2nd Year Pak Studies Chapter 5 Test05. Mineral, Power Resources & Telecommunication

Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 10 × 1 = 10)

1. Which of the following is not a basic type of mineral resource found in Pakistan?
   1. Metallic Minerals
   2. Energy Minreals
   3. Plastic Materials
   4. Gemstones
2. Which potential risk is associated with wind turbines?
   1. Improving air quality
   2. Supporting wildlife habitats
   3. Causing bird and bat mortality
   4. Increasing soil fertility
3. Which issue arises from insufficient electricity for telecom infrastructure in rural areas?
   1. Improved connectivity
   2. Power supply issues
   3. Stronger networks
   4. Stable access
4. Biofuel resources in Pakistan are mainly obtained from:
   1. Agricultural waste, animal manure, and biomass
   2. Petroleum refining
   3. Natural gas reserves
   4. Hydroelectric dams
5. One negative political effect of telecommunications is:
   1. Stronger institutions
   2. Cyber-attacks and propaganda
   3. Higher agricultural productivity
   4. Hydroelectric expansion
6. Which energy mineral of Pakistan is abundant and can reduce reliance on imported energy?
   1. Oil
   2. Uranium
   3. Natural Gas
   4. Coal
7. The Gharo-Keti Bandar wind corridor is an example of:
   1. Hydroelectric site
   2. Internet hub
   3. Wind power potential
   4. Solar park
8. Chromite deposits in Pakistan are predominantly found in:
   1. Muslim Bagh, Khanozai, and Wadh
   2. Chiniot and Kalabagh
   3. Swat and Mardan
   4. Sargodha and Lahore
9. Premium marble and granite resources are found in:
   1. Sindh and Punjab
   2. Gilgit and Hunza
   3. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan
   4. Swat and Skardu
10. The Swat Valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is famous for:
    1. Emeralds
    2. Rubies
    3. Topaz
    4. Aquamarine