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Name of Post (With Pay Scale):

Assistant Sub Inspector (BS-09)

Name of Department:

Anti-Corruption Establishment, Punjab

Case Number:

16C2020

Advertisement Number:

15/2020

Advertisement Month:

July, 2020

Closing Date:

27-07-2020

No. of Posts:

20 (Twenty)

Number of Applicants:

18,097

Exam (Held on):

27-09-2020

PPSC Written Test Past Paper (Solved) for the Post of Assistant Sub Inspector (BS-09) for Anti-Corruption Establishment, Punjab held on 27-09-2020:

Q1: Synonym of “odour” (بو) is:
A) Taste
B) Smell
C) Colour
D) Texture
 
Q2: During high temperatures in summers it recommended to drink plenty of water avoid?
A) Food Poisoning
B) Dysentary
C) Dehydration
D) Hepatitis
 
Q3: The mean proportional of 4 and 16 is:
A) +8
B) +16
C) +9
D) None of these
 
Q4: The inner core of an optical fiber is …….. in composition?
A) Glass or plastic
B) Copper
C) Bimetallic
D) Liquid
 
Q5: Which Saudi King came to Pakistan in 1974?
A) King Abdul Aziz
B) King Faisal
C) King Abdullah
D) King Fahad
 
Q6: Hoover one of the most beautiful dams in the world located in:
A) Canada
B) England
C) USA
D) France
 
Q7: The process by which a substance absorbs moisture upon exposure to atmosphere is called?
A) Deliquescence
B) Efflorescence
C) Dehydrogenation
D) Desalination
 
Q8: In March 1920, Gandhi started:
A) Non Cooperation Movement
B) General Processions
C) Strike
D) Revolt
 
Q9: Six tenths is the same as?
A) 60
B) 0.6
C) 6
D) 0.06
 
Q10: Buenos Aires is city of:
A) Argentina
B) Brazil
C) Chile
D) USA
 
Q11: The commandment of “Qadhaf punishment” was given in:
A) 2 AH
B) 4 AH
C) 3 AH
D) 5 AH
 
Q12: The British Government announced annulment of partition of Bengal after …….. years?
A) 5
B) 6
C) 9
D) 11
 
Q13: If all the members of a team are junior or seniors, and if the ratio of Juniors to senior on the team is 3:5 what percent of team members are seniors?
A) 37.5%
B) 40%
C) 60%
D) 62.5%
 
Q14: What is defined by handout master?
A) Layout of Handout
B) Layout of slide
C) Layout of Design
D) Layout of template
 
Q15: Which is the odd number in the following numbers: 8, 27, 64, 100, 125, 216, 343
A) 27
B) 100
C) 125
D) 343
 
Q16: Which Surah is known as Aroos-ul-Ouran?
A) AI-Rehman
B) Al-Alaq
C) Al-Baqarah
D) Al-Asr
 
Q17: Name the woman, after Hazrat Khadija (RA) who embraced Islam?
A) Ummay Aimen
B) Lubaba bint Haris
C) Buraida Aslami
D) Hazrat Samiya
 
Q18: The Cabinet Mission 1946 consisted of:
A) 2 members
B) 3 members
C) 4 members
D) 5 members
 
Q19: Who was the last Governor-General of Pakistan?
A) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
B) Sir Khawaja Nazimuddin
C) Sir Ghulam Muhammad
D) Iskander Mirza
 
Q20: Who was the founder of the Microsoft Corporation?
A) Steve Jobs
B) Paul G Allen
C) Bill Gates
D) Both B and C

Q21: Change the narration: the officer said to the peon, “If you do not do your duty well, I will dismiss you”
A) The officer told the peon that if he did not do his duty well he would dismiss him
B) The officer threatened to dismiss the peon if he did not do his duty well
C) The officer suggested to the peon that if he did not do his duty well, he would be dismissed.
D) The officer told the peon that he would be dismissed if he failed to do his duty well
 
Q22: In Microsoft Excel, the file you create and edit is called?
A) A form
B) A ledger
C) A table
D) A workbook
 
Q23: What is the name of the Hadith, which is according to the Holy Quran and reason?
A) Hadith Sahih
B) Hadith Qauli
C) Hadith Mashoor
D) Hadith Mauzoo
 
Q24: National Anthem of Pakistan was broadcast on Radio Pakistan for the first time on:
A) 12th May 1949
B) 13th April 1950
C) 13th August 1954
D) 10th October 1953
 
Q25: In Microsoft Window 7, which of the following is not a gadget?
A) Recycle Bin
B) Weather
C) Date and time
D) News
 
Q26: NASA it an organization dealing with space activities of USA What does NASA stand for:
A) National Aeronautics and Space Administration
B) North Atlantic Space Agency
C) North American Space Agency
D) North America Space Authority
 
Q27: In MS Word 2016, Shortcut key to open “Font Display Box” is:
A) Ctrl + F
B) Alt + F
C) Alt + D
D) Ctrl + D
 
Q28: Choose the correct sentence that best represents the reported speech They said, “We take exercise every day.”
A) They said that we take exercise every day
B) They said that they take exercise every day
C) They had said that they take exercise every day
D) They said that they took exercise every day
 
Q29: The Khunjerab Pass links Pakistan with?
A) China
B) Afghanistan
C) India
D) Iran
 
Q30: JAMSHED MARKER distinguished himself in the field of:
A) Civil Service
B) Teaching
C) Diplomacy
D) Fiction writing
 
Q31: What is the old name of Makkah?
A) Waadi
B) Yasrab
C) Bakkah
D) None of these
 
Q32: Carbon Scheme was Introduced under the:
A) UN Convention on Climate Change
B) UN Convention on Biodiversity
C) Kyoto Protocol
D) Ramses Convention
 
Q33: The Urdu-Hindi Controversy, an Important forerunner to the partition of British India, started in:
A) 1857
B) 1867
C) 1877
D) 1885
 
Q34: Chichan itza is situated in:
A) USA
B) Canada
C) Mexico
D) UK
 
Q35: The total distance from school to house is 39 km. Abid covered a distance of 13 km What percentage of the whole distance has he covered?
A) 31%
B) 29%
C) 33.33%
D) None of these
 
Q36: Which x-president of Egypt passed away in the 2020?
A) Hosni Mubarak
B) Hafiz Ul Asad
C) Anwar Sadaat
D) Habib Bourakiba
 
Q37: Who established Federal Security Force?
A) Ayub Khan
B) Yahya Khan
C) Nawaz Sharif
D) Z.A. Bhutto
 
Q38: To stop a slideshow in MS Power point which of the following option a correct?
A) Press F2
B) Press CTRL
C) Press Escape
D) Press F5
 
Q39: Who gave a proposal to form a new Political party for the Muslims of India?
A) Nawab Mohsin-ul-Mulk
B) Nawab Waqar-ul-Mulk
C) Nawab Saleem Ullah Khan
D) Nawab Bahadar Yar Jung
 
Q40: Please fill in the blank: “He gave his wife a large …….. of flowers on her birthday.”
A) Bundle
B) Pack
C) Bouquet
D) Group

 

Q41: Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and Israel share:
A) Arabian Sea
B) Caspian Sea
C) Red Sea
D) Mediterranean Sea
 
Q42: A Sindhiology department has been established in the university of:
A) Jamshoro
B) Karachi
C) Hyderabad
D) Quaid-e-Azam
 
Q43: In MS Power Point, on mouse click option can be used by …….?
A) Insert > on mouse click
B) Format > on mouse click
C) Transition > on mouse click
D) Review > on mouse click
 
Q44: Fill in the blank: ” …….. to London on the train yesterday.”
A) Did Mary went
B) Did Mary go
C) Mary go
D) Mary goes
 
Q45: When the Stock market is rising it is called?
A) Bearish
B) Bullish
C) Hot
D) Rising up
 
Q46: The Command and Staff College of the Pakistan Arm is located in:
A) Rawalpindi
B) Islamabad
C) Nowshera
D) Quetta
 
Q47: World Food Day is observed on ……. every year.
A) 15 October
B) 16 October
C) 17 October
D) 14 October
 
Q48: Atta Shad and Isha Shamin are notable poets of:
A) Balochi
B) Sindhi
C) Pushtu
D) Punjabi
 
Q49: Which country was invaded twice by Germany in the 20th century and itself had brutally colonized Congo?
A) Belgium
B) Poland
C) France
D) UK
 
Q50: The famous Adam’s Peak, which is venerated by Christians, Muslim, Buddhists and Hindus is located in? A) Syria
B) Turkey
C) Malaysia
D) Sri Lanka
 
Q51: 18 July has officially been declared by the UN as:
A) World Aids Day
B) Nelson Mandela International Day
C) International Day of Peace
D) International sAnti-Corruption Day
 
Q52: Which of the following medicines is administered to patients suffering from diabetes?
A) Penicillin
B) Insulin
C) Sulpha drugs
D) None of these
 
Q53: 423 a divisible by:
A) 21
B) 47
C) 17
D) 43
 
Q54: Which from the following is true for “Sound”?
A) Sound cannot travel through a vacuum
B) Sound cannot travel through gases
C) Sound cannot travel through liquids
D) Sound cannot travel through solids
 
Q55: In which Ocean is the enigmatic “Bermuda Triangle” located?
A) Pacific Ocean
B) Atlantic Ocean
C) Indian Ocean
D) Antarctic Ocean
 
Q56: Choose the Correct synonym: Conspicuous (واضح)?
A) Discernible
B) Concealed
C) Unclear
D) Obscure
 
Q57: The territorial claim over the island of Abu Musa is disputed between:
A) Iraq and Iran
B) Iran and UAE
C) Iran and Oman
D) Kuwait and Iraq
 
Q58: The planet nearest to the sun is:
A) Jupiter
B) Saturn
C) Mercury
D) Earth
 
Q59: Complete the number of series 6, 3, 12, 6, 24, …….?
A) 12
B) 18
C) 30
D) 40
 
Q60: ‘Nazare’ is a beach of:
A) Portugal
B) Egypt
C) Morocco
D) Libya

Q61: What is the literal meaning of Hajar AI-Aswad?
A) White stone
B) Green stone
C) Red stone
D) Black stone
 
Q62: Which is the deepest lake in the world?
A) Titicaca
B) Victoria
C) Baikal
D) Superior
 
Q63: ‘You would have soon my garden at its best if you ……. here last week”
A) Be
B) Were
C) Had been
D) Should be
 
Q64: Choose most suitable synonym of “Cataclysm” (تباہی)?
A) Tranquility
B) Catastrophe
C) Pungent
D) Trash
 
Q65: In MS Word 2016, which of the following shortcut key is used to use paste special?
A) CTRL + ALT + V
B) CTRL + V
C) CTRL + TAB + V
D) ALT + V
 
Q66: …… is considered the largest glacier of Pakistan:
A) Siachen glacier
B) Tirich Mir glacier
C) Biafo glacier
D) Hispar glacier
 
Q67: Name the code name for the US seals operation in Abbottabad, in which Osama bin Laden was killed?
A) Geronimo
B) Lion Heart
C) Enduring Freedom
D) Neptune Spear
 
Q68: ALU is a component of processor, which consists of:
A) AU (Arithmetic Unit)
B) LU (Logic Unit)
C) Both A and B
D) None of those
 
Q69: Find the relationship similar to Errors : Inexperience
A) Skill : Mistakes
B) Training : Economy
C) News : Publication
D) Losses : Carelessness
 
Q70: Jawaharlal Nehru was the ……. of Motilal Nehru.
A) Brother
B) Son
C) Father
D) Cousin
 
Q71: Which of the following Mughal rulers banned music in his regime?
A) Akbar
B) Jahangir
C) Shah Jahan
D) Aurangzeb
 
Q72: Name the Minister of Education of Punjab:
A) Dr. Murad Raas
B) Khawaja Salman Rafiq
C) Raja Ashfaq Sarwar
D) None of these
 
Q73: ‘NATO’ is an abbreviation of:
A) North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
B) Non-Aligned Treaty Organisation
C) Non-Aligned Trading Organisation
D) North American Transport Organisation
 
Q74: Under Nationalization policy of Bhutto:
A) Only management was nationalized
B) Only finance were controlled
C) Ownership of industry controlled by the government
D) All these were controlled
 
Q75: What is the duration of a day at the North and South Poles?
A) 3 Months
B) 6 months
C) 9 months
D) 12 months
 
Q76: When did Quaid-e-Azam become the permanent President of All India Muslim League?
A) 1913
B) 1924
C) 1934
D) None of these
 
Q77: Ukkaz, Dhul Majaz and Doumat al-Jundul have historical importance of being:
A) Trade centres
B) Battle Fields
C) Play grounds
D) Horse-riding course
 
Q78: For ordered pair (2, 4):
A) 2 is abscissa and 4 is ordinate
B) 2 is ordinate and 4 is abscissa
C) 2 and 4 both are abscissa
D) 2 and 4 both are ordinate
 
Q79: Choose the correct synonym: Haggard (خستہ حال صورت – تھکا ہوا لگنا)?
A) Healthy
B) Flabby
C) Unworn
D) Exhausted
 
Q80: A is two years older than B who is twice as old as C. If the sum of the ages of A, B and C is 27, how old is B?
A) 9
B) 10
C) 11
D) 12
 
Q81: How many awards of Nishan-e-Haider were conferred upon brave Pakistan soldiers who embraced Shahadat during the 1971 war?
A) 3
B) 5
C) 4
D) 1
 
Q82: Vaccination was discovered by:
A) Galileo
B) Edward Jenner
C) Baird
D) Roentgen
 
Q83: Which one is the capital city of Italy?
A) Milan
B) Venice
C) Turin
D) Rome
 
Q84: A cyclist covers a distance of 750 meters in 2 minutes and 30 seconds. What is his speed in km/hr?
A) 16 km/hr
B) 17 km/hr
C) 18 km/hr
D) 19 km/hr
 
Q85: End of war of Independence 1857 was officially declared in:
A) August 1858
B) September 1858
C) October 1858
D) November 1858
 
Q86: Who is the Secretary General of Commonwealth?
A) Patricia Scotland
B) Philip Hammond
C) Chris Johnson
D) None of these
 
Q87: The ring of Holy Prophet (PBUH) was made by:
A) Saad bin Abi Waqas
B) Abu Ayyub Ansari
C) Yala bin Umayyah
D) Uthman bin Affan
 
Q88: How many independent states are there in Africa?
A) 50
B) 60
C) 54
D) None of these
 
Q89: Which is the biggest library in the world?
A) British Library (UK)
B) Lenin Library (Russia)
C) King Abdul Aziz Library (Riyadh)
D) Library of Congress (USA)
 
Q90: Pakistan shares shortest border with:
A) Afghanistan
B) India
C) Iran
D) China