Municipal Officer Past Paper
SPSC MO Jobs
After a very long time vacancies have been announced in Local Government through SPSC.
What is the total number of vacancies announced for Municipal Officer?
Total 465 vacancies for the post of Municipal Officer were announced.
What is the basic pay scale for Municipal Officer?
The Basic pay scale for these posts is BPS-17.
Who is eligible to apply for the post of Municipal Officer?
Candidates with graduation degree from any university or affiliated colleges are eligible to apply for these posts
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Syllabus for Municipal Officer
The Syllabus/Paper distribution for the posts is:
- English (20%)
- General Knowledge, Current Affairs, Pakistan Affairs, Everyday Science (80%)
SPSC Municipal Officer past papers download
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Q. Revolver was first invented by:
A) Samuel Colt
B) E.W Jaffery
C) E. D Winchester
D) None of these
Q. There are ____ players on each side in Football.
A) 11
B) 12
C) 13
D) 14
Q. The water of which sea is most saline:
A) Red Sea
B) Black Sea
C) Dead Sea
D) Baltic Sea
Q. Lunar eclipse does not occur every month because:
A) The sun’s orbit is not always in the same plane as the moon
B) The moon’s orbit is not always in the same plane as the earth
C) The moon revolves at a slower speed than earth
D) None of these
Q. Pipe “A” and “B” and fill a tank in 15 and 20 minutes respectively. How long will it take both pipes working together to fill it?
A) 60/7 minutes
B) 11/4 minutes
C) 9/5 minutes
D) 11 minutes
Q. ‘Narita’ is the airport of:
A) Korea
B) Japan
C) China
D) Sri Lanka
Q. Statue of liberty in New York was designed and prepared by
A) England
B) Germany
C) United States
D) France
Q. A Dart Gun is used:
A) To fire tear gas shell
B) for target shooting
C) high accuracy shooting
D) for tranquilizing and trapping big animals
Q. Which fruit can a diabetic patient eat freely?
A) Banana
B) Orange
C) Mango
D) Apple
Q. Which of the following is the most destructive?
A) Torando
B) Cyclone
C) Typhoon
D) Willy-willy
Q. The largest man-made canal in the world is:
A) Rhine canal
B) Suez canal
C) Panama canal
D) None of these
Note: The Grand Canal of China: the world's longest man-made waterway. The Grand Canal is a series of waterways in eastern and northern China starting at Beijing and ending at the city of Hangzhou in Zhejiang province, linking the Yellow River with the Yangtze River.
Q. The largest copper producing country is:
A) USA
B) Chile
C) China
D) USSR
Q. Tropical fruit mango is native of
A) Bangladesh
B) South India
C) Multan (Pakistan)
D) Bangkok
Q. Rickets is a disease of
A) Blood
B) Bones
C) Skin
D) Glands
Q. What layer of atmosphere is vital for communications?
A) Troposphere
B) Thermosphere
C) Stratosphere
D) Ionosphere
Q. “TT” is the news agency of:
A) Sweden
B) India
C) UK
D) Norway
Q. The famous “Mid Night Sun” can be seen in which city of Norway?
A) Copenhagen
B) Tromso
C) Oslo
D) None of these
Q. The capital Mozambique is?
A) Maputo
B) Port Louis
C) Bamako
D) Male
Q. “Crime and Punishment” was written by:
A) Lewis Carrol
B) Fyodor Dostoevesky
C) Leo Tolstoy
D) John Ruskin
Q. Potato is Native of:
A) Cuba
B) Andes
C) South America
D) Argentina
Q. Which city is called “Forbidden City”?
A) Lhasa
B) Moscow
C) Rome
D) Beirut
Q. Opaque means:
A) Iridescent
B) Blocking Light
C) Egg-Shaped
D) Clear
Q. Identify the world’s smallest state by population
A) Vatican City
B) Singapore
C) San Marino
D) Maldives
Q. INTERPOL means:
A) International Crime Investigation Bureau
B) International Criminal Police Organization
C) International Association of Police Officers
D) None of these
Q. The “Last Supper” a famous renaissance painting was a masterpiece of
A) Michael Angelo
B) Leonardo Di Vinci
C) Titan
D) Raphel
Q. Masjid-e-Suleman is
A) Mosque in Madina
B) Ancient Mosque in Cairo, Egypt
C) An oil field in Iran
D) Believed to be capital of Hazrat Suleman (A.S)
Q. Optical fibre works on the principal of
A) Total internal reflection
B) Refraction
C) Scattering
D) None of these
Q. After sleeping for 100 years, he again woke up:
A) Hazrat Uzair (A.S)
B) Hazrat Moosa (A.S)
C) Hazrat Saleh (A.S)
D) Hazrat Imran (A.S)
Q. Molotov Cocktail is:
A) Mixture of wine and spirits
B) A soft drink
C) Improvised Incendiary weapon
D) A Russian Drink
Q. Road reflectors for safe night driving was first invented by:
A) Henry Ford
B) Daimler Benz
C) Percy Shaw
D) Rolls Royce
Q. Enfield rifle was invented by
A) Webley & Scott
B) Heckler & Koch
C) John Lee & James Parislee
D) W.W. Greener
Q. Identify the famous strait located in Mediterranean Sea:
A) China Strait
B) Strait of Hormuz
C) Sinal Strait
D) Strait of Gibraltar
Q. Which is the highest mountain pass in the world?
A) Alpine
B) Khunjerab Pass
C) Tochi Pass
D) Kulk Pass
Q. Milk Chocolate was first invented by:
A) Cadbury
B) Nestle
C) Roundtree
D) Daniel Peters
Q. Which of the following is the good conductor of heat but bad conductor of electricity?
A) Mica
B) Asbestos
C) Aluminium
D) Titanium
Q. The miracle of a pregnant female camel was sent to the nation of
A) A’ad
B) Saleh
C) Samood
D) Loot
Q. Snake bite first affects the:
A) Lungs
B) Blood Circulation
C) Brain
D) Nervous System
Q. The term “DACTYLOSOCOPY” is known as
A) DNA identification
B) Examination of throat with flexible camera
C) Finger print identification
D) Gazing of planets, stars with telescope
Q. Which cloud is likely to cause heavy rainfall?
A) Nimbo-Stratus
B) Cirro Cumulus
C) Strato Cumulus
D) Stratus
Q. Which is called “Cross roads of Western Europe”?
A) Belgium
B) France
C) Canada
D) Egypt
Q. Highest nutrition content in staple foods is in:
A) Potato
B) Sorghum/Corn
C) Rice
D) Wheat
Q. The world’s narrowest street is:
A) Wall Street
B) Downing
C) Yonge Street
D) Vicolo Della Virilita
Q. Pakistan hockey team won the gold medal for the second time in _____ Olympics.
A) 1972 Munich
B) 1964 Tokyo
C) 1968 Mexico City
D) 1976 Montreal
Q. The currency of Venezuela is:
A) Vatu
B) Bolivar
C) Som
D) Tala
Q. Water does not boil at:
A) 100 ̊C
B) 212 ̊F
C) 80 ̊R
D) 272 ̊K
Q. Finger print identification was recognized and used as tool for crime investigation by
A) Gilbert Thomson
B) Marcello Marpighl
C) Mark Twain/Samuel L Elements
D) William Hershel
Q. Chino-phobia stands for the fear of
A) Snakes
B) Snow
C) Lightning
D) Thunder
Q. Out of the total area of the world Antarctica contains
A) 8.2%
B) 7.9%
C) 6.7%
D) 8.9%
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