Pakistan Affairs MCQs 2008
This list of CSS 2008 Pakistan Affairs MCQs is a key component of effective CSS exam preparation. The questions focus on significant concepts and events in Indo-Pak history, constitutional development, and geography. Test your knowledge on topics such as the downfall of the Mughals, the first President of the Muslim League, and the division of power under the 1962 Constitution. This is an essential resource for every CSS aspirant to improve their score.
The resolution of non-cooperation with British Government was passed in the meeting of All India National Congress in 1920, which was held at ________.
A. Madras
B. Bomby
C. Nagpur
D. None of these (Calcutta)
The Simon Commission arrived in India on _________.
A. 3rd February, 1927
B. 3rd February, 1928
C. 3rd February, 1929
D. None of these
The British Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald announced the Communal Award in 1932 at the end of _________.
A. First Round Table Conference
B. Second Round Table Conference
C. Third Round Table Conference
D. None of these
All India Muslim League observed the “Direct Action Day” on ___________.
A. August 6, 1944
B. August 6, 1945
C. August 6, 1946
D. None of these (16 August, 1946)
Objective Resolution was passed by the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan on _______________.
A. March 12, 1947
B. March 12, 1948
C. March 12, 1949
D. None of these
Mahmud of Ghazni waged war against rebellious India in the year of ________.
A. 900 AD
B. 1000 AD
C. 1100 AD
D. None of these
Shahab-ud-Din Muhammad Ghuri defeated Pirthviraj in the year 1192 in the field of ___________.
A. Panipat
B. Nagpur
C. Tarori or Tarain
D. None of these
Qutb-ud-Din Aibak was succeeded on Delhi throne by ________.
A. Aram Shah
B. Iltumish
C. Razia Sultana
D. None of these
The downfall of Muslim rule in India started with the demise of _________.
A. Akbar
B. Aurangzeb
C. Bahadur Shah Zafar
D. None of these
The Holy Quran was first translated into Persian by _______.
A. Shah Ismail Shaheed
B. Shaikh Ahmad Sirhindi
C. Shah Waliullah
D. None of these