★ English (20%) – Vocabulary, Grammar Usage, Sentence Structuring
★ Basic Arithmetic (20%) – Algebra, Ratios, Percentages, Arithmetic Means
★ Current Affairs (20%) – National & International Issues (Last 5 Years)
★ Pakistan Affairs (10%) – Basic Level Knowledge
★ Islamic Studies (10%) – Basic Level Knowledge
★ Security Measures (20%) – Maintenance of Law & Order
★ Islamic Studies (10%) – Basic Level Knowledge (10 MCQs)
Q1. Which Surah starts without Bismillah?
Ans: Tauba
Q2. Bait-ul-Mamoor is on which heaven?
Ans: 7th
Q3. We trust/believe ______ one God.
Ans: In
Q4. Please do not interfere __________ my personal affairs.
Ans: In
Q5. Which Surah of the Holy Quran has Bismillah twice?
Ans: Al-Naml
Q6. Name the wife of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) who was the daughter of Umar Farooq (R.A):
Ans: Hazrat Hafsah (R.A)
Q7. What is the subject of the Holy Quran?
Ans: Human
Q8. In Surah Kahf, which animal is mentioned along with the Ashab-e-Kahf?
Ans: Dog
Q9. What type of prayer is Namaz-e-Janaza?
Ans: Farz-e-Kaffaya
Q10. King of ______ tore away the message of Prophet (SAW).
Ans: Iran
★ Pakistan Affairs (10%) – Basic Level Knowledge
Q1. Which was the official language declared in the 1956 Constitution?
Ans: Both A & B (Urdu and Bengali)
Q2. Who abrogated the 1956 Constitution?
Ans: Iskander Mirza
Q3. What is the minimum age specified in the constitution of Pakistan to become President of Pakistan?
Ans: 45
Q4. The biggest export market of Pakistan is:
Ans: USA
Q5. Z. A. Bhutto gave the 1973 constitution on:
Ans: 14 August
Q6. Which country officially accepted Pakistan after Indonesia?
Ans: Afghanistan
Q7. First constitution of Pakistan was dissolved in which year?
Ans: 1958
Q8. Who was Mohammad Ali Bogra?
Ans: Prime Minister
Q9. When Nawaz Sharif took oath for the second time as Prime Minister?
Ans: 1997
Q10. Father of nuclear bomb of Pakistan is:
Ans: A.Q. Khan
★ Security Measures (20%) – Maintenance of Law & Order
Q1. CCTV cameras are used for ______?
Ans: For security tools
Q2. Airports Security Force (ASF) is under the ministry of _______?
Ans: Defence
Q3. Officers and members of ASF are subject to the _______?
Ans: Pakistan Army Act, 1952
Q4. The Federal Government can delegate its powers under ASF Act 1975 to _______.
Ans: Director General ASF
Q5. Whoever knowingly gives or causes to be given a false fire alarm to the fire brigade can be punished with:
Ans: Imprisonment upto 3 months
Q6. Which federal ministry controls the Airport Security Force (ASF)?
Ans: Ministry of Defence
Q7. Which one of the following is not part of physical security?
Ans: Encryption
Q8. ASF security force is in charge of security in case of unlawful interference related to:
Ans: All (airports, aerodromes and civil aviation installations)
Q9. Federal Government can delegate all powers under ASF Act 1975 except:
Ans: power to make rules
Q10. According to ASF Act 1975, Director General has power to make regulations regarding ASF.
Ans: True
Q11. Headquarters of Airports Security Force (ASF) is located in:
Ans: Karachi
Q12. Temporary permit functionary pass is issued for maximum period of:
Ans: 3 months
Q13. Who is the junior member in the same grade, appointed on the same date?
Ans: contract basis
Q14. National Public Safety Commission shall oversee the functioning of:
Ans: Federal Investigation Agency
Q15. If a District Police Officer considers any order of the Zila Nazim unlawful or mala fide, he may have recourse to:
Ans: District Public Safety and Police Complaints Commission
Q16. The antonym of Military is:
Ans: Civil
Q17. Terrorist act carried out by Government in pursuit of political objectives is known as:
Ans: State terrorism
Q18. No officer or member shall resign from the force without giving a written notice of:
Ans: 2 months
Q19. A service of aircraft for any purpose of civil aviation means:
Ans: air service
Q20. An ASF member shall prevent all persons and vehicles from access to airside or sensitive areas of airports.
Ans: True
★ Current Affairs (20%) – National & International Issues (Last 5 Years)
Q1. China won its first gold medal in Winter Olympics 2022 on:
Ans: February 5, 2022
Q2. The European Union will completely ban conventional (combustion engine) cars by:
Ans: 2035
Q3. Prime Minister Imran Khan reached Moscow for a 2-day official visit to Russia on:
Ans: February 23, 2022
Q4. First woman president of Tanzania (January 2021)?
Ans: Samia Suluhu Hassan
Q5. The current UN Secretary-General was re-elected for a second term in June 2021. How long is the term?
Ans: 5 years
Q6. In 2021, the Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to Abdulrazak Gurnah of:
Ans: Tanzania
Q7. Russia vetoed a UN Security Council resolution declaring climate crisis a threat to international:
Ans: peace and stability
Q8. Veteran Bollywood singer Lata Mangeshkar passed away on:
Ans: 06 February 2022
Q9. Which country’s President has been elected as the chairman of the African Union (AU)?
Ans: Egypt
Q10. In August 2021, China inaugurated a new trade route via ship, road, and rail through:
Ans: Myanmar
Q11. Tokyo Olympics are scheduled to be held from which date?
Ans: July 23, 2021
Q12. Approximate average weight of the girls is:
Ans: 38 kg
Q13. If an officer detects a contraband item on a person checked by him, he is to notify:
Ans: Custom staff
Q14. Which of the following is included in government strategic infrastructures?
Ans: All (Radio stations, Power plants and Water canals)
★ English (20%) – Vocabulary, Grammar Usage, Sentence Structuring
Q1. The antonym of DEARTH is:
Ans: Abundance
Q2. The antonym of ABANDON is:
Ans: All of these (Claim, Maintain and Keep)
Q3. A ______ sentence is made up of an independent and one or more dependent clauses connected to it.
Ans: Complex sentence
Q4. The antonym of Provoke is:
Ans: All of these (Sooth, Allay and Pacify)
Q5. Synonym of Connoisseur is:
Ans: Lover of Art
Q6. Interrogative sentence is called:
Ans: Interrogative sentences can be direct or indirect begin with or without pronouns, and feature yes/no interrogatives, alternative questions, or tag questions.
Q7. NP stands for in English Grammar:
Ans: Noun Phrase
Q8. Synonym of WITTY is:
Ans: Clever
Q9. ____ you ever been to Amsterdam?
Ans: Have
Q10. Which spelling is correct?
Ans: aggrandize
★ Basic Arithmetic (20%) – Algebra, Ratios, Percentages, Arithmetic Means
Q1. In an examination, 65% of the total examinees passed. If the number of failures is 420, then the total number of examinees are:
Ans: 1200
Q2. The mean of 100 items was found to be 30. If two items were wrongly taken as 32 and 12 instead of 23 and 11, the correct mean is:
Ans: 29.9
Q3. How is 1/2 expressed as a decimal fraction?
Ans: 0.5
Q4. The whole nation was ____ the president.
Ans: behind
Q5. 48 km 600 m + 21 km 425 m = ?
Ans: 70 km 25 m
Q6. Morning temperature in Murree −3 °C, afternoon 11 °C. Rise in temperature:
Ans: 14 °C
Q7. 1/10 + 2/5 − 1/20 = ?
Ans: 9/20
Q8. 24,375 books, 375 per shelf → Number of shelves?
Ans: 65 shelves
Q9. V = (88 × 42) ÷ 16
Ans: 231
Q10. 9% of 64 + 90% of 32 = ?
Ans: 34.56
Q11. The greatest possible length of a scale that can be used to measure exactly 3 m, 5 m 40 cm, and 13 m is:
Ans: 30 cm
Q12. What is the least number to be added to 631 to make it a perfect square?
Ans: 45
Q13. The average of 7 consecutive numbers is 20. The largest number is:
Ans: 23
Q14. Solve this equation: 4x + 5 – 17 = 0
Ans: 3
Q15. After removing the brackets we simplify the expression according to:
Ans: BODMAS’ rule
Q16. Simplify using DMAS rule: 5 × 3 − 4 × 2 + 2 + 1
Ans: 10
Q17. Find the length of the shortest piece of rope that can be cut into equal parts of 18 cm, 21 cm, and 24 cm:
Ans: 504 cm
Q18. Simplify: 1.1 × 10 + (2.2 − 2) × 3.7 = ?
Ans: 11.74
Q19. The cost of 8 months’ books is Rs. 950. Find the cost of 12 months’ books:
Ans: 1425
Q20. √16 + 9 is equal to:
Ans: 13
Q21. Two or more fractions with the same denominator are called:
Ans: like fractions
Q22. Area of a rectangular garden is 1500 m². The length of garden is 500 m. Find the width of garden:
Ans: 3 m
Q23. HCF of 60 and 72 is:
Ans: 12
Q24. Average of 10 values is 200. Sum of nine of them is 1850. Find the 10th value:
Ans: 150
Q25. The ages of six girls are 120, 124, 123, 130, 130, 129, and 130 months. Find the average age:
Ans: 126 months
Q26. The perimeter of a square whose side is 2.5 cm:
Ans: 10 cm
Q27. In a right-angled triangle, one angle must be:
Ans: 90°
Q28. The sum of three consecutive numbers is given; what is the difference between the first and third numbers?
Ans: 2
Q29. Who is the junior member in the same grade, appointed on the same date?
Ans: contract basis
Q30. What number should be added to each term of 3:5 to make the ratio 5:6?
Ans: 7
“Wishing you great success and bright opportunities ahead!”
×