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Constitution of Pakistan MCQs

1. : What does Article 161 of the Constitution of Pakistan deal with?

(A) Natural gas and hydro-electric power


(B) Federal taxation


(C) Income tax distribution


(D) Provincial grants




2. : Under Article 161(1)(a), the net proceeds from the Federal duty of excise on natural gas are to be paid to:

(A) The Federal Government


(B) The Province in which the gas is produced


(C) The National Assembly


(D) The Ministry of Energy




3. : According to Article 161(1)(b), the royalties on natural gas shall be paid to:

(A) The Federation


(B) The producing Province


(C) Both Federal and Provincial Governments equally


(D) The Council of Common Interests




4. : Under Article 161(2), any profits from hydro-electric power stations owned by the Federation must be paid to:

(A) All provinces equally


(B) The province where the station is situated


(C) The Federal Treasury


(D) The National Economic Council




5. : The objective of Article 161 is to ensure:

(A) Equitable distribution of natural resources


(B) Federal control of industries


(C) Nationalization of energy


(D) Privatization of natural gas




6. : Article 162 deals with:

(A) Natural gas and hydro-electric power


(B) Prior sanction of the President for certain financial Bills


(C) Provincial taxation


(D) Exemption of public property from taxes




7. : Whose prior sanction is required for introducing Bills affecting provincial taxation interests under Article 162?

(A) Prime Minister


(B) President


(C) Senate Chairman


(D) National Assembly Speaker




8. : Article 162 ensures that:

(A) The President protects provincial fiscal interests


(B) Parliament can tax freely


(C) Only the Senate can levy taxes


(D) Taxes are abolished on natural gas




9. : Which Article gives provinces the power to tax professions, trades, and callings?

(A) Article 160


(B) Article 163


(C) Article 165


(D) Article 161




10. : Under Article 163, provinces may levy taxes on:

(A) Agriculture


(B) Professions, trades, callings, or employments


(C) Imports and exports


(D) Federal employees’ income




11. : What is the maximum limit for provincial taxes on professions as prescribed by Article 163?

(A) As determined by each province


(B) As fixed by an Act of Parliament


(C) As recommended by the NFC


(D) As decided by the Federal Board of Revenue




12. : Article 164 is related to:

(A) Natural gas


(B) Grants out of the Consolidated Fund


(C) Federal taxes


(D) Provincial excise duty




13. : Under Article 164, the Federal Government may make grants to:

(A) The judiciary


(B) Any Provincial Government


(C) The Election Commission


(D) The Council of Common Interests




14. : The source of grants under Article 164 is the:

(A) Provincial Consolidated Fund


(B) Federal Consolidated Fund


(C) Federal Reserve Account


(D) National Economic Fund




15. : The grants mentioned in Article 164 are intended to:

(A) Support provincial finances


(B) Replace provincial taxes


(C) Control local governments


(D) Fund private enterprises




16. : What is the main subject of Article 165?

(A) Natural gas


(B) Exemption of certain public property from taxation


(C) Federal excise duty


(D) Water distribution




17. : Under Article 165, property belonging to the Federation is:

(A) Taxable by provinces


(B) Exempt from all provincial taxation


(C) Controlled by the Senate


(D) Managed by the judiciary




18. : Which type of property is exempt from taxation according to Article 165?

(A) Private property


(B) Federal property used for public purposes


(C) Commercial property


(D) Agricultural property




19. : The exemption under Article 165 applies when property is used:

(A) For private business


(B) For public purposes


(C) For export


(D) For provincial income




20. : Article 165 is included under which constitutional heading?

(A) Miscellaneous Financial Provisions


(B) Natural Resource Distribution


(C) Inter-Provincial Coordination


(D) Federal Legislative Powers




21. : Who benefits from the provisions of Article 161(1)(a) and (b)?

(A) The Federal Government


(B) The producing province


(C) The Senate


(D) The National Assembly




22. : Royalties from natural gas under Article 161 are a:

(A) Federal revenue


(B) Provincial right


(C) Shared tax


(D) Private royalty




23. : What is the constitutional safeguard provided by Article 162?

(A) President’s control over financial Bills affecting provinces


(B) Senate’s taxation rights


(C) Federal dominance over gas pricing


(D) Judiciary’s financial independence




24. : Which Article allows financial assistance from the Federation to provinces?

(A) Article 163


(B) Article 164


(C) Article 165


(D) Article 160




25. : Articles 161 to 165 of the Constitution primarily deal with:

(A) Federal revenue and financial relations with provinces


(B) Judicial independence


(C) Defense and foreign policy


(D) Civil service regulations




More MCQs on Constitution of Pakistan

Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan [As amended upto the 21st October, 2024] (English).

  1. Article 1 to 5
  2. Article 5 to 8
  3. Article 8 to 15
  4. Aritcle 15 to 25
  5. Article 26 to 31
  6. Article 35 to 45
  7. Article 45 to 55 
  8. Article 55 to 65
  9. Article 65 to 75
  10. Article 75 to 85
  11. Article 85 to 95 
  12. Article 95 to 105
  13. Article 105 to 115
  14. Artical 115 to 125
  15. Artical 125 to 135 
  16. Artical 135 to 150
  17. Article 150 to 155
  18. Article 156 to 160
  19. Article 161 to 165
  20. Article 166 to 170
  21. Article 171 to 175
  22. Article 176 to 180
  23. Article 181 to 185
  24. Article 186 to 190
  25. Article 191 to 195
  26. Article 196 to 200
  27. Article 201 to 205
  28. Article 206 to 210
  29. Article 211 to 215 
  30. Article 216 to 220
  31. Article 221`to 225
  32. Article 226 to 230
  33. Article 231 to 235
  34. Article 236 to 240
  35. Article 241 to 245
  36. Article 246 to 250
  37. Article 251 to 255
  38. Article 256 to 260
  39. Article 261 to 265
  40. Article 266 to 270
  41. Article 271 to 275
  42. Article 276 to 280
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