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Biology Zoology Botany
QUESTION #10839
Question 1
Stem cells can divide through which mechanism while retaining the ability to self-renew?
Correct Answer Logic:
Stem cells undergo mitosis and have the unique capacity for self-renewal — each division can produce one daughter cell that differentiates and one that remains a stem cell (asymmetric division), or both can remain stem cells (symmetric division). Meiosis is restricted to germ cells (gamete production) and results in haploid cells. Stem cells maintain pluripotency or multipotency through mitotic divisions regulated by transcription factors like Oct4, Sox2, and Nanog.
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Chemistry
QUESTION #1068
Question 2
The correct order of decreasing acidity of the following aliphatic acids is:
Correct Answer Logic:
Acidity of carboxylic acids decreases as alkyl group size increases due to +I (electron-donating inductive) effect destabilizing the carboxylate anion. HCOOH has no alkyl group (most acidic), then CH\(_3\)COOH, then (CH\(_3)_2\)CHCOOH, then (CH\(_3)_3\)CCOOH (least acidic). Order: HCOOH \(>\) CH\(_3\)COOH \(>\) (CH\(_3)_2\)CHCOOH \(>\) (CH\(_3)_3\)CCOOH.
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MCQs Section
QUESTION #5295
Question 4
شاعری میں وہ خصوصیت جس میں دنیا کے ہر پہلو کو سامنے رکھا جائے؟
Correct Answer Logic:
آفاقیت شاعری کی وہ صفت ہے جس میں شاعر انسانی زندگی کے تمام پہلوؤں کو شامل کرے۔
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Biology Zoology Botany
QUESTION #1382
Question 5
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of algae?
Correct Answer Logic:
Not all algae are microscopic — this is the FALSE statement. Giant kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) can grow up to 60 metres long. Algae are autotrophic (mostly), lack true roots/stems/leaves (they have thallus), and can be unicellular or multicellular. The statement that 'all algae are microscopic' is incorrect.
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Paper-I (Pharmaceutics II (Industrial and Quality Control) and Pharmaceutics III (Hospital and Community Pharmacy))
QUESTION #5711
Question 6
In the 'Proof Spirit' system, $100\%$ proof spirit corresponds to how much Ethanol by volume?
Correct Answer Logic:
In the UK/Indian system, 100 proof is $57.1\% \text{ v/v}$ ethanol.
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Dairy Food Science and Technology
QUESTION #5919
Question 7
Plasmin, an important endogenous milk protease, is significant in cheese ripening because it:
Correct Answer Logic:
Plasmin is an alkaline serine protease (optimum \(\text{pH}\;7\text{–}8\)) that is heat stable — it partially survives HTST and significantly survives UHT. It preferentially attacks \(\beta\)-casein and \(\alpha_{s2}\)-casein. In Emmental and Gouda cheeses, plasmin activity during maturation is important for texture and flavor development.
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Mathematics
QUESTION #1320
Question 8
If two vectors \(\vec{a}\) and \(\vec{b}\) satisfy \(\vec{a}\times\vec{b}=\vec{0}\) and \(\vec{a}\neq\vec{0}\), \(\vec{b}\neq\vec{0}\), then:
Correct Answer Logic:
The cross product \(\vec{a}\times\vec{b}=|\vec{a}||\vec{b}|\sin\theta\,\hat{n}\). If \(\vec{a}\times\vec{b}=\vec{0}\) and neither vector is zero, then \(\sin\theta=0\Rightarrow\theta=0\) or \(\pi\), meaning the vectors are parallel (or anti-parallel).
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Education
QUESTION #6762
Question 9
A teacher writes the following true/false item: 'Due to its abundant natural resources and strategic location, Pakistan has always maintained a high GDP growth rate.' What is the MOST critical flaw in this item?
Correct Answer Logic:
A core rule for constructing true/false items is: avoid including two ideas in one statement unless cause-and-effect relationships are being tested. This item combines (a) natural resources/location and (b) high GDP growth. A student might agree with the premise but disagree with the conclusion, or vice versa, making the item inherently ambiguous.
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Civil Procedure
QUESTION #3753
Question 10
A person has used a path across their neighbor's land for $\text{20 years}$, openly, notoriously, and without the neighbor's permission. The person may have acquired:
Correct Answer Logic:
Easement by prescription is acquired through the open, notorious, hostile, and continuous use of another's land for the statutory period (similar to adverse possession but for use, not ownership).
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English
QUESTION #2640
Question 11
Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: 'The team played *exceptionally* well today.'
Correct Answer Logic:
The word 'exceptionally' modifies the adverb 'well,' and words that modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs are adverbs.
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Paper-II (Pharmacology and Social Behaviour, Law & Ethics and Computer Sciences)
QUESTION #5808
Question 12
Which section of the Drug Act deals with the 'Powers of Inspectors'?
Correct Answer Logic:
Section 19 of the Drug Act 1976 outlines the powers of inspectors[cite: 7].
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Math Physics Chemistry Biology
QUESTION #520
Question 13
In what stage of aerobic respiration are 2-carbon molecules oxidized completely to carbon dioxide?
Psychology
QUESTION #9775
Question 14
A pervasive feeling of unease, apprehension, or tension without a specific identifiable threat is commonly referred to as:
Correct Answer Logic:
Anxiety is a diffuse, future-oriented state of apprehension without a specific present danger. It differs from fear (response to a known, present threat). Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health conditions globally.
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Civil / Architecture
QUESTION #2364
Question 15
In soil compaction, the Zero Air Voids (ZAV) curve or 100% saturation curve represents:
Correct Answer Logic:
The ZAV curve is the theoretical upper bound of dry density at any moisture content, computed as \(\gamma_d = \dfrac{G_s \gamma_w}{1 + w G_s}\), assuming \(S = 100\%\) (all voids filled with water, no air). In practice, compaction curves plot below and to the left of the ZAV curve. The ZAV curve does not represent an achievable state during compaction but serves as a reference limit.
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Accounting & Finance
QUESTION #6060
Question 16
An amount specifically set aside to cover anticipated losses from bad debts is called a:
Correct Answer Logic:
A Provision is an amount set aside out of profits to cover a known or likely future expense or loss — such as expected bad debts. It is created when the loss is probable but the exact amount is uncertain. A reserve is set aside from profits for general purposes (not a specific liability). An appropriation is a distribution of profits (e.g., dividends). A commission is a fee or charge, not a set-aside.
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English
QUESTION #2692
Question 17
Correct the sentence: 'She is more taller than her sister.'
Correct Answer Logic:
Double comparatives (more + -er) are incorrect; 'taller' is sufficient.
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Accounting & Finance
QUESTION #9649
Question 18
A dependent branch sells goods at a markup of 20% on cost. Opening Stock = Rs. 30,000; Goods Sent to Branch = Rs. 90,000; Cash Sales = Rs. 120,000. What is the Closing Stock?
Correct Answer Logic:
COGS at cost = 120,000 × 100/120 = Rs. 100,000. Closing Stock = Opening Stock + Goods Sent – COGS = 30,000 + 90,000 – 100,000 = Rs. 20,000. This is the standard method for calculating closing stock when markup is given.
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Correct Answer Logic:
Audit charters must balance audit access rights with protections for sensitive information obtained during audits. Without confidentiality provisions and restrictions on evidence use, auditors might inappropriately disclose sensitive information, and auditees may withhold information fearing misuse. These provisions protect both the organization and maintain audit effectiveness.
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Education
QUESTION #10907
Question 20
Knowing students' needs inside and outside the classroom and having positive expectations is related to which theory?
Correct Answer Logic:
Understanding students holistically — their needs inside and outside school — and maintaining positive expectations reflects Humanistic theory, associated with Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers. Humanistic education focuses on the whole person: their emotional well-being, self-concept, intrinsic motivation, and self-actualisation. Rogers' person-centred approach emphasises genuineness, empathy, and unconditional positive regard — directly expressed through knowing students' full needs and believing in their potential.
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