1. Muhammad Ali Jinnah served as the leader of which political party during the independence movement in British India?
a) All India Congress
b) All India Muslim League
c) Indian National Congress
d) Khilafat Movement
Answer: b) All India Muslim League
2. What title is commonly associated with Muhammad Ali Jinnah, recognizing his leadership in the creation of Pakistan?
a) Father of the Nation
b) Grand Leader
c) Supreme Commander
d) National Hero
Answer: a) Father of the Nation
3. Muhammad Ali Jinnah was born in which city of British India?
a) Karachi
b) Lahore
c) Bombay
d) Delhi
Answer: c) Bombay
4. What was the original profession of Muhammad Ali Jinnah before he entered politics?
a) Lawyer
b) Doctor
c) Teacher
d) Businessman
Answer: a) Lawyer
5. Which significant document did Muhammad Ali Jinnah present that outlined the demand for a separate nation for Muslims in British India?
a) Lucknow Pact
b) Lahore Resolution
c) Cripps Mission
d) Simon Commission Report
Answer: b) Lahore Resolution
6. Muhammad Ali Jinnah served as the Governor-General of Pakistan until his death in:
a) 1948
b) 1950
c) 1952
d) 1956
Answer: c) 1952
7. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s fourteen points were presented to:
a) Demand constitutional reforms for Muslims
b) Promote Hindu-Muslim unity
c) Reject the Two-Nation Theory
d) Propose economic policies for British India
Answer: a) Demand constitutional reforms for Muslims
8. Which famous session of the All India Muslim League, presided over by Muhammad Ali Jinnah, is considered a landmark in the demand for Pakistan?
a) Delhi Session (1916)
b) Lucknow Session (1916)
c) Lahore Session (1940)
d) Karachi Session (1947)
Answer: c) Lahore Session (1940)
9. Muhammad Ali Jinnah served as the first:
a) Prime Minister of Pakistan
b) President of Pakistan
c) Chief Justice of Pakistan
d) Governor-General of Pakistan
Answer: d) Governor-General of Pakistan
10. What is the birthdate of Muhammad Ali Jinnah?
a) December 25, 1876
b) August 14, 1947
c) March 23, 1940
d) January 9, 1892
Answer: d) January 9, 1892
11. In which year did Muhammad Ali Jinnah join the All India Muslim League?
a) 1906
b) 1916
c) 1926
d) 1936
Answer: b) 1916
12. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s famous “Direct Action Day” took place on:
a) August 14, 1947
b) March 23, 1940
c) August 16, 1946
d) December 25, 1876
Answer: c) August 16, 1946
13. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s vision for Pakistan emphasized:
a) A secular state
b) Hindu-Muslim unity
c) Islamic principles
d) Socialist ideals
Answer: a) A secular state
14. What is the significance of Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s “August Offer” response in 1940?
a) It proposed a compromise with the Congress on the creation of Pakistan
b) It rejected any compromises and reiterated the demand for a separate Muslim state
c) It suggested a coalition government with the Congress
d) It demanded immediate independence for India
Answer: b) It rejected any compromises and reiterated the demand for a separate Muslim state
15. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s tomb, also known as Mazar-e-Quaid, is located in which city?
a) Karachi
b) Lahore
c) Islamabad
d) Quetta
Answer: a) Karachi
16. In which year did Muhammad Ali Jinnah pass away?
a) 1950
b) 1952
c) 1954
d) 1956
Answer: b) 1952
17. What was Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s stance on the “Two-Nation Theory”?
a) He opposed it
b) He supported it
c) He remained neutral
d) He modified it
Answer: b) He supported it
18. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s famous speech “You are free to go to your temples, you are free to go to your mosques” was delivered on:
a) August 14, 1947
b) August 15, 1947
c) August 16, 1946
d) March 23, 1940
Answer: b) August 15, 1947
19. What role did Muhammad Ali Jinnah play during the constitutional debates of the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan?
a) He was the chief architect of the constitution
b) He was a key participant but not directly involved in drafting
c) He did not participate in the constitutional debates
d) He delegated the responsibility to other leaders
Answer: b) He was a key participant but not directly involved in drafting
20. Muhammad Ali Jinnah was awarded the title of “Quaid-e-Azam,” which translates to:
a) Great Leader
b) Father of the Nation
c) Supreme Commander
d) National Hero
Answer: a) Great Leader
21. What was the primary demand of the Lahore Resolution presented by Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1940?
a) Complete independence for India
b) Partition of Bengal
c) Creation of an independent Muslim state
d) Greater autonomy for provinces
Answer: c) Creation of an independent Muslim state
22. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s famous motto for the people of Pakistan was:
a) Unity, Faith, Discipline
b) Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
c) Satyameva Jayate
d) Truth alone triumphs
Answer: a) Unity, Faith, Discipline
23. The first official flag of Pakistan, approved by Muhammad Ali Jinnah, featured:
a) Green and white colors with a crescent and star
b) Red and white colors with a sun in the center
c) Blue and white colors with a lotus flower
d) Black and white colors with a cross
Answer: a) Green and white colors with a crescent and star
24. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s famous “14 Points” were presented in response to the:
a) Nehru Report
b) Gandhi-Irwin Pact
c) Simon Commission
d) Mountbatten Plan
Answer: a) Nehru Report
25. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s role during the Round Table Conferences in London was to:
a) Advocate for Hindu-Muslim unity
b) Seek autonomy for princely states
c) Present the demands of the Muslim League
d) Boycott the conferences
Answer: c) Present the demands of the Muslim League
26. Muhammad Ali Jinnah served as Pakistan’s first Minister of:
a) Foreign Affairs
b) Finance
c) Law
d) Defense
Answer: c) Law
27. Which important document did Muhammad Ali Jinnah present to the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan on August 11, 1947?
a) Lahore Resolution
b) Objectives Resolution
c) Karachi Resolution
d) Delhi Declaration
Answer: b) Objectives Resolution
28. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s famous “Mountbatten Plan” outlined the:
a) Division of Bengal
b) Partition of Punjab
c) Partition of India
d) Integration of princely states
Answer: c) Partition of India
29. What role did Muhammad Ali Jinnah play in the Karachi Session of the Indian National Congress in 1931?
a) He served as the President of the Congress
b) He negotiated with Congress leaders for a separate Muslim state
c) He boycotted the session
d) He proposed the Quit India Movement
Answer: c) He boycotted the session
30. The “Day of Deliverance,” observed by Muslims in British India, was called by Muhammad Ali Jinnah to protest against:
a) The Simon Commission
b) The Nehru Report
c) The Quit India Movement
d) The Congress rule in Muslim-majority provinces
Answer: b) The Nehru Report
31. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s vision for the future of Pakistan was based on the principles of:
a) Democracy and socialism
b) Authoritarian rule
c) Islamic principles and democracy
d) Communism
Answer: c) Islamic principles and democracy
32. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s famous “Direct Action Day” aimed to protest against:
a) The Lahore Resolution
b) The Quit India Movement
c) The partition of Bengal
d) The Nehru Report
Answer: c) The partition of Bengal
33. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s wife was named:
a) Begum Ra’ana Liaquat Ali Khan
b) Fatima Jinnah
c) Rana Liaquat Ali Khan
d) Begum Nasim Wali Khan
Answer: b) Fatima Jinnah
33. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s wife was named:
a) Begum Ra’ana Liaquat Ali Khan
b) Fatima Jinnah
c) Rana Liaquat Ali Khan
d) Begum Nasim Wali Khan
Answer: b) Fatima Jinnah
34. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s famous speech “Pakistan’s Place in the World” was delivered on:
a) August 14, 1947
b) March 23, 1940
c) June 3, 1947
d) January 1, 1948
Answer: d) January 1, 1948
35. The “Jinnah Cap” or “Karachi Cap” associated with Muhammad Ali Jinnah is a symbol of:
a) Nationalism
b) Islamic identity
c) Political authority
d) Regional pride
Answer: b) Islamic identity
36. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s “Khilafat Movement” was aimed at:
a) Demanding the restoration of the Ottoman Caliphate
b) Promoting Hindu-Muslim unity
c) Achieving complete independence from British rule
d) Boycotting foreign goods
Answer: a) Demanding the restoration of the Ottoman Caliphate
37. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s famous “14 Points” were presented in response to the:
a) Nehru Report
b) Gandhi-Irwin Pact
c) Simon Commission
d) Mountbatten Plan
Answer: a) Nehru Report
38. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s famous motto “Unity, Faith, Discipline” is reflected in which aspects of Pakistan’s identity?
a) National anthem
b) National flag
c) Currency notes
d) All of the above
Answer: d) All of the above
39. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s famous “Awami Muslim League” was founded in:
a) 1940
b) 1949
c) 1953
d) 1958
Answer: c) 1953
40. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s vision for Pakistan emphasized the protection of the rights of:
a) Muslims only
b) Minorities only
c) All citizens, regardless of religion
d) Hindu citizens
Answer: c) All citizens, regardless of religion
41. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s first wife, Emibai, belonged to which community?
a) Hindu
b) Parsi
c) Christian
d) Sikh
Answer: a) Hindu
42. What was the original name of Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s political party, which later became the All India Muslim League?
a) Indian National Congress
b) All India Conference
c) All India Muslim Conference
d) Swaraj Party
Answer: c) All India Muslim Conference
43. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s famous “Direct Action Day” took place on:
a) August 14, 1947
b) March 23, 1940
c) August 16, 1946
d) December 25, 1876
Answer: c) August 16, 1946
44. Muhammad Ali Jinnah served as the leader of which political party during the independence movement in British India?
a) All India Congress
b) All India Muslim League
c) Indian National Congress
d) Khilafat Movement
Answer: b) All India Muslim League
45. Which important document did Muhammad Ali Jinnah present to the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan on August 11, 1947?
a) Lahore Resolution
b) Objectives Resolution
c) Karachi Resolution
d) Delhi Declaration
Answer: b) Objectives Resolution
46. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s famous “Mountbatten Plan” outlined the:
a) Division of Bengal
b) Partition of Punjab
c) Partition of India
d) Integration of princely states
Answer: c) Partition of India
47. What was the primary demand of the Lahore Resolution presented by Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1940?
a) Complete independence for India
b) Partition of Bengal
c) Creation of an independent Muslim state
d) Greater autonomy for provinces
Answer: c) Creation of an independent Muslim state
48. Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s famous “Direct Action Day” aimed to protest against:
a) The Lahore Resolution
b) The Quit India Movement
c) The partition of Bengal
d) The Nehru Report
Answer: c) The partition of Bengal
49. What role did Muhammad Ali Jinnah play in the Karachi Session of the Indian National Congress in 1931?
a) He served as the President of the Congress
b) He negotiated with Congress leaders for a separate Muslim state
c) He boycotted the session
d) He proposed the Quit India Movement
Answer: c) He boycotted the session
50. The “Day of Deliverance,” observed by Muslims in British India, was called by Muhammad Ali Jinnah to protest against:
a) The Simon Commission
b) The Nehru Report
c) The Quit India Movement
d) The Congress rule in Muslim-majority provinces
Answer: b) The Nehru Report