Model Papers

Q.1In Economics "Equilibrium" means:

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Q.2If X=√((1.69))-√((0.01)) then the value of ‘X’

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Q.3[1/216]-2/3 +[1/27]-4/3

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Q.4Warren Buffet earned his wealth through :

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Q.5Which of the following sets of fractions is in descending?

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Q.6A mixture contains alcohol and water in the ratio of 12:5. On adding 14 litters of water, the ratio of alcohol to water becomes4:3.The quantity of alcohol in the mixture is

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Q.7Express 7/8 as percentage

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Q.8The radius of a sphere is increased by 10%. The surface area increases by

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Q.9The average of 7 consecutive numbers is 33. The largest numbers of these number is:

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Q.10If [X3 +1/X3]=52, the value of X+1/X is:

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Q.11If 4a=8b what is the ratio of a to b?

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Q.12A 100 meters long train passes a bridge @ 72km/hr in 25 seconds. What is the length of the bridge?

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Q.13If 5×2-4x-1 is divided by x-1, the remainder is:

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Q.14Which of the following number should be added to 11.138 to make it exactly divisible by 77?

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Q.15100.9999+8888+777+?=19700

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Q.16Ashes is played between:

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Q.17The Capital of British India was shifted from Calcutta to Delhi in

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Q.18"Amir mater" means

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Q.19Steeve Jobs earned fame during his association with

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Q.20"Sue;Canal" connects two seas which are

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Q.21"A Short History of the Saracens " was Written by

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Q.22"Scotland Yard"is The police Department of

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Q.23A stock which is highly in demand being a low risk investment is called

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Q.24The founder of 'Scout' movement was

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Q.25The country Which introduced competitive examinations for the selection of Public Servants , for the first time was

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Q.26In which Muslim country, the elected Government, has been overthrown by army in July 2013?

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Q.27IIIegal commercial activities which go recorded are termed as

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Q.28Brazil is situated in:

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Q.29Peter Drucker is considered to be the "guru" of

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Q.30The fail in the value of an asset is:

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Q.31The year of 1905 is considered very important in the history of Indo-paki due to

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Q.32"Euclid" was an ancient Greek:

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Q.33The World War-ll started in

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Q.34How many stages of development have been indicated by Rostow?

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Q.35Who inaugurated the Protestant Reformation in the Christiantiy?

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Q.36Which Muslim dignitary of the Sub-Continent died on 21th April 1938?

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Q.37"Dum Dum" International Airport is in:

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Q.38The legendry painting "Mona Lisa" is the creation of:

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Q.39What is the effect of "Deficit Financing" on Economy?

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Q.40The Printing Press was invented by

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Q.41The Communist Revolution of Russia took place in

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Q.42At the time of partition (August 1947): The prime Minister of England was:

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Q.43A "Hector " is equal to

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Q.44The first Finance Minister of pakistan was :

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Q.45As Governor General of pakistan; the Quaid-i-Azam was Succeeded by:

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Q.46Famous English Novel "Tale of two cities' written by :

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Q.47Before imposition of first martial law in pakistan on October 7, 1958, the last prime minister was

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Q.48Michael Dell is one the biggest name of?

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Q.49" May Day" is celebrated to remember the Killings of labour protest of 11ts May 1886 in

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Q.50Which out of the following took place in 1963?

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Q.51"Monolith" means

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Q.52Hamlet is written by

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Q.53In pakistan provincial job quota has further been extended for

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Q.54Julian Assange is :

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Q.55"Etisalat" is a company of

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Q.56The 1965War continued for:

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Q.57SECP is the regulatory authority of

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Q.58UN General Assembly elects a president and how many vice president at the start of each session:

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Q.59New York's Wall Street is a market of :

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Q.60The most nearly opposite in meaning to "SUMPTUOUS"is:

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Q.61Exports in Chemicals and Sugar sectors have .........a phenomenal rise this year

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Q.62Pick the most nearly similar in meaning to "ABHORRENCE"

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Q.63He did not get the job because his knowledge of its was found to be

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Q.64A tool for tightening or loosening nuts and bolts is a

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Q.65To pay off old scores is to get one's

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Q.66pick the one most nearly opposite in meaning to LACK LUSTURE:

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Q.67Dr Henry Kissinger was;

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Q.68Pick the one most nearly similar in meaning to "LASSITUDE"

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Q.69One who never takes strong drinks is called a/an:

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Q.70If one does a duty with heart and soul it is done

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Q.71"Elysee palace" is the official residence of

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Q.72 "Air head" means

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Q.73"Adversary" is a/an

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Q.74A person who studies rocks and soils is a

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Q.75Which word is wrongly spelt the following set of words?

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Q.76Opposite of 'Hostile' is

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Q.77What is the L.C.M of 25,30,35 and 40?

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Q.78A wholesale tea dealer has 408 Kilograms, 462 kilograms and 516 kilograms of three different qualities of tea. He wants it all to be packed into boxes of equal size without mixing. Find the capacity of the largest possible box

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Q.79"Pride and Prejudice" was written by

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Q.80Singapore was previously part of :

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Q.81The largest Island in the world is:

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Q.82Columbus discovered America in the year

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Q.83"Braille Systum" is meant to teach:

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Q.84Which of the following countries is situated in the Scandinavian region:

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Q.85Insulin is secreted by:

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Q.86the substance used in match sticks is:

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Q.87The ability to knowing thoughts of others, is called:

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Q.88"Acupuncture" medical treatment originated in

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Q.89The first "Wahi" was revealed upon the Holy prophet Muhammad in

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Q.90The third battle fought between Muslim of Medina and Quraish of Mecca was

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Q.91Hazrat Amir Mauwiya belonged to which tribe?

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Q.92"The Wealth of Nation" was written by

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Q.93Suleman the Magnificent was a King of which dynasty?

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Q.94Who lead Muslim forces during the "Crusades"?

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Q.95Who introduced 'Price Control System" in India for the first time?

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Q.96"Micro" means

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Q.97Third Battle of Panipat was fought between?

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Q.98Shah Wall Ullah lived in:

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Q.99The first Governor General of British India was:

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Q.100Karl Marx presented his ideas in his famous work:

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