Class 11 English · Chapter 2 · Test 6
Unit 2 Board Test
20 MCQs • Class 11 English • Board-Style Comprehensive Practice
20 questions · 20 min · 20 marks
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Question 1
Who delivered the speech on the responsibility of youth in nation-building?
- AAllama Iqbal
- BQuaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah
- CSir Syed Ahmad Khan
- DLiaquat Ali Khan
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Answer: B
The speech was delivered by Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
Question 2
Where did Quaid-e-Azam deliver the speech?
- APunjab University
- BGovernment College Lahore
- CDhaka University
- DUniversity of Karachi
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Answer: C
The speech was delivered at the Dhaka University Convocation.
Question 3
On which date was the speech delivered?
- A24 March 1948
- B14 August 1947
- C23 March 1940
- D25 December 1948
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Answer: A
The speech was delivered on 24 March 1948.
Question 4
What did Quaid-e-Azam consider his duty?
- ATo seek personal fame
- BTo avoid public responsibilities
- CTo serve only government officials
- DTo serve people honestly and selflessly
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Answer: D
He described honest and selfless service to people as a duty.
Question 5
What kind of nation did Quaid-e-Azam say Pakistan needed to become?
- AA nation focused only on military strength
- BA united and disciplined nation
- CA nation dependent on government jobs
- DA nation without social responsibilities
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Answer: B
He emphasized unity and discipline as essential for the country.
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