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- The Objective Resolution was passed in:
A) 1947
B) 1948
C) 1949
D) 1950
Answer: C - The first Constitution of Pakistan was enforced on:
A) 14 August 1947
B) 23 March 1956
C) 8 June 1962
D) 14 August 1973
Answer: B - Pakistan became an Islamic Republic under the Constitution of:
A) 1956
B) 1962
C) 1973
D) 1985
Answer: A - The first Constitution of Pakistan was abrogated by:
A) Yahya Khan
B) Ayub Khan
C) Iskander Mirza
D) Zia-ul-Haq
Answer: C - The Constitution of 1962 was introduced by:
A) Liaquat Ali Khan
B) Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
C) Ayub Khan
D) Yahya Khan
Answer: C - The current Constitution of Pakistan was enforced on:
A) 14 August 1972
B) 23 March 1973
C) 14 August 1973
D) 25 December 1973
Answer: C - The Constitution of 1973 was framed during the government of:
A) Ayub Khan
B) Yahya Khan
C) Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
D) Nawaz Sharif
Answer: C - Pakistan’s Constitution declares the country to be:
A) Secular State
B) Federal Republic
C) Islamic Republic
D) Socialist Republic
Answer: C - The National Assembly is the:
A) Upper House
B) Provincial House
C) Lower House
D) Judicial House
Answer: C - The Senate of Pakistan is the:
A) Lower House
B) Upper House
C) Provincial Court
D) Executive Body
Answer: B - The Constitution of Pakistan provides for a:
A) Presidential system
B) Monarchical system
C) Parliamentary system
D) Communist system
Answer: C - The Objectives Resolution became a substantive part of the Constitution through:
A) 5th Amendment
B) 8th Amendment
C) 2nd Amendment
D) 18th Amendment
Answer: B - The highest law of Pakistan is:
A) Quran
B) Parliament Act
C) Constitution
D) Presidential Order
Answer: C - The Constitution of 1973 was unanimously passed on:
A) 10 April 1973
B) 14 August 1973
C) 23 March 1973
D) 1 July 1973
Answer: A - The minimum age for the President of Pakistan is:
A) 35 years
B) 40 years
C) 45 years
D) 50 years
Answer: C - The minimum age for becoming a Senator is:
A) 25 years
B) 30 years
C) 35 years
D) 40 years
Answer: B - The minimum age for becoming a member of National Assembly is:
A) 21 years
B) 25 years
C) 30 years
D) 35 years
Answer: B - The official religion of Pakistan is:
A) Christianity
B) Hinduism
C) Islam
D) Buddhism
Answer: C - The Constitution of Pakistan consists of:
A) 4 parts
B) 6 parts
C) 12 parts
D) 20 parts
Answer: C - The Constitution of 1962 established a:
A) Parliamentary system
B) Presidential system
C) Monarchical system
D) Federal court system only
Answer: B - The Chief Executive under the 1962 Constitution was:
A) Prime Minister
B) Chief Justice
C) President
D) Governor
Answer: C - The bicameral legislature was introduced in:
A) 1956 Constitution
B) 1962 Constitution
C) 1973 Constitution
D) Legal Framework Order
Answer: C - The Parliament of Pakistan consists of:
A) President and Senate
B) President and National Assembly
C) Senate and National Assembly
D) President, Senate and National Assembly
Answer: D - The term of National Assembly is:
A) 4 years
B) 5 years
C) 6 years
D) 7 years
Answer: B - The term of Senate members is:
A) 4 years
B) 5 years
C) 6 years
D) 7 years
Answer: C - The head of the state in Pakistan is:
A) Prime Minister
B) President
C) Chief Justice
D) Army Chief
Answer: B - The head of government in Pakistan is:
A) President
B) Prime Minister
C) Governor
D) Chairman Senate
Answer: B - The Constitution can be amended by:
A) Supreme Court
B) President
C) Parliament
D) Election Commission
Answer: C - The Islamic provisions in the Constitution are supervised by:
A) Federal Cabinet
B) Islamic Ideology Council
C) Senate
D) Election Commission
Answer: B - The Council of Islamic Ideology advises:
A) Prime Minister
B) Parliament
C) Judiciary
D) Governors
Answer: B - Urdu was declared national language in:
A) 1947
B) 1956 Constitution
C) 1962 Constitution
D) 1973 Constitution
Answer: D - The Constitution of Pakistan guarantees:
A) Fundamental Rights
B) Military Rule
C) One-party system
D) Provincial dictatorship
Answer: A - The emergency provisions are included in:
A) Constitution
B) Penal Code
C) Civil Law
D) Police Order
Answer: A - The judiciary in Pakistan is:
A) Independent
B) Controlled by Cabinet
C) Controlled by President
D) Controlled by Governors
Answer: A - The Islamic Republic of Pakistan is a:
A) Unitary State
B) Federation
C) Confederation
D) Colony
Answer: B - The authority to interpret the Constitution rests with:
A) Parliament
B) President
C) Supreme Court
D) Prime Minister
Answer: C - The number of constitutional amendments passed so far exceeds:
A) 10
B) 15
C) 20
D) 25
Answer: D - The Eighteenth Amendment was passed in:
A) 2008
B) 2009
C) 2010
D) 2011
Answer: C - The 18th Amendment restored the:
A) Presidential system
B) Parliamentary system
C) Basic Democracies
D) One Unit system
Answer: B - The President of Pakistan is elected by:
A) Public vote
B) Supreme Court
C) Electoral College
D) Senate only
Answer: C - The Electoral College for President includes:
A) Senate only
B) National Assembly only
C) Parliament and Provincial Assemblies
D) Supreme Court judges
Answer: C - The Prime Minister is elected by:
A) President
B) Senate
C) National Assembly
D) Governors
Answer: C - Money Bills can originate only in:
A) Senate
B) National Assembly
C) Provincial Assembly
D) Supreme Court
Answer: B - The Chairman Senate acts as President when:
A) Prime Minister resigns
B) President is absent
C) National Assembly dissolves
D) Governors resign
Answer: B - The National Finance Commission deals with:
A) Defense matters
B) Religious affairs
C) Distribution of financial resources
D) Foreign affairs
Answer: C - The Council of Common Interests resolves disputes between:
A) Courts and Parliament
B) Provinces and Federation
C) President and PM
D) Senate and Assembly
Answer: B - Fundamental Rights can be suspended during:
A) Elections
B) Emergency
C) Budget session
D) Senate session
Answer: B - The Federal Shariat Court was established in:
A) 1973
B) 1979
C) 1985
D) 1999
Answer: B - The Constitution of Pakistan starts with:
A) Fundamental Rights
B) Objectives Resolution
C) Preamble
D) Islamic Provisions
Answer: C - The 1973 Constitution originally contained:
A) 150 Articles
B) 200 Articles
C) 250 Articles
D) 280 Articles
Answer: D - The authority to dissolve National Assembly belongs to:
A) Prime Minister
B) President
C) Chief Justice
D) Senate Chairman
Answer: B - Joint sitting of Parliament is presided over by:
A) President
B) Prime Minister
C) Speaker National Assembly
D) Chairman Senate
Answer: C - The Supreme Court of Pakistan is headed by:
A) Senior Judge
B) Federal Minister
C) Chief Justice
D) Attorney General
Answer: C - The Constitution recognizes how many provinces?
A) Two
B) Three
C) Four
D) Five
Answer: C - The Governor of a province is appointed by:
A) Prime Minister
B) President
C) Chief Minister
D) Senate
Answer: B - The Chief Minister is elected by:
A) Governor
B) President
C) Provincial Assembly
D) Senate
Answer: C - The Constitution ensures separation of:
A) Religion and State
B) Judiciary and Executive
C) Army and Government
D) Provinces and Judiciary
Answer: B - The federal legislature of Pakistan is called:
A) Congress
B) Majlis-e-Shoora
C) Diet
D) Duma
Answer: B - The Constitution provides for:
A) Single citizenship
B) Dual citizenship only
C) Provincial citizenship
D) Tribal citizenship
Answer: A - The number of houses in Pakistan’s Parliament is:
A) One
B) Two
C) Three
D) Four
Answer: B - The Senate equally represents:
A) Districts
B) Provinces
C) Cities
D) Ministries
Answer: B - The National Assembly represents:
A) Provinces equally
B) Population
C) Judiciary
D) Armed forces
Answer: B - The Constitution guarantees freedom of:
A) Speech
B) Religion
C) Association
D) All of these
Answer: D - The Constitution of 1956 provided for:
A) Bicameral legislature
B) Unicameral legislature
C) Dictatorship
D) Monarchy
Answer: B - The Constitution of 1962 initially did not provide for:
A) President
B) Parliament
C) Political parties
D) Judiciary
Answer: C - The legal advisor of the government is:
A) Chief Justice
B) Attorney General
C) Law Minister
D) Advocate General
Answer: B - The highest court in Pakistan is:
A) Federal Court
B) High Court
C) Supreme Court
D) Shariat Court
Answer: C - High Court judges are appointed by:
A) Prime Minister
B) President
C) Governors
D) Senate
Answer: B - The Constitution allows amendment by:
A) Simple majority only
B) Two-thirds majority
C) Presidential decree
D) Referendum only
Answer: B - The Islamic provisions ensure no law is against:
A) Parliament
B) Sunnah and Quran
C) Judiciary
D) Cabinet
Answer: B - Pakistan’s Constitution is:
A) Written
B) Unwritten
C) Partly written
D) Oral
Answer: A - The Constitution provides for provincial autonomy through:
A) NFC
B) 18th Amendment
C) Senate
D) Judiciary
Answer: B - The concurrent legislative list was abolished by:
A) 8th Amendment
B) 17th Amendment
C) 18th Amendment
D) 21st Amendment
Answer: C - The Constitution recognizes Urdu and:
A) Arabic
B) Persian
C) English for official purposes
D) Punjabi
Answer: C - The Islamic Ideology Council members are appointed by:
A) Prime Minister
B) President
C) Senate
D) Chief Justice
Answer: B - The Constitution of Pakistan was suspended in:
A) 1958
B) 1969
C) 1977
D) All of these
Answer: D - The first President under 1973 Constitution was:
A) Ayub Khan
B) Fazal Elahi Chaudhry
C) Yahya Khan
D) Iskander Mirza
Answer: B - The first Prime Minister under 1973 Constitution was:
A) Liaquat Ali Khan
B) Benazir Bhutto
C) Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
D) Muhammad Khan Junejo
Answer: C - The Eighth Amendment strengthened:
A) Prime Minister
B) Judiciary
C) President
D) Senate
Answer: C - The Seventeenth Amendment was passed during:
A) Ayub Khan
B) Musharraf
C) Bhutto
D) Yahya Khan
Answer: B - The Constitution of Pakistan ensures Islamic way of life through:
A) Objectives Resolution
B) Judiciary
C) Governors
D) Senate
Answer: A - The Constitution allows citizens to form:
A) Political parties
B) Trade unions
C) Associations
D) All of these
Answer: D - The superior judiciary includes:
A) Supreme Court and High Courts
B) District Courts only
C) Civil Courts only
D) Military Courts only
Answer: A - The President must be:
A) Non-Muslim
B) Muslim
C) Judge
D) Senator
Answer: B - The Prime Minister must be:
A) Non-Muslim
B) Technocrat
C) Member of Parliament
D) Army Officer
Answer: C - The Constitution provides safeguards for:
A) Minorities
B) Women
C) Children
D) All of these
Answer: D - The oath of the President is administered by:
A) Prime Minister
B) Chief Justice
C) Chairman Senate
D) Speaker
Answer: B - The oath of Prime Minister is administered by:
A) President
B) Chief Justice
C) Chairman Senate
D) Governor
Answer: A - Provincial Assemblies legislate on:
A) Federal subjects
B) Provincial subjects
C) International law
D) Defense only
Answer: B - The residuary powers under 1973 Constitution belong to:
A) Federation
B) Provinces
C) President
D) Senate
Answer: B - The Constitution protects citizens against:
A) Slavery
B) Forced labor
C) Arbitrary arrest
D) All of these
Answer: D - Martial Law was first imposed in Pakistan in:
A) 1956
B) 1958
C) 1962
D) 1973
Answer: B - The Constitution can be suspended under:
A) Martial Law
B) Emergency
C) Governor Rule
D) Senate Rule
Answer: A - The National Language of Pakistan is:
A) English
B) Arabic
C) Urdu
D) Persian
Answer: C - The Constitution provides for free and fair:
A) Judiciary
B) Elections
C) Cabinet
D) Senate
Answer: B - Elections in Pakistan are conducted by:
A) Supreme Court
B) President
C) Election Commission
D) Senate
Answer: C - The Chief Election Commissioner is appointed by:
A) President
B) Prime Minister alone
C) President in consultation
D) Senate only
Answer: C - The Constitution guarantees independence of:
A) Judiciary
B) Election Commission
C) Auditor General
D) All of these
Answer: D - The Auditor General of Pakistan is appointed by:
A) Prime Minister
B) President
C) Senate
D) Chief Justice
Answer: B - The Constitution of 1973 is considered:
A) Flexible only
B) Rigid only
C) Both rigid and flexible
D) Neither rigid nor flexible
Answer: C