Pakistan conducted its first nuclear tests on:
A) May 11, 1998
B) May 28, 1998
C) June 1, 1999
D) July 4, 1998
The location of Pakistan’s nuclear tests in 1998 was:
A) Chagai, Balochistan
B) Kahuta, Punjab
C) Karachi, Sindh
D) Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Pakistan’s nuclear tests were conducted in response to nuclear tests by:
A) China
B) Russia
C) India
D) Israel
The nuclear tests of Pakistan were named:
A) Operation Zarb-e-Azb
B) Chagai-I and Chagai-II
C) Ghaznavi Mission
D) Operation Jinnah
Which Pakistani Prime Minister ordered the 1998 nuclear tests?
A) Benazir Bhutto
B) Pervez Musharraf
C) Nawaz Sharif
D) Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Who is considered the father of Pakistan’s nuclear program?
A) Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan
B) Dr. Samar Mubarakmand
C) Dr. Ishfaq Ahmad
D) Munir Ahmad Khan
Which international treaty aims to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons?
A) NPT (Non-Proliferation Treaty)
B) CTBT (Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty)
C) START (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty)
D) INF (Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty)
Pakistan refuses to sign which nuclear treaty?
A) NPT (Non-Proliferation Treaty)
B) CTBT (Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty)
C) SALT (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks)
D) Geneva Conventions
What is the primary reason behind Pakistan’s nuclear program?
A) Economic development
B) Defense against external threats
C) Space exploration
D) Civil nuclear energy production
Which country provided initial nuclear technology assistance to Pakistan?
A) United States
B) China
C) Russia
D) France
What was the main reason behind Pakistan’s nuclear deterrence policy?
A) To gain regional dominance
B) To counter India’s nuclear capability
C) To achieve economic prosperity
D) To join the UN Security Council
Which doctrine describes Pakistan’s nuclear deterrence policy?
A) Minimum Credible Deterrence
B) First-Use Doctrine
C) Mutually Assured Destruction
D) No-First-Use Policy
Which organization is responsible for Pakistan’s nuclear security?
A) ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence)
B) SPD (Strategic Plans Division)
C) FIA (Federal Investigation Agency)
D) IB (Intelligence Bureau)
The first nuclear bomb test in the world was conducted by:
A) Soviet Union
B) United States
C) United Kingdom
D) France
Which country conducted the first nuclear test in South Asia?
A) China
B) India
C) Pakistan
D) North Korea
Which Pakistani missile is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead?
A) Shaheen-III
B) Babur-I
C) Ghaznavi
D) All of the above
Which global organization imposes sanctions on nuclear proliferation?
A) IMF
B) UN Security Council
C) World Bank
D) WTO
Pakistan follows which policy regarding the first use of nuclear weapons?
A) No-First-Use
B) First-Strike
C) Retaliatory Strike Only
D) Minimum Credible Deterrence
What was India’s nuclear test operation in 1998 called?
A) Operation Chagai
B) Operation Smiling Buddha
C) Operation Shakti
D) Operation Ghauri
Which Pakistani nuclear scientist was accused of nuclear proliferation?
A) Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan
B) Dr. Samar Mubarakmand
C) Dr. Pervez Hoodbhoy
D) Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman
Pakistan developed its nuclear program under which government?
A) Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
B) Ayub Khan
C) Benazir Bhutto
D) Nawaz Sharif
Which Pakistani nuclear reactor is under IAEA safeguards?
A) Chashma Nuclear Power Plant
B) Kahuta Research Laboratory
C) Chagai Testing Site
D) None
What is Pakistan’s official stance on nuclear weapons usage?
A) First-Use Policy
B) No-First-Use Policy
C) Retaliatory Deterrence
D) Secret Policy
Which country pressured Pakistan to refrain from nuclear tests in 1998?
A) China
B) United States
C) Russia
D) Iran
Which international body monitors nuclear proliferation?
A) WHO
B) IAEA
C) WTO
D) UNESCO
What is the maximum range of Pakistan’s Shaheen-III missile?
A) 1,500 km
B) 2,750 km
C) 3,500 km
D) 5,000 km
Which country did Pakistan collaborate with for nuclear reactor technology?
A) France
B) China
C) Russia
D) Iran
Which nuclear treaty bans all nuclear explosions?
A) NPT
B) CTBT
C) START
D) INF
Pakistan’s nuclear doctrine focuses on:
A) Preemptive strikes
B) Deterrence and retaliation
C) Expansion of nuclear arsenal
D) Nuclear disarmament
