PMS BPS-17 Held in 2019
Total Questions: 96
A ) Helsinki
B ) Suva
C ) Paris
D ) Grozny ✅
A ) 22nd September
B ) 3rd December
C ) 22nd March
D ) 24th October ✅
A ) Quaid-e-Azam
B ) Khawaja Nazim-ud-Din ✅
C ) Malik Ghulam Muhammad
D ) Iskandar Mirza
A ) North pole
B ) South Pole ✅
C ) Both a and b
D ) None of these
A ) 2422 km
B ) 2421 km
C ) 2423 km
D ) 2430 km ✅
A ) Kingston ✅
B ) Brussels
C ) Portugal
D ) None of these
A ) 3
B ) 4
C ) 5
D ) 6 ✅
A ) 1999
B ) 2000
C ) 2001 ✅
D ) 1998
Explanation:
Explanation: Musharraf took power in a military coup on 12 October 1999 , removing Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif .He became President of Pakistan on 20 June 2001 , replacing Rafiq Tarar . 🔹 1. Agra Summit (14–16 July 2001)
Held in : Agra, IndiaParticipants : Indian PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee & Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf Purpose : To resolve long-standing disputes, especially Kashmir ❗ Musharraf was already President during the summit , having taken office about a month earlier . Event Date After Musharraf's Presidency Became President ( 20 June 2001) Agra Summit (14–16 July 2001) ✅ After 9/11 Attacks (11 September 2001) ✅ After 2002 General Elections ( October 2002) ✅ After Lal Masjid Operation ( July 2007) ✅ After Emergency Rule (November 2007) ✅ After Benazir Bhutto Assassination (27 December 2007 ) ✅ After.
A ) Angel ✅
B ) Victoria
C ) Iguazu falls
D ) None of these
A ) 6th
B ) 8th
C ) 9th ✅
D ) 10th
A ) China
B ) Russia ✅
C ) USA
D ) Canada
A ) China ✅
B ) USA
C ) Russia
D ) Canada
A ) January 1971
B ) January 1972 ✅
C ) January 1973
D ) January 1974
A ) 1985
B ) 1986
C ) 1987
D ) 1988 ✅
A ) Liver
B ) Kidney ✅
C ) Stomach
D ) None of these
A ) In ✅
B ) To
C ) With
D ) None of these
A ) Attract
B ) Iure
C ) Draw
D ) Safe ✅
A ) Thar
B ) Thal
C ) Sahara ✅
D ) Gobi
A ) Artic
B ) Pacific ✅
C ) Atlantic
D ) Indian
A ) Lahore
B ) Multan
C ) Bahawlpur ✅
D ) Faisalabad
A ) Carbon dioxide
B ) Nitrous oxide ✅
C ) Oxygen
D ) Hydrogen
A ) Sindh Sagar Doaab
B ) Bari Doaab ✅
C ) Rachhna Doaab
D ) None of these
A ) Venus
B ) Neptune
C ) Mercury ✅
D ) Earth
A ) Venice
B ) Neptune ✅
C ) Mercury
D ) Earth
A ) Venus ✅
B ) Neptune
C ) Mercury
D ) Earth
Explanation:
Several planets are visible from Earth with the naked eye (without a telescope). These are often called the "naked-eye planets."
Planets Visible from Earth:
Mercury – Visible near the horizon just before sunrise or after sunset.Venus – The brightest planet , often called the Morning Star or Evening Star .Mars – Recognizable by its reddish color .Jupiter – Very bright; often the second brightest planet after Venus.Saturn – Visible as a bright object; its rings need a telescope to see. Key Points for Exams
Total Naked-eye Planets: 5 (Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn).Brightest Planet in the Sky: Venus .Red Planet: Mars .Largest Planet: Jupiter . Trick (Mnemonic) to Remember:
"My Very Merry Jungle Safari"
M → MercuryV → VenusM → MarsJ → JupiterS → Saturn Extra Tip for MCQs
Brightest → Venus Reddish → Mars Biggest → Jupiter Rings → Saturn Closest to Sun → Mercury
A ) China and Japan
B ) Russia and America
C ) North and south America ✅
D ) None of these
A ) 1997
B ) 1998
C ) 1999 ✅
D ) 2000
A ) 5 colours
B ) 6 colours
C ) 7 colours ✅
D ) 8 colours
A ) 1975
B ) 1976
C ) 1977
D ) 1979 ✅
A ) 9
B ) 10
C ) 11
D ) 12 ✅
A ) 7 ✅
B ) 10
C ) 11
D ) 12
A ) 30 AH
B ) 31 AH
C ) 35 AH ✅
D ) 37 AH
A ) China
B ) Japan
C ) Malaysia
D ) Indonesia ✅
A ) Saudi Arabia ✅
B ) China
C ) Indonesia
D ) None of these
A ) Latitude ✅
B ) Longitude
C ) Both a and b
D ) None of these
A ) Punjabi
B ) Sindhi ✅
C ) Balochi
D ) None of these
A ) 2 minutes
B ) 11 minutes
C ) 4 minutes ✅
D ) 8 minutes
A ) Ghazala suleman
B ) Maliha Sami
C ) Shukriya khanum
D ) Ayesha Farooq ✅
A ) 10th
B ) 8th
C ) 7th
D ) 18th ✅
A ) Hazrat Masab Bin Umair ✅
B ) Hazrat Abu Huraira
C ) Hazrat Abdullah Bin jabbir
D ) Hazrat Saad Bin ABI Waqas
A ) Ahmad Rayaz
B ) Qibla Ayaz ✅
C ) Haseen Umer
D ) None of these
A ) Hazrat Umar ✅
B ) Hazrat Usman
C ) Hazrat Abu Bakar
D ) Hazrat Ali
A ) June 2018
B ) October 2018
C ) February 2018
D ) None of these ✅
A ) Abnormal
B ) Abstruse
C ) Deceive ✅
D ) None of these
A ) 1st hijri
B ) 9th hijri
C ) 10th Hijrah ✅
D ) None of these
A ) 7 liters
B ) 8 liters
C ) 5 liters ✅
D ) 6 liters
A ) Africa and North America
B ) Africa and Asia ✅
C ) Asia and Europe
D ) None of these
A ) Quaid-e-Azam
B ) Khawaja Nazim-ud-Din
C ) G. Muhammad
D ) Iskandar Mirza ✅
A ) 1500
B ) 3000
C ) 2500
D ) 2000 ✅
A ) Rakapshi
B ) Tirch Mir ✅
C ) Mansherbrum
D ) Haramosh peak
A ) Africa
B ) Antarctica ✅
C ) Europe
D ) North America
A ) Antarctica
B ) Europe ✅
C ) Africa
D ) North America
A ) Converted Natural Gas
B ) Conducted Natural Gas
C ) Consumed Natural Gas
D ) Compressed Natural Gas ✅
A ) 34
B ) 35
C ) 36
D ) 37 ✅
A ) Michael Angelo
B ) Leonardo Da Vinci ✅
C ) Benjamin Franklin
D ) None
A ) Sultan mosque
B ) Istanbul mosque
C ) Delhi mosque
D ) Blue Mosque ✅
A ) Chemistry
B ) Biology
C ) Computer
D ) Physics ✅
Explanation:
Award: Nobel Prize in Physics Year: 1979Shared With: Sheldon Glashow (USA) and Steven Weinberg (USA)Field of Work: Theoretical PhysicsContribution: Developed the Electroweak Unification Theory Significance: Unified two fundamental forces of nature:Electromagnetic Force Weak Nuclear Force
A ) Swat ✅
B ) Gilgit
C ) Murree
D ) Azad Kashmir
A ) Oxygen
B ) Carbon monoxide
C ) Carbon dioxide ✅
D ) Hydrogen
A ) Lahore Allama Iqbal international
B ) Benazir international airport Islamabad ✅
C ) Karachi airport
D ) None
A ) Amara
B ) Maryam
C ) Zainab
D ) Fatima ✅
A ) Abdul Rehman ibne Sakhar ✅
B ) Abdul Rahman IBne Talib
C ) Abdul Rehman ibne Talib
D ) None
A ) 11
B ) 17
C ) 01 ✅
D ) 13
A ) France
B ) Indonesia
C ) Shanghai
D ) None ✅
A ) Density of water is less than ice
B ) Density of water is greater than ice ✅
C ) Both a and b
D ) None
A ) Andes ✅
B ) Karakorum range
C ) Himalaya range
D ) None
A ) 7
B ) 8 ✅
C ) 9
D ) 5
A ) 1964
B ) 1971 ✅
C ) 1972
D ) 1975
A ) Iran ✅
B ) China
C ) Afghanistan
D ) None
A ) Asia
B ) Oceania ✅
C ) Middle east
D ) None
A ) Eastern Europe
B ) Oceania
C ) Central America
D ) None ✅
A ) 22 ND march
B ) 22nd September
C ) 22nd December ✅
D ) 22nd October
A ) 111
B ) 112
C ) 113 ✅
D ) 114
A ) Coulomb
B ) Ampere
C ) Pascal
D ) Distance ✅
Explanation:
Light year is a unit of distance , not time .
Explanation:
✅ A light year is the distance that light travels in one year in a vacuum. ✅ Light travels at about 300,000 kilometers per second , so: ✅ 1 light year ≈ 9.46 trillion kilometers (9.46 × 10¹² km) ✅ Or ≈ 5.88 trillion miles ✅ Light year = unit of distance ✅ Julian year = unit of time A light-year Julian year
A ) Leather
B ) Textile ✅
C ) Garments
D ) None
A ) Physical change
B ) Chemical change ✅
C ) Both a and b
D ) None
A ) 3 years
B ) 7 years
C ) 8 years
D ) 5 years ✅
A ) China
B ) France
C ) Canada
D ) Switzerland ✅
A ) Taurat
B ) Zaboor
C ) Injeel ✅
D ) None
A ) 860,912 Sq km
B ) 790,98 Sq km
C ) 796,960Sq km ✅
D ) 881,913Sq km
A ) $1297.3
B ) $1197.3
C ) $1397.3
D ) $1497.3 ✅
A ) North south
B ) South East
C ) North East ✅
D ) None
A ) Ravi
B ) Chenab
C ) Sutlej ✅
D ) None
A ) 5 ✅
B ) 6
C ) 4
D ) 3
A ) Salat ✅
B ) Rights
C ) Men
D ) Women
A ) Allay
B ) Pacify
C ) Rise ✅
D ) None
A ) Rise
B ) Down ✅
C ) Jump
D ) Hit
A ) In
B ) On
C ) To ✅
D ) With
A ) In
B ) On
C ) To ✅
D ) With
A ) 60 litera ✅
B ) 50 liters
C ) 40 liters
D ) None
A ) Victoria
B ) Niagara ✅
C ) Angel
D ) Yosemite
A ) Arctic
B ) Indian
C ) Atlantic
D ) Pacific ✅
A ) Dr Paul Muller
B ) Charles Darwin ✅
C ) Edward Jenner
D ) Dr Bernard christian
A ) Wheel
B ) Steam engine
C ) Spinning Jenny ✅
D ) Plato
A ) Homer ✅
B ) Euclid
C ) Aristotle
D ) Plato
A ) Colorado
B ) Jordan ✅
C ) Darling
D ) Ganges