PPSC General Knowledge Past Paper 2022 Solved MCQs with Answers

PPSC General Knowledge Past Paper 2022 Solved MCQs with Answers

Solved General Knowledge MCQs from the PPSC 2022 past paper, each with the correct answer and a clear explanation. Ideal practice for PPSC, FPSC, NTS, CSS and PMS. All questions are extracted from the actual 2022 paper and verified before publication.

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PPSC GK 2022 Past Paper
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Question 1 of 91Not answered

For the number 1000, the Roman numeral is?

Explanation

The Roman numeral for 1000 is M, from the Latin 'mille'.

Question 2 of 91Not answered

The Taliban office was opened in Qatar in which year?

Explanation

The Taliban opened their political office in Doha, Qatar, in 2013. It later hosted the talks that produced the 2020 agreement.

Question 3 of 91Not answered

IWMI stands for?

Explanation

IWMI stands for the International Water Management Institute, a research organisation working on water and food security.

Question 4 of 91Not answered

Which is the highest award of film?

Explanation

The Academy Award, known as the Oscar, is regarded as the highest award in film.

Question 5 of 91Not answered

Hagia Sophia, recently declared as a mosque, was built by?

Explanation

Hagia Sophia was built in 537 AD under the Eastern Roman, or Byzantine, Emperor Justinian I. It became a mosque in 1453, a museum in 1935, and a mosque again in 2020.

Question 6 of 91Not answered

Which continent is the most populous?

Explanation

Asia is the most populous continent, home to about 60 per cent of the world's people.

Question 7 of 91Not answered

Which state was the last to join the USA?

Explanation

Hawaii was the last state to join the United States, admitted in 1959.

Question 8 of 91Not answered

The Booker Prize, the most prestigious literary award, started in?

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The Booker Prize was established in 1969, and is among the most prestigious awards in English literature.

Question 9 of 91Not answered

Norway is which type of Scandinavian country?

Explanation

Norway is a constitutional monarchy, in which the king is head of state and parliament holds legislative power.

Question 10 of 91Not answered

The 16th President of the US was?

Explanation

Abraham Lincoln was the 16th President of the United States, serving from 1861 until his assassination in 1865.

Question 11 of 91Not answered

In which year was the Open Skies Treaty signed?

Explanation

The Open Skies Treaty, allowing unarmed surveillance flights over signatory states, was signed in 1992.

Question 12 of 91Not answered

The tomb of Maulana Jalal ud Din Rumi is located where?

Explanation

The tomb of Maulana Jalaluddin Rumi is at Konya in Turkey, where he spent most of his life.

Question 13 of 91Not answered

Where is the Colosseum located?

Explanation

The Colosseum, the great amphitheatre of the Roman Empire, is in Rome, Italy.

Question 14 of 91Not answered

The father of political science is regarded as?

Explanation

Aristotle is regarded as the father of political science, for his work 'Politics'.

Question 15 of 91Not answered

During World War II, the US dropped the atomic bomb on?

Explanation

The United States dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945.

Question 16 of 91Not answered

Which color do we see when our eyes are closed?

Explanation

Eigengrau, meaning intrinsic grey in German, is the dark grey colour people see in the absence of light rather than pure black.

Question 17 of 91Not answered

The ancient period in history came to an end in?

Explanation

The ancient period is generally taken to end in 476 AD, with the fall of the Western Roman Empire.

Question 18 of 91Not answered

What is meant by Third World countries?

Explanation

Third World countries is an older Cold War term for developing nations that were aligned with neither the Western nor the Soviet bloc.

Question 19 of 91Not answered

The first Arab country to launch a Mars probe became which of the following?

Explanation

The United Arab Emirates became the first Arab country to launch a Mars probe, with the Hope mission in 2020.

Question 20 of 91Not answered

The Great Wall of China is credited to whom for building?

Explanation

Emperor Qin Shi Huang is credited with linking the earlier walls into the Great Wall of China in the third century BC.

Question 21 of 91Not answered

Where is the world's highest peak, "Mount Everest," located?

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Mount Everest, the world's highest peak at 8,849 metres, lies on the border of Nepal and Tibet and is most often climbed from Nepal.

Question 22 of 91Not answered

The area of the erstwhile Sassanid Empire is occupied by which modern country?

Explanation

The Sassanid Empire, the last pre-Islamic Persian empire, occupied the territory of modern Iran.

Question 23 of 91Not answered

The US President is elected through?

Explanation

The President of the United States is elected indirectly, through the electoral votes of the Electoral College rather than the national popular vote.

Question 24 of 91Not answered

What is the percentage of Muslim population in Maldives Island, a smallest Muslim state?

Explanation

The Maldives is constitutionally a wholly Muslim state, with Islam the religion of all citizens.

Question 25 of 91Not answered

Atlantic and Pacific Ocean are connected by which canal?

Explanation

The Panama Canal connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, opened in 1914.

Question 26 of 91Not answered

From which city of China did Corona virus originate?

Explanation

The coronavirus outbreak was first identified at Wuhan in Hubei province, China, in late 2019.

Question 27 of 91Not answered

What is the capital of Indonesia?

Explanation

Jakarta is the capital of Indonesia, though the country is building a new capital, Nusantara, in Borneo.

Question 28 of 91Not answered

Where is the Headquarters of GCC?

Explanation

The Gulf Cooperation Council has its headquarters at Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Question 29 of 91Not answered

Which is the highest waterfall in Venezuela?

Explanation

Angel Falls in Venezuela is the highest uninterrupted waterfall in the world, dropping 979 metres.

Question 30 of 91Not answered

What is J.K Rowling famous for?

Explanation

J. K. Rowling is famous for writing the Harry Potter series.

Question 31 of 91Not answered

In which country are the Hanging Gardens located?

Explanation

The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world, stood in what is now Iraq.

Question 32 of 91Not answered

"World Development Report" is published by which organization?

Explanation

The World Development Report is published annually by the World Bank.

Question 33 of 91Not answered

In which city is the Empire State Building located?

Explanation

The Empire State Building is in New York City, and was the world's tallest building from 1931 to 1971.

Question 34 of 91Not answered

The largest army belongs to which country?

Explanation

China has the largest active military in the world by number of personnel.

Question 35 of 91Not answered

The oldest written constitution still in existence belongs to which country?

Explanation

The Constitution of the United States, in force since 1789, is the oldest written national constitution still in use.

Question 36 of 91Not answered

Between which countries is Golan Heights the disputed region?

Explanation

The Golan Heights are disputed between Syria and Israel. Israel captured the territory in 1967 and annexed it in 1981.

Question 37 of 91Not answered

Who is the founder of Alibaba?

Explanation

Jack Ma founded Alibaba in 1999 at Hangzhou, China.

Question 38 of 91Not answered

What is the Orange Revolution associated with?

Explanation

The Orange Revolution of 2004 took place in Ukraine, after a disputed presidential election.

Question 39 of 91Not answered

Where is Big Ben located?

Explanation

Big Ben, the great bell of the clock tower at the Palace of Westminster, is in London.

Question 40 of 91Not answered

Sri Lanka has which currency?

Explanation

Sri Lanka uses the rupee as its currency.

Question 41 of 91Not answered

Where is Hagia Sofia located?

Explanation

Hagia Sophia is in Istanbul, Turkey.

Question 42 of 91Not answered

Koh-e-Murad is the sacred place of?

Explanation

Koh-e-Murad near Turbat in Balochistan is the sacred pilgrimage site of the Zikri community.

Question 43 of 91Not answered

In which year did the Yemen crisis start?

Explanation

The Yemen crisis began in 2011 with the Arab Spring protests.

Question 44 of 91Not answered

In Afghanistan, when did the US strike?

Explanation

The United States began air strikes in Afghanistan on 7 October 2001, less than a month after the 9/11 attacks.

Question 45 of 91Not answered

Through seas and oceans, how much trade is carried?

Explanation

About 90 per cent of world trade by volume is carried by sea.

Question 46 of 91Not answered

The slogan "No taxation without representation" was initiated in?

Explanation

'No taxation without representation' was the slogan of the American colonists against British taxation before the American Revolution.

Question 47 of 91Not answered

In Afghanistan, when did the US enter?

Explanation

The United States entered Afghanistan in 2001, following the September 11 attacks.

Question 48 of 91Not answered

The World Trade Organization came into effect when?

Explanation

The World Trade Organisation came into effect in January 1995, replacing the GATT.

Question 49 of 91Not answered

In which country is Buckingham Palace located?

Explanation

Buckingham Palace, the London residence of the British monarch, is in the United Kingdom.

Question 50 of 91Not answered

By what is Karakoram Highway denoted?

Explanation

The Karakoram Highway is designated N-35 in Pakistan's national highway system, running from Hasan Abdal to the Khunjerab Pass.

Question 51 of 91Not answered

Which country was Mussolini's rule over?

Explanation

Benito Mussolini ruled Italy as its fascist dictator from 1922 to 1943.

Question 52 of 91Not answered

When did Iraq invade Kuwait?

Explanation

Iraq invaded Kuwait in August 1990, triggering the Gulf War.

Question 53 of 91Not answered

Who is the first Asian UN Secretary-General?

Explanation

U Thant of Burma was the first Asian Secretary-General of the United Nations.

Question 54 of 91Not answered

Which of the following has Beirut as the capital?

Explanation

Beirut is the capital of Lebanon.

Question 55 of 91Not answered

The first to measure the earth's radius was?

Explanation

Eratosthenes, the Greek scholar of Alexandria, was the first to measure the earth's circumference, around 240 BC.

Question 56 of 91Not answered

In which city of China are Sun Yat Sen Park and Casa Garden?

Explanation

Sun Yat Sen Park and Casa Garden are in Macau, the former Portuguese territory now part of China.

Question 57 of 91Not answered

SAARC was last joined by which country?

Explanation

Afghanistan was the last country to join SAARC, admitted in 2007.

Question 58 of 91Not answered

Bathsheba Beach is located where?

Explanation

Bathsheba Beach, known for its rock formations and surf, is on the east coast of Barbados.

Question 59 of 91Not answered

In which year did Israel occupy East Jerusalem?

Explanation

Israel occupied East Jerusalem in 1967 during the Six Day War.

Question 60 of 91Not answered

What is a person who has unusual habits called?

Explanation

A person with unusual or odd habits is described as eccentric.

Question 61 of 91Not answered

What are nonstick cooking utensils coated with?

Explanation

Non-stick cooking utensils are coated with Teflon, the trade name for polytetrafluoroethylene.

Question 62 of 91Not answered

On which planet are snowcapped mountains found?

Explanation

Mars has snowcapped polar regions, its ice caps made of water ice and frozen carbon dioxide.

Question 63 of 91Not answered

What is the capital of Lebanon?

Explanation

Beirut is the capital of Lebanon, on the Mediterranean.

Question 64 of 91Not answered

Which is the highest peak of the Salt Range?

Explanation

Sakesar is the highest peak of the Salt Range, rising to about 1,522 metres in Punjab.

Question 65 of 91Not answered

On the bank of which river is London situated?

Explanation

London stands on the River Thames.

Question 66 of 91Not answered

In the UN calendar of the year, what is the significance of 5th June?

Explanation

5 June is observed as World Environment Day, marking the opening of the Stockholm Conference in 1972.

Question 67 of 91Not answered

Optical fibre uses which material?

Explanation

Optical fibre is made of very fine threads of glass, which carry data as pulses of light.

Question 68 of 91Not answered

The Orange River flows in which country?

Explanation

The Orange River is the longest river in South Africa, flowing west to the Atlantic.

Question 69 of 91Not answered

Packages Limited was founded in which year?

Explanation

Packages Limited, the Lahore-based packaging company founded by the Babar Ali family, was established in 1956.

Question 70 of 91Not answered

Recently, which Pakistani climber died with foreign climbers at K-2?

Explanation

Muhammad Ali Sadpara died on K2 in February 2021, alongside the foreign climbers John Snorri and Juan Pablo Mohr, during a winter summit attempt.

Question 71 of 91Not answered

What is Multan's rank among Pakistani cities by population?

Explanation

Multan is the seventh largest city of Pakistan by population.

Question 72 of 91Not answered

At the time of the Tashkent Agreement, who was the prime minister of USSR?

Explanation

Aleksey Kosygin was the Soviet Premier who mediated the Tashkent Agreement between Pakistan and India in January 1966.

Question 73 of 91Not answered

What is Hegel's dialectical method related to?

Explanation

Hegel's dialectical method describes progress through the contradiction between opposing ideas, a thesis meeting its antithesis and resolving into a synthesis.

Question 74 of 91Not answered

Harappa civilization is how old according to radiocarbon dating?

Explanation

Radiocarbon dating places the Harappan civilisation roughly between 3000 BC and 1300 BC.

Question 75 of 91Not answered

What is the capital of Gilgit Baltistan?

Explanation

Gilgit is the capital of Gilgit-Baltistan.

Question 76 of 91Not answered

After his death, which Pakistani cricketer player was awarded Sitara-e-Imtiaz?

Explanation

Abdul Qadir, the great Pakistani leg-spinner, was awarded the Sitara-e-Imtiaz after his death in 2019.

Question 77 of 91Not answered

Who was serving as the British PM in 1920?

Explanation

David Lloyd George was British Prime Minister in 1920, and received the Khilafat delegation that year.

Question 78 of 91Not answered

A former British colony is which country?

Explanation

Burma, now Myanmar, was a British colony, governed as part of British India until 1937.

Question 79 of 91Not answered

Which country did Russia openly support in the 1971 war?

Explanation

The Soviet Union openly supported India in the 1971 war, signing a treaty of friendship with Delhi that August.

Question 80 of 91Not answered

What is the Kyrgyzstan revolution also called?

Explanation

The Kyrgyzstan revolution of 2005 is known as the Tulip Revolution.

Question 81 of 91Not answered

Women got voting rights in British India when?

Explanation

Women in British India first gained the right to vote in 1921, when Madras and Bombay extended the franchise on the same terms as men.

Question 82 of 91Not answered

What does the term Oligarchy mean?

Explanation

Oligarchy means rule by a few, from the Greek 'oligos' meaning few.

Question 83 of 91Not answered

The book A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations was written by?

Explanation

Kate L. Turabian wrote 'A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses and Dissertations'.

Question 84 of 91Not answered

Which country developed Iron Dome as a mobile defence system?

Explanation

Israel developed the Iron Dome mobile air defence system, which intercepts short-range rockets.

Question 85 of 91Not answered

What does Hagiography mean?

Explanation

Hagiography is the writing and study of the lives of saints.

Question 86 of 91Not answered

An important role in International human rights law was played by?

Explanation

The United Nations has played the central role in developing international human rights law, beginning with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948.

Question 87 of 91Not answered

Which United Nations specialized agency is for information and communication technologies?

Explanation

The International Telecommunication Union is the UN specialised agency for information and communication technologies.

Question 88 of 91Not answered

APA stands for what in sociology?

Explanation

In sociology and psychology, APA refers to the American Psychological Association, whose style guide is widely used for citations.

Question 89 of 91Not answered

The Father of Modern Psychology is called?

Explanation

Wilhelm Wundt, who opened the first psychology laboratory at Leipzig in 1879, is called the father of modern psychology.

Question 90 of 91Not answered

What was Ibn-e-Khaldun famous as?

Explanation

Ibn Khaldun is regarded as a founder of sociology and historiography, for his 'Muqaddimah'.

Question 91 of 91Not answered

The headquarters of the League of Nations was in which city in Switzerland?

Explanation

The League of Nations had its headquarters at Geneva, Switzerland.

About the PPSC General Knowledge Past Paper 2022

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