Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, 1973 (Articles 4, 9, 10, 10-A, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 19-A, 20, 21, 22, 45, 143, 185, 199, 202) — MCQs 89 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/89 Subscribe 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