FIA Pakistan Movement MCQs (101-200)

 

  1. The Khilafat Delegation visited the British Prime Minister in:
    A) 1920
    B) 1919
    C) 1930
    D) 1947
    Answer: A
  2. The Ali Brothers were associated with:
    A) Khilafat Movement
    B) Pakistan Movement
    C) Aligarh Movement
    D) Quit India Movement
    Answer: A
  3. The leader of the Deoband Movement was:
    A) Maulana Mahmud Hasan
    B) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
    C) Liaquat Ali Khan
    D) Jinnah
    Answer: A
  4. The Darul Uloom Deoband was founded in:
    A) 1866
    B) 1906
    C) 1920
    D) 1947
    Answer: A
  5. The Urdu Defense Association was established in:
    A) 1900
    B) 1885
    C) 1940
    D) 1919
    Answer: A
  6. The Aligarh Institute Gazette was started by:
    A) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
    B) Allama Iqbal
    C) Jinnah
    D) Liaquat Ali Khan
    Answer: A
  7. The British East India Company rule ended in:
    A) 1858
    B) 1906
    C) 1947
    D) 1919
    Answer: A
  8. The War of Independence (Sepoy Mutiny) occurred in:
    A) 1857
    B) 1905
    C) 1920
    D) 1947
    Answer: A
  9. The title “Sir” was given to Sir Syed Ahmad Khan in:
    A) 1888
    B) 1906
    C) 1920
    D) 1947
    Answer: A
  10. The Mohammedan Anglo-Oriental College was founded in:
    A) 1875
    B) 1906
    C) 1919
    D) 1940
    Answer: A
  11. The first session of All-India Muslim League was held in:
    A) Karachi
    B) Lahore
    C) Dhaka
    D) Delhi
    Answer: A
  12. The Muslim League adopted the name “Pakistan” officially in:
    A) 1940
    B) 1930
    C) 1928
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  13. The Lahore Resolution was later called:
    A) Pakistan Resolution
    B) Delhi Resolution
    C) Karachi Resolution
    D) Simla Resolution
    Answer: A
  14. The famous slogan “Pakistan ka matlab kya” was raised in:
    A) 1940
    B) 1930
    C) 1919
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  15. The second world war started in:
    A) 1939
    B) 1947
    C) 1914
    D) 1945
    Answer: A
  16. The Cripps Mission failed because:
    A) Indians rejected proposals
    B) British agreed
    C) Muslims supported fully
    D) Partition accepted
    Answer: A
  17. The Cabinet Mission Plan proposed:
    A) Federal India
    B) Immediate independence
    C) War plan
    D) Trade agreement
    Answer: A
  18. The Interim Government of India was formed in:
    A) 1946
    B) 1940
    C) 1935
    D) 1947
    Answer: A
  19. Liaquat Ali Khan held which portfolio in interim government:
    A) Finance
    B) Defence
    C) Foreign Affairs
    D) Education
    Answer: A
  20. The Muslim League observed Direct Action Day to demand:
    A) Pakistan
    B) Congress rule
    C) British support
    D) Unity of India
    Answer: A
  21. The 1946 elections were important because:
    A) Pakistan demand strengthened
    B) Congress dissolved
    C) British left immediately
    D) War started
    Answer: A
  22. The Muslim League won majority seats in:
    A) Muslim constituencies
    B) Hindu constituencies
    C) Sikh areas
    D) British councils
    Answer: A
  23. The Indian Independence Act was based on:
    A) Partition plan
    B) Unity plan
    C) War agreement
    D) Trade policy
    Answer: A
  24. The Boundary Award was delayed until:
    A) After independence
    B) Before 1940
    C) 1930
    D) 1919
    Answer: A
  25. The first census in British India was conducted in:
    A) 1872
    B) 1901
    C) 1921
    D) 1947
    Answer: A
  26. The Muslim League was initially formed to protect:
    A) Muslim political rights
    B) British trade
    C) Hindu interests
    D) Sikh power
    Answer: A
  27. The first political party in India was:
    A) Indian National Congress
    B) Muslim League
    C) Khilafat Committee
    D) All India Party
    Answer: A
  28. The slogan “Islam in danger” was used during:
    A) Khilafat Movement
    B) Pakistan Movement
    C) Aligarh Movement
    D) Quit India Movement
    Answer: A
  29. The Deoband School opposed:
    A) British rule
    B) Education
    C) Religion
    D) Trade
    Answer: A
  30. The Aligarh Movement focused mainly on:
    A) Modern education
    B) Religious wars
    C) Agriculture
    D) Industry
    Answer: A
  31. The Congress Party was dominated by:
    A) Hindus
    B) Muslims
    C) British
    D) Sikhs
    Answer: A
  32. The Muslim League opposed Nehru Report because it:
    A) Ignored Muslim rights
    B) Supported Pakistan
    C) Supported partition
    D) Supported Khilafat
    Answer: A
  33. The Delhi Muslim Proposals were presented by:
    A) Quaid-e-Azam
    B) Allama Iqbal
    C) Liaquat Ali Khan
    D) Sir Syed
    Answer: A
  34. The Muslim League demanded separate electorate in:
    A) 1906
    B) 1919
    C) 1947
    D) 1930
    Answer: A
  35. The Lucknow Pact was a result of cooperation between:
    A) Congress and Muslim League
    B) British and Muslims
    C) Sikhs and Hindus
    D) All parties
    Answer: A
  36. The Khilafat Movement ended due to:
    A) Abolition of Caliphate
    B) British victory
    C) Pakistan formation
    D) Congress support
    Answer: A
  37. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk abolished caliphate in:
    A) 1924
    B) 1919
    C) 1930
    D) 1940
    Answer: A
  38. The Hijrat Movement was associated with:
    A) Migration to Afghanistan
    B) India independence
    C) Pakistan formation
    D) British rule
    Answer: A
  39. The Hijrat Movement took place in:
    A) 1920
    B) 1906
    C) 1940
    D) 1935
    Answer: A
  40. The Simon Commission was rejected because it had:
    A) No Indian member
    B) Too many Muslims
    C) Too many Hindus
    D) No British members
    Answer: A
  41. The slogan “Simon Go Back” was raised in:
    A) 1928
    B) 1940
    C) 1919
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  42. The Nehru Report was prepared as a response to:
    A) Simon Commission
    B) Khilafat Movement
    C) Pakistan Resolution
    D) Lucknow Pact
    Answer: A
  43. The All-India Muslim League was first headquartered in:
    A) Aligarh
    B) Lahore
    C) Karachi
    D) Delhi
    Answer: A
  44. The Urdu language controversy started in:
    A) 1867
    B) 1906
    C) 1920
    D) 1947
    Answer: A
  45. The Wahabi Movement was started by:
    A) Syed Ahmed Barelvi
    B) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
    C) Iqbal
    D) Jinnah
    Answer: A
  46. The Jihad Movement aimed against:
    A) Sikh rule
    B) British rule
    C) Mughal rule
    D) Afghan rule
    Answer: A
  47. The Faraizi Movement was started in:
    A) Bengal
    B) Punjab
    C) Sindh
    D) NWFP
    Answer: A
  48. The leader of Faraizi Movement was:
    A) Haji Shariatullah
    B) Sir Syed
    C) Jinnah
    D) Iqbal
    Answer: A
  49. The Partition of India was officially implemented on:
    A) 14–15 August 1947
    B) 23 March 1940
    C) 26 January 1950
    D) 1 January 1948
    Answer: A
  50. The first Governor-General of India after partition was:
    A) Lord Mountbatten
    B) Jinnah
    C) Nehru
    D) Patel
    Answer: A
  51. The first President of Indian National Congress was:
    A) W.C. Bonnerjee
    B) Gandhi
    C) Nehru
    D) Patel
    Answer: A
  52. The Muslim League first constitution was adopted in:
    A) 1907
    B) 1940
    C) 1920
    D) 1919
    Answer: A
  53. The Delhi Durbar of 1911 announced:
    A) Capital shift to Delhi
    B) Pakistan demand
    C) Independence
    D) Partition
    Answer: A
  54. The capital of British India was shifted from Calcutta to Delhi in:
    A) 1911
    B) 1905
    C) 1920
    D) 1947
    Answer: A
  55. The Khilafat Movement was supported by:
    A) Gandhi
    B) Jinnah
    C) Nehru
    D) Patel
    Answer: A
  56. The Non-Cooperation Movement ended in:
    A) 1922
    B) 1919
    C) 1930
    D) 1940
    Answer: A
  57. Chauri Chaura incident occurred in:
    A) 1922
    B) 1919
    C) 1940
    D) 1935
    Answer: A
  58. The British government announced the Communal Award in:
    A) 1932
    B) 1919
    C) 1940
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  59. The Poona Pact was signed in:
    A) 1932
    B) 1916
    C) 1940
    D) 1905
    Answer: A
  60. The Poona Pact was between:
    A) Gandhi and Ambedkar
    B) Jinnah and Gandhi
    C) Nehru and Patel
    D) British and Muslims
    Answer: A
  61. The Government of India Act 1919 introduced:
    A) Dyarchy
    B) Independence
    C) Partition
    D) Republic
    Answer: A
  62. The Khilafat Conference was held in:
    A) Delhi
    B) Lahore
    C) Karachi
    D) Bombay
    Answer: A
  63. The idea of Pakistan was first mentioned in pamphlet in:
    A) 1933
    B) 1940
    C) 1920
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  64. The pamphlet “Now or Never” was written by:
    A) Choudhry Rahmat Ali
    B) Jinnah
    C) Iqbal
    D) Liaquat
    Answer: A
  65. The Muslim League celebrated Day of Deliverance in:
    A) 1939
    B) 1947
    C) 1940
    D) 1920
    Answer: A
  66. The Day of Deliverance was against:
    A) Congress rule
    B) British rule
    C) Muslim League
    D) Sikh rule
    Answer: A
  67. The Quit India Resolution was passed in:
    A) 1942
    B) 1930
    C) 1919
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  68. The British Viceroy during Quit India Movement was:
    A) Lord Linlithgow
    B) Mountbatten
    C) Curzon
    D) Minto
    Answer: A
  69. The Cripps Mission was sent by:
    A) British Government
    B) Muslim League
    C) Congress
    D) UN
    Answer: A
  70. The main demand of Muslim League in 1946 elections was:
    A) Pakistan
    B) Independence
    C) Unity
    D) Federation
    Answer: A
  71. The Cabinet Mission consisted of members from:
    A) Britain
    B) India
    C) USA
    D) France
    Answer: A
  72. The Interim Government of India included members from:
    A) Congress and Muslim League
    B) British only
    C) Sikhs only
    D) UN
    Answer: A
  73. The demand for Pakistan was based on:
    A) Two-Nation Theory
    B) One Nation Theory
    C) Religious unity
    D) Economic unity
    Answer: A
  74. The Lahore Resolution was moved by:
    A) A.K. Fazlul Haq
    B) Jinnah
    C) Iqbal
    D) Liaquat
    Answer: A
  75. The Muslim League first demanded separate state in:
    A) 1940
    B) 1930
    C) 1928
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  76. The Pakistan Movement gained momentum after:
    A) 1930s
    B) 1906
    C) 1919
    D) 1947
    Answer: A
  77. The slogan “Pakistan Zindabad” became popular in:
    A) 1940s
    B) 1906
    C) 1919
    D) 1920
    Answer: A
  78. The Indian Independence Act was passed by:
    A) British Parliament
    B) Indian Parliament
    C) UN
    D) Congress
    Answer: A
  79. The Radcliffe Line separated:
    A) India and Pakistan
    B) Punjab and Bengal
    C) Sindh and Punjab
    D) Kashmir and India
    Answer: A
  80. The first railway system in India was introduced in:
    A) 1853
    B) 1906
    C) 1947
    D) 1920
    Answer: A
  81. The Urdu language was promoted by:
    A) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
    B) Gandhi
    C) Nehru
    D) Patel
    Answer: A
  82. The educational reform movement in Muslims was led by:
    A) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
    B) Jinnah
    C) Iqbal
    D) Liaquat
    Answer: A
  83. The Muhammadan Educational Conference was founded in:
    A) 1886
    B) 1906
    C) 1920
    D) 1940
    Answer: A
  84. The British introduced railway in India to:
    A) Trade and control
    B) Independence
    C) Education
    D) Unity
    Answer: A
  85. The Urdu-Hindi controversy was related to:
    A) Language issue
    B) Religion
    C) Trade
    D) War
    Answer: A
  86. The Muslim League adopted the resolution of Pakistan in:
    A) Lahore 1940
    B) Delhi 1919
    C) Karachi 1906
    D) Simla 1930
    Answer: A
  87. The Two-Nation Theory means:
    A) Muslims and Hindus are separate nations
    B) One nation
    C) British rule
    D) Sikh nation
    Answer: A
  88. The Khilafat Movement was supported internationally by:
    A) Turkey
    B) USA
    C) France
    D) Russia
    Answer: A
  89. The Turkish Caliphate was abolished in:
    A) 1924
    B) 1919
    C) 1940
    D) 1930
    Answer: A
  90. The Muslim League’s headquarters were shifted to Lahore in:
    A) 1940
    B) 1906
    C) 1920
    D) 1935
    Answer: A
  91. The first census showing Muslim majority provinces was in:
    A) 1931
    B) 1901
    C) 1947
    D) 1919
    Answer: A
  92. The All-India Muslim League initially supported:
    A) Loyalty to British
    B) Independence
    C) War
    D) Partition
    Answer: A
  93. The Simla Deputation demanded:
    A) Separate electorates
    B) Independence
    C) Trade rights
    D) War support
    Answer: A
  94. The Morley-Minto reforms were introduced during Viceroy:
    A) Lord Minto
    B) Mountbatten
    C) Curzon
    D) Linlithgow
    Answer: A
  95. The partition of Bengal was done by:
    A) Lord Curzon
    B) Lord Minto
    C) Mountbatten
    D) Irwin
    Answer: A
  96. The annulment of Bengal partition was announced by:
    A) King George V
    B) Queen Victoria
    C) Nehru
    D) Gandhi
    Answer: A
  97. The Aligarh Movement encouraged Muslims to:
    A) Modern education
    B) War
    C) Agriculture only
    D) Trade only
    Answer: A
  98. The Muslim League played major role in:
    A) Creation of Pakistan
    B) British rule
    C) Hindu Congress
    D) Sikh state
    Answer: A
  99. The Pakistan Movement succeeded due to:
    A) Political struggle
    B) War only
    C) Trade
    D) Religion only
    Answer: A
  100. The final achievement of Pakistan Movement was:
    A) Independence in 1947
    B) 1940 Resolution
    C) 1930 Demand
    D) 1906 Formation
    Answer: A
FIA Pakistan Movement MCQs (201-300)
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