory ✅
A ) Arrogance of the Congress leaders
B ) Callousness by F.M Lord Wavell the viceroy of India
C ) The derogatory approach about Muslims by the Hindu press
D ) Demand by the Quaid to have all Muslims seats to be allocated to the Muslim League ✅
A ) That the Uniosity party won majority of Muslim seats
B ) The Jamiat Ulema-i-Hind captured a few seats
C ) The National Muslim got few seats
D ) The Muslim League captured all the reserved seats from the Muslim at the entre ✅
A ) Congress rejected the plan into
B ) Congress accepted only the long term plan
C ) The British government was not clear about it
D ) Hindu extremists were lukewarm about it ✅
A ) Pandit Nahru
B ) F. M. Lord Wavell
C ) Liaquat Ali Khan
D ) None of these ✅
A ) Lord Mountbatten ✅
B ) Pandit Nahru
C ) S.V patel
D ) Maharaja Sadu Singh of Bikaner
A ) To protest against breach of pledge by viceroy F.M. Lord Wavell ✅
B ) To oppose the Congress policies
C ) To get Support from the masses for party membership
D ) To crush the upsurge of National Muslims
A ) Delhi
B ) Aligarh
C ) Lahore
D ) London ✅
A ) 1913
B ) 1916
C ) 1920 ✅
D ) 1922
A ) Mohammed Ali Bogra ✅
B ) Chaudhary Muhammad Ali
C ) Iskander Mirza
D ) Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy
A ) Michael Collins
B ) Neil Armstrong ✅
C ) Edwin Adein
D ) Jean Arp
A ) 1952
B ) 1954
C ) 1955
D ) 1956 ✅
A ) The president may not be a Muslim
B ) The President had to be a Muslim ✅
C ) The constitution was silent about it
D ) He had to be fifty - five years of age
A ) There were three lists from items Federal, provincial, and concurrent
B ) There were two lists of Items Federal and provinical
C ) There was only one Federal list of items and residuary Powers belonged to the provinces ✅
D ) There are two lists of items with Federal having two parts and a concurrent list
A ) Had to be a Muslim
B ) No condition of being a Muslim
C ) No need to be an elected member of the National Assembly ✅
D ) Had to be 45 years of age
A ) He forced prime Minister Suhrawardy to resign due to his personal whims, even though he had political right to address the National Assembly ✅
B ) He Controlled the practical process
C ) He made bureaucracy powerful in decision making
D ) He considered elections as a farce
A ) He had the apprehension that the newly elected Assemblies under the 1956 constitution may not vote to elect him as permanent president ✅
B ) Problem of law and order
C ) Criminal applications of the opposition by the ruling party, opposed by him
D ) Food crisis
A ) Iskandar Mirza
B ) F. M Ayub Khan
C ) Ch. Fazal Elahi ✅
D ) Farooq Laghari
A ) The Speaker of the National Assembly ✅
B ) The Commander - in Chief of the Army
C ) The Chief justice of the Supreme Court
D ) Election by the Basic democrats
A ) The concept of controlled democracy was introduced ✅
B ) Indirect system of voting was rejected
C ) Vested groups increased their influence on decision making
D ) The powers of bureaucracy were increased than ok
A ) The manifesto of the party was against the spirit of Legal Framework order issued on March 20, 1970 ✅
B ) The president Agha Yaha Khan called it and approach of a demagogue
C ) It was narrow thinking
D ) It supported national cohesion
A ) The two Nation theory as basis dof independence come to an end
B ) The two Nation theory is still intact because the term "States" were used in the Lahore Resolution of 1940
C ) It resulted due to cultural pluralism ✅
D ) It happened due to one Nation theory
A ) Alexander Fleming ✅
B ) Marcus Antonius
C ) George Bizet
D ) Charles Cornwallis
A ) April 2, 1972
B ) April 21, 1972
C ) Aug 14, 1973 ✅
D ) Aug 15, 1973
A ) The Majils-i-shoora had no powers
B ) It could make legislation
C ) It could criticize the government
D ) The executive was accountable to the majlis ✅
A ) 1978
B ) 1979
C ) 1980 ✅
D ) 1985
A ) December 2, 1988
B ) March 1, 1989
C ) September 5, 1990 ✅
D ) December 20, 1992
A ) March 2, 1976 ✅
B ) March 1, 1977
C ) December 10, 1949
D ) Jan 2, 1978
A ) August 14, 1947
B ) October 24, 1947 ✅
C ) October 24, 1949
D ) December 1, 1949
A ) By direct election
B ) By National Assembly
C ) By joint session of the National Assembly and Senate
D ) Buy two houses of the Parliament and the four provincial assemblies ✅
A ) February 1985
B ) November 1988
C ) October 1990 ✅
D ) October 1993
A ) Political crisis
B ) Vote of no confidence in the National Assembly
C ) Allegations of corruption ✅
D ) Difference between the president and prime minister about party matters
A ) Abdul Qadeer Khan
B ) Dr. usmani
C ) Dr Abdul Salam ✅
D ) Faiz Ahmed Faiz
A ) Punjabi ✅
B ) Sindhi
C ) Pashto
D ) Balochi
A ) Nanga parbat ✅
B ) K-2
C ) Mountain Everest
D ) Kirthar
A ) Persian Civilization
B ) Hindu Civilization
C ) Greek Civilization
D ) Indus valley Civilization ✅
A ) Punjab
B ) Sindh
C ) KPK ✅
D ) Balochistan
A ) Ziarat ✅
B ) Murree
C ) Swat
D ) Ayubia
A ) India
B ) Afghanistan
C ) Iran ✅
D ) China
A ) Chitral
B ) Gilgit ✅
C ) Azad Kashmir
D ) None of these
Explanation:
✅ Nanga Parbat is ranked as the 9th highest mountain peak in the world.
Details:
- Height: 8,126 meters (26,660 feet)
- Location: Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
- Mountain Range: Himalayas
- Meaning: "Naked Mountain" (from Sanskrit)
- Nickname: "Killer Mountain" due to its deadly climbing history
A ) France and Social Service ✅
B ) Industry
C ) Mining
D ) Fishing
A ) September 24, 1962
B ) October 24, 1963
C ) November 26, 1964 ✅
D ) December 26, 1965
A ) Punjab
B ) Sindh
C ) KPK ✅
D ) Balochistan
A ) 1951 ✅
B ) 1952
C ) 1953
D ) 1955
A ) Make the Federation work successfully with emphasis on National integration ✅
B ) Create disparty among the provinces
C ) Work for the good of non -Muslims
D ) Work for the protection of Balochistan's natural resource
A ) Sibbi
B ) Attock
C ) Kalabagh
D ) Makran ✅
A ) 1977
B ) 1985
C ) 1988
D ) 1997 ✅
A ) September 30, 1947 ✅
B ) August 30, 1948
C ) December 4, 1984
D ) February 10, 1949
A ) Pakistan was convinced that the people of Kashmir would actively participate in the plebiscite
B ) Kashmir freedom fighters wanted peace
C ) Hindu information media dubbed Pakistan as aggressor
D ) Pandit Nahru prime Minister of India was ambivalent about all proposals to hold plebiscite ✅
A ) January 30th
B ) February 5th ✅
C ) March 4th
D ) None of these
A ) Sir zafarullah Khan ✅
B ) Sahabzada yaqub Ali Khan
C ) Z. A.Bhutto
D ) Mohammad Ali Bogra
A ) Akbar S. Ahmad ✅
B ) S.M Burke
C ) Sharifuddin pirzada
D ) G. Allana
A ) General k.M.Arif ✅
B ) Lt. General Fazle Haq
C ) Lt. General Habibullah
D ) Lt. General F.A Chisti
A ) 1959 ✅
B ) 1975
C ) 1979
D ) 2000
A ) 1992 ✅
B ) 1996
C ) 1998
D ) 1999
A ) Khyber
B ) Punjab
C ) Swat
D ) Sindh ✅
A ) Shawwal
B ) Shaban
C ) Muharram
D ) Rajjab ✅
A ) It was beginning of an end of Ayub regime ✅
B ) The masses admired his policies during the last 10 years
C ) There was peace and tranquility in the country
D ) The students in both wings of the country remained quiet
A ) 1985 ✅
B ) 1988
C ) 1990
D ) 1997
A ) That the two countries were to settle their difference through bilateral negotiations ✅
B ) That the two nations would abide by the resolution of the UN
C ) That there had to take place a decision on Kashmir dispute
D ) That the issue of Bangladesh was settled
A ) Interim constitution based on the Act of 1935 and the Independence Act, 1947
B ) The 1956 Constitution
C ) The 1962 Constitution
D ) The 1973 Constitution ✅
A ) Provided for the first time registration of Marriages and reinforced rights of inheritance. ✅
B ) Han group of Ulema declared it purposeless
C ) Uncourahef polygamy and broken marriages
D ) It field completely to solve the social problems of the society
A ) Burki Sector
B ) Wagha Sector
C ) East Pakistan
D ) Kashmir ✅
A ) August 14, 1948
B ) March 1, 1950
C ) August 13, 1954 ✅
D ) August 14, 1955
A ) Receive
B ) Relief
C ) Slieve ✅
D ) Speech
A ) Rainy days ✅
B ) Sunny days
C ) Happy days
D ) Sad days
A ) His
B ) At
C ) Of ✅
D ) None
A ) Arrange a forum of world public opinion
B ) Settle political disputes ✅
C ) Provide leadership to the world
D ) Uphold the supremacy of the waste
A ) Portraying public opinion
B ) Objectivity in reporting
C ) Sensationalism ✅
D ) Propaganda
A ) It is violated
B ) It is enforced by a sovereign authority
C ) It is enforced by moral sanctions
D ) It is supported by the religion ✅
A ) Speed
B ) Accuracy
C ) Memory ✅
D ) All of these
A ) 12 ✅
B ) 8
C ) 10
D ) 7
A ) 50
B ) 45
C ) 40
D ) 42 ✅
A ) Appetite ✅
B ) Bones
C ) Muscles
D ) Brain
A ) Air
B ) Sand
C ) Vacuum ✅
D ) Water
A ) Encourage growth in all sactors of the economy. ✅
B ) Encourage efficient allocation of resource
C ) Encourage the continuance of the capitalist system.
D ) All of these
A ) Marixism ✅
B ) Fascism
C ) Capitalism
D ) Feudalism
A ) Customs duty ✅
B ) Excise duty
C ) Value added tax
D ) Direct tax
A ) The light rays travel much faster than the sound waves. ✅
B ) The light waves travels straight whereas the sound waves travel in circles and waves
C ) The light waves travels straight wherears the sound waves travel in circles and waves.
D ) On cloudy days we will hear the thunder before we see the flash of light.
A ) Beneficial
B ) Harmful
C ) Natural
D ) None of these ✅
A ) Forced Labour
B ) Labour without wages
C ) Labour for payment
D ) Labour according to a written promise over contract ✅
A ) 18
B ) 19
C ) 20 ✅
D ) 21
A ) 26, 30
B ) 26, 31
C ) 27, 30 ✅
D ) 27, 31
A ) Old enough ✅
B ) As old enough
C ) Enough old
D ) Enough old as
A ) Desprate ✅
B ) Separate
C ) Frustrate
D ) Illustrate
A ) Easily
B ) At once ✅
C ) Fully
D ) Efficiently
A ) Higher than the real cost of the commodities
B ) Free flow of the money in the market
C ) Devaluation of money ✅
D ) Poor Buying power of money
A ) Jammu, Kashmir, Ladakh
B ) Jammu, Azad Kashmir, Held Kashmir ✅
C ) Jammu, Kargil, Kashmir
D ) Azad Kashmir, Held Kashmir, Kargil
A ) Montague- Chelmsford Reforms 1919
B ) Minto - Morley Reforms
C ) Government of India Act, 1935 ✅
D ) Treaty of Severes