Pakistan Studies Quiz0% Pakistan Studies Quiz (Ideology of Pakistan) - 1 1 / 10According to Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, when did Pakistan come into existence? A) The day the first Indian National entered the field of Islam. B) The day the Lahore Resolution was passed. C) The day the All-India Muslim League was founded. D) The day India gained independence. 2 / 10In which year did Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah address the annual session of the Muslim League in Lahore, defining Hindus and Muslims as two separate nations? A) 1913 B) 1930 C) 1940 A) 1947 3 / 10Quaid-e-Azam believed that Hindus and Muslims were two separate entities due to their differences in which of the following aspects? A) Religion B) Language C) Social customs D) All of the above 4 / 10According to Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, what does Pakistan represent beyond freedom and independence? A) The unification of various nationalities B) The preservation of Muslim ideology C) The promotion of Hindu-Muslim unity D) The establishment of a communist state 5 / 10During which significant event did Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah declare that "India is not a nation, nor a country"? A) Round Table Conference in 1913 B) Lahore Resolution in 1940 C) Address to students at Islamia College Peshawar in 1946 D) Message to the Frontier Muslim Student Federation in 1945 6 / 10According to Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, what did Pakistan represent beyond being a piece of land? A) Economic prosperity B) Social reform C) A laboratory for experimenting with Islamic principles D) A center for cultural exchange 7 / 10According to Quaid-e-Azam, what was the ultimate goal of demanding Pakistan? A) Independence from British rule B) Preservation of the Muslim Ideology C) Economic development D) Religious tolerance 8 / 10According to Quaid-e-Azam, what is the unifying force for the Muslim Millat? A) Economic prosperity B) Social integration C) Islamic ideology D) Political power 9 / 10Quaid-e-Azam's firm belief in the Two Nation Theory was based on: A) Social differences B) Economic disparities C) Religious differences and separate civilizations of Hindus and Muslims D) Cultural diversity 10 / 10At the 1930 Muslim League Session in Allahabad, what did Allama Iqbal propose regarding the formation of a state? A) Amalgamation of Punjab, NWFP, Sind, Balochistan into a single state B) Complete independence from any external influence C) Division of regions into separate states for better governance D) Integration with neighboring non-Muslim-majority states Your score isThe average score is 53% LinkedIn Facebook VKontakte 0% Restart quiz Exit Anonymous feedback See review Send feedback 0% Pakistan Studies Quiz (Ideology of Pakistan) - 2 1 / 10Allama Iqbal's concept of a separate Muslim state was based on A) Cultural differences B) Economic disparities C) Religious identity D) Linguistic diversity 2 / 10Allama Iqbal envisioned a separate Muslim state to A) Preserve Islamic culture and heritage B) Gain economic dominance C) Establish a monarchy D) Promote secularism 3 / 10Quaid-e-Azam's vision of Pakistan emphasized A) A secular state B) A theocratic state C) An inclusive state for all religions D) A communist state 4 / 10Quaid-e-Azam's struggle for a separate Muslim state primarily aimed at A) Political power B) Social dominance C) Economic prosperity A) Protection of Muslim rights and identity 5 / 10what was the main focus of Allama Iqbal's address to the Muslim League Session in Allahabad in 1930? A) Advocating for a separate Muslim state within or outside the British empire B) Promoting unity among various religious communities in India C) Criticizing the Muslim League's policies and objectives D) Proposing a merger with neighboring Hindu-majority regions 6 / 10According to Allama Iqbal, what role can Islam play in the lives of Muslims in the face of modern challenges? A) It is a living and dynamic ideology that can help Muslims overcome challenges. B) It is a stagnant ideology that does not adapt to modern challenges. C) It is irrelevant in the face of modern challenges. D) It promotes modernization and assimilation into Western culture. 7 / 10What aspect of the Western culture did Allama Iqbal criticize in his poetry? A) Capitalism and materialism B) Spirituality and traditionalism C) Collectivism and communalism D) Isolationism and conservatism 8 / 10What event marked Allama Iqbal's first public appearance where he presented the poem "Nala-i-Yatim"? A) Annual session of Anjuman Himayat-i-Islam in Lahore B) Muslim League Session in Allahabad C) Indian Independence Movement protest in Delhi D) Round Table Conference in London 9 / 10Allama Iqbal's concept of a separate Muslim state was influenced by A) Social integration B) Islamic principles and teachings C) Linguistic diversity D) Cultural assimilation 10 / 10What was the content of Allama Iqbal's poem, "Nala-i-Yatim," presented at the annual session in Lahore in 1899? A) It was a critique of the existing societal conditions. B) It promoted Western ideologies and values. C) It celebrated the Indian culture and traditions. D) It emphasized the importance of nationalism. Your score isThe average score is 67% LinkedIn Facebook VKontakte 0% Restart quiz Exit Anonymous feedback Send feedback 0% Pakistan Studies Quiz (Ideology of Pakistan) - 3 1 / 10Quaid-e-Azam believed that the creation of Pakistan would A) Promote a particular Islamic sect B) Safeguard Muslim political and economic rights C) Establish a communist regime D) Exclude other religious communities 2 / 10According to Allama Iqbal, the foundation of a Muslim state should be based on A) Economic prosperity B) Islamic ethics and values C) Technological advancements D) Geographical boundaries 3 / 10Quaid-e-Azam emphasized the importance of democracy and equal rights for A) Muslims only B) All citizens, regardless of their religion C) Male citizens D) Elite and wealthy individuals 4 / 10Allama Iqbal's concept of a separate Muslim state was initially articulated in which famous address? A) Allahabad Address B) Lahore Resolution C) Delhi Proposal D) Karachi Declaration 5 / 10Quaid-e-Azam's political party, which played a pivotal role in the creation of Pakistan, was named A) Muslim League B) All India Muslim League C) Indian National Congress D) Islamic National Party 6 / 10Quaid-e-Azam's vision of Pakistan included the promotion of A) Monarchy B) Democratic principles and rule of law C) Authoritarian regime D) Oligarchy 7 / 10Allama Iqbal's idea of a separate Muslim state emphasized the need for Muslims to A) Imitate Western values B) Rediscover their Islamic identity and heritage C) Embrace atheism D) Reject all forms of governance 8 / 10Quaid-e-Azam advocated for the equality of all citizens, regardless of their A) Political affiliations B) Religious beliefs C) Social status and backgrounds D) Marital status 9 / 10According to Allama Iqbal, a separate Muslim state was a step towards A) Secularism B) Renaissance and unity of the Muslim Ummah C) Isolation from the global community D) Economic imperialism 10 / 10Allama Iqbal's vision of a separate Muslim state emphasized: A) Political hegemony B) Socio-economic justice within an Islamic framework C) Linguistic homogeneity D) Technological advancement Your score isThe average score is 66% LinkedIn Facebook VKontakte 0% Restart quiz Exit Anonymous feedback Send feedback 0% Pakistan Studies Quiz (Ideology of Pakistan) - 4 1 / 10Quaid-e-Azam's approach towards achieving a separate Muslim state involved: A) Armed revolution B) Negotiations and political diplomacy C) Religious extremism D) Social protests 2 / 10Allama Iqbal's famous poem "Lab Pe Aati Hai Dua Ban Ke" reflects his emphasis on: A) Materialistic desires B) Spiritual and moral development of the youth C) Linguistic diversity D) Economic prosperity 3 / 10Quaid-e-Azam believed that the Muslim state of Pakistan should be founded on the principles of: A) Oligarchy B) Democracy and constitutionalism C) Theocracy D) Monarchy 4 / 10Allama Iqbal's concept of a separate Muslim state was primarily a response to: A) Economic downturn B) The political marginalization of Muslims in India C) Technological advancements D) Social inequality 5 / 10Quaid-e-Azam's 14 points were presented to: A) Advocate for a united India B) Highlight Muslim political demands and rights C) Call for an end to British rule D) Promote socialist ideologies 6 / 10Allama Iqbal believed that the Muslims of the Indian subcontinent needed to focus on: A) Westernization B) Reviving their spiritual and intellectual heritage C) Economic colonization D) Emigrating to Muslim-majority countries 7 / 10Quaid-e-Azam's motto of "Unity, Faith, Discipline" highlighted the importance of: A) Cultural diversity B) National unity and a strong sense of purpose C) Regionalism D) Religious exclusivity 8 / 10Allama Iqbal's poem "Shaheen" symbolizes: A) Political unrest B) A visionary and awakened Muslim youth C) Economic prosperity D) Technological advancements 9 / 10Quaid-e-Azam's role in the creation of Pakistan was primarily as a: A) Religious preacher B) Political leader and negotiator C) Military strategist D) Social reformer 10 / 10Allama Iqbal's idea of a separate Muslim state emphasized the revival of which historical Islamic concept? A) Monarchy B) Caliphate C) Oligarchy D) Feudalism Your score isThe average score is 80% LinkedIn Facebook VKontakte 0% Restart quiz Exit Anonymous feedback Send feedback 0% Pakistan Studies Quiz (Ideology of Pakistan) - 5 1 / 10Quaid-e-Azam's vision for Pakistan included the principles of: A) Dictatorship B) Democracy and rule of law C) Autocracy D) Aristocracy 2 / 10Allama Iqbal's vision of a separate Muslim state was presented most prominently in which of his works? A) The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam B) Stray Reflections C) The Secrets of the Self D) The Idea of Pakistan 3 / 10Quaid-e-Azam emphasized the importance of education to: A) Promote class-based division B) Develop a modern and enlightened society C) Encourage religious extremism D) Foster gender discrimination 4 / 10Allama Iqbal's concept of a separate Muslim state aimed to provide a platform for: A) Religious assimilation B) Preservation of Islamic culture and values C) Promotion of atheism D) Social segregation 5 / 10Quaid-e-Azam believed in the equality and rights of: A) Muslims only B) All citizens, regardless of their religion or ethnicity C) The ruling elite D) Urban populations only 6 / 10Allama Iqbal's poetry often encouraged Muslims to: A) Abandon their religious beliefs B) Unite and work towards a common Islamic goal C) Assimilate into Western society D) Pursue materialistic gains 7 / 10Quaid-e-Azam's speeches and statements focused on: A) Establishing a Hindu-majority state B) Safeguarding the rights and interests of Muslims C) Promoting religious intolerance D) Advocating communism 8 / 10Allama Iqbal's idea of a separate Muslim state was influenced by his observations of: A) A secular Indian society B) The declining status of Muslims in India C) Economic prosperity among Muslims D) Global political stability 9 / 10Quaid-e-Azam's leadership during the Pakistan Movement emphasized: A) Military control B) Political and constitutional means to achieve goals C) Promoting regionalism D) Embracing an autocratic regime 10 / 10What did Allama Iqbal envision as the final destiny of the Muslims of N.W. India? A) A single state with self-government, encompassing specific regions B) Complete independence from any external influence C) Integration into Hindu-majority regions D) Division of regions into separate states for better governance Your score isThe average score is 75% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz Exit Anonymous feedback Send feedback 0% Pakistan Studies Quiz (Pakistan Movement 1857-1947) - 6 1 / 10What was the cause of War of Independence 1857? A) Inefficient Administrative Machinery of Company B) Greased Cartridges C) Growing Suspicion among native rulers D) Annexation of Avadh on ground of Bad-Governance 2 / 10The War of Independence 1857 was started on? A) May 10, 1857 B) May 21, 1857 C) May 27, 1857 D) May 07, 1857 3 / 10Scientific Society Translated the modern work from? A) English to Urdu B) Urdu to English C) Farsi to English D) English to Farsi 4 / 10The Hindi Urdu controversy started in which year in Banaras? A) 1854 B) 1867 C) 1870 D) 1887 5 / 10When Sir Syed Ahmad Khan went to England? A) 1869 B) 1870 C) 1879 D) 1872 6 / 10In which year MAO high school was established in Aligarh? A) 875 B) 1876 C) 1881 D) 1879 7 / 10Who founded Muhammadan Educational Conference in 1886? A) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan B) Ahmad Ali C) M. Ali Johar D) Altaf Hussain Hali 8 / 10Who started Scientific Society on July 9, 1864? A) Shibli Nomani B) Syed Ameer Ali C) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan D) Syed Mehmood 9 / 10In Which year MAO school upgraded to the status of a college? A) 1878 B) 1877 C) 1879 D) 1880 10 / 10MAO College was Inaugurated by Lord? A) Lord Lytton B) Lord Curzon C) Lord Hastings D) Lord Wallington Your score isThe average score is 55% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz Exit Anonymous feedback Send feedback 0% Pakistan Studies Quiz (Pakistan Movement 1857-1947) - 7 1 / 10Who was the commander of combined forces in 1857 war? A) Lord Canning B) Lord Mayo C) Sir John Shore D) Sir Alexander 2 / 10At the place of Jhansi in the 1857 war, who led the forces? A) Shah Zafar B) Razia Sultana C) Rani Laxmi Bai D) None of these 3 / 10The revolt of 1857 started first at? A) Chitor Jhansi Meerut Lukhnau 4 / 10Bahadur Shah was exiled to? A) Amritsar Jhansi London D) Rangoon 5 / 10When was the first British viceroy appointed in India? A) 1848 AD B) 1847 AD C) 1858 AD D) 1857 AD 6 / 10What was the main cause of the Indian Rebellion of 1857? A) Economic exploitation and social grievances B) Religious conflicts C) Political suppression D) A and C 7 / 10The revolt of 1857 began with the sepoys in which city? A) Meerut B) Delhi C) Kanpur D) Lucknow 8 / 10Who was proclaimed the Emperor of India during the rebellion of 1857? A) Bahadur Shah II B) Bahadur Shah I C) Shah Jahan D) Akbar 9 / 10Which regiment initiated the revolt in Meerut during 1857? A) 3rd Bengal Light Cavalry B) 34th Bengal Native Infantry C) 1st Bengal Fusiliers D) 7th Bengal Native Infantry 10 / 10Who was the leader of the Indian forces during the Siege of Lucknow in 1857? A) Sir Henry Lawrence B) Rani Lakshmibai C) Bahadur Shah II D) Maulvi Ahmedullah Shah Your score isThe average score is 51% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz Exit Anonymous feedback Send feedback 0% Pakistan Studies Quiz (Pakistan Movement 1857-1947) - 8 1 / 10Which leader is known as the 'Heroine of 1857' for her role in the revolt? A) Rani Lakshmibai B) Begum Hazrat Mahal C) Kunwar Singh D) Raja Nahar Singh 2 / 10Where did the British forces face a severe defeat at the hands of the rebel sepoys during the rebellion of 1857? A) Kanpur B) Jhansi C) Delhi D) Lucknow 3 / 10Who was a prominent leader of the rebellion in Bihar during 1857? A) Kunwar Singh B) Bahadur Shah II C) Rani Lakshmibai D) Tantia Tope 4 / 10Who was the last Mughal Emperor of India during the revolt of 1857? A) Bahadur Shah B) Babar C) Akbar Shah D) Muhammad Shah 5 / 10Where did the rebellion start in the Punjab region during 1857? A) Ambala B) Ferozepur C) Jalandhar D) Ludhiana 6 / 10Who was a notable leader of the rebellion in Awadh (Oudh) during 1857? A) Begum Hazrat Mahal B) Kunwar Singh C) Bahadur Shah II D) Tantia Tope 7 / 10The rebellion of 1857 was primarily a revolt against: A) The Mughal Empire B) Indian princely states C) British rule and policies D) The Maratha Confederacy 8 / 10The proclamation of Bahadur Shah II during the rebellion declared the end of: A) The East India Company's rule B) The British Crown's rule C) The Sikh Empire D) The Maratha Empire 9 / 10Which of the following leaders was a prominent figure in the rebellion in Central India? A) Rani Lakshmibai B) Kunwar Singh C) Tantia Tope D) Bahadur Shah 10 / 10Who was the Governor-General of India when the Indian Rebellion of 1857 began? A) Lord Dalhousie B) Lord Canning C) Lord Cornwallis D) Lord Ripon Your score isThe average score is 50% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz Exit Anonymous feedback Send feedback 0% Pakistan Studies Quiz (Pakistan Movement 1857-1947) - 9 1 / 10The rebel leader Kunwar Singh belonged to which state? A) Uttar Pradesh B) Rajasthan C) Madhya Pradesh D) Bihar 2 / 10The rebel leader Tantia Tope was associated with which state during the revolt of 1857? A) Central India B) Awadh (Oudh) C) Punjab D) Maharashtra 3 / 10Which event marked the end of the Indian Rebellion of 1857? A) Capture of Bahadur Shah B) Execution of Mangal Pandey C) Siege of Lucknow D) Treaty of Gwalior 4 / 10Who played a significant role in the rebellion of 1857 in the North-Western Provinces (modern-day Uttar Pradesh)? A) Maulvi Ahmedullah Shah B) Rani Lakshmibai C) Bahadur Shah II D) Kunwar Singh 5 / 10Who was a notable leader of the rebellion in the western region of India during 1857? A) Rani Avantibai B) Kunwar Singh C) Bahadur Shah II D) Tantia Tope 6 / 10Which city served as the center of the rebellion in the region of Rohilkhand during 1857? A) Bareilly B) Agra C) Aligarh D) Jhansi 7 / 10Who was the Chief Commissioner of Delhi during the revolt of 1857? A) Sir John Lawrence B) Sir Henry Lawrence C) Sir Colin Campbell D) Sir Charles Wood 8 / 10The Battle of Kanpur (Cawnpore) during the rebellion was led by: A) Raja Nahar Singh B) Tantia Tope C) Rani Lakshmibai D) Nana Sahib 9 / 10Which leader played a significant role in the rebellion in the Bundelkhand region? A) Nana Sahib B) Rani Lakshmibai C) Kunwar Singh D) Raja Nahar Singh 10 / 10The last pitched battle of the revolt of 1857 was fought at: A) Gwalior B) Kanpur C) Delhi D) Lucknow Your score isThe average score is 44% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz Exit Anonymous feedback Send feedback 0% Pakistan Studies Quiz (Pakistan Movement 1857-1947) - 10 1 / 10Who was the 1st Mughal Emperor? A) Jahangir B) Aurangzeb C) Zahir Uddin Babur D) Bahadur Shah 2 / 10Which of the following is not true about First Anglo-Mysore War? A) First Anglo-Mysore War fought in AD 1767-69 B) Hyder Ali defeated the English in the First Anglo-Mysore War C) Treaty of Madras was the result of First Anglo-Mysore War D) All of the above are incorrect 3 / 10Anthony McDonnel was the lieutenant governor of _________? A) Sindh B) Punjab C) United provinces D) Central provinces 4 / 10The people of India agitated against the arrival of Simon Commission because: A) Indians never wanted the review of the working of the Act of 1919 B) Simon Commission recommended the abolition of Dyarchy (Diarchy) in the provinces C) there was no Indian member in the Simon Commission D) the Simon Commission suggested the partition of the country 5 / 10Which Governor General decided to make English as the medium of instruction in India? A) Lord Canning B) Lord Well Selly C) Lord Harding D) Lord William Bentick 6 / 10Who Was the First to Raise the Slogan ‘Inquilab Zindabad’? A) M Kelappan B) Maulana Hasrat Mohani C) Shankaran Nair D) Veer Savarkar 7 / 10The British attitude towards granting India independence changed partly owing to the A) Change in the government of the UK B) Impact of World War II C) Growing tide of Indian Nationalism D) All of the above 8 / 10The single biggest item of British capital investment in India was __________? A) Railways B) Plantations and mines C) Banking and insurance D) Shipping 9 / 10Who among the following founded the Royal Asiatic Society of Bengal? A) William Jones B) Lord Cornwallis John C) Shore D) Warren Hastings 10 / 10Who assassinated to Lord Louis Mountbatten the last Viceroy of United India? A) Thomas Saviory B) Henry Lekvin C) Thomas McMahon D) Ravin Simmon Bovey Your score isThe average score is 43% LinkedIn Facebook 0% Restart quiz Exit Anonymous feedback Send feedback Pages: 1 2 Pages ( 1 of 2 ): 1 2Next »
