Role of Women in the Pakistan Movement 50 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/50 Subscribe 1. : Who was known as the “Mother of the Pakistan Movement”? (A) Fatima Jinnah (B) Begum Rokeya (C) Shaista Ikramullah (D) Abadi Bano 2. : Fatima Jinnah was the sister of which prominent leader? (A) Liaquat Ali Khan (B) Muhammad Ali Jinnah (C) Allama Iqbal (D) Chaudhry Rehmat Ali 3. : Which organization was established to mobilize Muslim women during the Pakistan Movement? (A) All India Muslim League Womenâs Wing (B) All India Congress Womenâs Committee (C) Womenâs Suffrage League (D) Muslim Womenâs Association 4. : Begum Rokeya was famous for her efforts in: (A) Womenâs education (B) Military leadership (C) Political negotiation (D) Economic reforms 5. : Which city hosted the first Muslim Womenâs conference in British India? (A) Lahore (B) Delhi (C) Kolkata (D) Hyderabad 6. : Begum Shaista Ikramullah was known for being: (A) A poet (B) A political leader and diplomat (C) A journalist (D) A social worker only 7. : What role did women play in the All India Muslim League? (A) Fundraising and political activism (B) Military operations (C) Legal defense (D) Religious preaching 8. : Which woman leader participated in the Lahore Resolution session of 1940? (A) Fatima Jinnah (B) Begum Shaista Ikramullah (C) Begum Rokeya (D) Abadi Bano 9. : Fatima Jinnah earned the title of: (A) Madar-e-Millat (B) Begum-e-Pakistan (C) Sultana-e-Hind (D) Noor-e-Islam 10. : How did women contribute during the Pakistan Movement? (A) Through protest marches and political meetings (B) Only by managing households (C) Only through writing poetry (D) By serving in the army 11. : Which prominent woman was elected to the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan in 1947? (A) Begum Shaista Ikramullah (B) Fatima Jinnah (C) Begum Rokeya (D) Abadi Bano 12. : Women helped in Pakistan Movement by organizing: (A) Political rallies and boycotts (B) Military strikes (C) Foreign invasions (D) Economic sanctions 13. : The Muslim Womenâs National Guard was founded by: (A) Fatima Jinnah (B) Begum Rokeya (C) Abadi Bano (D) Begum Rana Liaquat Ali Khan 14. : Fatima Jinnah was a qualified: (A) Doctor (B) Lawyer (C) Engineer (D) Teacher 15. : Which British act indirectly influenced womenâs participation in politics? (A) Government of India Act 1935 (B) Indian Independence Act 1947 (C) Rowlatt Act (D) Vernacular Press Act 16. : Women participated in the Pakistan Movement through: (A) Writing articles and speeches (B) Only domestic work (C) Armed rebellion (D) Diplomatic missions only 17. : Fatima Jinnah played a crucial role in which political event after independence? (A) First presidential election of Pakistan (B) Partition negotiations (C) Drafting Pakistanâs constitution (D) Military planning 18. : Which leader encouraged Muslim women to join the Pakistan Movement? (A) Muhammad Ali Jinnah (B) Mahatma Gandhi (C) Jawaharlal Nehru (D) Allama Iqbal 19. : Muslim women in the Pakistan Movement supported: (A) Hindu-Muslim unity (B) Separate homeland for Muslims (C) British colonial rule (D) Communist ideology 20. : Fatima Jinnahâs political nickname was: (A) Lady of Pakistan (B) Sister of the Nation (C) Madar-e-Millat (D) Queen of Muslims 21. : Begum Shaista Ikramullah was the first Muslim woman to: (A) Obtain a PhD from Cambridge University (B) Become a doctor (C) Lead a military unit (D) Write Urdu poetry 22. : Which womenâs group was founded in support of the Pakistan Movement? (A) All India Muslim Womenâs Conference (B) Hindu Mahila Sabha (C) Indian Women Congress (D) Womenâs Freedom League 23. : Women leaders in the Pakistan Movement also worked for: (A) Womenâs education and social reforms (B) Military conquest (C) Economic isolation (D) British loyalty 24. : Fatima Jinnah actively campaigned for: (A) Muhammad Ali Jinnahâs leadership (B) British government policies (C) Hindu-Muslim unity (D) British monarchy 25. : Begum Rokeyaâs efforts were mainly concentrated in: (A) Bengal (B) Punjab (C) Sindh (D) Balochistan 26. : Which event showed the active participation of Muslim women in political protests? (A) Salt March (B) Khilafat Movement (C) Lahore Resolution (D) Non-Cooperation Movement 27. : Womenâs political participation in the Pakistan Movement was inspired by: (A) Islamic teachings and nationalism (B) Foreign ideologies (C) British monarchy (D) Economic interests only 28. : Which Muslim woman leader was also a diplomat representing Pakistan? (A) Begum Shaista Ikramullah (B) Fatima Jinnah (C) Begum Rokeya (D) Abadi Bano 29. : Fatima Jinnah is buried next to: (A) Liaquat Ali Khan (B) Muhammad Ali Jinnah (C) Allama Iqbal (D) Sir Syed Ahmed Khan 30. : Womenâs political awareness increased during the: (A) 1920s and 1930s (B) 1940s and 1950s (C) 1910s only (D) 1950s only 31. : Which woman led the Muslim Womenâs National Guard? (A) Begum Rana Liaquat Ali Khan (B) Fatima Jinnah (C) Begum Rokeya (D) Shaista Ikramullah 32. : Which social reform was emphasized by women activists during the Pakistan Movement? (A) Womenâs right to vote (B) Military service for women (C) Ban on womenâs education (D) Economic sanctions 33. : Fatima Jinnahâs profession helped her to: (A) Travel widely and influence women (B) Fight in the military (C) Write novels (D) Lead industrial strikes 34. : Women also played a role in the Pakistan Movement by: (A) Organizing charity drives and relief work (B) Fighting battles (C) Writing religious texts only (D) Avoiding politics 35. : The participation of women in the Pakistan Movement showed: (A) Their political awareness and leadership potential (B) Their disinterest in politics (C) Their preference for colonial rule (D) Their focus only on domestic issues 36. : Which leader inspired many Muslim women to participate in politics? (A) Muhammad Ali Jinnah (B) Jawaharlal Nehru (C) Mahatma Gandhi (D) Allama Iqbal 37. : Womenâs political activities included: (A) Organizing meetings and protests (B) Military leadership (C) British government support (D) Foreign diplomacy only 38. : Which Muslim woman was a prominent member of the Constituent Assembly? (A) Begum Shaista Ikramullah (B) Fatima Jinnah (C) Begum Rokeya (D) Abadi Bano 39. : Womenâs participation in the Pakistan Movement helped: (A) Strengthen the call for a separate homeland (B) Promote British rule (C) Support Hindu nationalist causes (D) End political activism 40. : The Pakistan Movement saw women stepping out in: (A) Public political roles (B) Domestic chores only (C) Agricultural labor only (D) Religious isolation 41. : Which leader praised Fatima Jinnah for her role in the Pakistan Movement? (A) Muhammad Ali Jinnah (B) Mahatma Gandhi (C) Jawaharlal Nehru (D) Lord Mountbatten 42. : Muslim women raised funds to: (A) Support Pakistan Movement campaigns (B) Build British army (C) Fund Hindu organizations (D) Support British monarchy 43. : The Muslim Womenâs National Guard was established in which year? (A) 1943 (B) 1940 (C) 1947 (D) 1935 44. : Fatima Jinnahâs role was mostly: (A) Political leadership and public speaking (B) Military command (C) Economic management (D) Religious preaching only 45. : Women in the Pakistan Movement used which medium for spreading awareness? (A) Speeches and writings (B) Military propaganda (C) Foreign policy (D) Economic trade only 46. : Fatima Jinnah actively participated in which election? (A) 1965 presidential election of Pakistan (B) 1947 Constituent Assembly election (C) 1937 provincial elections (D) 1958 general elections 47. : Which of the following women was known for her work in womenâs rights and education? (A) Begum Rokeya (B) Fatima Jinnah (C) Shaista Ikramullah (D) Abadi Bano 48. : Womenâs involvement in the Pakistan Movement helped to: (A) Increase political participation after independence (B) Reduce womenâs rights (C) Stop political reforms (D) Support colonial powers 49. : Which leader described Fatima Jinnah as a âpillar of strengthâ during the Pakistan Movement? (A) Liaquat Ali Khan (B) Mahatma Gandhi (C) Jawaharlal Nehru (D) Lord Mountbatten 50. : The participation of women in the Pakistan Movement paved the way for: (A) Womenâs empowerment in Pakistan (B) Restriction of womenâs rights (C) British rule continuation (D) Hindu majority rule