1. Article 4 of the Constitution guarantees:
(A) Freedom of speech
(B) Right to property
(C) Right to education
(D) Right of individuals to be dealt with in accordance with law
2. Article 9 protects:
(A) Security of person
(B) Right to property
(C) Freedom of religion
(D) Freedom of association
3. No person shall be deprived of life or liberty except in accordance with:
(A) Custom
(B) Order
(C) Law
(D) Tradition
4. Article 10 relates to:
(A) Arrest and detention
(B) Freedom of speech
(C) Religion
(D) Trade
5. Article 10-A guarantees:
(A) Right to property
(B) Education
(C) Fair trial and due process
(D) Religion
6. Article 11 prohibits:
(A) Trade
(B) Slavery and forced labour
(C) Speech
(D) Elections
7. Article 12 deals with:
(A) Elections
(B) Retrospective punishment
(C) Taxation
(D) Religion
8. Article 13 protects against:
(A) Property disputes
(B) Double punishment and self-incrimination
(C) Elections
(D) Tax
9. Article 14 guarantees:
(A) Education
(B) Inviolability of dignity of man
(C) Trade
(D) Speech
10. Article 14(2) prohibits:
(A) Torture for extracting evidence
(B) Trade
(C) Elections
(D) Property rights
11. Article 15 relates to:
(A) Religion
(B) Freedom of movement
(C) Tax
(D) Judiciary
12. Article 16 guarantees:
(A) Education
(B) Freedom of assembly
(C) Property
(D) Religion
13. Article 17 guarantees:
(A) Tax exemption
(B) Right to form associations
(C) Property rights
(D) Equality
14. Article 19 guarantees:
(A) Right to vote
(B) Freedom of speech
(C) Property rights
(D) Arrest rules
15. Article 19 is subject to:
(A) No restriction
(B) Presidential orders
(C) Military orders only
(D) Reasonable restrictions by law
16. Article 19-A provides:
(A) Freedom of religion
(B) Right to property
(C) Right to information
(D) Right to travel
17. Article 20 deals with:
(A) Property
(B) Tax
(C) Religion freedom
(D) Elections
18. Article 21 relates to:
(A) Protection of property
(B) Education
(C) Protection against taxation for religious purposes
(D) Speech
19. Article 22 deals with:
(A) Judiciary
(B) Tax
(C) Trade
(D) Education institutions and religious freedom
20. Article 45 gives power to:
(A) President to grant pardon
(B) Parliament
(C) Courts
(D) Governors
21. Article 143 deals with:
(A) Rights
(B) Elections
(C) Tax
(D) Conflict between Federal and Provincial laws
22. Article 185 relates to:
(A) Election Commission
(B) High Court appeals
(C) Taxation
(D) Supreme Court jurisdiction
23. Article 199 relates to:
(A) Supreme Court powers
(B) High Court writ jurisdiction
(C) Tax
(D) Elections
24. Article 202 empowers:
(A) High Courts to make rules
(B) Supreme Court
(C) Parliament
(D) President
25. Article 4 ensures:
(A) Equal education
(B) Due process
(C) Equality before law
(D) Freedom of religion
26. Article 9 protects:
(A) Property
(B) Trade
(C) Life and liberty
(D) Speech
27. Article 10 provides safeguards against:
(A) Arrest and detention
(B) Tax
(C) Elections
(D) Religion
28. Article 10-A was added in:
(A) 1973
(B) 2010
(C) 2007
(D) 2018
29. Article 11 prohibits:
(A) Tax
(B) Elections
(C) Forced labour
(D) Trade
30. Article 12 prohibits:
(A) Retrospective punishment
(B) Future laws
(C) Property
(D) Speech
31. Article 13 protects against:
(A) Elections
(B) Double punishment
(C) Trade
(D) Religion
32. Article 14 ensures dignity of:
(A) Only citizens
(B) Courts
(C) Man
(D) Parliament
33. Article 15 deals with:
(A) Religion
(B) Movement
(C) Tax
(D) Speech
34. Article 16 deals with:
(A) Property
(B) Assembly
(C) Education
(D) Courts
35. Article 17 deals with:
(A) Association
(B) Tax
(C) Religion
(D) Trade
36. Article 19 allows freedom of:
(A) Trade
(B) Arrest
(C) Speech
(D) Tax
37. Article 19-A gives right to:
(A) Education
(B) Travel
(C) Religion
(D) Information
38. Article 20 guarantees:
(A) Speech
(B) Property
(C) Religion freedom
(D) Tax
39. Article 21 protects against:
(A) Courts
(B) Trade
(C) Elections
(D) Tax misuse in religion
40. Article 22 relates to:
(A) Religious education
(B) Property
(C) Trade
(D) Courts
41. Article 45 power lies with:
(A) Parliament
(B) Governor
(C) Supreme Court
(D) President
42. Article 143 deals with:
(A) Courts
(B) Rights
(C) Elections
(D) Law conflict
43. Article 185 gives jurisdiction to:
(A) High Court
(B) Parliament
(C) Supreme Court
(D) Election Commission
44. Article 199 relates to:
(A) Elections
(B) Tax
(C) Property
(D) Writ jurisdiction
45. Article 202 empowers:
(A) Supreme Court
(B) High Courts
(C) Parliament
(D) President
46. Article 4 ensures:
(A) Religion
(B) Law protection
(C) Speech
(D) Trade
47. Article 9 guarantees:
(A) Trade
(B) Property
(C) Life security
(D) Tax
48. Article 10 is about:
(A) Property
(B) Education
(C) Religion
(D) Arrest
49. Article 10-A guarantees:
(A) Fair trial
(B) Speech
(C) Religion
(D) Tax
50. Article 11 prohibits:
Article 4 guarantees:
(A) Speech
(B) Education
(C) Slavery
(D) Courts
(A) Equality before law
(B) Right to education
(C) Freedom of speech
(D) Right to vote
51. Article 4 ensures that every citizen shall be:
(A) Punished freely
(B) Taxed randomly
(C) Arrested without reason
(D) Dealt with in accordance with law
52. Article 9 is also called:
(A) Security of property
(B) Security of trade
(C) Security of person
(D) Security of speech
53. Right to life and liberty is protected under:
(A) Article 9
(B) Article 4
(C) Article 10
(D) Article 11
54. Article 10 deals with:
(A) Education
(B) Religion
(C) Trade
(D) Arrest and detention safeguards
55. Article 10-A was inserted through:
(A) 17th Amendment
(B) 18th Amendment
(C) 19th Amendment
(D) 20th Amendment
56. Article 10-A guarantees:
(A) Property rights
(B) Tax exemption
(C) Fair trial
(D) Freedom of press
57. Article 11 prohibits:
(A) Slavery and forced labour
(B) Elections
(C) Property
(D) Trade
58. Article 12 prohibits:
(A) Retrospective punishment
(B) Future laws
(C) Tax
(D) Arrest
59. Article 13 protects against:
(A) Double punishment and self-incrimination
(B) Education
(C) Trade
(D) Religion
60. Article 14 protects:
(A) Trade
(B) Tax
(C) Elections
(D) Dignity of man
61. Torture for extracting evidence is prohibited under:
(A) Article 11
(B) Article 10
(C) Article 14(2)
(D) Article 19
62. Article 15 guarantees freedom of:
(A) Religion
(B) Movement
(C) Trade
(D) Speech
63. Article 16 guarantees freedom of:
(A) Association
(B) Property
(C) Religion
(D) Assembly
64. Article 17 guarantees right to:
(A) Education
(B) Form associations
(C) Tax exemption
(D) Travel
65. Article 19 deals with:
(A) Courts
(B) Property
(C) Religion
(D) Freedom of speech
66. Article 19 is subject to:
(A) Reasonable restrictions by law
(B) No restriction
(C) Military orders
(D) Presidential orders only
67. Article 19-A provides:
(A) Right to information
(B) Right to education
(C) Right to vote
(D) Right to property
68. Article 20 deals with:
(A) Freedom of religion
(B) Trade
(C) Elections
(D) Tax
69. Article 21 protects against:
(A) Property loss
(B) Tax on religion
(C) Arrest
(D) Speech restriction
70. Article 22 deals with:
(A) Trade
(B) Religious education
(C) Courts
(D) Elections
71. Article 45 gives power to:
(A) Parliament
(B) Supreme Court
(C) President
(D) Prime Minister
72. Article 45 relates to:
(A) Pardons and reprieves
(B) Taxation
(C) Elections
(D) Trade
73. Article 143 deals with:
(A) Elections
(B) Fundamental rights
(C) Religion
(D) Conflict of laws
74. Article 185 relates to:
(A) Supreme Court jurisdiction
(B) High Court jurisdiction
(C) Election Commission
(D) Parliament
75. Appeal to Supreme Court lies under:
(A) Article 199
(B) Article 185
(C) Article 202
(D) Article 14
76. Article 199 deals with:
(A) Tax laws
(B) Supreme Court powers
(C) Parliament powers
(D) Writ jurisdiction of High Courts
77. Article 199 is exercised by:
(A) Supreme Court
(B) High Courts
(C) Parliament
(D) President
78. Article 202 empowers High Courts to:
(A) Give pardon
(B) Make laws
(C) Amend Constitution
(D) Make rules of practice
79. Article 202 relates to:
(A) Judicial procedure
(B) Taxation
(C) Elections
(D) Religion
80. Article 9 ensures protection of:
(A) Life and liberty
(B) Property
(C) Trade
(D) Education
81. Article 10 protects against:
(A) Property loss
(B) Arrest and detention
(C) Religion
(D) Tax
82. Article 10-A ensures:
(A) Religious freedom
(B) Trade rights
(C) Fair trial
(D) Tax relief
83. Article 11 prohibits:
(A) Forced labour
(B) Elections
(C) Courts
(D) Speech
84. Article 12 deals with:
(A) Retrospective punishment
(B) Religion
(C) Trade
(D) Education
85. Article 13 protects against:
(A) Tax
(B) Double punishment
(C) Trade
(D) Religion
86. Article 14 guarantees:
(A) Dignity of man
(B) Education
(C) Trade
(D) Tax
87. Article 15 deals with:
(A) Assembly
(B) Movement
(C) Religion
(D) Courts
88. Article 17 deals with:
(A) Tax
(B) Associations
(C) Courts
(D) Trade
89. Article 19-A guarantees:
(A) Right to religion
(B) Right to property
(C) Right to trade
(D) Right to information