Pak Study Mcqs

At the time of 1971 War the C-in-C of Pak Army was ________ ?

A. General Ayyub Khan
B. Lt. General Gul Hassan
C. General Tikka Khan
D. General Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan

At the time of 1965 War the C-in-C of Pakistan Army was _______ ?

A. General Muhammad Musa Khan
B. General Muhammad Ayoub Khan
C. General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq
D. None of them

HIT stands for ?

A. Heavy Industries Taxila
B. Heavy Industries Tools
C. Heavy Industries Tax
D. None of them

The Largest cantonment of Pakistan army is located in ?

A. Jhelum
B. Kharian
C. Karachi
D. Multan

Who was the first Muslim C-in-C of Pakistan Navy?

A. Admiral Mohammad Siddieque
B. Admiral Shahid Kareem
C. Admiral Karamat Rahman
D. Admiral Tariq

Who was the first Muslim C-in-C of Air Force?

A. Air Marshal Asgher Khan
B. Air Marshal Zafar Chahdhry
C. Air Marshal Anwar Khan
D. None of them

Who was the first Muslim C-in-C of Pakistan Army?

A. Admiral Muhammad Siddiq
B. Field Marshal Muhammad Ayoub
C. General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq
D. General Tikka Khan

The highest official rank of Pakistan Army is _________ ?

A. Lieutenant
B. Major General
C. General
D. None of them

The Range of Ghari-1 is ________ ?

A. 1200-1500km
B. 1200-1300km
C. 1500-2000km
D. 1500-1800km

A. Ghauri-1
B. Hataf
C. Abdali
D. Shaheen-1
The Ghauri–I official codename: Hatf–5 Ghauri–I) is a land-based surface-to-surface medium-range ballistic missile, in current service with the Pakistan Army’s Strategic Forces Command— a subordinate command of Strategic Plans Division.
Influenced from the design of Nodong-1 of North Korea, its extensive modification and engineering took place in Kahuta Research Laboratories (KRL) in 1990s with an objective of develog an electronic system that uses a single stage liquid fuel rocket motor to carry a payload of 700 kg to a range of 1,500 km. This is enough to reach most, if not all of India. Two variants of the Ghauri were produced under the secretive missile research programme started in 1987 and the development of a third variant was cancelled. The Ghauri-II uses increased motor assembly length and improved propellants for an increased range of 2,300 km (1,400 mi).
The missile is named after Shahabuddin Muhammad Ghauri, while the “Hatf” designation originates from the name of the sword or lance of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.
The Shaheen I is also designated Hatf-4. The Shaheen series of missiles are evidently based imported from China by the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission’s National Development Complex.