PPSC MCQs INSPECTOR LEGAL (SPECIAL GRADE-16) PUNJAB POLICE DEPARTMENT

 PPSC INSPECTOR LEGAL (SPECIAL GRADE-16) PUNJAB POLICE DEPARTMENT 

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INSPECTOR LEGAL (SPECIAL CADRE) BS-16 PUNJAB PLOLIC DEPARTEMNT -2015 PAPER: GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

  1. What is the term used to denote the unauthorized and illegal accessing of computer programs, often with criminal intent? Answer: Hacking
  2. Which public holiday is celebrated in the USA on 4 July every year? Answer: Independence Day
  3. Which country in the Middle East is the Hashemite Kingdom? Answer: Jordan
  4. Which body of people is sometimes referred to as “the Fourth Estate”? Answer: The Press
  5. What is the Richter Scale used to measure? Answer: Earthquake
  6. “Kindergarten” refers to? Answer: a Nursery School
  7. What did Burma change its name to in 1989? Answer: Myanmar
  8. Which body organ produces Urine? Answer: Kidney
  9. What is meant by ‘Cock and Bull Story’? Answer: an unbelievable table
  10. Rule of Thumb: Answer: an easily applied procedure for making a determination
  11. Renaissance movement started first in: Answer: Italy
  12. What are Newton’s used to measure? Answer: Gravity
  13. What is the most abundant element in the universe? Answer: Hydrogen
  14. How many chambers are there in the human heart? Answer: 4

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  1. GDP stand for: Answer: Gross Domestic Product
  2. Hard disk in a computer is a/an_____? Answer: Storage Device
  3. A set of instructions that operates various parts of the computer Hardware is called? Answer: Software
  4. The Capital of Tajikistan is: Answer:  Dushanbe
  5. World water day is celebrated on: Answer: 2nd March
  6. One who is  capable of dealing with many subjects is called: Answer:  Versatile
  7. What is the one word substitution for a person who is unable to pay his debt: Answer:  Insolvent
  8. The Grate Persian Empire was founded by: Answer: Cyrus the Great
  9. The place of Persepolis in Iran was destroyed in 331 B.C. by: Answer: Alexander the Great
  10. The place of King Nebuchadnezzar was situated in the city of: Answer: Babylon
  11. Which vitamin is provided by sunlight to the body? Answer: Vitamin D
  12.  the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) uses:  Answer: Antibodies

Page# 3

  1. What is the chlamydomonas? Answer:  An algae
  2. In which year, was the 1st widely-available Web browser, Mosaic, released? Answer: 1993
  3. The World famous “Golden Gate Bridge is situated in: Answer: San Francisco
  4. The smallest unit of data in a computer is: Answer: Bit
  5. What is most common salt in sea water? Answer: Sodium Chloride
  6. “The Last Supper”, a famous Renaissance painting was masterpiece of: Answer: Leonardo de Vinci
  7. The international secretariat of Amnesty international is situated in: Answer: London
  8. The organ in the body which accumulates lodine is: Answer: thyroid gland
  9. Who invented chronometer? Answer: John Harrison
  10. Which is called the “Land of the Midnight sun”? Answer: Norway
  11. Wimbledon, known for lawn tennis courts, is in: Answer:  London
  12. Britain's highest military award is: Answer:  Victoria
  13. The book “A Farewell to Arms” was written by: Answer:  Ernest Hemingway

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  1. The oldest monarchy in the world is that of: Answer:  Japan
  2. The dress made out of which of the following materials is safest to wear while cooking? Answer:  Cotton
  3. Which of the following gases is used for refrigeration? Answer:  Ammonia
  4. Philology is: Answer:  Scientific study of literary texts
  5. The 1st satellite was launched by: Answer:  USSR
  6. Which of the following agencies related to UNO was in existence before the World War II? Answer: ILO
  7. As of 2012, how many countries were members of the Non-Aligned Movement: Answer:  120
  8. The first SAARC summit was held at? Answer:  Dhaka
  9. Which among the following is a positively charged particle emitted by a radioactive element? Answer:  Gamma rays
  10. If there is no sun, the color of the sky would be: Answer: None of these
  11. Which of following is not a chemical reaction? Answer: conversion of water into stream.

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  1. A chronometer meter measures: Answer:  Time
  2. The lightest particle of the matter is: Answer: Neutron
  3. Meteorology is: Answer:  Science of atmosphere
  4. Which is called “Key to the Mediterranean”? Answer:  Gilbraltar
  5. Which of the following is known as ‘Land of White Elephant’? Answer:  Thailand
  6. “Hansard” is the official verbatim report of the: Answer: British Parliament
  7. Who said, “Better to reign in Hell than Serve in Heaven” Answer:  Milton
  8. Vasco de Gama was the native of: Answer:  Portugal
  9. Which country is separated from Ethiopia by the Red Sea? Answer: Yemen
  10. The term Paper Gold is associated with: Answer: Special drawing rights in international monetary system
  11. Income that is saved and not invested is known as: Answer: Deposit
  12. European Union consists of : Answer:  28 members
  13. KGB was the national security agency of: Answer: Soviet Union
  14. Who was the surgeon who pioneered antiseptic surgery in 1865: Answer:  Joseph lister

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  1. The credit of developing the polio vaccine goes to: Answer: Jonas Salk
  2. Who invented the ball point pen? Answer:  Lazlo Biro
  3. Blaise Pascal is associated with: Answer: Calculation Machine
  4. A metal which is liquid at room temperature is: Answer: Mercury
  5. Study of earthquakes is known as: Answer: Seismology
  6. Ecology deals with: Answer:  Relations between Organisms and their Envrmt
  7. Oncology is the study of: Answer:  Cancer
  8. Optic fibers are mainly used for which of the following? Answer:  communication
  9. Mount Logan is the highest peak in which country? Answer:  Canada
  10. In which state of U.S.A is the Harvard University? Answer: Massachusetts
  11. The first test tube baby of the World was born in: Answer: Britain
  12. What makes a lemon sour? Answer: Citric acid
  13. “Stare decisis” is essentially the doctrine of: Answer: rule of law
  14. Which country is the largest producer of platinum? Answer:  south Africa
  15. The country traditionally known for its neutrality? Answer:  Switzerland

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  1. Who discovered the Solar system? Answer: Copernicus
  2. Fathom is the unit of measurement for: Answer: Depth
  3. Which is the hardest among following? Answer: Diamond
  4. Which is the sport most commonly associated with Spain? Answer: Bull Fighting
  5. Which of the following is associated with Einstein? Answer: Theory of Relativity
  6. Who among the following received noble prize twice: Answer: Marie Curie
  7. The smallest gland in the body is: Answer: adrenal
  8. London is situated on the bank of river? Answer: Thames
  9. Plants during nigh exhale: Answer: Carbon Dioxide
  10. the headquarters of OPEC countries is at: Answer: Vienna
  11. The only Hindu State in the World is: Answer: Nepal
  12. In which years UNO was established? Answer: 1945
  13. The first astronaut who landed on the Moon? Answer:  Neil Armstrong
  14. Which Continent has no desert? Answer: Europe

Page# 8

  1. Which Pakistani poet got ‘Lenin Prize’ Answer: Faiz Ahmad Faiz
  2. When RCD (regional cooperation for Development) was replaced by ECO (Economic co0peration Organization)? Answer: 1985
  3. Inflation means that: Answer: money falls in value
  4. Who among the following is associated with the theory of Laissez Faire? Answer: Adam smith
  5. America’s Cup is associated with which of he following sports? Answer: Canoeing
  6. Silk is produced by: Answer: Larva of Silkworm
  7. Scurvy is a disease of: Answer: Skin

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