The Berlin Wall, a symbol of the Cold War division of Europe, fell in which year?
Correct answer B. 1989
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History MCQs in General Knowledge cover key facts about the past, including the history of Pakistan, the founding of major universities and notable people and inventions. They suit CSS, PPSC, FPSC and NTS candidates who need quick GK revision, and each question shows its correct answer as soon as you pick an option.
Correct answer B. 1989
Correct answer A. Geneva
Correct answer C. Hiroshima
Correct answer C. Poland
Correct answer B. Treaty of Versailles
Correct answer C. Sarajevo
Correct answer D. Great Britain
Correct answer D. 1815
Correct answer A. 1789
Correct answer B. Thomas Jefferson
Correct answer C. Italy
Correct answer B. Khufu
Correct answer D. Babylon
Correct answer C. The Sumerians
Correct answer C. Indus Valley Civilisation
Correct answer C. Augustus
Correct answer D. 326 BC
Correct answer D. Kalinga War
Correct answer D. King John
Correct answer D. 1453
This short General Knowledge set mixes Pakistani and world history. Questions ask how the President of Pakistan is elected, through an electoral college of both houses of Parliament and the four provincial assemblies, and when major universities were founded, such as the University of Karachi in 1951 and the University of Sindh, which began in 1947 before moving to Jamshoro. World history items include the oldest university in the United States, Harvard, founded in 1636, and Samuel Hahnemann as the founder of homoeopathy. Mountain passes on Pakistan's borders also feature. These facts are common in GK sections.
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The President of Pakistan is elected indirectly by an electoral college made up of the members of the Senate, the National Assembly and the four provincial assemblies. The election is held by secret ballot under the Constitution of 1973, and the President serves a term of five years.
Harvard University is the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States. It was founded in 1636 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and was named after its early benefactor, John Harvard. This fact is a frequent world history question in general knowledge tests.
Last reviewed October 2026