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Pakistan Affairs / Pakistan Studies (Post-Independence) MCQs

To solve the problem of Sir Creek, which proposal did Pakistan give to India that India has rejected?

  • A. Both countries should go for another international arbitration
  • B. Both countries should go for international arbitration
  • C. Both countries should share the creek equally
  • D. None of these
Explanation:
Pakistan proposed international arbitration for Sir Creek, which India rejected.

Which of the following is a political dispute between India and Pakistan?

  • A. Actual Control
  • B. Sir Creek
  • C. MacMohan Line
  • D. None of these
Explanation:
Sir Creek is a political/maritime dispute between India and Pakistan.

Which of the following Indian states border Pakistan?

  • A. Punjab
  • B. Rajasthan
  • C. Gujarat
  • D. All of these
Explanation:
Punjab, Rajasthan, and Gujarat in India border Pakistan.

What is the line between Indian Gujarat and Pakistani Sindh known as?

  • A. Green Line
  • B. Borderline
  • C. Yellow Line
  • D. Red Line
Explanation:
The line between Indian Gujarat and Pakistani Sindh is known as the Green Line.

The length of the LOC (Line of Control) in Kashmir is about ____.

  • A. 600 km
  • B. 861 km
  • C. 780 km
  • D. 800 km
Explanation:
The length of the Line of Control (LOC) in Kashmir is about 861 km.

Which of the following Administrative Divisions of Afghanistan do not have borders with Pakistan?

  • A. Herat
  • B. Kandahar
  • C. Paktika
  • D. Helmand
Explanation:
Herat does not share a direct border with Pakistan (unlike the other listed cities).

Spin Boldak is in ____.

  • A. Iran
  • B. Russia
  • C. Afghanistan
  • D. Pakistan
Explanation:
Spin Boldak is in Afghanistan (near the Pakistan border).

Which of the following provinces of Afghanistan shares a border with Pakistan?

  • A. Nimrigar, Paktika, Helmand
  • B. Bamiyan, Farah, Herat
  • C. Balkh, Samangan, Kunduz
  • D. Takhar, Uruzgan, Ghur
Explanation:
The Nimruz (or Nimrigar), Paktika, and Helmand provinces of Afghanistan share borders with Pakistan.

How many hours ahead of GMT is Pakistan Standard Time (PST)?

  • A. 5 hours
  • B. 4 hours
  • C. 6 hours
  • D. None of these
Explanation:
Pakistan Standard Time (PST) is 5 hours ahead of GMT.

Temperature of the sub-tropical area of Pakistan in summer remains ____.

  • A. Low
  • B. High
  • C. Moderate
  • D. None of these
Explanation:
The sub-tropical area of Pakistan experiences high temperatures in summer.