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SPSC 2013 General Knowledge including Everyday Science Paper

The official SPSC CCE 2013 General Knowledge including Everyday Science question paper (cce), set by the Sindh Public Service Commission. All the questions are typed out below.

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SPSC 2013 General Knowledge including Everyday Science paper — full text

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SPSC Combined Competitive Examination 2013 — General Knowledge including Everyday Science. Thursday 9 April 2015 · 10:00 am to 01:00 pm · Maximum marks: 150. Question No. 01 & 02 are compulsory; total number of questions attempted should not exceed 150 marks.

  1. 1Write short essay (500–600 words) on the National Action Plan (2015). Your answer should address the following points: (40 marks) (a) Who proposed this plan? (b) How and where it was presented? (c) Aims and objectives of this plan. (d) Role of Provincial Governments in this plan. (e) Implementation of this plan (NAP). (f) Expected outcome of NAP.

  2. 2Write a short note on the probable progress and change in Indo-Pakistan's stalled process of dialogue due to BJP's attitude of arrogant indifference. Pakistan expects that all matters would be on the table for discussion including Jammu and Kashmir dispute, Siachin, Water issues, confidence building measures. How do you foresee a positive prognosis or outcome out of this impasse and deadlock? (30 marks)

  3. 3Write new names against each of the following places: (10 marks) (a) Ceylon (b) Burma (c) Cambodia (d) Peking (e) Bombay (f) Nawabshah (g) Montgomery (h) Lyallpur (i) Jhatpat

  4. 4Write a brief history of the following: (10 marks) (a) ASEAN (b) EU (c) WTO

  5. 5Discuss the historical background of Indus Water Treaty and its impact on water dispute between India and Pakistan. (15 marks)

  6. 6Briefly explain any Five of the following: (25 marks) (i) Symbiosis (ii) Renaissance (iii) OPEC (iv) Light year (v) Treaty of Hudaybia (vi) Psychiatry and Psychology (vii) Monkey Puzzle (viii) Genetics

  7. 7Name the capitals of the following countries: (10 marks) (i) Monaco (ii) Hungary (iii) Panama (iv) Ghana (v) Peru (vi) Fiji (vii) Libya (viii) Australia (ix) Brazil (x) Argentina

  8. 8Name the Authors of the following Books: (10 marks) (i) My Life (ii) Jinnah: India–Partition–Independence (iii) Waiting for Allah (iv) Sindh Through the Centuries (v) Nehru (vi) Treasure Island (vii) The Making of Modern Sindh (viii) The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order (ix) War and Peace (x) The Spirit of Islam

  9. 9Write brief notes on any Five of the following topics: (25 marks) (i) Ludwig Van Beethoven (ii) Boston Tea Party (iii) Aborigines (iv) Methodists (v) NASA (vi) Morse Code (vii) Marie Antoinette (viii) Continental Drift (ix) Wright Brothers

  10. 10(a) Match the following countries with their King/Queen/President/Prime Minister/Governor General: (10 marks) Countries: 1. Afghanistan 2. Australia 3. Brazil 4. Denmark 5. Indonesia 6. Japan 7. Saudi Arabia 8. Venezuela 9. Zimbabwe 10. Zambia Leaders: 1. Queen Margaret 2. Joko Widodo 3. Shinzo Abe 4. Salman Abdul Aziz 5. Nicolas Maduro 6. Edgar Lungu 7. Dilma Rousseff 8. Peter Cosgrove 9. Robert Mugabe 10. Ashraf Ghani (b) Define what Organization/Institution the following abbreviations stand for: (10 marks) (i) APP (ii) PTI (iii) HRW (iv) HRCP (v) UNESCO (vi) UNICEF (vii) AFP (viii) NRP (ix) UNHCR (x) UNRWA

  11. 11(a) The British conquered Sindh in 1843 A.D. Who were the native rulers of Sindh before the British? Describe them briefly in chronological order starting with the Muslim advent, the conquest and rule in 712 A.D. with Muhammad Bin Qasim. (10 marks) (b) Name the countries, and their location, that have the following capitals: (10 marks) (i) Libreville (ii) Banjul (iii) Nouakchott (iv) Port Louis (v) Santo Domingo (vi) Santa Fe de Bogota (vii) N'Djamena (viii) Canberra (ix) Gaborone (x) Dublin