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Matric Pakistan Studies: Constitutional Development, questions with answers

Practise 27 real Federal Board questions on Constitutional Development from 2023 to 2026. See the answer and explanation as soon as you answer.

27real questions
10multiple choice
5exam sessions

About Constitutional Development in Matric Pakistan Studies

Constitutional Development is one of the 8 main chapters in our Federal Board Matric Pakistan Studies question bank (9th and 10th class), and about 10% of its real questions come from it. Tayyari Karo has 27 real questions on this chapter from 2023 to 2026; 10 are multiple choice and marked instantly, and the rest are short and long questions with a model answer. By difficulty: 21 medium, 6 easy.

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2026 Annual · 10th · Constitutional Development

Objectives Resolution laid the foundation of:

  1. Economic policy
  2. Foreign policy
  3. Constitutional development
  4. Trade development
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Answer: C. Constitutional development

The Objectives Resolution (1949) became the guiding foundation for Pakistan's subsequent constitutional development.

2026 Annual · 10th · Constitutional Development

The 1956 Constitution provided a:

  1. Presidential system
  2. Parliamentary system
  3. One-party system
  4. Dictatorship
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Answer: B. Parliamentary system

The 1956 Constitution established a parliamentary form of government with a Prime Minister as chief executive.

2025 1st Annual · 10th · Constitutional Development

All provinces have equal representation in:

  1. Senate
  2. National Assembly
  3. Provincial Assembly
  4. Supreme Court
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Answer: A. Senate

The Senate gives equal representation to all four provinces regardless of population, unlike the National Assembly which is based on population.

2025 2nd Annual · 10th · Constitutional Development

Both 1956 and 1962 Constitutions required ________ to be Muslim.

  1. Chairman Senate
  2. Prime Minister
  3. Speaker
  4. President
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Answer: D. President

Both the 1956 and 1962 Constitutions required the Head of State (President) of Pakistan to be a Muslim.

2024 Annual · 9th · Constitutional Development

The administrative structure of Islamic Republic of Pakistan according to 1956 constitution is:

  1. Provincial
  2. Central
  3. Federal
  4. Semi Federal
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Answer: C. Federal

The 1956 Constitution established Pakistan as a Federal Islamic Republic with a bicameral-style division of powers between centre and provinces.

2024 Annual · 10th · Constitutional Development

According to 1973 constitution Bi-cameral legislature (parliament) in Pakistan is composed of:

  1. Senate and provincial assembly
  2. Senate and national assembly
  3. National assembly and provincial assembly
  4. Senate and supreme court
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Answer: B. Senate and national assembly

Under the 1973 Constitution, Pakistan's bicameral parliament consists of the Senate (upper house) and the National Assembly (lower house).

2026 Annual · 10th · Constitutional Development

Write any two features of 1973 constitution.

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Two features: (1) it created a federal parliamentary system of government with powers shared between the centre and provinces; (2) it guaranteed fundamental rights and an independent judiciary to protect citizens against arbitrary state action.

2025 2nd Annual · 10th · Constitutional Development

Why free press and equality are essential for any country? (Four points)

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Four points: (1) a free press keeps citizens informed about government actions and policies, enabling informed civic participation; (2) it acts as a watchdog against corruption and abuse of power, holding leaders accountable; (3) equality before the law ensures fair treatment for all citizens regardless of status, building trust in state institutions; (4) together, free press and equality strengthen democratic governance and social stability by giving all voices a fair chance to be heard and protected.

Sessions with Constitutional Development questions

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2026 Annual5
2025 1st Annual3
2025 2nd Annual7
2024 Annual8
2023 Annual4

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What does the Constitutional Development chapter cover on this page?

27 real Federal Board (FBISE) Pakistan Studies questions on Constitutional Development from 2023 to 2026, for 9th and 10th class. Each one shows the session it came from.

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