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Solved MCQs of Naib Tehsildar from Previous PPSC Past Paper Below is the first part of previous PPSC paper for the Post of Naib Tehsildar. In this post, you will find some solved MCQs for the post of Naib Tehsildar from PPSC Past paper. In first part, there are 50 MCQs, In next part, there will be 50 more MCQs. 1. Kyoto Protocol’ is an international treaty relating to: (a) Child labour abuses (b) Environmental problems (c) Elimination of chemical and biological weapons (d) Women’s rights Answer: (b) Environmental problems 2. ‘Vasco da Gama’ was a _________ (a) Portuguese explorer (b) French mathematician (c) English novelist (d) Italian tourist Answer: (a) Portuguese explorer 3. Africa’s largest island “Madagascar” is located in the: (a) Indian Ocean (b) South Atlantic Ocean (c) North Atlantic Ocean (d) North Pacific Ocean Answer: (a) Indian Ocean 4. Which of the following Sufi saints belong to “Chistia order”: (a) Hazrat Baha-ul-Din Zakariya (b) Hazrat Shah Rukn-e-Alam (c) Hazrat Farid-ul-Din Ganj Shakar (d) None of the above Answer: (c) Hazrat Farid-ul-Din Ganj Shakar 5. Which of the following continents has no desert: (a) Australia (b) North America (c) South America (d) Europe Answer: (d) Europe 6. The designation of a Deputy Commissioner under the new local government system Pakistan would be _____ (a) District Nazim (b) District Administrative Officer (c) District Coordination Officer (d) District Executive Answer: (c) District Coordination Officer 7. “Bay of Biscay” is situated between: (a) France and Spain (b) Sweden and Finland (c) Italy and Greece (d) Estonia and Latvia Answer: (a) France and Spain 8. The World’s smallest state by area is: (a) Monaco (b) San Marino (c) Vatican City (d) Nauru Answer: (c) Vatican City 9. Heathrow International Airport is in _________ (a) New York (b) London (c) Chicago (d) Paris Answer: (b) London 10. Which of the following statements is wrong? (a) Pakistan Standard Time is 5 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time. (b) Pakistan Standard Time was adopted on October 1, 1951 (c) Greenwich Observatory is located in England (d) None of the above. Answer: (d) None of the above. 11. Which of the following regions is ’Peninsula’? (a) Arabia (b) Scandinavia (c) Alaska (d) All of above Answer: (d) All of above 12. Identify the main cause of disturbances in the ‘Maluku’ Island of Indonesia (a) Maximum autonomy from the centre demanded (b) Complete independence and statehood proposed (c) Muslim and Christian religious conflict (d) None of the above Answer: (c) Muslim and Christian religious conflict 13. Which city is the oldest habited capital in the World (a) Cairo (b) Damascus (c) Athens (d) Tehran Answer: (b) Damascus 14. ’Temple Trees’ is an official residence of the: (a) King of Nepal (b) King of Bhutan (c) President of Maldev (d) Prime Minister of Sri Lanka Answer: (d) Prime Minister of Sri Lanka 15. The famous oil painting “Mona Lisa” is the creation of: (a) Leonardo da Vinci (b) Pablo Picasso (c) Florence Nightingale (d) None of the above. Answer: (a) Leonardo da Vinci 16. “Transworld Airways” is an airline of _________ (a) UK (b) France (c) USA (d) Russia Answer: (c) USA 17. Which of the following statements is wrong? (a) The World’s biggest zoo is in Namibia. (b) The World’s highest waterfall is Angel. (c) The World’s driest place “Death Valley” is in California. (d) The World’s longest glacier is Siachin. Answer: (d) The World’s longest glacier is Siachin. 18. Which of the following statements is incorrect? (a) The smallest planet is “Venus”. (b) The World’s largest river in volume of water is Nile. (c) Ireland is called ‘Land of Snakes‘. (d) At night clouds are lower than during the day. Answer: (d) At night clouds are lower than during the day. 19. 139 members of the United Nations have signed the 1998 Rome Treaty for the creation of a new international institution i.e.: (a) International Criminal Court (b) International Wildlife Protection Agency (c) International Water Preservation Authority (d) International Marinelife Protection Agency Answer: (a) International Criminal Court 20. Which of the following country’s parliament is called “Crotes”? (a) Canada (b) Norway (c) Spain (d) Germany Answer: (c) Spain 21. 1 metric ton is equal to ____________ (a) 100 Kilogram (b) 500 Kilogram (c) 1000 Kilogram (d) 10000 Kilogram Answer: (d) 10000 Kilogram 22. Which is not the member of ECC? (a) Sweden (b) Australia (c) England (d) Belgium Answer: (b) Australia 23. Which of the following human diseases is caused by the mad cow meat? (a) Parkinson Disease (b) Variant Creutzfeld Jacob Disease (c) Scurvy Disease (d) None of the above. Answer: (a) Parkinson Disease 24. Louvre art gallery is in? (a) Japan (b) France (c) Taiwan (d) South Korea Answer: (b) France 25. Which part of Pakistan has lowest urban population? (a) Islamabad (b) Balochistan (c) N.W.F.P (d) FATA Answer: (d) FATA 26. “Punjnad” headworks has been constructed on river: (a) Indus (b) Sutlej (c) Chenab (d) Ravi Answer: (b) Sutlej 27. The first international organization was ___________ (a) United Nations (b) Commonwealth Organization (c) League of Nations (d) None of the above Answer: (c) League of Nations 28. Three Persian Gulf islands, Abu Mussa, The Greater and Lesser Tunbs, are disputed between ________ (a) Iran and Iraq (b) Iran and U.A.E. (c) Iraq and Kuwait (d) Qatar and Bahrain Answer: (b) Iran and U.A.E. 29. Which of the following countries first introduced paper currency in the World? (a) USA (b) Greece (c) China (d) France Answer: (c) China 30. The World’s largest copper producer is ___________ (a) China (b) Chile (c) Brazil (d) Russia Answer: (b) Chile 31. ‘Santiago’ is the capital of ___________ (a) Georgia (b) Estonia (c) F inland (d) None of above Answer: (d) None of above 32. Which of the following countries is situated below sea level? (a) New Zealand (b) Japan (c) Turkey (d) Netherlands Answer: (d) Netherlands 33. The earth’s rotation on its axis is from ___________ (a) South to North (b) North to South (c) East to West (d) West to East Answer: (d) West to East 34. “Drachma” is the currency of ___________ (a) Greece (b) Argentina (c) Austria (d) N0ne of above Answer: (a) Greece 35. Green vegetables are a good source of ____________ (a) Starch (b) Fats and on (c) Protein (d) Minerals Answer: (d) Minerals 36. “Darwin” is the seaport of ________ (a) Australia (b) France (c) U.K. (d) Germany Answer: (a) Australia 37. The World’s largest producer of silk is ________ (a) Malaysia (b) Bangladesh (c) China (d) India Answer: (c) China 38. MENA (Middle East News Agency) is the news agency of ________ (a) Syna (b) Saudi Arabia (c) Jordan (d) Egypt Answer: (d) Egypt 39. “Lion” is the national emblem of: (3) Sri Lanka (b) Norway (c) Belgium (d) All above Answer: (d) All above 40. The game of ‘Hockey’ originated from ____ (a) Pakistan (b) England (c) Australia (d) Greece Answer: (b) England 41. Who has the credit to be the first women High court Judge in Pakistan? (a) Talat Yaqub (b) Nasira Javed Iqbal (c) Majida Rizvi (d) Fakhrun Nisa Khokhar Answer: (c) Majida Rizvi 42. How many Arab-Israel Wars have so far been-fought? . (a) Two (b) Three (c) Four (d) Five Answer: (d) Five 43. What is “Jingoism”? (a) Political Philosophy of State Control over all means of production (b) The injustice done to the poor segment of society (c) Extreme nationalism and patriotism (d) Promotion of peace in the World Answer: (c) Extreme nationalism and patriotism 44. Who has the credit to be the youngest Civil Judge in the history of Pakistan? (a) Justice (R) A. R. Kiyani (b) Justice (R) Muhammad Ryas (c) Justice (R) Sajjad Ahmed Jan (d) None of the above Answer: (d) None of the above 45. Who is the current rector of International Islamic University, Islamabad? (a) Meraj Khalid (b) Dr Khalid Alvi (c) Justice Khalil-ur-Rehman (d) None of the above Answer: (d) None of the above 46. 49th Parallel is a boundary line between ________ (a) North and South Korea (b) China and Mongolia (c) Germany and Poland (d) USA and Canada Answer: (d) USA and Canada 47. “Interfax” is a news agency of ______ (a) Russia (b) Turkey (c) France (d) USA Answer: (a) Russia 48. Which of the following “Gemstones” is found in Pakistan? (a) Lapis Lazuli (b) Topaz (c) Ruby (d) All above Answer: (d) All above 49. ‘NEPRA’ stands for _______ (a) National Economic Planning and Research Agency (b) Nuclear Energy Preserving and Regulating Authority (c) National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (d) National Electric Potential Revamping Authority Answer: (c) National Electric Power Regulatory Authority 50. The Headquarters of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is situated at ____ (a) Paris (b) Rome (6) New York (d) Geneva Answer: (a) Paris

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