Model Paper 2023 PPSC Junior Clerk BPS-11

Total Questions: 101

2 - Tomb of Noor Jahan is located in:

A ) Lahore

B ) Kabul

C ) Agra ✅

D ) Multan

3 - On ___, Isreal pulled back from Southern Lebanon to the International border line, in compliance with UN Security Council Regulation 425.

A ) May 24, 1999 ✅

B ) May 24, 2000

C ) Mat 24, 2001

D ) None of these

4 - The constitution of 1956 was:

A ) Unicameral ✅

B ) Bicameral

C ) Trilateral

D ) None of these

5 - The Second Round Table conference was held in:

A ) 1930

B ) 1931 ✅

C ) 1979

D ) 1982

6 - The largest earth filled dam of the world is:

A ) Tarbela ✅

B ) Warsak

C ) Mangla

D ) Swan

7 - Ceasefire is line of Kashmir was draw in the year

A ) 1948

B ) 1949 ✅

C ) 1950

D ) None of these

8 - What is the major dispute between India and Pakistan

A ) Water problem

B ) Kashmir issue ✅

C ) Ladakh issue

D ) None of these

9 - At____ in 1945 U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt British Prime Minister whinstone Churchill, and Soviet Prime Joseph Stalin made important discussions regarding the future progress of the war and the postwar world.

A ) Yalta ✅

B ) Austin

C ) Detroit

D ) None of these

10 - Which country is located west of Pakistan:

A ) Iran ✅

B ) China

C ) Turkey

D ) None of these

11 - UN charter has how many chapters:

A ) 16

B ) 17

C ) 18

D ) 19 ✅

12 - The Tashkent declaration between Pakistan and India was signed on:

A ) 10 January 1966 ✅

B ) 10 January 1965

C ) 10 January 1964

D ) 10 January 1963

13 - Which one of the following countries was the last one to became a member of the South Asian Association for Regional cooperation (SAARC)?

A ) Sri Lanka

B ) Nepal

C ) Afghanistan ✅

D ) None of these

14 - Which of the following lake is called Paradise of birds?

A ) Manchar lekh

B ) Haleji Lake ✅

C ) Keenjhar lake

D ) None of these

15 - When was Liaquat Nehru Pact :between India and Pakistan signed

A ) 1950 ✅

B ) 1952

C ) 1954

D ) 1956

16 - The site of Harappa is located in which province:

A ) Punjab ✅

B ) Sindh

C ) KPK

D ) Balochistan

17 - Which of the following places is the rainiest of Pakistan:

A ) Murree ✅

B ) Quetta

C ) Ziarat

D ) None of

18 - National poet of Pakistan is:

A ) Allama Iqbal ✅

B ) Hafeez Jalandhri

C ) Josh Malih Abadi

D ) None of these

19 - Father of unclear bomb in Pakistan:

A ) Z. A Bhutto

B ) A.Q khan ✅

C ) M. Nawaz sharif

D ) Samar Mubarak

20 - Khanpur Dam is located in:

A ) Karachi

B ) Khairpur

C ) Haripur ✅

D ) Swat

21 - The idea of Pakistan was first conceived by:

A ) Allama Iqbal ✅

B ) Muhammad Ali jannah

C ) Shaukat Ali

D ) Agha Khan

22 - The Non- cooperation Movement was launched on_____ by the Indian National Congress (INC).

A ) 5th September 1920 ✅

B ) 5th September 1921

C ) 5th September 1922

D ) None of these

23 - Census is held in Pakistan after every:

A ) 5 years

B ) 10 years ✅

C ) 15 years

D ) None of these

24 - Ahmad Sukarno was president of which country:

A ) Indonesia ✅

B ) Malaysia

C ) Maldives

D ) Sudan

25 - The capital of British India was transferred from Calcutta to Delhi in the year ____.

A ) 1911 ✅

B ) 1912

C ) 1913

D ) 1914

26 - Which laboratory in Pakistan is related to nuclear power:

A ) KRL ✅

B ) SNGPL

C ) SUPARCO

D ) None of these

28 - Upper House of the Indian parliament is known as the _____.

A ) Lok Sabha

B ) Vidhan Sabha

C ) Rajya Sabha ✅

D ) None of these

29 - Which Strait Separates Italy from Sicily:

A ) Strait of Messina ✅

B ) Sunda Strait

C ) Strait of Otranto

D ) Strait of Sicily

30 - The world's oldest Parliament, founded in the year 930 AD is:

A ) Althing of Iceland ✅

B ) Cortes of Spain

C ) Diet of Japan

D ) None of these

31 - How among the following invented steam engine:

A ) Enrico Fermi

B ) James Boyle

C ) James Watt ✅

D ) None of these

32 - In which city, the headquarters of International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) are situated:

A ) Washington ✅

B ) New York

C ) Philadelphia

D ) None of these

33 - Penicillin was discovered by:

A ) Lister

B ) Alexander Fleming ✅

C ) Paul Elrich

D ) None of these

34 - Breaking water by separating it into hydrogen and oxygen is an example of a

A ) Evaporation

B ) Condensation

C ) Decomposition ✅

D ) Sublimation

35 - Which of the following metals is not only magnetic but also radioactive?

A ) Thorium ✅

B ) Aluminium

C ) Iron

D ) None of these

Explanation:

Radioactivity was discovered by Becquerel.
Radioactivity emerges from: Nuclear energy.
Radioactivity is measured by which device Geiger counter.
Thorium metal is not only magnetic but also radioactive Radioactive element are Plutonium, Thorium, Uranium.
Alpha rays is a positively charged particle emitted by a radioactive element.
A negatively charged particle emitted by a radioactive element during radioactive decay is called a Beta particle.
Radioactive isotopes are used in medicine for both diagnostic imaging and treatment.
A 100 g sample of a radioactive element has a half life of 5 days. 12.5grams of radioactive material will remain after 15 days.
Radioactive elements have atomic number greater than82.
Weak Nuclear Force is responsible for the radioactive decay of the nucleus.
The radioactive material must be placed in a box of Lead.
Radioactive cobalt 60 is used for curing: Cancerous cells.
Radioactive isotope present in atmosphere is: carbon -14.
Unstable nuclei are radioactive.When radioactivity rays are passed through air or any gas, they cause it to Ionize.

36 - Blood pressure numbers of less than___mm Hg (millimetres of Mercury) are considered within the normal range.

A ) 120/80 ✅

B ) 120/100

C ) 120/30

D ) None of these

37 - How many members of Economic Cooperation Organisation:

A ) 5

B ) 10 ✅

C ) 15

D ) 20

38 - The founder of Indian National Congress is ____.

A ) A O Hume ✅

B ) Nehru

C ) Gandhi

D ) None of these

39 - How is known as the father of the local self- government

A ) Warren Hastings

B ) Lord Rippon ✅

C ) Lord Dalhousie

D ) Lord Cornwallis

40 - Which shortcut key is used for justifying the text of a Microsoft Word document?

A ) Ctrl+1

B ) Ctrl+R

C ) Ctrl+S

D ) Ctrl+J ✅

Explanation:

Ctrl+K is a keyboard shortcut used in many applications, primarily for inserting or editing hyperlinks.
Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow selects the text from the current cursor position up to the beginning of the current paragraph.
Ctrl+Shift+Left Arrow is a keyboard shortcut that extends the text selection to the left, specifically by one word at a time
Alt + Ctrl + Left Arrow typically rotates the display 90 degrees to the left.
Shift key + Use mouse shortcut key to select text in MS Word
Ctrl + U Shortcut key to underline the selected text
Ctrl + Shift + D Shortcut key to double underline the selected text
Ctrl + E: This shortcut centers the text.
Alt+L to quickly focus on the address bar, enabling you to enter a new website or search term efficiently.
Ctrl + L: This combination aligns the selected text or paragraph to the left margin.
Ctrl + R: This shortcut aligns text to the right.
Ctrl+N :Shortcut key for blank Presentation in MS PowerPoint
Ctrl + J: This shortcut justifies the text, aligning it evenly on both left and right margins.
Ctrl + V is a keyboard shortcut used to paste content that has been previously copied or cut.
Ctrl + Y (or Cmd + Y on Mac) shortcut key is used to Redo the last action in a document .
Ctrl+Z shortcut key is used to Undo the last action in a document .

41 - The largest stock market of the Asia is:

A ) Shanghai

B ) Nikkei ✅

C ) Strait times

D ) None of these

42 - Hemodialysis is a process of

A ) Cleaning blood ✅

B ) Increasing blood

C ) Decreasing blood blood

D ) None of these

43 - Determination of oxygen carrier by hemoglobinis done by

A ) Partial pressure of Sulpher dioxide

B ) Partial pressure of Sulpher

C ) Partial pressure of carbon dioxide ✅

D ) All of these

Explanation: Haemoglobin is a red coloured iron containing pigment present in the RBCs. Oxygen can bind with haemoglobin in a reversible manner to form oxyhaemoglobin. Each haemoglobin molecule can carry a maximum of four molecules of oxygen. Binding of oxygen with haemoglobin is primarily related to partial pressure of oxygen. Partial pressure of carbon dioxide, hydrogen ion concentration (pH) and temperature are the other factors, which can affect this binding.