9th class English online Test Unit 6- Quaid’s Vision and Pakistan

 9th class English  online Test  Unit 6- Quaid’s Vision and Pakistan

Unit 6 – Quaid’s Vision and Pakistan

Quiz

 

1. What was the main objective of Quaid-e-Azam for Pakistan?
   1.   Industrial development
   2.   Establishment of a secular state
   3.   Creation of an Islamic welfare state
   4.   Agricultural reforms
2. According to Quaid-e-Azam, the foundation of Pakistan should be based on:
   1.   Socialism
   2.   Democracy
   3.   Islam
   4.   Communism
3. Quaid-e-Azam emphasized the role of which community in the development of Pakistan?
   1.   Women
   2.   Farmers
   3.   Youth
   4.   Businessmen
4. In which speech did Quaid-e-Azam outline his vision of Pakistan as a nation of equality and justice?
   1.   11th August 1947 speech
   2.   23rd March 1940 speech
   3.   14th August 1947 speech
   4.   25th December 1947 speech
5. What was Quaid-e-Azam's stance on minorities in Pakistan?
   1.   They would have equal rights.
   2.   They would be excluded from politics.
   3.   They would follow Islamic laws.
   4.   They would have no special privileges.
6. Quaid-e-Azam believed that Pakistan's foreign policy should be based on:
   1.   Hostility with all nations
   2.   Non-interference and mutual respect
   3.   Formation of military alliances
   4.   Expansion of territory
7. What did Quaid-e-Azam stress as the key to Pakistan's prosperity?
   1.   Education and unity
   2.   Industrialization
   3.   Military strength
   4.   Agricultural reforms
8. Quaid-e-Azam repeatedly urged the people of Pakistan to focus on:
   1.   Religious rituals only
   2.   Sectarian differences
   3.   Hard work, unity, and faith
   4.   Political conflicts
9. Which event best represents Quaid-e-Azam's vision of a separate homeland for Muslims?
   1.   Khilafat Movement
   2.   Lahore Resolution
   3.   Lucknow Pact
   4.   Round Table Conferences
10. According to Quaid-e-Azam, Pakistan should be a state where:
    1.   Only Muslims have rights
    2.   Citizens live with freedom, equality, and fraternity
    3.   Laws are based on cultural traditions
    4.   Foreign ideologies are adopted