All MCQs

Pakistan has Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Balochistan.
Other territories have separate administrative arrangements.

Pakistan's coastline opens onto the Arabian Sea.
Karachi, Port Qasim, and Gwadar are major maritime locations.

Afghanistan shares a long western and north-western boundary with Pakistan.
Historic routes include the Khyber Pass.

China shares a high-altitude border with northern Pakistan.
The Khunjerab Pass connects the two countries.

Iran borders Pakistan in the south-west.
The border runs through Balochistan.

India shares Pakistan's eastern border.
The boundary extends from the north to the Arabian Sea.

The Senate is a continuing chamber.
Its membership is renewed in staggered terms rather than through full dissolution.

The National Assembly normally continues for five years unless dissolved earlier.
Its term begins from the day of its first meeting.

Article 140A requires provinces to establish elected local governments.
It also provides for devolution of specified responsibilities.

The former North-West Frontier Province was renamed Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The change occurred through the Eighteenth Amendment.

The amendment abolished the Concurrent Legislative List.
Many subjects were transferred to provincial control.

The Eighteenth Amendment made wide-ranging constitutional changes in 2010.
It significantly expanded provincial authority.