Social Structure (rural & urban society) of Paksitan MCQs 20 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/20 Subscribe 1. Pakistan’s society is predominantly: (A) Urban (B) Rural (C) Industrial (D) Nomadic 2. Approximately what percentage of Pakistan’s population lives in rural areas? (A) 20% (B) 35% (C) 80% (D) 60% 3. The main occupation in rural Pakistan is: (A) Industry (B) Agriculture (C) Services (D) Trade 4. In rural Pakistan, the social structure is mostly based on: (A) Caste and biradari (clan) system (B) Economic equality (C) Urban norms (D) Western education 5. Landowners in rural Pakistan are called: (A) Laborers (B) Merchants (C) Traders (D) Zamindars 6. Peasants who work on land owned by landlords are called: (A) Zamindars (B) Tenants or sharecroppers (C) Merchants (D) Industrial workers 7. Urban society in Pakistan is characterized by: (A) Agricultural economy (B) Caste hierarchy (C) Industrial and service-based economy (D) Biradari dominance only 8. In rural areas, social relations are heavily influenced by: (A) Land ownership and biradari system (B) Religion (C) Trade (D) Modern technology 9. Urban society in Pakistan is more influenced by: (A) Traditional caste system (B) Agriculture (C) Biradari only (D) Economic status, education, and profession 10. The rural elite in Pakistan includes: (A) Small farmers only (B) Landowners, large landlords, and tribal chiefs (C) Industrialists (D) Urban middle class 11. Migration from rural to urban areas in Pakistan has led to: (A) Urbanization and growth of cities (B) Decrease in population (C) Expansion of agriculture (D) Decline in education 12. In rural Pakistan, women’s roles are mainly: (A) Political leaders (B) Industrial workers (C) Household work, farming support, and child care (D) Entrepreneurs 13. In urban Pakistan, women are increasingly involved in: (A) Agriculture only (B) Education, professions, and business (C) Biradari councils (D) Zamindari system 14. Rural society in Pakistan is often governed by: (A) Local councils and biradari elders (B) Urban mayors (C) Industrial associations (D) British administrators 15. Urban society in Pakistan is more likely to follow: (A) Merit-based and professional hierarchy (B) Caste-based hierarchy (C) Feudal dominance (D) Biradari system 16. The biradari system in rural Pakistan affects: (A) Urban governance (B) Trade only (C) Industrial growth (D) Political alignment, marriages, and social relations 17. Rural poverty in Pakistan is mainly due to: (A) Industrialization (B) Trade restrictions (C) Urban growth (D) Unequal land distribution and lack of education 18. Urban middle class in Pakistan has grown due to: (A) Agricultural productivity (B) Feudal dominance (C) Education, government jobs, and trade (D) British colonial policies 19. Tribal structure is more common in: (A) Rural Sindh and Punjab (B) Islamabad (C) Urban Karachi (D) Rural Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 20. The main difference between rural and urban social structure in Pakistan is: (A) Influence of biradari vs. merit, profession, and economy (B) Religion (C) Language only (D) Geography only