Which region of India was known for its distinct culture heavily influenced by Sanskrit?

• A) Punjab
• B) Rajasthan
• C) Bengal
• D) Gujarat

Why is Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto considered a charismatic leader in Pakistan?

• A) He could attract masses through language, dress, and communication
• B) He belonged to a feudal background
• C) He was the first Prime Minister of Pakistan
• D) He was the founder of the Pakistan People’s Party

What is the main role of the President in Pakistan under the 1973 Constitution?

• A) Nominal Head
• B) Chief Legislator
• C) Military Commander
• D) Chief Executive

“Islam is our faith, democracy is polity and socialization is our economy.” Who is associated with this common slogan”?

• A) General Yahya Khan
• B) Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
• C) General Zia ul Haq
• D) General Ayub Khan

Why did Zia ul Haq reject Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto’s policies?

• A) They strengthened bureaucracy
• B) They encouraged socialism and westernization
• C) They supported Islamic punishments
• D) They promoted military dominance

What type of legislature did the 1972 constitution establish?

• A) Unicameral legislature
• B) Tetracameral legislature
• C) Tricameral legislature
• D) Bicameral legislature

Which event led to the withdrawal of Martial Law in 1972?

• A) The death of Ayub Khan
• B) The resignation of Bhutto
• C) The formation of the PPP
• D) The adoption of the Interim Constitution

On what date did Bhutto implement the interim constitution in 1972?

• A) 23rd March 1972
• B) 21st April 1972
• C) 1st January 1971
• D) 14th August 1972

Why Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto held two posts of president and civilian chief martial law administrator at a time in 1971?

• A) Because he was elected for the two posts
• B) Because there was no constitution at that time
• C) He was president of Pakistan and chief of Bangladesh
• D) Political parties elected him for the two posts

Which constitution is regarded as Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto’s major political achievement?

• A) 1956
• B) 1985
• C) 1973
• D) 1962

Who presented the six-point formula for East Pakistan's rights?

• A) Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy
• B) Rabindranath Tagore
• C) Mujibur Rahman
• D) Nazrul Islam

From which political party did Subhas Chandra Bose resign?

• A) Muslim League
• B) Awami League
• C) Indian National Congress
• D) Hindu Mahasabha

What did the Pakistan People's Party flag colors (black, green, red) represent?

• A) Power, nationalism, sacrifice
• B) Sorrow, progress, bloodshed
• C) Islam, unity, peace
• D) Unity, faith, discipline

Which house of the Parliament of Pakistan is elected based on population?

• A) Local Government
• B) Senate
• C) Both National Assembly and Senate
• D) National Assembly

Which institutions did Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto nationalize under his economic reforms?

• A) Media and press
• B) Health and transport
• C) Military and judiciary
• D) Education and banks

According to the 1973 Constitution, on what basis is the relationship between the federal government and the provinces of Pakistan defined?

• A) Unitary system
• B) Centralized system
• C) Confederal system
• D) Federal system

Who intervened in the civil war in East Pakistan?

• A) India
• B) United Nations
• C) China
• D) United States

Which political leader of Bengal presented the idea of a greater Bengal?

• A) Muhammad Ali Bogra
• B) Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy
• C) Subhash Chandra Bose
• D) Mujibur Rahman

Which Bengali poet is most admired by the people of Bengal?

• A) Rabindranath Tagore
• B) Jasimuddin
• C) Allama Iqbal
• D) Kazi Nazrul Islam

Which party won the majority in East Pakistan in the 1970 elections?

• A) Pakistan Peoples Party
• B) Awami League
• C) National Awami Party
• D) Muslim League