Most Repeated GK MCQs from Past Papers MCQs with Answers & Explanations

Bela refers to the area around rivers, so it is the chosen term for land adjacent to riverbanks.

July 28 2017 is the date on which the Supreme Court of Pakistan disqualified former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

Immense is a synonym of massive because both words describe something extremely large in size or extent.

Fatal is a synonym of lethal since both adjectives describe something that causes death.

Ctrl + shift+D - The shortcut Ctrl + shift+D applies a double underline formatting.

Ignore someone - 'Give someone the cold shoulder' means to deliberately ignore or snub a person.

To use recklessly - 'To play ducks and drakes' means to waste or use something recklessly.

6 - Six surahs begin with the letters 'Alif Lam Meem'.

88 - Abdul Sattar Edhi died at the age of 88.

Avoid starvation - 'Keep the wolf from the door' means to stave off hunger or avoid destitution.

Masjid e Quba - Masjid e Quba is the first mosque built by the Prophet Muhammad.

The passive question "How many books are studied by her?" correctly converts the active present-simple interrogative 'does she study' into passive form using plural 'are studied' to agree with 'books.'

"Addictive" fits because it is an adjective meaning likely to cause dependence, so 'Technology can be addictive' properly describes screens causing habitual use.

"Every one is fascinated by the poem which has been written by him" puts 'everyone' as the passive subject of 'is fascinated' while keeping the writing in the present perfect passive 'has been written by him.'

"M1" is the correct motorway designation for the route from Peshawar to Islamabad, so naming M1 identifies that specific motorway.

"Consuming daily what little is earned" explains the idiom 'living hand to mouth,' which means using all earnings immediately to meet basic needs without savings.

The preposition "at" fits because we say someone is 'surprised at' and 'pleased at' something, so 'surprised at and pleased at his writing skills' is correct.

"We were surprised at his behaviour" is the correct passive conversion of 'His behaviour surprised us,' using past tense 'were' and the preposition 'at' with 'surprised.'

The teachers were surprised at his result of final year examination. It uses the past tense 'were surprised' to match the original idea that the teachers felt surprise about the exam result.

Fasting. Fasting is the correct fourth pillar of Islam.