Pakistan current affairs, world affairs, international organizations, scientific discoveries MCQs for one paper exams.
General Knowledge is the most diverse subject in one-paper exams, spanning global geography, famous personalities, international organisations, sports, books, awards, and both static and dynamic facts. In FPSC, PPSC, NTS, CSS, and PMS exams, GK questions typically account for 15–20 marks and are drawn from an enormous range of topics — making it the subject where regular practice matters most.
The challenge lies in the sheer breadth of information: capitals and currencies of 195+ countries, headquarters of international bodies, world records, geographical superlatives (highest, longest, deepest), and historical milestones. Candidates who rely on last-minute cramming rarely score well because GK requires consistent exposure over months.
Our approach on One Paper is to categorise GK into focused subcategories — Abbreviations, Awards, World Geography, World History, Sports, Books & Authors, and more — so you can systematically cover each area. Every question includes the factual reference in its explanation, building your knowledge incrementally with each practice session.
The Magna Carta (1215) was significant because it:
Answer: B
The currency of India is:
Answer: A
The largest bird is:
Answer: B
The normal threshold of hearing is around
Answer: D
During a town hall meeting, a speaker states, 'Either we invest all our budget into building a new high school, or we accept that our children will receive a substandard education.' This argument ignores other potential solutions or combinations of investments. Which logical fallacy is being employed?
Answer: C
The SAF (South Asian Federation) Game, as a part of the SAARC programme, was first held in
Answer: C
What is the Great Barrier Reef?
Answer: B
The tribe residing in Meghalaya is
Answer: A
An individual with limited knowledge in a specific field often confidently overestimates their expertise, while highly skilled experts in the same field tend to underestimate their own competence. This phenomenon is best described by which cognitive bias?
Answer: B
Labour Day is observed on:
Answer: C
Current affairs (Pakistan and international), famous personalities, geography, inventions, international organizations (UN, WHO, IMF), capitals, currencies, and basic facts about the world.
Read daily newspapers (Dawn, The News), follow current affairs apps, review monthly current affairs digests, and practice MCQs on One Paper regularly.
General Knowledge includes both static GK (geography, history, science facts) and dynamic GK (current affairs). For one paper exams, both are equally important.