MCQS for PST and JEST

SECTION – I (ENGLISH)

Choose the correct answer:

1. While I was having my lunch, he ____________.

(A) come in (B) comes in

2. She was plucking the flowers when we ________ the park.

(A) enter (B) entered

3. After he _________ the letter, she called him.

(A) has written (B) wrote

4. She usually __________ to school on foot.

(A) go (B) went

5. They did not __________ the match.

(A) win (B) won

6. Shan has been working here _____ two months.

(A) for (B) ago

7. Where _______ you been since long?

(A) has (B) have

8. She has __________ finished her work.

(A) already (B) usually

9. What _______ she and her sister doing now?

(A) is (B) was

10. We went to visit the zoo five years ______.

(A) for (B) ago

11. Have you drunk milk _____?

(A) already (B) often

12. ________ she combed her hair?

(A) Did (B) Has

SECTION – II (PHYSICS)

13. Mixture of electrons and bare nuclei is called

(A) liquid (B) charge

14. The unit of electric current is:

(A) ampere (B) coulomb

15. The unit of acceleration is:

(A) m/s (B) m/s²

16. One millimeter is equal to:

(A) 10^-8 m (B) 10^-3 m

17. One gram is equal to:

(A) 10^-3 kg (B) 10³ mg

18. Which one is not a derived quantity?

(A) Temperature (B) Speed

19. Which one is a fundamental unit?

(A) Kilometer (B) Kilogram

20. Who told that the earth is round not flat?

(A) Bu Ali Sina (B) Ibn Al Haithum

21. Who invented pinhole camera?

(A) Dr. Abdus Salam (B) Ibn Al Haithum

22. Who was the first Pakistani to win Nobel Prize?

(A) Dr. Abdus Salam (B) Ibn Al Haithum

23. Who made Pakistan a nuclear state?

(A) Dr. Abdus Salam (B) Ibn Al Haithum

24. The study of motion of objects is called

(A) Potential Physics (B) Solid state Physics

25. The error which is caused by the fault in instrument is called

(A) Systematic Error (B) Personal Error

26. Who discovered longitude & latitude of the earth?

(A) Bu Ali Sina (B) Ibn Al Haithum

SECTION – III (CHEMISTRY)

27. Who gave the law of conservation of mass?

(A) Landolt (B) Lavoiser

28. Which one is the correct definition of Law of Conservation of Mass?

(A) mass of products is equal to pressure of air.

(B) mass can be created but not destroyed.

29. Chemical formula of Silver nitrate is:

(A) AgCl (B) NaNO₃

30. Mass of an atom compared with C-12 is called

(A) Atomic number (B) Mass number

31. a.m.u is the unit of:

(A) Atomic number

(B) Formula mass

(D) Molecular mass

32. The formula which show actual number and type of atoms in a molecule is called

(A) Atomic formula (B) Empirical formula

33. Molecular formula of carbon dioxide is:

(A) CO (B) C₂O

34. Empirical formula of Benzene (C₆H₆) is:

(A) C₂H₂ (B) CH₂O

35. Formula of hydrochloric acid is:

(A) AgCl (B) NaNO₃

36. AgNO₃ + HCl ------->

(A) AgH+ NO₃Cl (B) HNO₃+ AgCl

SECTION – II (BIOLOGY)

37. Biology is a:

(A) Physical Science (B) Geological Science

38. The study of tissues of plants and animals is:

(A) Zoology (B) Cytology

39. The study of naming the living organisms is:

(A) Anatomy (B) Taxonomy

40. Pharmacology deals with:

(A) Parasites (B) Cells

41. LASER technology shows relation of biology with

(A) Chemistry (B) Physics

42. Abdul Malik Asmai wrote Al-Kheil about:

(A) Sheep (B) Horse

43. Who is called founder of medicine?

(A) Abdul Malik Asmai (B) Bu Ali Sina

44. Which of these are micro-molecules?

(A) Glucose (B) Proteins

45. Similar type of cells together make:

(A) Organs (B) Tissues

46. Which of these is a unicellular organism?

(A) Bacteria (B) Euglena

47. Which organism lives in colony?

(A) Virus (B) Amoeba

48. Different populations make up a:

(A) Community (B) Ecosystem

49. The organisms which have no cell are called

(A) Unicellular (B) Multicellular

50. Palaios means:

(A) cell (B) ancient

Social Studies

Class 7

Sindh Textbook Board

Main Points:

1. Chandragupta Maurya was the first ruler of Maryann Empire.

2. Chandragupta ---> Bindusara ----> Ashoka

3. Ashoka was the first Empire Builder of ancient India.

4. Chandragupta’s main advisor Kautilya wrote ‘Arthasastra’ which was the main book of rules to run Empire.

5. Gupta Empire’s Rule was the golden period in Indian History.

6. Iran was formerly known as Persia.

7. Cyrus was king of Persia.

8. The famous road made of Dyrius was called Royal Road.

9. Crusades were the wars fought between Christians and Muslims.

10. Medieval Age was defined by Feudal System in Europe.

11. Feudal System consisted of Kings, Lords, Knights and peasants.

12. In 1300s Europe was attacked by Black Death or Bubonic plague.

13. Black Death spread along Silk Road from China to Europe.

14. Hazrat Amir Mauwayah became caliph fro 661 to 750.

15. In 1453, Constantinople was invaded by Muslims.

16. Kitab Shifa was written by Ibne Sina.

17. Al-Khawarzmi discovered the number zero (0).

18. Ibrahim Al-Fazari invented a device called ‘astrolabe’ for navigation.

19. The first hospital was founded by Louis IX after returning from Crusade in 1260.

20. Constitution of 1973 comprises of 280 Articles.

21. Constitution of 1973 contains 6 schedules divided into 12 parts.

22. Till now, 23 amendments have been made in the Constitution of 1973.

23. The Article 25-A of constitution provide free education to children of a age 5 to 16.

24. Tibetan Plateau is called Rooftop of the world.

25. Iranian Plateau: Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan.

26. Deccan Plateau is in southern part of India.

27. Gobi Desert is located in south of Mongolia and north of China.

28. Arabian Desert in located in Western Asia (Middle East).

29. Jerboa, Bactrian Camel and Golden Eagle are found in Gobi Desert.

30. The Tropic of Cancer passes through this desert.

31. The Arabian Peninsula is located between Red Sea and the Persian Gulf.

32. Camel Spider and Caracal Kittens are found in Arabian Desert.

33. Thar Desert is known as the Great Indian Desert.

34. Thar Desert lie between two countries.

35. Karakum Desert is located in east of Caspian sea in Turkmenistan. Karakum means Black Sand.

36. Ural Mountains form western border of Asia.

37. Sumatara (in Indonesia) is world’s sixth largest island.

38. Borneo (in Indonesia) is world’s third largest island.

39. Capital of Malaysia is Kuala Lumpur.

40. Water covers 75% percent of earth’s surface.

41. 97% water is in the oceans. 2% water frozen at south and north poles and 1% water is used for drinking.

42. Meanders are the curves of a river.

43. The place where river meets the ocean is called estuary. e.g. Rivers in Scotland: River Tay, Forth and Clyde.

44. Pakistan has three large dams and 85 small dams.

45. These dams are controlled by 19 barrages

46. Short underground canals are called Karez.

47. Huricanes are tropical storms formed over North Atlantic and Pacific.

48. Cyclones are tropical storms formed over South Pacific and Indian ocean.

49. Typhoons are formed over Northwest Pacific Oceans.

50. People forced to leave the country are Refugees.

51. Immigrate: enter a country

52. Emigrate: leave a country

53. Internally Displaced Person: DIP

54. UNHCR: United Nations High Commission for Refuges

55. Ceteris Peribus is a Latin phrase which means ‘all other thing remaining constant’.

56. Revenue is the amount brought into the company.

57. Revenue = Unit price x Number of items sold

58. Incentive means something that motivates or encourage somebody

59. Reward incentives: gifts, prizes

60. Compensation incentives: increment in salary, bonuses

61. Laissez Faire leaders give authority to the people who are allowed to work

62. Asia is divided into five regions: South East Asia, East Asia, Central Asia, South Asia, West Asia (Middle East).

ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

Friday, April 23, 2021