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Objective Type Questions with Answers
Q1. Fill in the blanks to make an appropriate statement.
- Radcliffe Award was announced on __________ 1947.
- Calcutta had a ___________ % population of untouchables.
- Madhupur Headworks at the at the Ravi and __________ Headworks at the Sutlej were given to India.
- In the month of _______ Pakistan was admitted to the membership of the United Nations (also mention year).
Answers
No. | Answer | No. | Answer |
1. | August 7 | 2. | 67 |
3. | Beas | 4. | September 1947 |
Q2. Fill in the blanks by putting one of the three alternatives given in the bracket against each question.
- ___________ was made the head of the Boundary Commission.
(Radcliffe, Mountbatten, Radcliffe Award)
- There were _______ factories in United India.
(24, 28, 26)
- There were __________ princely states in the United India.
(16, 680, 580)
- The state of Hyderabad had a population of _______ according to the 1941 census.
( one crore, one crore 60 lacs, sixty lacs)
- The city of ________ was made Pakistan’s capital after partition.
(Karachi, Rawalpindi, Islamabad)
- On _______ the Quaid-e-Azam inaugurated the State Bank of Pakistan.
(14th August 1947, 1st September 1947, 1st July 1948)
- In September 1944 Jinnah-Gandhi talks were held at the residence of ______.
(The Quaid-e-Azam (RA), Gandhi, Nehru)
- In ___________ 1948 India cut water supply in the canals that irrigated Pakistan land.
(March, April, May)
- ___________ was the title of the Muslim head of the princely state Hyderabad.
(Nizam, Nawab, Ameer)
- The Quaid-e-Azam (RA) established _________ Fund for the rehabilitation of refugees.
(Refugee, Quaid-e-Azam (RA), Red Cross)
No. | Answer | No. | Answer |
1. | Radcliffe | 2. | 24 |
3. | 580 | 4. | Sixty lacs |
5. | Karachi | 6. | July 1, 1948 |
7. | The Quaid-e-Azam | 8. | April |
9. | Nizam | 10. | Refugee |
Q3. Indicate whether the statement is TRUE or FALSE; put a circle around the correct answer.
- Hindu untouchables of Calcutta wanted their city to be a part of Pakistan. (TRUE/FALSE)
- The Kashmir issue was taken up with the United Nations in January 1948. (TRUE/FALSE)
- Junagadh was a Muslim majority state. (TRUE/FALSE)
- Hyderabad was a Muslim majority state. (TRUE/FALSE)
- The Quaid-e-Azam (RA) said that English can be the national language of Pakistan. (TRUE/FALSE)
- The Quaid-e-Azam (RA) joined the Muslim League in 1906. (TRUE/FALSE)
- The Quaid-e-Azam (RA) played an important role in Tehrik-e-Khilafat (True/FALSE)
- The Quaid-e-Azam (RA) wanted to make Pakistan a theocratic state. (TRUE/FALSE)
No. | Answer | No. | Answer | No. | Answer | No. | Answer |
1. | False | 2. | True | 3. | True | 4. | False |
5. | False | 6. | False | 7. | False | 8. | False |
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Q4. Put the right parts together.
No. | Column A | Column B |
1. | Radcliffe | Field Marshall Auchinleck |
2. | Gurdaspur | Award |
3. | Auchinleck | Kashmir |
4. | September 2, 1947 | The United Nations |
5. | September 1947 | Junagadh |
Answer
No | Answer | No. | Answer |
1. | Award | 2. | Kashmir |
3. | Field Marshall Auchinleck | 4. | The United Nations |
5. | Junagadh |
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