When its population was about 160 million, where did Pakistan rank among the world’s most populous countries?
Correct answer A. Sixth
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Urbanization in Pakistan MCQs cover the growth of cities, the social changes that come with it, and the problems urbanisation creates in Pakistan and other developing countries. They help CSS, PMS and provincial service candidates, and every question shows its correct answer as soon as you select an option.
Correct answer A. Sixth
Correct answer B. Cyclical
Correct answer D. All of the above
Correct answer A. Japan
Correct answer A. Frankfurt
Correct answer D. The refurbishment or replacement of old buildings and land
Correct answer B. 60%
Correct answer C. High
Correct answer B. Highest
Correct answer A. They are visited by large numbers of tourists from across the world
Correct answer A. Reliance on animal power as a source of energy
Correct answer C. Growth that minimises resource depletion and pollution
Correct answer B. A much more rigid division of labour by gender
Correct answer B. Wirth
Correct answer D. All of the above
Correct answer D. All of the above
This topic links urban sociology with Pakistan's development challenges. Questions cover urbanisation as a continuing process in which a larger share of people live in towns and cities, the contrast between preindustrial and industrial cities, and Saskia Sassen's idea of global cities that act as command centres of the world economy. You will also see sustainable development, cultural restructuring and the social problems linked with rapid urban growth, such as housing shortages, slums, pollution and pressure on services. These ideas support both MCQs and essay questions on social issues in competitive exams.
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Saskia Sassen used the term global city for cities such as New York, London and Tokyo that act as command and control centres of the world economy. They concentrate finance, specialised business services and corporate headquarters, and are linked more closely to each other than to their own national hinterlands.
Rapid urbanisation can cause housing shortages and growth of informal settlements, traffic congestion, air and water pollution, pressure on water, sanitation, schools and hospitals, unemployment and crime. In Pakistan these issues are often discussed alongside rural to urban migration and weak urban planning.
There are 16 Urbanization in Pakistan MCQs on MCQs360. They are free to attempt without registering, and every question gives its answer instantly, so you can revise urban sociology terms for CSS and PMS quickly.
Last reviewed October 2026