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1. To intend a journey 2. On 8 Dhu al-Qa'dah 8 AH 3. 5th 4. Sahab-e-Istita'at 5. In 9 AH 6. In 10 AH 7. 1 time 8. Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA) 9. A person who performs Hajj. 10. Ihram is a special spiritual state in which pilgrim wear two whije sheets of seamless cloth & abstain from certain things. 11. Walking counter-clockwise 7 times around the Ka'aba 12. Stonning to Satan 13. Sayee 14. A place designated for changing into Ihram 15. Ihram at Mina, Mina to Arafat 16. Standing before Allah, prayers in Namirah Masjid, Arafat to Muzdalifa 17. Ramy al-Jamarat, Back to Mina, animal slaughter, Shaving head 18. Stonning of the Devil 19. Stonning, return to Mecca 20. Return to Mecca after stonning (if not returned on 12 Zil Hajj) 21. Muzdalifa is a place between Mina & Arafat 22. Umrah 23. Yaum-e-Arfa 24. Yaum-e-Nahar 25. Hajj-e-Akbar 26. Hajj Day on Juma 27. Umrah 28. The state of being physically & financially capable of performing the Hajj 2

Q1. What is the meaning of Hajj? Q2. When was Hajj made obligatory? Q3. Hajj is the --th Pillar of Islam. Q4. To which persons Hajj is obligatory? Q5. When Muslims performed the 1st Hajj? Q6. When Prophet (PBUH) performed the 1st Hajj? Q7. How many times Prophet (PBUH) performed Hajj during his life? Q8. Who was the 1st Ameer-ul-Hajj in Islam? Q9. Who is called a Haji? Q10. What is Ihram? Q11. What is Tawaf? Q12. What is Ramy Al-Jamarat? Q13. What is called running between the hills of Safa & Marwa? Q14. Where is Miqat? Q15. What rituals are performed on 1st day (8 Zil Hajj)? Q16. What rituals are performed on 2nd day (9 Zil Hajj)? Q17. What rituals are performed on 3rd day (10 Zil Hajj)? Q18. What rituals are performed on 4th day (11 Zil Hajj)? Q19. What rituals are performed on 5th day (12 Zil Hajj)? Q20. What rituals are performed on 6th conditional day (13 Zil Hajj)? Q21. Where is Muzdalifa? Q22. What is Lesser Pilgrimage? Q23. Wh

1. In Makkah 2. 13.1 m (43 ft) 3. The Cube or The Square 4. Masjid Al-Haram 5. Qibla 6. Tawaf 7. Ruknu Hajr-e-Aswad 8. Ruknu Iraqi 9. Ruknu sh-Shami 10. Ruknu Yamani 11. Hajj 12. Kaba 13. Namaz 14. Bait (House), Bait ul Haram (Sacred House), Bait Ullah (House of Allah), Bait al Ateeq (Ancient House), Awal ul Bait (First House), Bait al-Ma'mur (House of Allah in Heaven) 15. Kaba 16. Bani Shayba 17. 20 m (66 ft) 18. Half a mile 19. 100 m (330 ft) 20. In 570 AD (15 Muharram) 21. On 15 Sha'ban 22. Abdur Rahman Al-Sudais 23. Masjid Al-Haram

Q1. Where is Kaba located? Q2. What is its height? Q3. What is the meaning of Kaba? Q4. Which mosque surrounds it? Q5. What is called the direction facing Kaba from any point of the world? Q6. What is called the walking 7 times around Kaba in a counter-clockwise direction? Q7. What is called its eastern corner? Q8. What is called its northern corner? Q9. What is called its western corner? Q10. What is called its southern corner? Q11. What is called the annual gathering in Kaba? Q12. What is the center of Islam? Q13. To performing which type of prayer, Muslims face Kaba? Q14. What are other names of Kaba in Quran & Hadith? Q15. Which was the 1st mosque on Earth? Q16. Which tribe of Quraish holds the keys of Kaba? Q17. What is the distance between Kaba & Zamzam well? Q18. What is the distance between Kaba & Al-Safa? Q19. What is the distance between Kaba & Al-Marwa? Q20. In which year Abraha came to invade Kaba? Q21. When was Qi

1. On 1 September 1593 in Agra 2. Arjumand Banu Begum 3. Abdul Hassan Asaf Khan 4. Plondregi Begum 5. Parwar Khanam, Shaista Khan 6. Shahjahan 7. Jahangir 8. Dara Shikoh, Shah Shuja, Aurangzeb, Ahmad Bux, Murad Bux, Lutfullah, Daulat Afzal 9. Hurunnisa, Jahanara, Roshanara, Surraya Begum, Husnara Begum, Gauhara Begum 10. On 10 May 1613 11. Shahjahan 12. Noor Jahan 13. Jahanara Begum 14. On 17 June 1631 15. Gauhara Begum 16. 37 years 17. Mumtaz Mahal 18. Mumtaz = The chosen one Mahal = Palace 19. Taj Mahal was commissioned by Shahjahan to house the tomb of his favourite wife, Mumtaz Mahal. 20. In 22 years (1632 to 1653) 21. In Agra, Uttar Pradesh 22. 73 metres (240 ft) 23. Yamuna 24. Ustad Ahmad Lahauri 25. 32 million rupees 26. In 2007

Q1. When was she born? Q2. What was her real name? Q3. What was the name of her father? Q4. What was the name of her mother? Q5. What were the names of her brothers? Q6. What was the name of her spouse? Q7. What was the name of her father-in-law? Q8. What were the names of her sons? Q9. What were the names of her daughters? Q10. When she married to Shahjahan? Q11. She was chief consort of Mughal Emperor? Q12. Who was her predecessor as a chief consort? Q13. Who was her successor as a chief consort? Q14. When she died? Q15. At which child's birth she died? Q16. What was her total age? Q17. What were her titles? Q18. What is the meaning of her name? Q19. Why Shahjahan built Taj Mahal? Q20. In how many years Taj Mahal was completed? Q21. Where is Taj Mahal located? Q22. What is its height? Q23. At which river's bank, Taj Mahal is located? Q24. Who was the architect of Taj Mahal? Q25. What was the estimate of Taj Mahal? Q26. Whe

1. On 30 August 1871 in New Zealand 2. New Zealand, United Kingdom 3. Physics & Chemistry 4. Rutherford's Atomic Model was an experiment called Gold Metal Foil Experiment. 5. i According to the classical physics, since electron is revolving around the nucleus constantly it should lose energy & it ultimately falls into the nucleus. ii If the revolving electron emits energy continuously, then there would be a continuous spectrum, but in contrast to it, we get line spectrum from the atoms of element. 6. He passed a beam of alpha particles through a very thin gold metal foil. He found that most of the alpha particles passed through it without any deflection. However some of them deflected at large angles & very few of them bounced back. From this experiment, he proposed that the atom consists of very small, positively charged nucleus in which the most of the mass of the atom is concentrated. The rest of the volume is empty space. However this space is not complete

Q1. When was he born? Q2. What was his nationality? Q3. In which fields he contributed? Q4. What is Rutherford's Atomic Model? Q5. Which are the weaknesses or defects in Rutherford's Atomic Model? Q6. Discuss Rutherford's Gold Metal Foil Experiment? What did it tell about the structure of the atom. Q7. How he discovered proton? Q8. Rutherford is the unit of? Q9. For which work he received Nobel Prize? Q10. What is Nuclear Physics? Q11. Who is called the Father of Nuclear Physics? Q12. How he discovered alpha & beta rays? Q13. How he discovered the nucleus of atom? Q14. The nucleus of an atom consists of: (a) Electrons & Protons (b) Protons & Neutrons (c) Electrons & Neutrons Q15. What is Radioactivity? Q16. What are radio-active rays? Q17. What is meant by half-life of an element? Q18. When he died? Q19. What was his total age? Reply must.

1. On 31 August 1569 or 20 September 1569 in Fatehpur Sikri 2. Nooruddin Muhammad Salim Jahangir 3. Jalaluddin Muhammad Akbar 4. Mariam-uz-Zamani 5. Nasiruddin Humayun 6. Zaheeruddin Muhammad Babur 7. Hassan, Hussain, Murad, Danial 8. Aram Bano, Shakr-un-Nisa, Shahzadi 9. Saliha, Khas Mahal, Jagat Gosain, Malika Shikar, Sahib Jamal, Malika Jahan, Nur-un-Nissa, Koka Kumari, Kanwal Rani, Karamnasi, Zohri, Khandeshi, Shah Begum, Kabuli & 8 others 10. Khusraw, Parviz, Khurram, Shahryar 11. Princess Nithar Begum 12. Shaikhu 13. In 1599 14. He ascended throne as 4th Mughal Emperor on 15 October 1605. 15. 36 years 16. Akbar 17. Shahjahan 18. Khusrau Mirza & Khurrum (Shahjahan) 19. Anarkali 20. His wife Noor Jahan 21. Sir Thomas Roe 22. Shalamar Garden, Lahore 23. Shaikh Ahmed Sirhindi alias Mujaddid Alf Sani 24. Guru Arjan Dev 25. The loss of Kandahar was due to Prince Khurram's refusal to obey her orders. When the Persians besieged Kandahar, Noor Jahan

Q1. When was he born? Q2. What was his full name? Q3. What was the name of his father? Q4. What was the name of his mother? Q5. What was the name of his grand father? Q6. What was the name of his great-grand father? Q7. What were the names of his brothers? Q8. What were the names of his sisters? Q9. What were the names of his spouses? Q10. What were the names of his sons? Q11. What were the names of his daughters? Q12. What was he called lovingly by his father? Q13. When he revolted against his father? Q14. When did he ascend throne? Q15. What was his age at ascension? Q16. Who was his predecessor? Q17. Who was his successor? Q18. Which of his sons revolted against him? Q19. He fell in love with? Q20. Who was his chief consort? Q21. Who was the 1st Ambassador of London to Mughal Court? Q22. Which famous garden he got build? Q23. Which Islamic scholar was imprisoned by him? Q24. Which Sikh Guru was executed by him? Q25. How he lost Kan

1. Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), Military Intelligence (MI) & Intelligence Bureau (IB) 2. General Robert Cawthome in 1948 3. 3 wings i. Internal Wing ii. External Wing iii. Analysis & Foreign Relations Wing 4. Islamabad 5. Rawalpindi 6. Islamabad 7. Lieutenant General Bilal Akbar 8. Major General Sarfaraz Sattar 9. Aftab Sultan 10. Intelligence Bureau (IB) is an internal intelligence agency responsible for conducting domestic deep infiltration & extraction operations in the country. 11. Ministry of Interiors (MoI) 12. India 13. Iran 14. China 15. Afghanistan 16. US 17. UK 18. Israel 19. Russia 20. France 21. Germany 22. Australia 23. ISI

Q1. Which are the intelligence agencies of Pakistan? Q2. Who was the founder of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)? Q3. Which are the wings in Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)? Q4. Where is the headquarters of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)? Q5. Where is the headquarters of Military Intelligence (MI)? Q6. Where is the headquarters of Intelligence Bureau (IB)? Q7. Who is the Director-General of ISI? Q8. Who is the Director-General of MI? Q9. Who is the Director-General of IB? Q10. What is the work of Intelligence Bureau (IB)? Q11. Under which Ministry intelligence agencies work? Q12. RAW is the intelligence agency of? Q13. SAVAK is the intelligence agency of? Q14. MSS is the intelligence agency of? Q15. KHAD or KhAD is the intelligence agency of? Q16. CIA is the intelligence agency of? Q17. MI-5 & MI-6 is the intelligence agency of? Q18. Mossad is the intelligence agency of? Q19. KGB & GRU is the intelligence agency of? Q20. DGSE is t

1. On 26 August 1941 in Lahore 2. Maulana Abul Ala Maudoodi 3. Maulana Abul Ala Maudoodi 4. Mian Tufail Muhammad 5. Qazi Hussain Ahmed 6. Syed Munawar Hassan 7. Siraj-ul-Haq Khan 8. Liaquat Baloch 9. Dr. Syed Wasim Akhtar 10. Dr. Meraj-ul-Huda Siddiqui 11. Professor Muhammad Ibrahim 12. Abdul Mateen Akhun Zada 13. Abdul Rasheed Turabi 14. Ghulam Muhammad Bhat 15. Syed Jalaluddin Umri 16. Motiur Rahman Nizami (hanged on 11 May 2016) 17. Salahuddin Rabbani 18. Mansoorah, Lahore 19. Islamism, Islamic Democracy 20. Scale 21. Green, White, Blue 22. Right-wing 23. Al-Khidmat Foundation 24. Islami Jamiat Tulba Pakistan (IJTP) 25. Shabab-e-Milli 26. Having colors Green, White & Blue with Kalima Tayyaba written above the star & crescent 27. 8 times (1970, 1977, 1985, 1988, 1990, 1993, 2002 & 2013) 28. 2 times (1997 & 2008) 29. Dr. Israr Ahmed 30. 1/104 31. 4/342 32. 1/371 33. 0/168 34. 7/124 35. 0/65 36. 0/49 37. 0/33 38. Because it was a

Q1. When was it founded? Q2. Who was its founder? Q3. Who was its 1st Ameer? Q4. Who was its 2nd Ameer? Q5. Who was its 3rd Ameer? Q6. Who was its 4th Ameer? Q7. Who is its 5th Ameer? Q8. Who is its Secretary-General? Q9. Who is its Ameer Punjab? Q10. Who is its Ameer Sindh? Q11. Who is its Ameer KPK? Q12. Who is its Ameer Balochistan? Q13. Who is its Ameer Azad Jammu-Kashmir & Gilgit-Baltistan? Q14. Who is its Ameer Indian Kashmir? Q15. Who is its Ameer Jamat-e-Islami Hind (JIH)? Q16. Who is its Ameer Bangladesh Jamat-e-Islami (BJI)? Q17. Who is its Ameer Jamat-e-Islami Afghanistan? Q18. Where is its Headquarters? Q19. What is its Ideology? Q20. What is its Election Symbol? Q21. What is its Official colors? Q22. What is its Political position? Q23. What is called its Charity wing? Q24. What is called its Student wing? Q25. What is called its Youth wing? Q26. Describe its party flag? Q27. How many times had it taken part in el

1. Students 2. Mullah Muhammad Omar 3. 27 Sept 1996 to 2001 4. Deobandi fundamentalism, Pashtunwali, Religious nationalism 5. Quetta 6. TTP, Haqqani Network, al-Qaeda, TNSM, Caucasian Front, LeJ, HIG 7. Haibatullah Akhunzada 8. The process of converting into Taliban. 9. Mullah Fazlullah 10. Asmatullah Muawiya 11. Ayman al-Zawahiri 12. Sufi Muhammad 13. Sirajuddin Haqqani 14. Abubakbr Shekau 15. Abu Bakar al-Baghdadi 16. Hassan Nasrullah 17. Hafiz Muhammad Saeed

Q1. What is the meaning of word "Taliban" Q2. Who was the founder of Taliban? Q3. When Taliban formed govt in Afghanistan? Q4. What is the ideology of Taliban? Q5. Where is HQ of Taliban? Q6. Which groups are the allies of Taliban? Q7. Who is the current leader of Afghan Taliban? Q8. What is Talibanization? Q9. Who is the leader of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP)? Q10. Who is the leader of Punjabi Taliban? Q11. Who is the leader of al-Qaeda? Q12. Who is the leader of Tehreek-e-Nifaz-e-Shariat-e-Muhammadi (TNSM)? Q13. Who is the leader of Haqqani Network? Q14. Who is the leader of Boko Haram? Q15. Who is the leader of Islamic State of Iraq & Syria (ISIS) or Islamic State of Iraq & the Levant (ISIL) or ad-Daula al-Islamia fil Iraq wa-Sham (DAISH)? Q16. Who is the leader of Hezbollah? Q17. Who is the leader of Lashkar-e-Taiba? Reply must.

1. Matter is anything that has mass & occupies space. As: Chair, air, water & everything around us. 2. Matter is composed of atoms. 3. 4 states: Solid, Liquid, Gas & Plasma 4. Solid 5. Liquid 6. Gas 7. Atom is the smallest particle of a matter. It cann't exist freely in nature. 8. Proton, Neutron & Electron 9. Molecule is the smallest particle of matter that can exist in nature. Atoms are combined to make a molecule as one molecule of Water (H2O) has two atoms of Hydrogen & one atom of Oxygen. 10. Element is a chemical substance consisting of atoms having the same number of protons in their atomic nuclei. There are 118 elements that have been identified, of which the 1st 94 occur naturally on Earth with the remaining 24 being synthetic elements. 11. Compound is a substance formed when two or more elements are chemically bonded together. 12. Mixture is a material system made up of two or more different substances which are mixed but are not combine

Q1. What is Matter? Q2. What is it composed of? Q3. How many states it has? Q4. What is called the state of matter that has definite volume & definite shape? Q5. What is called the state of matter that has definite volume but not definite shape? Q6. What is called the state of matter that has neither definite volume nor definite shape? Q7. What is Atom? Q8. Which are the fundamental particles of atom? Q9. What is Molecule? Q10. What is Element? Q11. What is Compound? Q12. What is Mixture? Q13. What is the process called changing Solid to Liquid? Q14. What is the process called changing Solid to Gas? Q15. What is the process called changing Liquid to Solid? Q16. What is the process called changing Liquid to Gas? Q17. What is the process called changing Gas to Solid? Q18. What is the process called changing Gas to Liquid? Q19. What is Energy? Q20. What is the difference between Physical & Chemical Change? Q21. What is the difference bet

1. Light is a form of energy. 2. Vision (sight) 3. 400 - 700 nm 4. Infrared 5. Ultraviolet 6. Sun 7. Photosynthesis is a process used by plants to convert light energy into chemical energy. 8. 299,792,458 m/s in vacuum 9. Photons 10. (c) both 11. Optics 12. Rainbow is a meteorological phenomenon that is caused by reflection, refraction & dispersion of light in water droplets resulting in a spectrum of light appearing in the sky. 13. When light travelling in one medium strikes the boundary of another medium a part of it is sent back in the same medium, this is known as Reflection. 14. Refraction is the bending of light rays when passing through a surface between one transparent material & another. 15. The phenomenon of splitting white light into its colors is called Dispersion. 16. Transmission is the percentage of incident light that passes through a substance. 17. Virtual image 18. If the inner side of the surface is polished to reflect light it is called

Q1. What is Light? Q2. Light is responsible for the sense of? Q3. What is the wavelength of visible light? Q4. What is called light with longer wavelengths? Q5. What is called light with shorter wavelengths? Q6. What is the main source of light on Earth? Q7. What is Photosynthesis? Q8. What is the speed of light? Q9. What are called tiny packets of light? Q10. Light exhibits properties of: (a) waves (b) particles (c) both Q11. What is called the study of light? Q12. What is Rainbow? Q13. What is Reflection of Light? Q14. What is Refraction of Light? Q15. What is Dispersion of Light? Q16. What is Transmission of Light? Q17. How is image formed? Q18. What is Concave Mirror? Q19. What is Convex Mirror? Q20. Primary Colors of Light are? Q21. Secondary Colors of Light are? Q22. Who is called Father of Optics? Q23. What is LASER? Q24. Eye & camera are similar because image formed in both is? Reply must.

1. Sound is a kind of energy, it is produced by vibration. 2. Acoustics 3. Vibration means one complete round trip of the body. 4. Back & forth movement (as in pendulum) is called Oscillation. 5. Wavelength is the distance measured in the direction of propagation of a wave between two successive points in the wave. Wavelength = v/f 6. Frequency is the number of waves generated by a source in one second. f = 1/T 7. Time Period is the time required to complete one vibration or oscillation. T = 1/f 8. Amplitude is the maximum displacement of the body on either side of its equilibrium position. A = D/F 9. Reflection of sound is called Echo. 10. Pitch is that property of sound which enables us to distinguish between a shrill & a flat sound. Pitch of a sound depends upon the frequency of sound. The greater the frequency the higher the pitch. 11. The unpleasant sound is called Noise. 12. The pleasant sound is called Music. 13. White Noise is the random noise spread eve

Q1. What is Sound? Q2. What is called the study of sound? Q3. What is Vibration? Q4. What is Oscillation? Q5. What is Wavelength? Q6. What is Frequency? Q7. What is Time Period? Q8. What is Amplitude? Q9. What is Echo? Q10. What is Pitch? Q11. What is Noise? Q12. What is Music? Q13. What is White Noise? Q14. What is Noise Pollution? Q15. What is Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)? Q16. What is Ultrasound? Q17. What is the meaning of audio? Q18. What is the speed of sound? Q19. What is the range of frequencies of audible sound? Q20. How sound is produced? Q21. How sound travels? Q22. Sound waves travel faster in: (a) hot air (b) cool air Q23. Sound cannot travel through? (a) solid (b) liquid (c) gas (d) vacuum Q24. Why does the flash of lightning seen earlier than the sound of thunder? Q25. Why do the explosive sounds produced in the sun not heard on the earth? Q26. Human ear cannot hear sound of frequency greater than 20,000 Hz &

1. The excretory system performs the function of excretion, the bodily process of discharging wastes. The excretory system is responsible for the elimination of wastes produced by homeostasis. 2. Excretion is the process by which waste products of metabolism & other non-useful materials are eliminated from an organism. 3. Lungs, Kidneys, Skin, large intestine & liver 4. Kidneys 5. Homeostasis is the process that maintains the stability of the human body's internal environment in response to changes in external conditions. 6. Osmoregulation is the active regulation of the osmotic pressure of an organism's body fluids to maintain the homeostasis of the organism's water content; that is, it maintains the fluid balance & the concentration of electrolytes (salts in solution) to keep the fluids from becoming too diluted or too concentrated. 7. On each side of vertebral column in abdominal cavity. 8. Kidneys remove from blood the nitrogenous wastes such as u

Q1. What is Excretory System? Q2. What is Excretion? Q3. Human Excretory System consists of organs? Q4. Which is the main organ of excretory system? Q5. What is Hemeostasis? Q6. What is Osmoregulation? Q7. Where are the Kidneys situated? Q8. What is the work of Kidneys? Q9. How do Kidneys work? Q10. Which part of Kidney filters blood? Q11. What is Nephron? Q12. How is urine formed? Q13. How does urinary system work? Q14. What would happen if we do not go to the toilet? Q15. What is the role of skin in excretory system? Reply must.

1. The circulatory system is an organ system that permits blood to circulate & transport nutrients in the body. 2. Cardiovascular System, Vascular System, Transport System 3. Heart 4. (b) double circuit 5. (b) closed type 6. William Harvey 7. The function of human heart is removing impurities from blood & supply pure blood to all parts of the body. 8. Blood is composed of erythrocytes (RBCs), leucocytes (WBCs), thrombocytes (platelets) & plasma. 9. 4 types: A, B, AB & O 10. Blood Pressure (BP) is a measure of the force that your heart uses to pump blood around your body. 11. The Lymphatic System is part of the circulatory system & a vital part of the immune system, comprising a network of lymphatic vessels that carry a clear fluid called lymph (means water) directionally towards the heart. 12. Veins are blood vessels that carry deoxygenated blood towards the heart. 13. Arteries are blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood from heart to different par

Q1. What is Blood Circulatory System? Q2. What are the other names of Blood Circulatory System? Q3. Which is the main organ in Blood Circulatory System? Q4. The path of blood circulation in human is: (a) Single Circuit (b) Double Circuit (c) Both Q5. In humans the type of blood circulation is: (a) open type (b) closed type (c) None Q6. Who described the modern concept of blood circulation? Q7. What is the function of heart? Q8. What is the composition of blood? Q9. How many types of blood groups are? Q10. What is Blood Pressure? Q11. What is Lymphatic System? Q12. What is the function of Veins? Q13. What is the function of Arteries? Q14. What is the function of Capillaries? Q15. What is called the study of blood flow? Q16. What is called the study of properties of the blood flow? Reply must.

1. Respiration is a process that liberates chemical energy stored in the organic molecules. 2. Breathing is the process that moves air in & out of the lungs. 3. Ventilatory System 4. Lungs 5. Inspiration or Inhalation is the taking in of air into the lungs. 6. Expiration or Exhalation is the forcing of air out of the lungs. 7. In the thorax 8. Pulmo = lung, Pneum = Lung air 9. Nostrils, nasopharynx, pharynx, glottis, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli 10. Oxygen (O2) 11. Carbon Dioxide (CO2) 12. Smoking affects the lungs. Heavy smoking can also damage the heart & blood vessels. Non-smokers are also affected if they spend much time in a room with people who are smoking. 13. Bronchitis is the inflammation of the bronchial tubes, which may be caused by smoking or by bacterial infection. When a person smokes, tiny particles in the smoke get caught on the lining of the trachea & bronchial tubes. Extra mucus is produced & the cilia stop breathing. The mucu

Q1. What is Respiration? Q2. What is Breathing? Q3. What is the other name of Respiratory System? Q4. Which is the most important organ of Respiratory System? Q5. What is Inspiration or Inhalation? Q6. What is Expiration or Exhalation? Q7. Where are Lungs situated? Q8. Which medical terms are used for lungs? Q9. What is the sequence of organs air goes into the body? Q10. Which gas human inhale? Q11. Which gas human exhale? Q12. How does Smoking affect Respiratory System? Q13. How does Bronchitis affect Respiratory System? Q14. How does Tuberculosis affect Respiratory System? Q15. How does Lung Cancer affect Respiratory System? Q16. How does Pneumonia affect Respiratory System? Q17. How does Asthma affect Respiratory System? Q18. How does Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) affect Respiratory System? Q19. What is Cellular Respiration? Q20. What is the instrument that measures the amount of air inhaled or exhaled with each breath? Q21.

1. Digestion is a process in which large indiffusible food molecules are broken into smaller diffusible molecules so that they can be absorbed by the cells either to provide energy or to serve other purposes. 2. The entire process of digestion takes place inside Alimentary Canal. 3. Buccal cavity, oesophagus, stomach, small intestine & large intestine 4. Ingestion, Digestion, Absorption, Assimilation, Egestion 5. The process of taking in of food into the mouth is called Ingestion. 6. The process of discharging undigested material from the body is called Egestion. 7. The process of breaking the food mechanically into smaller pieces is called Mechanical Digestion. 8. The chemical break down of food into smaller chemical molecules is called Chemical Digestion which is brought about by enzymes. 9. Milk teeth are the 1st set of teeth that appears at the age of 6 months. Later, about at the age of 7 years; the milk teeth gradually fall & are replaced one by one by permane

Q1. What is Digestion? Q2. What is Alimentary Canal? Q3. Parts of Alimentary Canal are? Q4. Stages of Digestion Process are? Q5. What is Ingestion? Q6. What is Egestion? Q7. What is Mechanical Digestion? Q8. What is Chemical Digestion? Q9. What are Milk Teeth? Q10. Which are the parts of a tooth? Q11. Which types of teeth are present in human mouth? Q12. What is the Dental Formula of human teeth? Q13. What are Salivary Glands? Q14. Which is the largest gland in human body? Q15. What is Nutrition? Q16. What is Balanced Diet? Q17. What are the sources of Vitamin A? Q18. What are the sources of Vitamin B? Q19. What are the sources of Vitamin E? Q20. What are the sources of Vitamin K? Q21. What are the sources of Vitamin B1? Q22. What are the sources of Vitamin B2? Q23. What are the sources of Nicotinamide? Q24. What are the sources of Vitamin C? Q25. What disorders are caused by the deficiency of Vitamin A? Q26. What disorders are caus

1. ASEAN = Association of Southeast Asian Nations 2. ASEAN is a regional organisation which promotes intergovernmental cooperation & facilitates economic integration amongst its members. 3. On 8 August 1967 4. Its principal aims include accelerating economic growth, social progress & sociocultural evolution among its members, alongside the protection of regional stability & the provision of a mechanism for member countries to resolve differences peacefully. 5. English 6. 10 languages (Burmese, Filipino, Indonesian, Khmer, Lao, Malay, Mandarin, Tamil, Thai & Vietnamese 7. In Jakarta, Indonesia 8. 10 states (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand & Vietnam 9. 2 observers (Papua New Guinea & Timor-Leste) 10. Indonsia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore & Thailand 11. Rodrigo Duterte 12. Le Luong Minh 13. Set upon a red circle background, ten yellow paddy or rice stalks are drawn in the middle. Under

Q1. What does ASEAN stand for? Q2. What is ASEAN? Q3. When was it founded? Q4. What are its aims? Q5. Which is its working language? Q6. Which are its official languages? Q7. Where is its headquarters (secretariat)? Q8. How many members it has? Q9. How many observers it has? Q10. What is the number of its founder members? Q11. Who is its Chairman? Q12. Who is its Secretary-General? Q13. What is its emblem? Q14. What is its motto? Q15. What is its anthem? Q16. Which are the three pillars of ASEAN? Q17. Which countries border ASEAN? Q18. How many ASEAN Summits have been held? Q19. How many informal Summits have been held? Q20. Describe its flag? Q21. What is ASEAN Plus Three? Q22. What ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA)? Q23. What is ASEAN Declaration? Q24. What is East Asia Summit (EAS)? Q25. When was US-ASEAN Summit inaugurated? Q26. What is the total area of ASEAN countries? Q27. What is the total population of ASEAN countries? Q28.

1. The role of police is to serve the nation & eliminate crimes & injustice in the society. 2. Captain (R) Arif Nawaz Khan 3. Allah Dino Khawaja 4. Salahuddin Khan Mehsud 5. Ahsan Mehboob 6. Tariq Masood Yasin 7. Shoaib Dastgir 8. Zafar Iqbal Awan 9. National Police Academy in Islamabad is a federal training center for the senior officers of the civilian law enforcement agencies of Pakistan. 10. Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Larkana, Mirpur Khas 11. Under the Police Act 1861, the Inspector General of Police as the chief of provincial police assumed specific responsibilities in the areas of police policy formulation & the line operations involved in the execution thereof. His appointment  was firmly controlled by central government although, once appointed, he was to act as an advisor to the provincial government on all matters connected with the police administration of the province. In carrying out his responsibilities, the Inspector General was to be assisted

Q1. What is the role of police in our society? Q2. Who is the Inspector-General (IG) of Punjab Police? Q3. Who is the IG of Sindh Police? Q4. Who is the IG of KP Police? Q5. Who is the IG of Balochistan Police? Q6. Who is the IG of Islamabad Capital Territory Police? Q7. Who is the IG of Azad Jammu & Kashmir Police? Q8. Who is the IG of Gilgit-Baltistan Police? Q9. What is the work of National Police Academy? Q10. Into how many ranges Sindh Police is divided? Q11. What do you know about the Police Act of 1861? Q12. What is the role of Traffic Police? Q13. What is the role of Crimes Investigation Department (CID)? Q14. What is the role of Counter Terrorism Department (CTD)? Q15. What is the role of Special Branch? Q16. What is the role of Police Qaumi Razakars? Q17. What is the minimum education required to join police? Q18. Which are junior ranks in Police? Q19. Which are senior ranks in police? Q20. What is the police helpline number? Rep

1. Intelligence Bureau (IB), formed 17 August 1947, is an internal & counterespionage intelligence agency responsible for conducting domestic deep infiltration & extraction operations in Pakistan. Its current Director-General is Aftab Sultan. 2. National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA) is an internal counterterrorism intelligence agency & the tactical special weapons law enforcement force which uses military-style light weapons & specialized tactics in high-risk operations that fall outside of the capabilities of regular & uniformed police. Current National Coordinator NACTA is Ihsan Ghani. 3. Airports Security Force (ASF) is part of the Aviation Division & is responsible for protecting the airports & the facilities & the planes. It safeguards the civil aviation industry against unlawful interferences, adopting counter terrorism measures, preventing crime & maintaining law & order within the limits of Airports in Pakistan. Current DG AS

Q1. What are the responsibilities of Intelligence Bureau (IB)? Q2. What are the responsibilities of National Counter Terrorism Authority (NACTA)? Q3. What are the responsibilities of Airports Security Force (ASF)? Q4. What are the responsibilities of Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF)? Q5. What are the responsibilities of Federal Investigation Agency (FIA)? Q6. What are the responsibilities of Special Security Unit (SSU)? Q7. What are the responsibilities of Frontier Constabulary (FCm)? Q8. What are the responsibilities of National Highways & Motorway Police (NH & MP)? Q9. What are the responsibilities of Pakistan Coast Guard (PCG)? Q10. What are the responsibilities of Pakistan Railways Police? Q11. What are the responsibilities of Pakistan Customs? Q12. What are the responsibilities of Directorate General of Intelligence & Investigation (DG I&I)? Q13. What are the responsibilities of Gilgit-Baltistan Scouts (GB Scouts)? Q14. What are the responsi

1 to 9 Zil Hajj: Days for fasting 1 to 10 Zil Hajj: Nights for standing (Qiyaam) in Tahajjud 1 Zil Hajj 2 BH: Nikah (marriage) of Hazrat Ali (RA) & Hazrat Fatimah (RA) 7 Zil Hajj: Birth of 3rd Caliph of Islam, Hazrat Usman (RA) 7 Zil Hajj 114 AH: Martyrdom of Shia Imam, Muhammad al-Baqir 8 to 10 Zil Hajj: Days of Hajj 8 Zil Hajj: Hazrat Hussain (RA) began his journey to Karbala from Makkah 9 Zil Hajj: Day of Arafah 9 to 13 Zil Hajj: Days of Takbirut Tashreeq 9 Zil Hajj 60 AH: Martyrdom of Muslim ibn Aqil & Hani ibn Urwah in Kufa 10 Zil Hajj: Eid-ul-Azha (Festival of the Sacrifice) 15 Zil Hajj 214 AH: Birth of Twelver Imam, Ali al-Naqi 18 Zil Hajj: Martyrdom of son-in-law of Hazoor (SAWW) & 3rd Caliph, Hazrat Usman (RA) 18 Zil Hajj: Shia Muslims celebrate the event of Ghadir Khumm 19 Zil Hajj: Hazrat Fatimah (RA) went to Hazrat Ali (RA)'s house after their marriage 23 Zil Hajj 60 AH: Martyrdom of Meesam Tammar – friend of

1. (A) Manchhar Lake 2. (C) Keenjhar Lake 3. (C) Haleji Lake 4. (A) Dudipatsar Lake 5. (B) Chakwal 6. (A) Skardu 7. (A) Skardu 8. (A) Skardu 9. (D) Kaghan 10. (B) Kunhar 11. (A) Islamabad 12. (A) Jhelum 13. (B) Peshawar 14. (C) Karachi 15. (C) Skardu 16. (C) Balochistan 17. (A) Sri Nagar 18. (A) Islamabad 19. (B) Kalrii Lake 20. (B) Qambar-Shahdadkot 21. (D) Mianwali

Q1. Which is the largest fresh water lake of Pakistan? (A) Manchhar (B) Kaghan (C) Satpara (D) None of these Q2. Which is the largest man made lake of Pakistan? (A) Hub Lake (B) Manga Lake (C) Keenjhar Lake (D) Manchhar Lake Q3. Which of the following lake is called "Paradise of Birds"? (A) Hub Lake (B) Manchhar Lake (C) Haleji Lake (D) Hanna Lake Q4. Which lake is also known as White Lake? (A) Dudipatsar Lake (B) Drig Lake (C) Phoroq Lake (D) Rama Lake Q5. In which district of Punjab, Kallar Kahar Lake is situated? (A) Jhelum (B) Chakwal (C) Sargodha (D) Mianwali Q6. Satpara Lake is located in? (A) Skardu (B) Hunza (C) Gilgit (D) Ganche Q7. Satpar Tso Lake is located in? (A) Skardu (B) Hunza (C) Gilgit (D) Ganche Q8. Shangrila Lake is situated in? (A) Skardu (B) Hunza (C) Gilgit (D) Chitral Q9. Famous Lake Saif-ul-Maluk is situated in? (A) Ziarat (B) Swat (C) Baltistan (D) Kaghan Q10. Lalusar is located at a height o