AKUEB Pak Studies Quiz (Grade-9th)

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AKUEB Pak Studies Quiz (Grade - 9) - 1

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An ideology is

A) A shared belief system.

B) A set of customs.

C) A method of social control.

D) An excuse for separatism.

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All of the following aspects show the significance of ideology for a nation EXCEPT that it

A) Determines the way people live.

B) Provides an insight into the selection of the leaders.

C) Promotes individuality among the people of a nation.

D) Motivates people to sacrifice willingly for the nation.

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Ideology brings togetherness amongst the nation by developing and strengthening common

A) Cultural norms.

B) Ethical standards.

C) Religious traditions.

D) Architectural patterns.

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Ideology of a nation is important because it

A) Initiates heterogeneity in the nation.

B) Produces individualism among people.

C) Helps in performing everyday tasks with relative ease.

D) Provides a strong base to the scattered groups within a nation.

5 / 10

Ali wants to pursue Pakistan Studies as a subject because it will help him to

A) Connect past with that of the present.

B) Observe the climatic changes worldwide.

C) Reflect on the ethics necessary for a society.

D) Understand the dynamics of economic planning.

6 / 10

‘India is a subcontinent and not a country, where people belonging to different religions and speaking different languages are inhabited. Muslim nation has its unique religious and cultural identity.’

Allama Iqbal said the above statement with reference to the

A) Hindu-Muslim unity.

B) Ideology of Pakistan.

C) Constitutional reforms.

D) Establishment of a welfare state.

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Ideology is important for a nation because it

A) Prepares people for revolution.

B) Generates economic development.

C) Creates opportunities for education.

D) Helps in the development of culture.

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Ideology is important for a nation because it

A) Always advocates justice.

B) Gives a sense of direction.

C) Emphasises punctuality.

D) Helps in dealing with daily issues.

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“India is a sub-continent and not a country, where people belonging to different religions and speaking different languages are inhabited. Muslim nation has its unique religious and cultural identity.”

Allama Iqbal said the above statement with reference to

A) Establishment of a welfare state.

B) Constitutional reforms.

C) Ideology of pakistan.

D) Hindu-Muslim unity.

10 / 10

For a nation ideology is important for its

A) Stability.

B) Establishment

C) Spirit.

D) Development.

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AKUEB Pak Studies Quiz (grade-9) - 2

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What is one of the primary objectives of studying Pakistan Studies?

A) To promote cultural diversity

B) To learn about foreign languages

C) To understand global economics

D) To foster a sense of national identity and unity

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How does Pakistan Studies contribute to the understanding of the creation of Pakistan?

A) By teaching about ancient civilizations

B) By analyzing modern political theories

C) By exploring technological advancements

D) By studying the historical events leading to the partition of British India

3 / 10

Why is Pakistan Studies considered an important subject?

A) To learn about the history of other countries

B) To understand the origin, creation, and development of Pakistan

C) To study ancient civilizations

D) To explore modern technological advancements

4 / 10

The MAJOR reason for the failure of All India Muslim League in the General Elections of 1936-37 was

A) An absence of a manifesto for the elections.

B) An absence of centralized leadership.

C) The lack of able leaders.

D) That Muslims did not consider Congress dominance as a threat.

5 / 10

Congress rule 1937-39 was disliked by the Muslims of the subcontinent for their biased political, social and economic policies.

The political reason behind this was that Congress

A) Enforced a ban on the building of mosques in the subcontinent.

B) Had started a Mass Contact Scheme in the subcontinent.

C) Initiated the boycott of Muslim traders and businessmen of the subcontinent.

D) Introduced Wardha Scheme in the educational institutes of the subcontinent.

6 / 10

The MAJOR feature of Cabinet Mission 1946 which formed the basis of the partition in 1947 was

A) The re-establishment of the voting rights based on the property qualifications.

B) Revoking the right of separate electorates from the minorities.

C) The formation of legislative councils with residuary power.

D) The formation of three groups based on majority population

7 / 10

Quit India Movement 1942 was beneficial for the Muslims of the subcontinent because the

A) British refused to grant immediate independence to Hindus.

B) Indian National Congress was declared as an unlawful association.

C) Muslims took control in all Muslim majority provinces.

D) Muslims were given permission to rule the subcontinent.

8 / 10

The unjustness of Boundary Commission of giving Gurdaspur to India despite it having Muslim population of 52.1% led to the dispute of

A) Asset allocation.

B) Canal water.

C) Kashmir.

D) Rann of Kutch.

9 / 10

According to the 3rd of June plan 1947, it was decided that the newly formed states will follow the constitution based on the

A) Government of India Act 1935.

B) Independence Act 1947.

C) Report of Simon Commission 1927.

D) White Paper 1932.

10 / 10

The Canal Water dispute which started in 1948 was finally resolved by the intervention of World Bank in the year of

A) 1950.

B) 1956.

C) 1960.

D) 1965

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AKUEB Pak Studies Quiz (Grade 9) - 3

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According to the 3rd of June plan 1947, it was decided that the newly formed states will follow the constitution based on the

A) Government of India Act 1935.

B) Independence Act 1947.

C) Report of Simon Commission 1927.

D) White Paper 1932.

2 / 10

The Canal Water dispute which started in 1948 was finally resolved by the intervention of World Bank in the year of

A) 1950.

B) 1956.

C) 1960.

D) 1965

3 / 10

All India Muslim League performed poorly in Muslim majority provinces of the subcontinent in the General Elections of 1936-37.

The reason behind the given political failure of All India Muslim League was that

A) It did not campaign in these regions.

B) It did not show unity in terms of registration of the candidates.

C) Muslims of these regions did not feel threatened by Hindu domination.

D) Muslims of these regions could not associate themselves with its leaders

4 / 10

In 1935-36 elections, All India Muslim League only won 109 seats out of 482 seats in the provincial legislative assembly.

Which of the following is the main reason for this result? All India Muslim League

A) Was considered the party of elites.

B) Did not campaign for the elections.

C) Was a new party to contest the elections.

D) Did not have a leader as Allama Iqbal was ill.

5 / 10

Congress rule from 1937-39 was disliked by the Muslims of the subcontinent for their biased political, social and economic policies.

The political reason for this was that Congress

A) Had started a Mass Contact Scheme in the subcontinent.

B) Enforced a ban on the building of mosque in the subcontinent.

C) Introduced Wardha Scheme in the educational institutes of the subcontinent.

D) Initiated the boycott of Muslim traders and businessmen of the subcontinent.

6 / 10

In the history of the Indian subcontinent, the ‘Day of Deliverance’ indicates the end of

A) British rule.

B) Mughal rule.

C) World War I.

D) Congress rule.

7 / 10

Which reform was termed as “the postdated cheque on a failing bank” by Gandhi?

A) Cripps mission

B) Cabinet mission

C) Simla conference

D) 3rd june plan

8 / 10

The outcome of Cabinet Mission was the establishment of

A) Self-rule after the war.

B) Constituent assembly.

C) Three groups of provinces.

D) A cabinet assembly.

9 / 10

The purpose of observing the Day of Deliverance 1939 was to

A) Celebrate the resolution of Pakistan.

B) Celebrate the end of the Congress rule.

C) Declare a boycott against Hindu-made products.

D) Put forward the demands of the Muslim community to the government.

10 / 10

The rule of Congress 1937-39 was clouded with religious atrocities which included

A) Singing of Bande Matram.

B) Widdia Mander Scheme.

C) Warda Scheme.

D) Mass- Contact Campaign.

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AKUEB Pak Studies Quiz (Grade - 9) - 4

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Indian National Congress resigned from provincial governments on December 22, 1939 because

A) Viceroy had increased the voting rights of the minorities.

B) Viceroy had declared India’s involvement in World War II.

C) All India Muslim League had started protests against the congress rule.

D) British crown had granted weightage to the Muslims in the central legislature.

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Jinnah’s reason for not accepting the proposals of the Simla Conference 1945 was that the

A) Viceroy had the veto power over all decisions.

B) Legislative Council had the power of defence and revenue only.

C) Interim government had the power of the demarcation of boundaries.

D) Executive Council had unequal number of Congress and Muslim League leaders.

3 / 10

In the 1945-46 general elections, All India Muslim League was able to win almost all the Muslim seats in the Central Legislative Assembly because

A) Indian National Congress no longer enjoyed the support of the British.

B) Muslim distrusted All India National Congress after their rule of 1937-39.

C) The features of Communal Award (1932) were termed as void by the British.

D) Voting rights were substantially increased in the Government of India Act 1935.

4 / 10

The rivers that became part of Pakistan

A) Sutlej, Beas and Indus.

B) Jhelum, Indus and Beas.

C) Chenab, Sutlej and Indus.

D) Chenab, Jhelum and Indus.

5 / 10

Gurdaspur was an important princely state for Pakistan because it provided a direct rail link for the State of

A) Ferozpur.

B) Hyderabad Deccan.

C) Jammu and Kashmir.

D) Junagarh.

6 / 10

The annexation of the Princely State of Junagarh by India was based on the

A) People’s will.

A) Natural boundaries.

C) Ruler’s will to accede.

D) Religion of the population.

7 / 10

To resolve the problem of national language in Pakistan, the language declared as co-national language was

A) Urdu.

B) Sindhi

C) English.

D) Bengali.

8 / 10

The two rivers, other than Indus, whose rights were granted to Pakistan in the Indus Basin Water Treaty are

A) Ravi and Beas.

B) Ravi and Jhelum.

C) Beas and Chenab.

D) Chenab and Jhelum.

9 / 10

Pakistan Resolution 1940 is considered to be a turning point for the Muslims of the subcontinent because the resolution

A) Accepted the idea of a united India.

B) Demanded for provincial autonomy.

C) Safeguarded the rights of the minorities.

D) Demanded to have a separate homeland.

10 / 10

The MAJOR impact of the Congress Rule 1937-1939 on the Muslims of the subcontinent was that they realized that

A) United India can still be a possibility.

B) They need to elect Muslim representatives only.

C) Hindu majority rule would be unable to protect their rights.

D) Federation with provincial autonomy is the only possible solution.

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AKUEB Pak Studies Quiz (Grade 9) - 5

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“I wish the Muslims all over India to observe Friday, December 22 as the ‘Day of Deliverance’ and thanksgiving…” Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah said the given words after the

A) Success of Simla Deputation 1906.

B) Resignation of all Congress ministers 1939.

C) Approval of Lahore Resolution 1940.

D) Implementation of Independence Act 1947

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Read the following features of an event.

Minto Park was the venue of the session.
Roughly 100,000 people attended the public meeting.
Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah delivered his historical speech.

The given features depict the event of

A) Annual session of All India Muslim League 1930.

B) Pakistan Resolution 1940.

C) Simla Conference 1945.

D) Announcement of Independence Act 1947.

3 / 10

In the General Elections of 1936-1937, the position of All India Muslim League was weak in Punjab because of the strong reputation of

A) Indian national congress.

B) Independent candidates.

C) Unionist party.

D) United party.

4 / 10

Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah announced the demand of ‘Separate State’ in 1940. What was the MAIN reason that took a long time for Quaid-e-Azam to take this decision?

A) Hoping for the end of World War II

B) Waiting for the British rule to be abolished

C) Collecting funds for independence movement

D) Wanting confidence of the vast majority of Muslims

5 / 10

Pakistan Resolution 1940 led Muslims of India to better address the situation and uphold their demands. This became evident when

A) Boundary Commission was asked to demarcate the boundaries.

B) Gandhi started his Quit India Movement against the British.

C) The British presented their Government of India Act.

D) Nehru and Jinnah sat down for their talks.

6 / 10

Quit India Movement was initiated by the Indians of the subcontinent with reference to World War II.

This movement was to protest against the use of

A) Indian manpower.

B) Subcontinent’s land.

C) Indian weapon expertise.

D) Subcontinent’s food reserves.

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Gandhi-Jinnah Talks 1944 ended up as a

A) Way to end the British government.

B) Definite realisation towards partition.

C) Success for Indian National Congress.

D) Compromise between both the parties.

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The MAJOR turning factor that caused the difference in the outcomes of the elections of 1945-1946 was the

A) Active participation of Aligarh’s students.

B) Introduction of Government of India Act 1935.

C) Selection of leaders for the seats of All India Muslim League.

D) Presidency of All India Muslim League under Jinnah’s leadership.

9 / 10

Cripps Mission 1942 was opposed by All India Muslim League because

A) The name, ‘Pakistan’ was not mentioned there.

B) Separate electorates were not granted to the Muslims.

C) Representation of Muslims was reduced to 10 percent.

D) The British did not mention about their departure from the subcontinent.

10 / 10

Simla Conference 1945 was organized to discuss the plan of

A) Viceroy Mountbatten.

B) Cabinet Mission.

C) Viceroy Wavell.

D) Cripps Mission.

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AKUEB Pak Studies Quiz (Grade - 9) - 6

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“We shall either free India or die in the attempt.” The given slogan was originated in

A) Quit India Movement 1942.

B) Gandhi-Jinnah Talks 1944.

C) Simla Conference 1945.

D) Cabinet Mission 1946.

2 / 10

Due to the decision of Boundary Commission, the area of Gurdaspur which had a 52 percent Muslim population was handed over to India. Which of the following problems caused tensions between India and Pakistan as a result of the given decision?

A) Border dispute

B) Canal water dispute

C) Division of defence assets

D) Transfer of financial assets

3 / 10

The industrial city of Calcutta did not have any clear majority of Hindu or Muslim population. Moreover, it was surrounded by Muslim majority areas. Yet, it was handed over to India. This decision caused a MAJOR problem in Pakistan, in terms of its

A) Politics.

B) Defence.

C) Economy

D) Administration.

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The problem of national language in Pakistan was resolved when

A) Quaid-e-Azam himself declared Urdu as the only official language in 1948.

B) Bengali was declared as the official language of east Pakistan only in 1952.

C) Urdu and Bengali both were declared as the official languages in the constitution of 1956.

D) East Pakistan declared itself as an independent state in 1972.

5 / 10

Which of the following was the IMMEDIATE impact of Pakistan Resolution 1940?

A) Accelerated pace of freedom movement

B) Improved financial status of the Muslims

C) Establishment of peace in the subcontinent

D) Enforcing the British to sign peace pact with the Muslims

6 / 10

The Indus Basin water dispute started due to the partition of

A) Sindh.

B) Punjab

C) Bengal

D) Kashmir.

7 / 10

The outcomes of General Elections 1945-1946 in the subcontinent made the British realise that

A) Indian National Congress can lead the subcontinent.

B) Indians are content with the British rule in the subcontinent.

C) United India is a possibility after the British will leave the subcontinent.

D) All India Muslim League is the sole representative of the Muslims of India.

8 / 10

The clause that led to the unacceptance of Simla Conference 1945 by the All-India Muslim League was that

A) The constituent assembly will be formed after the end of World War II.

B) All portfolios except defence were to be under the control of Indian members.

C) There was unequal representation between Muslims and caste Hindus in the Executive Council.

D) All the members of the Executive Council will be Indians except the Viceroy and Commander-in-Chief.

9 / 10

In 1952, the step that was taken to regulate the refugee influx between India and Pakistan was the introduction of

A) Visa policy.

B) Immigration policy.

C) Border security policy.

D) People protection policy.

10 / 10

Despite signing the Indus Waters Basin Treaty 1960, canal water is still a problem for Pakistan because

A) The treaty was not renewed timely due to political instability.

B) India has not maintained the restrictions put forward in the treaty.

C) The treaty was not adopted with the change in government in both the countries.

D) Pakistan has been unable to construct dams and link canals in the given time period.

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