AKUEB Solved MCQs, CRQs & ERQs (Grade Pre-9th)

Which is the Upper House of the Parliament of Pakistan?

A) National Assembly

B) Provincial Assembly

C) Senate

D) GB Legislative Assembly

Answer: C) Senate

Explanation: The Senate is the Upper House representing provinces equally.

Members of the National Assembly are elected through:

A) Direct elections by the people

B) Appointment by the President

C) Selection by Provincial Assemblies

D) Appointment by Judiciary

Answer: A) Direct elections by the people

Explanation: National Assembly members are directly elected by the people.

What is the main function of the Senate in Pakistan?

A) To interpret laws

B) To represent provinces equally in Parliament

C) To control provincial governments

D) To conduct elections

Answer: B) To represent provinces equally in Parliament

Explanation: The Senate ensures equal representation of all provinces.

Which body makes laws for Gilgit-Baltistan?

A) Provincial Assembly

B) GB Legislative Assembly

C) National Assembly

D) Senate

Answer: B) GB Legislative Assembly

Explanation: The GB Legislative Assembly makes laws for Gilgit-Baltistan.

If a new law about education is to be made for the whole country, it will be passed by:

A) Local councils

B) Provincial Assemblies

C) National Assembly and Senate

D) Judiciary

Answer: C) National Assembly and Senate

Explanation: Parliament (National Assembly + Senate) passes federal laws.

If Sindh wants to pass a law about agriculture, which body will do it?

A) Senate

B) Sindh Provincial Assembly

C) National Assembly

D) Supreme Court

Answer: B) Sindh Provincial Assembly

Explanation: Provinces handle agriculture, so Sindh’s Provincial Assembly passes it.

A law is passed by the National Assembly and Senate but seems unclear. Who can explain its meaning?

A) Executive

B) Parliament

C) Judiciary

D) Armed Forces

Answer: C) Judiciary

Explanation: Judiciary interprets and explains unclear laws.

Why does Pakistan need both a Senate and a National Assembly?

A) To increase the number of politicians

B) To balance power and ensure equal representation of provinces

C) To confuse voters

D) To reduce democracy

Answer: B) To balance power and ensure equal representation of provinces

Explanation: Senate represents provinces equally, National Assembly represents population.

Imagine the National Assembly passes a law that ignores provincial rights. Which body can protect the rights of provinces?

A) Senate

B) Prime Minister

C) Federal Cabinet

D) President

Answer: A) Senate

Explanation: The Senate checks laws and protects equal rights of provinces.