ETEA PST past papers Completely solved | PST 2019 past papers solved PST ETEA 2019 first 20 questions MCQ's -
PST ETEA 20 MCQ's :
1) Two and Two make four. The Word "AND" is ------------- Conjunction.
A) Subordinate
B) Co-Ordinate
C) Adversative
D) Alternative
2) The Largest gland in human body is,
A) Liver
B) Pancreas
C) Thyroid
D) Adrenal
3) 250 men can finish a work in 20 days working 5 hours a day. To finish the work within 10 days working 8 hours a day, the minimum number of men required is:
A) 310
B) 300
C)313
D) 312
men days hours
250 20 5
x 10 8
10x = 250*20 = 5000
10x = 5000
x = 5000/10 = 500
Men Hours
500 5
x 8
8x = 500 * 5
8x = 2500
x = 2500 /8 = 312 . 5 Round = 313.
4) He Quits the country ----------- his well
A) On
B) By
C) for
D) at
5) Life in village is called --------
A) Urban Life
B) City life
C) Rural Life
D) aquatic life
6) She was sewing -----------the right of the lamp
A) in
B) by
C) with
D) at
7) -------------------- is grown all over Pakistan
A) Cotton
B) Oil seed
C) Bajra
D) Wheat
8) In which University the micro - teaching system started in 1961 ?
A) Stanford University
B) Oxford University
C) Delhi University
D) M. S University Baroda
9) Who divided Bengal into East and West Bengal in July 1905 ?
A) Lord Curzon
B) Lord Minto
C) Lord Morley
D) Lord Batten
10) The advantage of homework is that students :
A) may develop the habit of self- study
B) Remains busy at home
C) May be checked for study
D) Study at home
11) A sentence that expresses a command or request -------
A) Optative (wish, a prayer) May the king of Westeros live long!
May you be safe and protected from danger. May you be happy and peaceful.
B) Imperative ( request or command)
C ) Interrogative
D) Exclamatory (excitement, surprise, happiness and anger, )
12) The antonym for BOLD is -----------
A) Timid
B) Courageous
C) Weak
D) Diseased
13) The Oxidation state of nitrogen is HNO, is
A ) -4
B) +5
C) -5
D) +4
14) which of the following produces more severe burn ?
A) Hot air
B) Boiling Water
C) Steam
D ) sun rays
15) The number of Nitrogen atoms present in the head of chlorophyll molecule,
A) One
B) tw0
C) three
D) four
16) 3/7 of 14 is :
3/7 * 14 cross multiplication 3*2 = 6
A) 42
B) 21/7
C) 17/7
D) 6
17) HCF of 8, 6 4 is
A) 4
B) 2
C) 6
D) 8
18) The British prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald announced the communal Award in 1932 at the end of:
A) First Round Table Conference
B) Second Round Table Conference
C) Third Round Table Conference
D) Shimla Convention
19) The height of Pakistan's highest mountain pak-Godwin (K-2) is as height is:
A) 26, 251 ft
B) 27, 251 ft
C) 28, 251 ft
D) 29, 251 ft
20) The higher you go, the more difficult it -------- to breathe.
A) is becoming
B) has become
C) became
D) becomes
9) The height of Pakistan's highest mountain pak-Godwin (K-2) is as height is: 18) Britain's Prime Ministers, Ramsay Macdonald, announce the Communal Award in 1932 at the end of the First Round Table Conference.
The Shimla Convention was called for by the Viceroy of India, the Marquess of Clydesdale, for reasons of both internal and external security. New Delhi is the capital city of India.
Pakistani - There are 24,324 miles from Islamabad to New Delhi.
In this quote, Philip Knightley frames the India-England Independence as a “clash of civilizations” as he emphasizes that different cultures, as well as empires, had been expanded for centuries and would now be fought over until one was victorious.
He further explains the tensions between the two cultures, stating that they have been enemies since “time immemorial.”
The first Round Table conference was a first attempt by Britain to be democratic and faced a lot of issues because of a lack of power for the Indian congress. Served as an advisory council, the congress was given no voice in the council or how it was run.
The Indians bickered amongst themselves and were unable to win any battles. In this quote, Philip Knightley frames the India-England Independence as a “clash of civilizations” as he emphasizes that different cultures, as well as empires, had been expanded for centuries and would now be fought over until one was victorious. He further explains the tensions between the two cultures, stating that they have been enemies since “time immemorial.”
The first Round Table conference was a first attempt by Britain to be democratic and faced a lot of issues because of a lack of power for the Indian congress.
Served as an advisory council, the congress was given no voice in the council or how it was run. The Indians bickered amongst themselves and were unable to win any battles.
18) Britain's Prime Ministers, Ramsay Macdonald, announce the Communal Award in 1932 at the end of the First Round Table Conference. The Shimla Convention was called for by the Viceroy of India, the Marquess of Clydesdale, for reasons of both internal and external security.
New Delhi is the capital city of India.Pakistani - There are 24,324 miles from Islamabad to New Delhi.
Philip Knightley frames the India-England Independence as a “clash of civilizations” as he emphasizes that different cultures, as well as empires, had been expanded for centuries and would now be fought over until one was victorious.
He further explains the tensions between the two cultures, stating that they have been enemies since “time immemorial.”
The first Round Table conference was a first attempt by Britain to be democratic and faced a lot of issues
The height of Pakistan's highest mountain pak-Godwin (K-2) is 18) Britain's Prime Ministers, Ramsay Macdonald, announce the Communal Award in 1932 .
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The India-England Independence is framed as a clash of civilizations by Philip Knightley as he explains that different cultures, as well as empires, had been expanded for centuries and would now be fought over until one was victorious. Knightley further explains the issues between the two cultures, stating that they have been enemies since “time immemorial.”
The first Round Table conference was a first attempt by Britain to be democratic and faced a lot of issues. The height of Britain's Prime Ministers, Ramsay Macdonald, announce the Communal Award in 1932.
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