FIA Pakistan Movement MCQs (301-400)

  1. The Government of India Act 1909 is also known as:
    A) Morley-Minto Reforms
    B) Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms
    C) Cripps Plan
    D) Wavell Plan
    Answer: A
  2. The Government of India Act 1919 is also called:
    A) Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms
    B) Morley-Minto Reforms
    C) Cabinet Mission
    D) Simon Commission
    Answer: A
  3. Dyarchy was introduced in:
    A) 1919 Act
    B) 1909 Act
    C) 1935 Act
    D) 1947 Act
    Answer: A
  4. Provincial autonomy was granted under:
    A) Government of India Act 1935
    B) 1919 Act
    C) 1909 Act
    D) 1947 Act
    Answer: A
  5. The Federal system in British India was proposed in:
    A) 1935 Act
    B) 1919 Act
    C) 1909 Act
    D) 1947 Act
    Answer: A
  6. The idea of Pakistan in “Now or Never” pamphlet was presented in:
    A) 1933
    B) 1940
    C) 1920
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  7. Choudhry Rahmat Ali belonged to:
    A) Cambridge University
    B) Oxford University
    C) Harvard University
    D) Punjab University
    Answer: A
  8. The word “Pakistan” was formed from:
    A) Punjab, Afghania, Kashmir, Sindh, Balochistan
    B) Punjab and Kashmir only
    C) Sindh and Bengal
    D) Delhi and Lahore
    Answer: A
  9. The All India Muslim League’s aim in 1906 was to:
    A) Protect Muslim political rights
    B) End British rule immediately
    C) Form Pakistan
    D) Start war
    Answer: A
  10. The Shimla Conference of 1945 was convened by:
    A) Lord Wavell
    B) Lord Mountbatten
    C) Lord Curzon
    D) Lord Minto
    Answer: A
  11. The main issue in Shimla Conference was:
    A) Representation in Executive Council
    B) Trade policy
    C) Education reforms
    D) War strategy
    Answer: A
  12. The Lahore Resolution was originally called:
    A) Resolution of Pakistan
    B) Delhi Plan
    C) Nehru Plan
    D) Cabinet Plan
    Answer: A
  13. The Muslim League session of 1940 was held at:
    A) Minto Park Lahore
    B) Delhi Fort
    C) Karachi Port
    D) Simla Hill
    Answer: A
  14. The British Cabinet Mission came from:
    A) Britain
    B) India
    C) USA
    D) France
    Answer: A
  15. The Interim Government was formed before:
    A) Independence
    B) Partition of Bengal
    C) Khilafat Movement
    D) Lucknow Pact
    Answer: A
  16. The Muslim League joined Interim Government in:
    A) 1946
    B) 1940
    C) 1935
    D) 1947
    Answer: A
  17. The demand for Pakistan was first formally accepted by Muslim League in:
    A) Lahore Resolution 1940
    B) Lucknow Pact 1916
    C) Nehru Report 1928
    D) Simon Report 1930
    Answer: A
  18. The British Parliament passed Indian Independence Act in:
    A) July 1947
    B) March 1940
    C) June 1946
    D) January 1950
    Answer: A
  19. The Radcliffe Boundary Commission was announced in:
    A) 1947
    B) 1940
    C) 1935
    D) 1919
    Answer: A
  20. The main cause of partition riots was:
    A) Communal tension
    B) Trade disputes
    C) Education reforms
    D) Railway system
    Answer: A
  21. The Muslim League demanded separate electorate first in:
    A) 1906 Simla Deputation
    B) 1940 Resolution
    C) 1935 Act
    D) 1920 Movement
    Answer: A
  22. The Congress Party was established in:
    A) 1885
    B) 1906
    C) 1920
    D) 1940
    Answer: A
  23. The founder of Congress was:
    A) A.O. Hume
    B) Gandhi
    C) Nehru
    D) Patel
    Answer: A
  24. The partition of Bengal was announced in:
    A) 1905
    B) 1911
    C) 1920
    D) 1947
    Answer: A
  25. The capital of British India before Delhi was:
    A) Calcutta
    B) Bombay
    C) Madras
    D) Lahore
    Answer: A
  26. The annulment of Bengal partition took place in:
    A) 1911
    B) 1905
    C) 1920
    D) 1935
    Answer: A
  27. The Muslim League demanded safeguards for Muslims in:
    A) Nehru Report rejection
    B) Lucknow Pact
    C) Cabinet Mission
    D) Cripps Mission
    Answer: A
  28. The Urdu-Hindi controversy started in:
    A) Banaras 1867
    B) Lahore 1906
    C) Delhi 1940
    D) Karachi 1947
    Answer: A
  29. Sir Syed Ahmad Khan advised Muslims to:
    A) Avoid Congress politics initially
    B) Join Congress fully
    C) Start war
    D) Leave education
    Answer: A
  30. Sir Syed Ahmad Khan founded Scientific Society in:
    A) 1864
    B) 1906
    C) 1920
    D) 1947
    Answer: A
  31. The Aligarh Movement mainly focused on:
    A) Modern education and reform
    B) Armed struggle
    C) Trade expansion
    D) Agriculture
    Answer: A
  32. The Indian Councils Act 1861 introduced:
    A) Legislative councils
    B) Independence
    C) Partition
    D) Federal system
    Answer: A
  33. The Muslim League first demanded Pakistan concept in pamphlet form in:
    A) 1933
    B) 1940
    C) 1906
    D) 1920
    Answer: A
  34. The author of “Pakistan Resolution” draft was:
    A) A.K. Fazlul Haq
    B) Jinnah
    C) Iqbal
    D) Liaquat Ali Khan
    Answer: A
  35. The Muslim League adopted Pakistan demand in response to:
    A) Congress policies
    B) British support
    C) Sikh movement
    D) USA pressure
    Answer: A
  36. The Khilafat Movement collapsed after:
    A) Turkey abolished Caliphate
    B) Pakistan creation
    C) British defeat
    D) Congress support
    Answer: A
  37. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk belonged to:
    A) Turkey
    B) India
    C) Iran
    D) Egypt
    Answer: A
  38. The Hijrat Movement encouraged Muslims to migrate to:
    A) Afghanistan
    B) Iran
    C) Turkey
    D) Saudi Arabia
    Answer: A
  39. The Non-Cooperation Movement was suspended in:
    A) 1922
    B) 1919
    C) 1930
    D) 1940
    Answer: A
  40. The Chauri Chaura incident caused:
    A) Suspension of movement
    B) Independence
    C) Partition
    D) War
    Answer: A
  41. The Simon Commission was appointed by:
    A) British Government
    B) Congress
    C) Muslim League
    D) UN
    Answer: A
  42. The slogan against Simon Commission was:
    A) Simon Go Back
    B) Quit India
    C) Pakistan Zindabad
    D) Freedom First
    Answer: A
  43. The Nehru Report was written in:
    A) 1928
    B) 1916
    C) 1940
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  44. The Nehru Report demanded:
    A) Dominion status
    B) Pakistan
    C) Independence immediately
    D) War
    Answer: A
  45. The Muslim League rejected Nehru Report because of:
    A) No Muslim safeguards
    B) Too many rights
    C) British opposition
    D) Sikh approval
    Answer: A
  46. The Allahabad Address was delivered in:
    A) 1930
    B) 1940
    C) 1919
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  47. The concept of separate Muslim state was strengthened in:
    A) Allahabad Address
    B) Lucknow Pact
    C) Cabinet Mission
    D) Cripps Plan
    Answer: A
  48. The Muslim League reorganized under Jinnah in:
    A) 1934
    B) 1906
    C) 1940
    D) 1919
    Answer: A
  49. Jinnah joined Muslim League in:
    A) 1913
    B) 1906
    C) 1920
    D) 1940
    Answer: A
  50. Jinnah left Congress in:
    A) 1920
    B) 1913
    C) 1940
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  51. The title Quaid-e-Azam was given by:
    A) Maulana Mazharuddin
    B) Gandhi
    C) Nehru
    D) Patel
    Answer: A
  52. The title “Quaid-e-Azam” means:
    A) Great Leader
    B) King of Muslims
    C) Father of Nation
    D) Scholar
    Answer: A
  53. The title “Mufakkir-e-Pakistan” refers to:
    A) Allama Iqbal
    B) Jinnah
    C) Liaquat
    D) Sir Syed
    Answer: A
  54. Allama Iqbal died in:
    A) 1938
    B) 1947
    C) 1920
    D) 1950
    Answer: A
  55. Quaid-e-Azam died in:
    A) 1948
    B) 1947
    C) 1938
    D) 1956
    Answer: A
  56. The Pakistan Movement gained strength after:
    A) 1937 elections
    B) 1906 formation
    C) 1919 reforms
    D) 1947 independence
    Answer: A
  57. The 1937 elections were won by:
    A) Congress
    B) Muslim League
    C) British
    D) Sikhs
    Answer: A
  58. The Congress ministries resigned in:
    A) 1939
    B) 1940
    C) 1947
    D) 1935
    Answer: A
  59. The Day of Deliverance was celebrated in:
    A) 1939
    B) 1940
    C) 1947
    D) 1920
    Answer: A
  60. The Day of Deliverance was announced by:
    A) Muslim League
    B) Congress
    C) British
    D) Sikhs
    Answer: A
  61. The Cripps Mission was rejected because:
    A) No immediate independence
    B) Too much freedom
    C) Pakistan accepted
    D) British left
    Answer: A
  62. The Quit India Movement was started by:
    A) Gandhi
    B) Jinnah
    C) Iqbal
    D) Nehru
    Answer: A
  63. The British used repression in Quit India Movement under:
    A) Lord Linlithgow
    B) Mountbatten
    C) Curzon
    D) Minto
    Answer: A
  64. The Cabinet Mission Plan failed due to:
    A) Congress-Muslim League disagreement
    B) British refusal
    C) Sikh support
    D) UN intervention
    Answer: A
  65. The Muslim League joined Interim Government in:
    A) 1946
    B) 1940
    C) 1935
    D) 1947
    Answer: A
  66. The Interim Government was led by:
    A) Nehru
    B) Jinnah
    C) Liaquat
    D) Mountbatten
    Answer: A
  67. The Muslim League withdrew from Interim Government due to:
    A) Differences with Congress
    B) British pressure
    C) War
    D) Trade issues
    Answer: A
  68. The British announced withdrawal from India in:
    A) February 1947
    B) 1940
    C) 1935
    D) 1920
    Answer: A
  69. The Mountbatten Plan was accepted on:
    A) 3 June 1947
    B) 23 March 1940
    C) 14 August 1947
    D) 1919
    Answer: A
  70. The Indian princely states were given option to:
    A) Join India or Pakistan
    B) Become independent countries only
    C) Join Britain
    D) Join USA
    Answer: A
  71. The largest princely state affecting partition was:
    A) Kashmir
    B) Hyderabad
    C) Junagadh
    D) Mysore
    Answer: A
  72. The Kashmir issue started in:
    A) 1947
    B) 1940
    C) 1935
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  73. The Radcliffe Award caused:
    A) Massive migration
    B) Peace
    C) Unity
    D) Trade growth
    Answer: A
  74. The Muslim League celebrated independence on:
    A) 14 August 1947
    B) 23 March 1940
    C) 1 January 1950
    D) 26 January 1950
    Answer: A
  75. Pakistan became member of UN in:
    A) 1947
    B) 1940
    C) 1956
    D) 1962
    Answer: A
  76. The first constitution of Pakistan was enforced in:
    A) 1956
    B) 1947
    C) 1962
    D) 1973
    Answer: A
  77. Pakistan became Islamic Republic in:
    A) 1956
    B) 1947
    C) 1962
    D) 1973
    Answer: A
  78. The Objective Resolution was passed under:
    A) Liaquat Ali Khan
    B) Jinnah
    C) Ayub Khan
    D) Bhutto
    Answer: A
  79. The Objective Resolution was passed in:
    A) Constituent Assembly
    B) Parliament of UK
    C) UN Assembly
    D) Congress
    Answer: A
  80. The first Governor-General of Pakistan was:
    A) Muhammad Ali Jinnah
    B) Liaquat Ali Khan
    C) Iskander Mirza
    D) Ayub Khan
    Answer: A
  81. The first Prime Minister of Pakistan was:
    A) Liaquat Ali Khan
    B) Jinnah
    C) Bhutto
    D) Ayub Khan
    Answer: A
  82. The Aligarh Movement inspired Muslims towards:
    A) Political awareness
    B) War
    C) Trade only
    D) Agriculture
    Answer: A
  83. Sir Syed Ahmad Khan advised Muslims to:
    A) Gain modern education
    B) Fight British
    C) Leave India
    D) Join Congress fully
    Answer: A
  84. The Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College later became:
    A) Aligarh Muslim University
    B) Punjab University
    C) Karachi University
    D) Dhaka University
    Answer: A
  85. The Muslim League was formed at:
    A) Dhaka
    B) Delhi
    C) Lahore
    D) Karachi
    Answer: A
  86. The Partition of Bengal was opposed mainly by:
    A) Hindus
    B) Muslims
    C) British
    D) Sikhs
    Answer: A
  87. The annulment of Bengal partition led Muslims to:
    A) Feel betrayed
    B) Celebrate
    C) Support Congress
    D) Leave politics
    Answer: A
  88. The Lucknow Pact was signed in:
    A) 1916
    B) 1906
    C) 1940
    D) 1930
    Answer: A
  89. The Khilafat Movement was supported by:
    A) Gandhi
    B) Jinnah
    C) Nehru
    D) Patel
    Answer: A
  90. The Non-Cooperation Movement started in:
    A) 1920
    B) 1919
    C) 1940
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  91. The Jallianwala Bagh massacre happened in:
    A) Amritsar
    B) Lahore
    C) Delhi
    D) Karachi
    Answer: A
  92. The British officer responsible for Jallianwala Bagh was:
    A) General Dyer
    B) Lord Curzon
    C) Mountbatten
    D) Minto
    Answer: A
  93. The Simon Commission arrived in India in:
    A) 1928
    B) 1920
    C) 1935
    D) 1940
    Answer: A
  94. The Nehru Report was rejected by Muslim League in:
    A) 1928
    B) 1916
    C) 1940
    D) 1906
    Answer: A
  95. The Allahabad Address was important because it:
    A) Introduced idea of Pakistan
    B) Ended British rule
    C) Started war
    D) Created Congress
    Answer: A
  96. The word Pakistan was coined in:
    A) England
    B) India
    C) USA
    D) Turkey
    Answer: A
  97. The Pakistan Movement reached final stage in:
    A) 1940s
    B) 1906s
    C) 1920s
    D) 1930s
    Answer: A
  98. The British transferred power to India and Pakistan in:
    A) 1947
    B) 1940
    C) 1935
    D) 1919
    Answer: A
  99. The creation of Pakistan fulfilled the demand of:
    A) Muslims of India
    B) Sikhs only
    C) British only
    D) Congress only
    Answer: A
  100. The Pakistan Movement is considered a success of:
    A) Political struggle of Muslims
    B) British policy
    C) Hindu leadership
    D) Sikh movement
    Answer: A
FIA Pakistan Movement MCQs (401-500)
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