Mega Test - 1
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Who replaced Liaquat Ali Khan as Prime Minister?
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Sheikh Abdullah
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Khawajah Nazimuddin
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Ghulam Muhammad
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Iftikhar Hussain Mamdot
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Mega Test - 1 assesses knowledge on key historical events of Pakistan, focusing on political milestones such as leadership changes and international agreements, enhancing understanding of Pakistan's historical context and its global interactions.
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Pakistan signed CENTO (Baghdad Pact) on
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23 Sep 1955
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24 Sep 1955
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20 Sep 1956
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21 Aug 1955
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A. 23 Sep 1955Explanation
Pakistan signed the CENTO (Baghdad Pact) on 23 Sep 1955.Rate this question:
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BBC started its first Urdu service on 13th April
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1950
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1952
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1954
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1949
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A. 1949Explanation
The correct answer is 1949 because it is stated that BBC started its first Urdu service on 13th April, and 1949 is the only option given that falls within the timeframe mentioned.Rate this question:
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Pakistan becomes first nation to benefit from China's _________ Navigation Satellite Which one do you like?
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Jinpao
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BeiDou
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Daogin
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Zinhu
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A. BeiDouExplanation
Pakistan has become the first nation to benefit from China's BeiDou Navigation Satellite. BeiDou is a satellite navigation system developed by China as an alternative to the US-operated GPS system. It provides positioning, navigation, and timing services to users worldwide. Pakistan's collaboration with China in utilizing the BeiDou system signifies the strengthening of their strategic partnership and the advancement of Pakistan's navigation capabilities.Rate this question:
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In 1950, _________ founded Jinnah Muslim League party.
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Ayub Khan
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Ameer Muhammad Khan
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Iftikhar Hussain Mamdot
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Z.A Bhutto
Correct Answer
A. Iftikhar Hussain MamdotExplanation
Iftikhar Hussain Mamdot is the correct answer because he founded the Jinnah Muslim League party in 1950.Rate this question:
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Tashkent Pact was signed by Ayub Khan & Shastri on
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10 Jan 1966
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4 Jan 1967
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5 Jan 1966
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7 Jan 1966
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A. 10 Jan 1966Explanation
The Tashkent Pact was signed by Ayub Khan and Shastri on 10 Jan 1966.Rate this question:
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Agreement with Canada on the first nuclear power station in Karachi was signed in
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1967
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1965
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1962
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1964
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A. 1965Explanation
The correct answer is 1965. This agreement refers to the signing of an agreement between Pakistan and Canada regarding the construction of the first nuclear power station in Karachi. The agreement was signed in 1965, indicating the year when both countries reached an agreement on this matter.Rate this question:
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Zafarullah Khan served as president of UN General Assembly’s 7th session in
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1960
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1963
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1965
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1962
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A. 1962Explanation
Zafarullah Khan served as the president of the UN General Assembly's 7th session in 1962.Rate this question:
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Siachen is located in
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KPK
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Baltistan
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Chenab
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Skardo
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A. BaltistanExplanation
Siachen is located in Baltistan. This region is a part of the larger disputed territory of Jammu and Kashmir, which is claimed by both India and Pakistan. Siachen is known for being the highest battlefield in the world, with extreme weather conditions and inhospitable terrain. It is situated in the eastern Karakoram range in the Himalayas, near the Line of Control between India and Pakistan. The conflict over Siachen has resulted in a military presence from both countries and has been a source of tension between India and Pakistan for several decades.Rate this question:
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Chaudhry Rehmat Ali is buried in:
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Karachi
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Islamabad
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Cambridge (London)
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USA (Canada)
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A. Cambridge (London)Explanation
Chaudhry Rehmat Ali is buried in Cambridge (London).Rate this question:
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Which country has been declared as a ''non- NATO ally'' of the United States of America
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Turky
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Pakistan
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India
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Italy
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A. PakistanExplanation
Pakistan has been declared as a "non-NATO ally" of the United States of America. This means that while Pakistan is not a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), it has a strategic relationship with the United States and receives certain benefits and support from the US in terms of defense and security cooperation. This designation allows for increased military cooperation, intelligence sharing, and access to military equipment and training programs between the two countries.Rate this question:
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Margalla Hills are part of which mountain range
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Karakoram
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Himalayas
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Hindu Kash
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Western Ghats
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A. HimalayasExplanation
The Margalla Hills are part of the Himalayas. The Himalayas are a mountain range in South Asia that stretches across several countries including India, Nepal, Bhutan, and Pakistan. The Margalla Hills are located in northern Pakistan, near the capital city of Islamabad, and are a subrange of the Himalayas. They are known for their scenic beauty and are a popular tourist destination in the region.Rate this question:
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One of the main objectives of All - India Muslim League at the time of its creation was:
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To be loyal to the Indian British Government
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To take active part in the politics of the country
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To be close to Hindu community
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Not to take sides with any Indian community
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A. To be close to Hindu communityExplanation
The correct answer is "to be close to Hindu community." This objective of the All-India Muslim League at the time of its creation suggests that the organization aimed to foster good relations and cooperation with the Hindu community in India. This objective may have been motivated by a desire for unity and collaboration among different religious communities in the face of British colonial rule. It also indicates a willingness to work together towards common goals and interests.Rate this question:
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The power of the Legislative councils was increased by
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Simon Commission Report
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Minto - Morley Reforms, 1909
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3rd Round Table Conference
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Gandhi - Irwin Pact
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A. Minto - Morley Reforms, 1909Explanation
The Minto-Morley Reforms of 1909 increased the power of the Legislative councils. These reforms introduced the concept of separate electorates, where Muslims were given reserved seats and could elect their own representatives. This gave them a voice in the legislative process and increased their political power. Additionally, the reforms expanded the size of the Legislative councils and allowed for more Indians to be appointed as members. This further increased the representation of Indians in the councils and gave them more influence in decision-making. Overall, the Minto-Morley Reforms played a significant role in empowering the Legislative councils.Rate this question:
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The elections should be held on the basis of the general adult franchise. This demand was made in
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Minto - Morley Reforms, 1909
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Lucknow pact
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Cripps Mission
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Gandhi - Irwin Pact
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A. Lucknow pactExplanation
The demand for elections to be held on the basis of general adult franchise was made in the Lucknow Pact. The Lucknow Pact was an agreement signed between the Indian National Congress and the All India Muslim League in 1916. It aimed to present a united front against British colonial rule and demanded self-government for India. The pact included various provisions, one of which was the demand for elections based on adult suffrage, ensuring that every adult citizen would have the right to vote. This demand reflected the growing desire for democratic representation and equal political rights among the Indian nationalist movement.Rate this question:
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Simla Deputation of 1906 had the following purpose
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For future elections in the country Muslim community would get separate electorate
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The Deputation was advised to take active part on politics
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The Deputation was directed to be friendly with the rulers
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To be in harmony with the Hindu Community of India
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A. For future elections in the country Muslim community would get separate electorateExplanation
The correct answer is "For future elections in the country, the Muslim community would get a separate electorate." The Simla Deputation of 1906 aimed to secure separate electorates for Muslims in future elections in India. This was a significant demand made by the Muslim community to ensure their representation and political rights. The separate electorate system allowed Muslims to vote for their own Muslim candidates, ensuring their voice in the political process. This demand was later fulfilled with the introduction of separate electorates through the Morley-Minto Reforms in 1909.Rate this question:
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During the Khilafat Movement, "Chauri chaura" tragedy assumed greater significance. Which of the following incidents was peculiar to that
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Country-wide strike of the traders
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A police station was burnt in a village
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Communaal riots erupted
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The people refused to pay Government taxes
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A. A police station was burnt in a villageExplanation
During the Khilafat Movement, the "Chauri Chaura" tragedy assumed greater significance. This incident was peculiar to that time because a police station was burnt in a village. This event marked a turning point in the movement as it led to a shift in the non-violent approach of the protesters. Mahatma Gandhi, who was leading the movement, called off the movement after this incident, realizing that it had taken a violent turn. The burning of the police station highlighted the increasing frustration and anger among the protesters, leading to a reevaluation of their strategies.Rate this question:
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Ch. Rahmat Ali published a leaflet "Now or Never. Are We To Live or Perish Forever" issued on January 28, 1933; from Cambridge with the objective
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To create a separate and independent Muslim state
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To develop amity with the British as a Muslim community
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To grow the concept of Indianism
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To work with other Indian Communities for liberation of India
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A. To create a separate and independent Muslim stateExplanation
Ch. Rahmat Ali published the leaflet "Now or Never. Are We To Live or Perish Forever" with the objective of creating a separate and independent Muslim state. This suggests that he believed in the idea of Muslim nationalism and saw the need for a separate homeland for Muslims in India. This idea eventually led to the creation of Pakistan in 1947. The other options mentioned in the leaflet, such as developing amity with the British, growing the concept of Indianism, and working with other Indian communities for the liberation of India, do not align with the main objective of creating a separate Muslim state.Rate this question:
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Moplah`s contribution is that
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They took part in Khilafat Movement
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They went to Kerala to organize an anti-British movement
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They were Arab tribes on the Malabar shores who seized ships of East India company
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They remained involved in a guerilla warfare with the British Government
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A. They took part in Khilafat MovementExplanation
The Moplahs, a Muslim community in Kerala, took part in the Khilafat Movement. The Khilafat Movement was a pan-Islamic movement in India during the early 20th century, aimed at preserving the caliphate and the position of the Ottoman Sultan as the leader of the Muslim world. The Moplahs actively participated in protests, demonstrations, and other activities organized by the movement to show solidarity with the Ottoman Empire and to oppose British colonial rule. Their contribution to the Khilafat Movement highlights their involvement in the larger struggle against British imperialism in India.Rate this question:
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For what purpose, Muslim League changed its manifesto in 1913
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Demanded self-government suitable for India
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To remain aloof from Indian politics
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Became hostile towards the British
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To criticise and oppose the Hindu community
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A. Became hostile towards the BritishExplanation
The Muslim League changed its manifesto in 1913 to become hostile towards the British. This change in stance was likely driven by the growing discontent among Muslims towards British rule and their desire for greater political autonomy. By adopting a hostile attitude towards the British, the Muslim League aimed to assert their demands for self-government and challenge the dominance of the British in India. This change in manifesto reflected the League's commitment to advocating for the rights and interests of the Muslim community in India.Rate this question:
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Indicated the main reason for the failure of Land Reforms in Pakistan
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Landlords got stay order from courts
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Landlords surrendered hilly lands
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Landlords got favor from Consolidation Wing of Board of Revenue
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Landlords transferred land in the name of their family members
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A. Landlords transferred land in the name of their family membersExplanation
Landlords transferring land in the name of their family members could be the main reason for the failure of Land Reforms in Pakistan. This practice allowed landlords to maintain control and ownership over the land, despite the reforms aiming to distribute land to landless farmers. By transferring the land to their family members, landlords were able to bypass the intended beneficiaries of the reforms and retain their power and influence over the agricultural sector. This hindered the redistribution of land and perpetuated the concentration of land ownership in the hands of a few wealthy individuals.Rate this question:
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The Anjuman-i-Himayat-i-Islam was founded in 1884, with the objective
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It was for social gathering among Muslim of Punjab
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To help Muslims to secure Government jobs
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To encourage non-communabal approach to provincial problems
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To defend Islam against the onslaughts of the missionaries and to provide western education along with religious instructions
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A. To defend Islam against the onslaughts of the missionaries and to provide western education along with religious instructionsExplanation
The correct answer is to defend Islam against the onslaughts of the missionaries and to provide western education along with religious instructions. The Anjuman-i-Himayat-i-Islam was established in 1884 with the purpose of protecting and promoting Islam in the face of challenges from missionaries. Additionally, the organization aimed to provide a combination of western education and religious teachings to Muslims. This suggests that the Anjuman-i-Himayat-i-Islam had a dual focus on defending Islam and ensuring the education of Muslims in a changing world.Rate this question:
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Why Syed Amir Ali resigned from the Muslim league in 1913?
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The Muslim league did not do sufficient work for its members
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It criticized the Government
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It supported the Hindu cause
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The party had no clear cut policy
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A. The party had no clear cut policyExplanation
Syed Amir Ali resigned from the Muslim League in 1913 because the party lacked a clear-cut policy. This suggests that the party did not have a well-defined direction or set of principles, which may have been a source of frustration for Syed Amir Ali. Without a clear policy, it would have been difficult for the party to effectively advocate for its members or make meaningful progress.Rate this question:
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Indicate the highest civil award among the following
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Sitara-e-Shujaat
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Hilal-e-Shujaat
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Nishan-e-Shujaat
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Tamgha-e-Shujaat
Correct Answer
A. Nishan-e-ShujaatExplanation
Nishan-e-Shujaat is the highest civil award among the given options. It is a prestigious honor awarded to individuals who have shown exceptional bravery and courage in the face of adversity. The word "Nishan" means emblem or insignia, while "Shujaat" refers to bravery. This award is given to recognize and appreciate the extraordinary acts of bravery and valor displayed by individuals in service to their country.Rate this question:
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Sulphur is formed at
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Koh-e-Sultan (Chagi)
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Kala-Chitta Range (Attock)
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Warchha
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Hazro (Attock)
Correct Answer
A. Koh-e-Sultan (Chagi)Explanation
Sulphur is formed at Koh-e-Sultan (Chagi).Rate this question:
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The institution of Mohtasib was established by
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Constitution of 1973
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Presidential Order 1983
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Presidential Order 1983
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All of the above
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A. Presidential Order 1983Explanation
The institution of Mohtasib was established by the Presidential Order of 1983. This order was issued to create an independent office of Mohtasib, also known as the Federal Ombudsman, in Pakistan. The Mohtasib is responsible for addressing grievances and complaints against federal government agencies and public officials, ensuring transparency, accountability, and good governance. This institution plays a crucial role in promoting justice and resolving issues faced by citizens in their interactions with the government.Rate this question:
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First female Acting Chief Election Commissioner of Pakistan who took oath was?
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Justice Majida Qasim
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Justice Effat Ashiq
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Justice Irshad Qaiser
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Justice Rafia Rizvi
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A. Justice Irshad QaiserExplanation
Justice Irshad Qaiser is the correct answer because she was the first female Acting Chief Election Commissioner of Pakistan to take oath.Rate this question:
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At the NAM Summit in Durban (1998), which issue was discussed concerning Pakistan
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Child Labour
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Environment Pollution
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Kashmir Problem
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Repayment of Loans
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A. Kashmir ProblemExplanation
At the NAM Summit in Durban (1998), the issue discussed concerning Pakistan was the Kashmir Problem. This issue refers to the ongoing territorial dispute between India and Pakistan over the region of Kashmir. The NAM Summit provided a platform for Pakistan to raise this issue and seek support from other member countries in addressing the conflict and finding a resolution.Rate this question:
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Article 25 of the Constitution of 1973 deals with
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Rule of law
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Equal protection of law
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Equality of citizen
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All of the above
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A. Equality of citizenExplanation
Article 25 of the Constitution of 1973 deals with the equality of citizens. It ensures that all citizens of the country are treated equally and have equal rights and opportunities. This article prohibits discrimination on the basis of religion, race, caste, sex, or place of birth. It guarantees equal protection of the law to all citizens and promotes a sense of equality and fairness in society.Rate this question:
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Muslim Bagh is famous for
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Copper
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Iron ore
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Gypsum
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Chromite
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A. ChromiteExplanation
Muslim Bagh is famous for chromite. Chromite is a mineral that is used in the production of stainless steel and other alloys. It is a dark, brownish-black mineral that contains chromium, iron, and oxygen. Muslim Bagh, located in Pakistan's Balochistan province, is known for its rich chromite deposits. These deposits have been mined for many years, contributing to the local economy and the country's overall chromite production.Rate this question:
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Bengal was partitioned in:
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1905
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1903
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1904
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1902
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A. 1905Explanation
Bengal was partitioned in 1905. This decision was made by Lord Curzon, the then Viceroy of India, as a means to divide the province of Bengal for administrative purposes. The partition aimed to weaken the growing nationalism and unity among the Bengali Hindus and Muslims, as well as to facilitate better governance. However, the move faced strong opposition and protests, leading to its revocation in 1911. The partition of Bengal played a significant role in the Indian independence movement and furthered the demand for a separate Muslim-majority nation, eventually leading to the creation of Pakistan.Rate this question:
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Muslim League came into existence in:
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29 September 1905
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None
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21 September 1907
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20 September 1910
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A. None -
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Lakhra coal field is located in ______. The mine has coal reserves amounting to 1.33 billion tonnes of coking coal, one of the largest coal reserves in Pakistan.
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Sindh
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KPK
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Balochistan
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Punjab
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A. SindhExplanation
The correct answer is Sindh. Lakhra coal field is located in Sindh, Pakistan. It has coal reserves amounting to 1.33 billion tonnes of coking coal, making it one of the largest coal reserves in the country.Rate this question:
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Lucknow Pact was agreed in:
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1914
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1906
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1920
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1916
Correct Answer
A. 1916Explanation
The Lucknow Pact was an agreement between the Indian National Congress and the All India Muslim League in 1916. It aimed to unite the two major political parties and bridge the gap between Hindus and Muslims in their demand for self-government in India. The pact was significant as it marked a rare instance of Hindu-Muslim cooperation and set the stage for the future political developments in the country.Rate this question:
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The editor of “Hamdard'' :
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Maulana Zafar Ali Khan
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Maulana Azad
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Muhammad Ali Jauhar
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Sultan Abdul Majid
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A. Muhammad Ali JauharExplanation
Muhammad Ali Jauhar is the correct answer because he was indeed the editor of "Hamdard". He was a prominent Indian Muslim leader, journalist, and poet who played a significant role in the Indian independence movement. Jauhar founded and edited the newspaper "Hamdard" which was known for its nationalist and anti-British stance. He used his platform as an editor to voice his opinions and advocate for the rights of Muslims in India.Rate this question:
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When did Allama Iqbal Delivered his famous Address in “Allahabad”?
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30 December 1930
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27 December 1930
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21 November 1930
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21 December 1930
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A. 30 December 1930Explanation
Allama Iqbal delivered his famous address in "Allahabad" on 30 December 1930.Rate this question:
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The author of book, “The Making of Pakistan” is:
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Abdul Haleem Sharar
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Sharif-ud-Din Pirzada
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Chaudry Rehmat Ali
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K.K.Aziz.
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A. K.K.Aziz.Explanation
The correct answer is K.K. Aziz. This is because the question asks for the author of the book "The Making of Pakistan," and K.K. Aziz is the only option given that matches this title. Abdul Haleem Sharar, Sharif-ud-Din Pirzada, and Chaudry Rehmat Ali are not mentioned as authors of this particular book.Rate this question:
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The Arabian Sea is located south of Pakistan with a coastline of:
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1,096 kilometres
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1,046 kilometres
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947 kilometres
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800 kilometres
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A. 1,046 kilometresExplanation
The Arabian Sea is located south of Pakistan and has a coastline of 1,046 kilometers.Rate this question:
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Khyber connects Pakistan with
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China
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Afghanistan
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Iran
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Iraq
Correct Answer
A. AfghanistanExplanation
Khyber connects Pakistan with Afghanistan. Khyber is a mountain pass located on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. It is an important route for trade and transportation between the two countries. The pass has historical significance and has been used for centuries as a major trade route connecting South Asia with Central Asia and the Middle East.Rate this question:
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The Pakistan's major export is:
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Silk
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Wheat
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Cotton
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Rice
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A. CottonExplanation
Cotton is the correct answer because Pakistan is known for its significant cotton production and export. The country has favorable climatic conditions and fertile land, which makes it one of the largest cotton producers in the world. Cotton is a major contributor to Pakistan's economy, accounting for a significant portion of its export earnings. The textile industry heavily relies on cotton as the primary raw material, making it a crucial export commodity for Pakistan.Rate this question:
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When All India Muslim League was found in 1906, one of its written aims was:
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To unite Muslims on one platform
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To fight for independence
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To fight against Hindus
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To promote loyalty to the British Government
Correct Answer
A. To promote loyalty to the British GovernmentExplanation
The correct answer is "To promote loyalty to the British Government." This aim reflects the political stance of the All India Muslim League at the time of its founding in 1906. By promoting loyalty to the British Government, the Muslim League aimed to secure the interests of the Muslim community within the colonial system. This approach was seen as a way to ensure the protection and representation of Muslim rights and interests under British rule.Rate this question:
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Synonym Emulate means
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Find out
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Praise
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Follow
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Assess
Correct Answer
A. FollowExplanation
Emulate means to imitate or follow someone's actions, behavior, or style. It implies trying to match or surpass their achievements or qualities. Therefore, out of the given options, "Follow" is the most appropriate synonym for emulate.Rate this question:
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Synonym Menial means
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Tough
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Lowly
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Dangerous
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Low-paid
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A. LowlyExplanation
Menial means lowly. This word is used to describe tasks or jobs that are considered unskilled, unimportant, or lacking in prestige. Menial work is often associated with low-paid positions or tasks that are considered mundane or degrading. Therefore, "lowly" is the correct synonym for menial.Rate this question:
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Synonym Vacillate means
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Never
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Quiver
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Waver
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Queer
Correct Answer
A. WaverExplanation
The word "vacillate" means to waver or be indecisive. "Never" means the opposite of vacillate, so it is not a synonym. "Quiver" means to shake or tremble, which is not the same as vacillating. "Waver" means to be uncertain or hesitate, which is a synonym for vacillate. "Queer" means strange or odd, which is not related to vacillate. Therefore, the correct answer is "Waver."Rate this question:
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Synonym Impetus means
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Financial support
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Driving force
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Accelerated growth
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Retarded growth
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A. Driving forceExplanation
Impetus is a noun that refers to a driving force or motivation behind something. It implies a push or stimulus that propels an action or change. Therefore, the correct answer, "Driving force," accurately captures the meaning of impetus. "Financial support" is not a synonym for impetus as it refers to monetary assistance rather than a driving force. "Accelerated growth" is not a direct synonym as it focuses on the speed of growth rather than the driving force behind it. "Retarded growth" is the opposite of impetus, indicating a hindrance or slowdown in growth.Rate this question:
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Synonym Coarse means
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Academic
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Training
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Rough
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Grain
Correct Answer
A. RoughExplanation
The word "coarse" is synonymous with "rough."Rate this question:
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Antonym of Guile is
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Iciness
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Candour
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Dupe
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Impel
Correct Answer
A. CandourExplanation
The antonym of guile is candour because guile refers to deceit or cunning, while candour refers to honesty and openness. These two words are opposite in meaning as guile involves trickery and deception, whereas candour involves being truthful and straightforward.Rate this question:
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Antonym of Flippant is
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Pert
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Saucy
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Considerate
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Cross
Correct Answer
A. ConsiderateExplanation
The antonym of "flippant" is "considerate" because flippant refers to a disrespectful or shallow attitude, while considerate implies thoughtfulness and sensitivity towards others.Rate this question:
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Antonym of Inundate is
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Drain
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Flood
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Cabal
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Flow
Correct Answer
A. DrainExplanation
The antonym of "inundate" is "drain" because "inundate" means to flood or overwhelm with a large amount of something, while "drain" means to remove or cause to flow out through a channel or pipe. These two words have opposite meanings as one refers to filling or overwhelming with something, while the other refers to removing or emptying out.Rate this question:
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