🧠 1–10: World General Knowledge The largest ocean in the world is: A) Atlantic Ocean B) Indian Ocean ✅ C) Pacific Ocean D)...
🧠 1–10: World General Knowledge
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The largest ocean in the world is:
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A) Atlantic Ocean
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B) Indian Ocean
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✅ C) Pacific Ocean
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D) Arctic Ocean
Explanation: The Pacific Ocean is the largest and deepest, covering over 30% of the Earth's surface.
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Who is the current Secretary-General of the UN (as of 2025)?
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A) Ban Ki-moon
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✅ B) António Guterres
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C) Kofi Annan
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D) Jens Stoltenberg
Explanation: António Guterres has held the office since January 2017.
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Which country has the largest population in the world?
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A) USA
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B) Indonesia
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✅ C) China
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D) Brazil
Explanation: China remains the most populous, although India is very close.
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Mount Everest is located in:
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A) China
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✅ B) Nepal
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C) India
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D) Bhutan
Explanation: It lies on the Nepal-Tibet border, with the summit in Nepal.
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The headquarters of the World Health Organization (WHO) is in:
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A) New York
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✅ B) Geneva
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C) London
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D) Rome
Explanation: WHO is based in Geneva, Switzerland.
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The currency of Japan is:
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A) Won
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✅ B) Yen
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C) Yuan
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D) Ringgit
Explanation: The Japanese Yen is one of the most traded currencies globally.
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The smallest continent by land area is:
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A) Europe
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✅ B) Australia
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C) Antarctica
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D) South America
Explanation: Australia is the smallest continent in terms of landmass.
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The capital of Canada is:
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A) Toronto
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B) Vancouver
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✅ C) Ottawa
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D) Montreal
Explanation: Ottawa is the political capital, not the largest city.
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The Great Wall of China was primarily built to:
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A) Control immigration
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✅ B) Protect against invasions
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C) Facilitate trade
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D) Mark territory
Explanation: It was meant to defend against northern invaders.
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The "Suez Canal" connects:
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✅ A) Red Sea and Mediterranean Sea
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B) Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal
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C) Caspian Sea and Black Sea
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D) Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean
Explanation: It's a crucial international waterway in Egypt.
🌍 11–20: Pakistan General Knowledge
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The national flower of Pakistan is:
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✅ A) Jasmine
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B) Rose
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C) Lily
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D) Sunflower
Explanation: Jasmine symbolizes simplicity and purity.
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Pakistan became a nuclear power in:
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A) 1996
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✅ B) 1998
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C) 2000
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D) 2001
Explanation: Nuclear tests were conducted on May 28, 1998.
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The first Prime Minister of Pakistan was:
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✅ A) Liaquat Ali Khan
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B) Khawaja Nazimuddin
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C) Ghulam Muhammad
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D) Ayub Khan
Explanation: Liaquat Ali Khan served from 1947 to 1951.
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Which city is known as the 'City of Saints'?
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A) Lahore
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✅ B) Multan
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C) Sukkur
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D) Hyderabad
Explanation: Multan is home to many Sufi shrines.
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Who was the founder of Pakistan's nuclear program?
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A) A.Q. Khan
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✅ B) Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
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C) Pervez Musharraf
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D) Liaquat Ali Khan
Explanation: Bhutto initiated the program in the 1970s.
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Which province of Pakistan has the longest coastline?
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A) Sindh
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✅ B) Balochistan
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C) Punjab
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D) KPK
Explanation: Balochistan has about 70% of the total coastline.
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Who designed the Pakistan national flag?
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✅ A) Amiruddin Kidwai
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B) Liaquat Ali Khan
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C) Chaudhry Rehmat Ali
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D) Hafeez Jalandhari
Explanation: He added the white portion for minorities.
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Total number of districts in Pakistan (as of 2025)?
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A) 120
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✅ B) 174
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C) 141
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D) 160
Explanation: The number may change, but it stands around 174.
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Which is the national bird of Pakistan?
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A) Sparrow
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✅ B) Chukar (Partridge)
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C) Pigeon
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D) Hawk
Explanation: The Chukar is found in the hilly areas.
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Pakistan joined the United Nations in:
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A) 1946
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✅ B) 1947
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C) 1950
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D) 1948
Explanation: Joined shortly after independence.
🧪 21–30: Science & Technology
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The chemical symbol of Gold is:
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A) Go
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✅ B) Au
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C) Ag
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D) Gd
Explanation: “Au” comes from Latin word Aurum.
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The hardest natural substance is:
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A) Quartz
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B) Iron
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✅ C) Diamond
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D) Graphite
Explanation: Diamond has the highest Mohs hardness rating.
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Water boils at what temperature (Celsius)?
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A) 90°C
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✅ B) 100°C
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C) 120°C
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D) 80°C
Explanation: At sea level, water boils at 100°C.
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HIV affects which system of the human body?
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A) Digestive
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✅ B) Immune
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C) Circulatory
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D) Respiratory
Explanation: HIV destroys immune cells.
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Which planet is known as the Red Planet?
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A) Earth
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✅ B) Mars
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C) Venus
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D) Mercury
Explanation: Mars has iron oxide giving it a reddish appearance.
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The device used to measure earthquakes is:
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✅ A) Seismograph
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B) Thermometer
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C) Barometer
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D) Speedometer
Explanation: A seismograph records vibrations from seismic activity.
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Light travels fastest in:
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A) Water
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B) Glass
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✅ C) Vacuum
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D) Air
Explanation: There are no particles to slow it down in vacuum.
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Which gas is essential for photosynthesis?
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A) Oxygen
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✅ B) Carbon dioxide
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C) Nitrogen
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D) Hydrogen
Explanation: Plants absorb CO₂ for food production.
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Which vitamin is known as the "sunshine vitamin"?
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A) B
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✅ B) D
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C) A
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D) K
Explanation: It’s synthesized when skin is exposed to sunlight.
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Which blood group is a universal donor?
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A) AB+
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✅ B) O-
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C) A+
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D) B-
Explanation: O- can be given to all blood types in emergencies.
📚 31–40: Islamic Studies
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How many Surahs are in the Quran?
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A) 113
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✅ B) 114
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C) 115
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D) 112
Explanation: 114 Surahs in total.
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First revelation came in which cave?
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✅ A) Hira
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B) Thawr
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C) Mina
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D) Arafat
Explanation: Angel Jibreel brought the first revelation in Cave Hira.
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The total number of Prophets mentioned in the Quran is:
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A) 20
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✅ B) 25
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C) 15
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D) 30
Explanation: 25 prophets are named in the Quran.
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Which Prophet is called "Khalilullah"?
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A) Musa (A.S)
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✅ B) Ibrahim (A.S)
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C) Isa (A.S)
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D) Yusuf (A.S)
Explanation: "Khalilullah" means friend of Allah.
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Who was the first Caliph of Islam?
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A) Ali (RA)
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✅ B) Abu Bakr (RA)
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C) Umar (RA)
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D) Usman (RA)
Explanation: Abu Bakr succeeded Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
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Zakat is compulsory on which wealth type?
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A) Land
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✅ B) Gold/Silver/Cash
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C) Daily income
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D) Transport
Explanation: Zakat is due on saved and idle wealth.
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The Qibla direction was changed in:
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A) Madinah
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✅ B) During Salat in Masjid Qiblatain
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C) After Hajj
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D) During Hijrah
Explanation: It changed from Jerusalem to Kaaba.
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Which Surah is called "Heart of Quran"?
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A) Al-Fatiha
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✅ B) Yaseen
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C) Al-Baqarah
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D) Al-Kahf
Explanation: Surah Yaseen holds special status.
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How many Makki Surahs in the Quran?
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A) 90
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✅ B) 86
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C) 100
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D) 70
Explanation: Revealed before Hijrah.
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Name of the last Prophet is:
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A) Musa (A.S)
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B) Isa (A.S)
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✅ C) Muhammad (PBUH)
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D) Ibrahim (A.S)
Explanation: Muhammad (PBUH) is the Seal of the Prophets.
🏛️ 41–50: Current Affairs & Miscellaneous
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Current Prime Minister of Pakistan (2025):
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A) Imran Khan
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✅ B) Shehbaz Sharif
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C) Bilawal Bhutto
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D) Asif Zardari
Explanation: Shehbaz resumed office after 2024 elections.
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UN climate summit 2025 (COP30) will be held in:
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A) Dubai
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B) Kenya
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✅ C) Brazil
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D) USA
Explanation: Brazil was announced as the host for COP30.
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Country with the strongest passport (2025)?
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A) USA
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✅ B) Singapore
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C) Germany
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D) Japan
Explanation: Singapore allows visa-free access to over 190 countries.
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Which app is developed by Pakistan for flood alerts?
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✅ A) Pak NIDM App
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B) Pak Flood Alert
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C) Rescue Pak
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D) Pak Hydrology
Explanation: Created for disaster management and weather alerts.
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The first woman Nobel Laureate was:
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A) Malala Yousafzai
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✅ B) Marie Curie
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C) Mother Teresa
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D) Benazir Bhutto
Explanation: Curie won Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry.
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Which country launched the first satellite?
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✅ A) USSR
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B) USA
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C) China
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D) Germany
Explanation: USSR launched Sputnik 1 in 1957.
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Which element has atomic number 1?
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✅ A) Hydrogen
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B) Oxygen
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C) Helium
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D) Nitrogen
Explanation: Hydrogen is the lightest and first element.
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First Pakistani to receive Nobel Prize was:
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✅ A) Abdus Salam
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B) Malala Yousafzai
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C) Benazir Bhutto
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D) Imran Khan
Explanation: Abdus Salam won for Physics in 1979.
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Which desert is in Sindh?
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A) Thal
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✅ B) Thar
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C) Cholistan
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D) Sahara
Explanation: Thar Desert lies in southeast Sindh.
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Which city is called the “Heart of Pakistan”?
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A) Islamabad
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✅ B) Lahore
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C) Karachi
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D) Multan
Explanation: Due to its cultural and historical richness.
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