1. Pakistan became a member of the United Nations in:
(A) 1945
(B) 1950
(C) 1947
(D) 1955
2. The primary role of Pakistan in the UN is to:
(A) Conduct desert irrigation only
(B) Promote international peace and security
(C) Develop mountain tourism exclusively
(D) Manage coastal fisheries only
3. Pakistan is a founding member of which Islamic organization?
(A) ASEAN
(B) Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)
(C) SAARC
(D) EU
4. Pakistan joined the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) as:
(A) An observer member
(B) A full member
(C) A non-member
(D) A temporary member
5. OIC headquarters is located in:
(A) Cairo, Egypt
(B) Islamabad, Pakistan
(C) Tehran, Iran
(D) Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
6. Pakistan’s role in the UN includes:
(A) Coastal fisheries only
(B) Desert farming exclusively
(C) Mountain trekking only
(D) Peacekeeping missions in conflict zones
7. SCO membership helps Pakistan in:
(A) Desert irrigation exclusively
(B) Regional security cooperation and trade with Central Asian countries
(C) Mountain tourism only
(D) Coastal mangrove protection only
8. Pakistan’s membership in OIC helps in:
(A) Desert farming exclusively
(B) Promoting solidarity among Muslim countries
(C) Mountain trekking only
(D) Coastal fisheries only
9. Pakistan has contributed troops to UN peacekeeping missions in:
(A) Bhutan only
(B) Maldives exclusively
(C) Congo, Somalia, and Sudan
(D) Sri Lanka only
10. SCO observer status allows Pakistan to:
(A) Participate in discussions on regional security and trade
(B) Desert irrigation only
(C) Mountain tourism exclusively
(D) Coastal mangrove protection only
11. UN Security Council plays a role in which area for Pakistan?
(A) International peace and conflict resolution
(B) Desert irrigation exclusively
(C) Mountain tourism only
(D) Coastal fisheries only
12. Pakistan actively participates in OIC summits to:
(A) Coastal fisheries only
(B) Desert farming exclusively
(C) Mountain trekking only
(D) Support Muslim causes and regional cooperation
13. Pakistan’s SCO membership benefits include:
(A) Coastal mangroves only
(B) Desert sands only
(C) Mountain tourism exclusively
(D) Economic, political, and security cooperation with Central Asian nations
14. Pakistan became a member of the UN shortly after:
(A) Launching CPEC
(B) Establishing Gwadar Port
(C) Conducting its first nuclear test
(D) Gaining independence in 1947
15. Pakistan’s role in UN peacekeeping is recognized for:
(A) Desert farming exclusively
(B) Professional military and civilian contributions in conflict zones
(C) Mountain trekking only
(D) Coastal mangrove protection only
16. OIC was formerly known as:
(A) Council of Islamic Nations
(B) Organization of International Cooperation
(C) South Asian Islamic Committee
(D) Organization of the Islamic Conference
17. Pakistan’s observer status in SCO allows it to:
(A) Attend meetings and engage in discussions without voting rights
(B) Participate only in desert farming projects
(C) Promote mountain tourism exclusively
(D) Engage in coastal fisheries only
18. Pakistan’s participation in international organizations strengthens:
(A) Coastal mangrove protection only
(B) Desert irrigation exclusively
(C) Mountain tourism only
(D) Diplomatic influence and global cooperation
19. Pakistan uses its OIC membership to:
(A) Protect coastal fisheries only
(B) Develop desert farms exclusively
(C) Promote mountain tourism only
(D) Highlight the Kashmir issue on international platforms
20. Understanding Pakistan’s role in international organizations helps in:
(A) Coastal mangrove protection only
(B) Desert irrigation exclusively
(C) Mountain tourism only
(D) Foreign policy, regional cooperation, and strategic planning