A) Barely

B) Certainly

C) Completely

D) Surely

A) Honorable

B) Genuine

C) Unstable

D) Excite

A) Condole

B) Durable

C) Rejoice

D) Beautiful

A) Mistrust

B) Give approval

C) Insecure

D) Indifference

A) Robbed

B) Pinched

C) Stolen

D) Established

A) Defeated

B) Irritated

C) Excited

D) Prevented

A) G. Allana

B) Thomas Gray

C) Arthur Hugh Clough

D) Lord Tennyson

A) William Wordsworth

B) Thomas Campion

C) John Milton

D) Alexander Pope

A) G. Allana

B) William Shakespeare

C) William Wordsworth

D) John Keats

A) Ode to Nightingale

B) Solitary Reaper

C) The Man of Life Upright

D) Music When Soft Voices Die

A) The president will have been seen by all ministers off at the airport.

B) The president will be see off by all the ministers at the airport.

C) The president at the airport will be see off by all the ministers.

D) The president will be seen off at the airport by all the ministers.

A) She asked to me where did my brother live.

B) She said to me where your brother lives.

C) She asked me where my brother lived.

D) She asked me that where my brother lived.

A) Aliphatic compounds

B) Aromatic compounds

C) Heterocyclic compounds

D) Alicyclic compounds

A) Ethane

B) Propane

C) Methane

D) All of them

A) Mesosphere

B) Stratosphere

C) Thermosphere

D) Troposphere

A) pH = 2

B) pH = 6

C) pH = 1.5

D) pH = 1

A) Actinium (Ac)

B) Francium (Fr)

C) Cerium (Ce)

D) Polonium (Po)

A) Vertical component of projectile motion

B) Circular motion at constant speed

C) A swinging pendulum

D) Horizontal component of projectile motion

A) 12800 N

B) 1000 N

C) 3000 N

D) 6800 N

A) Is not subject to diffraction

B) Is a torsional wave rather than a longitudinal wave

C) Does not require energy for its origin

D) Is a longitudinal wave rather than a transverse wave

A) The momentum of a test charge

B) The kinetic energy of a test charge

C) The potential energy of a test charge

D) The force acting on a test charge

A) Power

B) Energy / time

C) Energy

D) Potential

A) Algae

B) Fungi

C) Bryophytes

D) Plants

A) Solanum lycopersicum

B) Solanum melongena

C) Solanum nigrum

D) Solanum tuberosum

A) Cytoplasm

B) Nucleus

C) Mitochondria

D) Golgi bodies

A) Stomata

B) Hydathodes

C) Lenticels

D) Pores

A) Mollusca

B) Cnidaria

C) Echinodermata

D) All of these

A) Heterotrophic

B) Monotrophic

C) Saprotrophic

D) Autotrophic

A) UAG

B) AUG

C) UUU

D) UUC

A) Ribosomes

B) Peroxisomes

C) Lysosomes

D) All of these

A) 28

B) 30

C) 32

D) 26

A) 0.25

B) 0.025

C) 0.02

D) 0.20

A) 64

B) 70

C) 76

D) 82

A) 125

B) 110

C) 115

D) None of these

A) 1906

B) 1907

C) 1909

D) 1913

A) Sir Syed Ahmed Khan

B) Quaid-i-Azam

C) Allama Iqbal

D) Liaquat Ali Khan

A) National security

B) Public order

C) Religious harmony

D) Economic stability

A) Muhammad Aurangzeb

B) Shaukat Tarin

C) Miftah Ismail

D) Mohsin Naqvi

A) Increase in wages due to labour union pressure

B) Increase in production costs due to higher raw material prices

C) Excess demand in the economy leading to rising prices

D) Increase in indirect taxes

A) To produce goods

B) To facilitate exchange of goods and services

C) To manage government finances

D) To determine market prices

A) 8

B) 9

C) 10

D) 11

A) 3 Hijra

B) 4 Hijra

C) 6 Hijra

D) 2 Hijrah

A) Cave Hira

B) Cave Thawr

C) Cave Bani Hashim

D) Cave Uhud

A) Pakistan

B) Saudi Arabia

C) Turkey

D) Indonesia

A) 1580 AD

B) 1689 AD

C) 1620 AD

D) 1705 AD

A) شيخ افضل

B) شيخ عزيز

C) شيخ مبارڪ

D) شيخ امتياز

A) 30

B) 35

C) 40

D) 50

A) سر سید احمد خان

B) علامہ شبلی نعمانی

C) محمد حسین آزاد

D) نظیر اکبر آبادی

A) جوش ملیح آبادی

B) سر سید احمد خان

C) فیض احمد فیض

D) علامہ محمد اقبال

A) میرا جی

B) نظیر اکبر آبادی

C) اکبر الہ آبادی

D) علامہ اقبال

A) Barely

B) Certainly

C) Completely

D) Surely

A) Honorable

B) Genuine

C) Unstable

D) Excite

A) Condole

B) Durable

C) Rejoice

D) Beautiful

A) Mistrust

B) Violation

C) Insecure

D) Indifferent

A) Robbed

B) Pinched

C) Stolen

D) Established

A) Defeated

B) Irritated

C) Excited

D) Prevented

A) G. Allana

B) Thomas Gray

C) Arthur Hugh Clough

D) Lord Tennyson

A) William Wordsworth

B) Thomas Campion

C) John Milton

D) Alexander Pope

A) G. Allana

B) William Shakespeare

C) William Wordsworth

D) John Keats

A) Ode to Nightingale

B) Solitary Reaper

C) The Man of Life Upright

D) Music When Soft Voices Die

A) The president will have been seen by all ministers off at the airport.

B) The president will be see off by all the ministers at the airport.

C) The president at the airport will be see off by all the ministers.

D) The president will be seen off at the airport by all the ministers.

A) She asked to me where did my brother live.

B) She said to me where your brother lives.

C) She asked me where my brother lived.

D) She asked me that where my brother lived.

A) Aliphatic compounds

B) Aromatic compounds

C) Heterocyclic compounds

D) Alicyclic compounds

A) Ethane

B) Propane

C) Methane

D) All of them

A) Mesosphere

B) Stratosphere

C) Thermosphere

D) Troposphere

A) pH = 2

B) pH = 6

C) pH = 1.5

D) pH = 1

A) Actinium (Ac)

B) Francium (Fr)

C) Cerium (Ce)

D) Polonium (Po)

A) Vertical component of projectile motion

B) Circular motion at constant speed

C) A swinging pendulum

D) Horizontal component of projectile motion

A) 12800 N

B) 1000 N

C) 3000 N

D) 6800 N

A) Is not subject to diffraction

B) Is a torsional wave rather than a longitudinal wave

C) Does not require energy for its origin

D) Is a longitudinal wave rather than a transverse wave

A) The momentum of a test charge

B) The kinetic energy of a test charge

C) The potential energy of a test charge

D) The force acting on a test charge

A) Power

B) Energy / time

C) Energy

D) Potential

A) Algae

B) Fungi

C) Bryophytes

D) Plants

A) Solanum lycopersicum

B) Solanum melongena

C) Solanum nigrum

D) Solanum tuberosum

A) Cytoplasm

B) Nucleus

C) Mitochondria

D) Golgi bodies

A) Stomata

B) Hydathodes

C) Lenticels

D) Pores

A) Mollusca

B) Cnidaria

C) Echinodermata

D) All of these

A) Heterotrophic

B) Monotrophic

C) Saprotrophic

D) Autotrophic

A) UAG

B) AUG

C) UUU

D) UUC

A) Ribosomes

B) Peroxisomes

C) Lysosomes

D) All of these

A) 28

B) 30

C) 32

D) 26

A) 0.25

B) 0.025

C) 0.02

D) 0.18

A) 64

B) 70

C) 76

D) 82

A) 125

B) 110

C) 115

D) None of these

A) 1906

B) 1907

C) 1909

D) 1913

A) Sir Syed Ahmed Khan

B) Quaid-i-Azam

C) Allama Iqbal

D) Liaquat Ali Khan

A) National security

B) Public order

C) Religious harmony

D) Economic stability

A) Muhammad Aurangzeb

B) Shaukat Tarin

C) Miftah Ismail

D) Mohsin Naqvi

A) Increase in wages due to labour union pressure

B) Increase in production costs due to higher raw material prices

C) Excess demand in the economy leading to rising prices

D) Increase in indirect taxes

A) To produce goods

B) To facilitate exchange of goods and services

C) To manage government finances

D) To determine market prices

A) 8

B) 9

C) 10

D) 11

A) 3 Hijra

B) 4 Hijra

C) 6 Hijra

D) 2 Hijrah

A) Cave Hira

B) Cave Thawr

C) Cave Bani Hashim

D) Cave Uhud

A) Pakistan

B) Saudi Arabia

C) Turkey

D) Indonesia

A) 1580 AD

B) 1689 AD

C) 1620 AD

D) 1705 AD

A) شيخ افضل

B) شيخ عزيز

C) شيخ مبارڪ

D) شيخ امتياز

A) 30

B) 35

C) 40

D) 50

A) سر سید احمد خان

B) علامہ شبلی نعمانی

C) محمد حسین آزاد

D) نظیر اکبر آبادی

A) جوش ملیح آبادی

B) سر سید احمد خان

C) فیض احمد فیض

D) علامہ محمد اقبال

A) میرا جی

B) نظیر اکبر آبادی

C) اکبر الہ آبادی

D) علامہ اقبال