Q1. The shortest Surah of the Holy Quran is? Answer: Surah Al-Kausar
Q2. Which surah has Bismillah twice? Answer: Surah Al-Naml
Q3. “Ameen-ul-Umat” is the title of which Sahabi? Answer: Hazrat Abu-Ubaida bin Al-Jaraah (RA)
Q4. How many Muslims were martyred in the Battle of Badr? Answer: 14
Q5. “Qamar Bani Hashim” is the title of? Answer: Hazrat Abbas ibn Ali (RA)
Q6. What was the first written constitution of the world? Answer: Meesaq-e-Madina
Q7. Injeel means? Answer: Good News
Q8. “Imam-e-Dar-ul-Hijrat” is the title of? Answer: Imam Malik
Q9. The nation of Samood was preached by? Answer: Hazrat Salih (AS)
Q10. Battle of Yarmouk was fought between Muslims and? Answer: Romans
Pakistan Studies
Q1. When was the first constitution of Pakistan enforced? Answer: 23rd March 1956
Q2. Who was the first Governor General of Pakistan? Answer: Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Q3. Which province is known as “Bab-ul-Islam”? Answer: Sindh
Q4. Indus Water Treaty was signed on? Answer: September 19, 1960
Q5. Who wrote “Asbab-e-Baghawat-e-Hind”? Answer: Sir Syed Ahmed Khan
Q6. Which city is the oldest university of Pakistan located in? Answer: Lahore (University of the Punjab)
Q7. The largest coal reservoir of Pakistan is in? Answer: Thar, Sindh
Q8. In which year was Bombay separated from Sindh? Answer: 1936
Q9. When did the 1857 War of Independence officially end? Answer: November 1858
Q10. The inaugural meeting of the 1st Constituent Assembly was on? Answer: 10th August 1947
3. General Knowledge & Current Affairs
Q1. Who is the current Chancellor of Germany? Answer: Friedrich Merz
Q2. The headquarters of WHO is located in? Answer: Geneva, Switzerland
Q3. Which city is located in both Asia and Europe? Answer: Istanbul
Q4. “Tahrir Square” is famous in which city? Answer: Cairo, Egypt
Q5. Who is the current President of the World Bank? Answer: Ajay Banga
Q6. The capital of Lithuania is? Answer: Vilnius
Q7. Which country hosted COP29 (2024)? Answer: Azerbaijan
Q8. “ANSA” is the news agency of which country? Answer: Italy
Q9. The deepest part of the earth is? Answer: Mariana Trench
Q10. NASA’s Perseverance rover landed on Mars on? Answer: 18 February 2021
Everyday Science & IT
Q1. “Silicon Valley” is famous for? Answer: Computers/Technology
Q2. The outermost layer of human skin is? Answer: Epidermis
Q3. At night, plants intake? Answer: Oxygen
Q4. The speed of sound in dry air at 20°C is? Answer: 343 m/s
Q5. Which vitamin deficiency causes excessive bleeding? Answer: Vitamin K
Q6. The element of an electric stove is made of? Answer: Nichrome
Q7. Which part of the brain is the seat of memory? Answer: Cerebrum
Q8. “Entomology” is the study of? Answer: Insects
Q9. Decibel (dB) is the unit used to measure? Answer: Intensity of Sound
Q10. The first identified subatomic particle (electron) was by? Answer: J.J. Thomson
FIA – Job Related Knowledge
Q1. Does the FIA have the authority to investigate cases of “Copyright” and “Intellectual Property” theft? Answer: Yes
Q2. Who is the “Appointing Authority” for the post of Director General (DG) of FIA? Answer: The Federal Government
Q3. Which wing of the FIA is tasked with monitoring and controlling illegal human smuggling at border crossings? Answer: Anti-Human Smuggling (AHS) / Immigration Wing
Q4. Under Section 5(2), a member of the Agency has the powers of an “Officer-in-charge of a Police Station.” What is this rank usually called in Pakistan? Answer: SHO (Station House Officer)
Q5. If a crime involves “Foreign Exchange” violations, which FIA wing will investigate it? Answer: Economic Crime Wing (ECW)
Q6. Which section of the FIA Act, 1974 deals with the “Power to amend the Schedule”? Answer: Section 6
Q7. What is the main difference between “Public Servant” and “Specified Person” in the FIA Act? Answer: Public Servant is defined in PPC Section 21, while Specified Person refers to police officers transferred to FIA
Q8. Which wing of the FIA manages the “Integrated Border Management System” (IBMS) at airports? Answer: Immigration Wing
Q9. Can the DG FIA delegate the power to “Make Rules” to a subordinate officer? Answer: No
Q10. In which year was the first “Schedule” of offences for the FIA published? Answer: 1975
English
Q1. Synonym of “Obdurate”: Answer: Stubborn
Q2. Antonym of “Dearth”: Answer: Abundance
Q3. Idiom “A Dark Horse” means: Answer: An unexpected winner
Q4. Idiom “To play ducks and drakes” means: Answer: To use recklessly/squander
Q5. Synonym of “Amnesty”: Answer: Pardon
Q6. Antonym of “Zeal”: Answer: Apathy
Q7. Idiom “Take the bull by the horns” means: Answer: To face a difficulty courageously
