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1. Q1. Islamabad’s OIC-centred Palestine solidarity statements usually stress which two-state formula memory anchor for students?

   • A) 1967-line-based Palestinian state alongside Israel
   • B) Single-state absorption of Israel only
   • C) Mandate-era British crown colony restoration only
   • D) UN Trusteeship for Jerusalem only

   Answer: 1967-line-based Palestinian state alongside Israel

2. Q2. Mountain tourists plan a jeep route linking Khunjerab style high passes with snowbound granite spires marketed as Pakistani sector highest summits tourism. Which range hosts K2 adjacent international boundary topography?

   • A) Western Hindu Kush ridgelines
   • B) Karakoram knot sector
   • C) Purvanchal style ranges
   • D) Zagros frontal folds

   Answer: Karakoram knot sector

3. Q3. Strategic denial training. Indian strategic commentators most consistently cite which main fear about CPEC transit near disputed territory?

   • A) Chinese naval logistics proximity claim near Gilgit-Baltistan routes
   • B) Pakistan abandoning all nuclear weapons
   • C) Bangladesh joining CPEC instantly
   • D) Nepalese monarchy restoration

   Answer: Chinese naval logistics proximity claim near Gilgit-Baltistan routes

4. Q4. KRL stands for ________.

   • A) Khan Research Laboratories
   • B) Kahuta Research Laboratories
   • C) Karachi Research Laboratories
   • D) None of them

   Answer: Kahuta Research Laboratories

5. Q5. In 1947 partition suddenly split Punjab’s farm districts. For exam narratives about continuity, which statement best fits the long-run pattern of Pakistan’s most important cereal crop geography?

   • A) Wheat dominance is mainly tied to southern deserts only
   • B) Wheat importance stays anchored in irrigated Punjab crop rotations
   • C) Wheat disappears after independence in the Indus plains
   • D) Wheat is only grown as a mountain crop in Gilgit-Baltistan

   Answer: Wheat importance stays anchored in irrigated Punjab crop rotations

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