Constitution of Pakistan MCQs

1. : According to Article 66, what freedom is granted in Majlis-e-Shoora (Parliament)?

(A) Freedom of association

(B) Freedom of movement

(C) Freedom of speech

(D) Freedom of assembly

2. : Who defines the powers and privileges of Parliament under Article 66?

(A) Supreme Court

(B) Prime Minister

(C) By law

(D) Election Commission

3. : Under Article 67, who may make rules for regulating the procedure of a House?

(A) The President

(B) The Prime Minister

(C) The House itself

(D) Chief Justice

4. : Until rules are made under Article 67, whose rules regulate the procedure?

(A) President’s rules

(B) Prime Minister’s rules

(C) Speaker’s rules

(D) Senate rules

5. : Article 68 prohibits discussion in Parliament regarding the conduct of which officials?

(A) Governors

(B) Ministers

(C) Judges of Supreme Court or High Court

(D) Members of Parliament

6. : What does Article 69 protect regarding parliamentary proceedings?

(A) Public participation

(B) Judicial intervention

(C) Validity from irregularity

(D) Media coverage

7. : Under Article 69, members exercising procedural powers are not subject to which institution?

(A) Media

(B) Political parties

(C) Courts

(D) Election Commission

8. : Which Article defines legislative procedure for Federal matters?

(A) Article 60

(B) Article 70

(C) Article 68

(D) Article 72

9. : A Bill may originate in which House under Article 70?

(A) Only National Assembly

(B) Only Senate

(C) Either House

(D) President’s Office

10. : If a Bill is passed by both Houses, where is it sent next?

(A) Supreme Court

(B) Prime Minister

(C) President for assent

(D) Chief Election Commissioner

11. : Within how many days must a Bill be passed by the other House under Article 70 before joint sitting?

(A) 30 days

(B) 60 days

(C) 90 days

(D) 120 days

12. : What is the term “Federal Legislative List” mentioned in Article 70 referring to?

(A) List of provincial subjects

(B) List in Fourth Schedule

(C) Presidential orders

(D) Rules of the Senate

13. : Who presides over a joint sitting of both Houses as per Article 72?

(A) Chairman Senate

(B) President

(C) Speaker National Assembly

(D) Chief Justice

14. : Under Article 72, decisions at a joint sitting are made by what method?

(A) Consensus

(B) Unanimity

(C) Majority vote

(D) Presidential approval

15. : Which Article states that a Money Bill shall originate only in the National Assembly?

(A) Article 73

(B) Article 72

(C) Article 70

(D) Article 75

16. : To which House is a copy of the Money Bill transmitted simultaneously?

(A) Senate

(B) Provincial Assembly

(C) Federal Cabinet

(D) Supreme Court

17. : Within how many days may the Senate make recommendations on a Money Bill?

(A) 7 days

(B) 10 days

(C) 14 days

(D) 30 days

18. : Whose recommendations are considered by the National Assembly on a Money Bill?

(A) Senate

(B) President

(C) Supreme Court

(D) Federal Cabinet

19. : What happens if a Bill is rejected by the other House under Article 70?

(A) It lapses automatically

(B) It is sent to Supreme Court

(C) It is considered in a joint sitting

(D) It goes to the Senate Committee

20. : Under Article 75, within how many days must the President act on a Bill presented for assent?

(A) 7 days

(B) 10 days

(C) 14 days

(D) 30 days

21. : What may the President do if he does not agree with a Bill other than a Money Bill?

(A) Reject it outright

(B) Return it to Parliament with a message

(C) Refer it to the Judiciary

(D) Send it to Prime Minister for advice

22. : If Parliament passes a returned Bill again in joint sitting, what must the President do?

(A) Hold new elections

(B) Give assent within ten days

(C) Reject it permanently

(D) Refer it to Supreme Court

23. : If the President fails to act within the time limit, what happens to the Bill?

(A) It lapses

(B) It is deemed to have been assented

(C) It goes back to Senate

(D) It is reintroduced

24. : Once the President assents to a Bill, what is it called?

(A) Ordinance

(B) Act of Parliament

(C) Money Bill

(D) Decree

25. : According to Article 66, who cannot be liable for anything said in Parliament?

(A) Prime Minister only

(B) Judges

(C) Any member

(D) Speaker only

26. : Who may punish persons refusing to give evidence before a committee under Article 66(3)?

(A) The House or Court

(B) Chief Justice

(C) Election Commission

(D) President

27. : What Article prohibits judicial questioning of parliamentary procedures?

(A) 67

(B) 69

(C) 70

(D) 68

28. : Under Article 72, who makes rules for joint sittings of Parliament?

(A) Prime Minister

(B) President after consultation

(C) Speaker National Assembly

(D) Chairman Senate

29. : What Article deals specifically with the President’s assent to Bills?

(A) 73

(B) 74

(C) 75

(D) 76

30. : When the President has assented or is deemed to have assented to a Bill, what does it become?

(A) Law

(B) Ordinance

(C) Resolution

(D) Motion