CSS Criminology 2024 MCQs

YMCQs » PPSC Assistant S&GD MCQs – Evening Batch – December 2024

Here you can attempt the past paper MCQs of Assistant conducted for the Services and General Department (S&GD) by the PPSC on December 1, 2024, evening batch.

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Q 1: Who is known as the Father of the Russian Revolution:

A) Joseph Stalin

B) Vladimir Lenin

C) Leon Trotsky

D) Karl Marx

Q 2: The headquarters of Amnesty International is located in:

A) London

B) New York

C) Geneva

D) Washington

Q 3: In basketball, how many substitutes are typically available?

A) 5

B) 6

C) 7

D) 8

Q 4: Who was the first black president of South Africa?

A) Nelson Mandela

B) Desmond Tutu

C) Thabo Mbeki

D) Jacob Zuma

Q 5: In which country did the 2001 World Trade Center incident take place?

A) United Kingdom

B) United States

C) Australia

D) Canada

Q 6: In 1968, the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) was signed in 1969 and its purpose is:

A) To promote nuclear disarmament

B) To prevent the spread of nuclear weapons

C) To ban test all nuclear weapons

D) To limit the use of nuclear energy

Q 7: Noam Chomsky was a renowned:

A) Philosopher

B) Economist

C) Linguist

D) Mathematician

Q 8: The headquarters of Red Cross is located in:

A) London

B) New York

C) Geneva

D) Hague

Q 9: Margaret Thatcher was the first female Primo Minister of which country?

A) Canada

B) UK

C) Australia

D) New Zealand

Q 10: CENTO stands for:

A) Central Economic Treaty Organization

B) Central European Treaty Organization

C) Central Treaty Organization

D) Central Intelligence Treaty Organization

Q 11: The Olympic flag with five rings was first hoisted in which year?

A) 1906

B) 1908

C) 1912

D) 1914

Q 12: The fear of heights is called:

A) Arachnophobia

B) Acrophobia

C) Nyctophobia

D) Claustrophobia

Q 13: What is the main industrial production in Switzerland?

A) Cement

B) Watch and Clocks

C) Textile

D) Cars

Q 14: Which woman won the Nobel Prize in Science?

A) Aung San Suu Kyi

B) Marie Curie

C) Jody Williams

D) Nadia Murad

Q 15: Which is the longest running race in the Olympics?

A) Marathon

B) 50 KMs

C) 4x400 meters relay

D) 10,000 meters

Q 16: Which Pakistani scientist was awarded the Nobel Prize in Science?

A) Abdul Qadeer Khan

B) Abdus Salam

C) Sharmeen Obaid

D) Malala Yousafzai

Q 17: Who was the founder of the Daily English newspaper "Dawn"?

A) Quaid-e-Azam

B) Allama Iqbal

C) Liaqat Ali Khan

D) Abul Qalam Azad

Q 18: Nawab Bahadur Yar Jang belonged to which state?

A) Hyderabad

B) Punjab

C) Kashmir

D) Sindh

Q 19: Why did Muslims observe Direct Action Day on August 16,1946?

A) To demand a separate Muslim state

B) To disregard British rule

C) To celebrate the unity of Hindus and Muslims

D) Not celebrate

Q 20: Urdu-Hindi Controversy started in:

A) 1837

B) 1851

C) 1867

D) 1877

Q 21: Who gave the Six-Point Formula?

A) Zulfikar Ali Bhutto

B) Liaquat Ali Khan

C) Sheikh Mujib-ur-Rahman

D) Maulana Abul Kalam Azad

Q 22: Who introduced the Basic Democracy system in Pakistan?

A) Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah

B) Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto

C) Ayub Khan

D) Zia UI Haq

Q 23: Wlio took the oath of The Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah as the first Governor. General of Pakistan?

A) Abdur Rashid

B) Liaqat Ali Khan

C) Muhammad Munir

D) Muhammad Shahabuddin

Q 24: Douglas David Gracey was the _________ Commander-in-Chief of the Pakistan Army.

A) Second

B) Third

C) Fourth

D) Fifth

Q 25: When was the 18th Amendment Bill passed by the National Assembly of Pakistan?

A) 2009

B) 2010

C) 2011

D) 2012

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