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1. What is a neutral point in magnetic field?

A point where the magnetic field cancels out

A point where the field is strongest

A point near the poles

A point where lines cross each other

2. What material does an electromagnetic crane typically lift?

Steel

Plastic

Copper

Wood

3. Permanent magnets are used in:

Circuit breaker

Loudspeaker

Electric crane

Magnetic recording

4. What happens during hammering on a magnet?

Magnetism increases

Domains lose alignment

Becomes permanent

Strength increases

5. Where are the magnetic field lines closer together?

Away from poles

Near the poles

At neutral points

Between the magnets

6. Under Section 24(2), after transfer/withdrawal, the trying Court may:

Start de novo only

Either retry or proceed from the point of transfer, subject to directions

Must call all witnesses again

Only pass interim orders

7. A common method used to magnetize a material is:

Stroking

Hitting

Heating

Placing inside a solenoid having AC current

8. For Section 24, Additional and Assistant Judges are deemed:

Co-equal with High Court

Subordinate to District Court

Independent tribunals

Revenue officers

9. Form which pole do magnetic field lines appear to originate?

North pole

South pole

Both poles

Neutral pole

10. What does the Right Hand Grip Rule help to determine?

Current

Polarity

Strength

Resistance

11. What is the effect of stroking with opposite poles in the Double Touch Method?

Center magnetized

More efficient magnetization

Ends become aligned

No effect

12. For Section 16, “property” means property situate in:

Any country

The province concerned

Pakistan

Commonwealth states

13. Explanation II to Section 20 deems a corporation to carry on business:

Only at registered office abroad

At sole/principal office in Pakistan or at subordinate office where cause arises

Where its directors reside

At any branch regardless of cause

14. Electromagnetic cranes are commonly used for:

Scrap yards

Schools

Offices

Labs

15. Section 29 enables service of foreign summonses in Pakistan if:

Issued by any foreign body

Issued by Courts outside Pakistan established/continued by Federal Government or notified by Provincial Government

Issued by private arbitrators

Issued by consulates only

16. What is the primary characteristic of a solenoid used for magnetizing a steel bar?

Single turn

Hundreds of turns

Iron wire

AC current

17. Section 18 allows a Court to entertain a suit about immovable property if:

The defendant consents

There is recorded uncertainty about which Court’s local limits cover the property

The plaintiff chooses any Court

The value exceeds pecuniary limits

18. Section 34A allows interest on public dues when suit was instituted to avoid payment; the rate is:

Fixed 10%

As Court pleases

Two percent above the prevailing bank rate

Zero

19. Putting iron nails with a magnet is an example of:

Pushing a box

Attracting paper clips to a magnet

Boiling water

Heating metals

20. Which one of the following is not a magnetic material?

Cobalt

Iron

Aluminum

Nickel

21. What is the gap in the recording head used for?

Prevents magnetism

Allows magnetic field to pass

Stores sound

Increases signal strength

22. Section 24A requires the transfer/withdrawing Court to:

Leave dates to the transferee

Fix a date for appearance of parties before itself or transferee Court

Dismiss the suit

Issue warrants

23. Which particle in an atom is responsible for magnetism?

Neutron

Electron

Proton

Nucleus

24. An objection to jurisdiction under Section 18(2) will be allowed on appeal only if:

It was raised at trial at any time

There was no reasonable ground for uncertainty at institution and failure of justice occurred

The decree is ex parte

The defendant is a minor

25. What attracts the iron armature in a magnetic relay?

Copper wire

Electromagnet

Battery

Current

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26. What type of switch works by using current to produce magnetism?

Magnetic relay

Circuit breaker

Switch board

Loudspeaker

27. Section 20(c) provides venue where:

Cause of action wholly or in part arises

Decree will be executed

Appeal will be filed

Property is located abroad

28. Default by a person summoned under Section 30 may lead under Section 32 to:

Mere warning

Arrest warrant, property attachment/sale, fine up to Rs. 2000, or security/commitment to prison

Only fine of Rs. 200

Ex parte decree only

29. What happens when magnetic effects of electrons cancel each other?

No field

Strengthens

Aligns

Current

30. Under Section 23(1), when Courts are subordinate to the same Appellate Court, transfer application lies to:

The Supreme Court

The same Appellate Court

Federal Government

District Collector

31. Section 20(b) permits suing any of multiple defendants where one resides if:

Plaintiff consents

Court grants leave or non-resident defendants acquiesce

Value is below small causes limit

Suit is for injunction only

32. In a bar magnet, where is the magnetic field strongest?

Near the poles

At neutral points

At the center

Near the edges

33. An example of a temporary magnet is:

Cobalt

Steel

Iron

Alnico

34. Why do atoms behave like tiny magnets?

Due to protons’ motion

Due to electrons’ rotation and spin

Due to atomic vibrations

Due to nuclear charge

35. A steel rod is magnetized by double touch stroking method. Which one would be the correct polarity of the AB magnet?

N–S

S–N

S–S

N–N

36. Which device works with current to produce sound?

Magnet

Diaphragm

Circuit breaker

Loudspeaker

37. In the illustration to Section 19, defamation published in Quetta by a Karachi resident allows suit:

Only at Quetta

Only at Karachi

Either at Quetta or Karachi

At Islamabad only

38. Which property of electrons is responsible for magnetic field?

Charge

Size

Mass

Motion

39. Explanation I to Section 20 deems a person to reside at both places when:

He owns property in two cities

He has permanent dwelling at one place and temporary residence at another, for causes arising at the temporary place

He votes in two constituencies

He keeps business address only

40. What is the primary function of soft iron in transformers?

Conduct

To enhance permeability

Store

Reduce

41. Under Section 20(a), suit lies where:

Plaintiff resides

Defendant voluntarily resides, carries on business, or works for gain at commencement

Defendant last resided years ago

Witnesses live

42. How can heavy iron objects be released by an electromagnetic crane?

Increasing voltage

Switching off current

Circuit breaker

Current reverses

43. The best material to protect a device from external magnetic field is:

Wood

Plastic

Steel

Soft iron

44. For participation in profit & loss loans (Section 34B(c)), post-decree return is:

Not allowed

At least the annual rate of profit on 6-month PLS term deposits for preceding six months, as just and reasonable

Fixed at 5%

Only pre-decree profit

45. The magnetic field of a bar magnet is similar to:

Solenoid

Coil

Wire

Battery

46. Magnetic lines of force:

Are always directed in a straight line

Cross one another

Enter into the north pole

Enter into the south pole

47. A magnet is demagnetized using alternating current (A.C.) by:

Static field

Moving out of A.C. solenoid

Heating

Permanent magnet

48. The primary characteristic of magnetic materials is:

They repel magnets

They are attracted to magnets

They generate electricity

They do not react to forces

49. If Courts are under different Appellate Courts but same High Court, Section 23(2) says application lies to:

The High Court

Any Appellate Court

Civil Judge

Federal Ombudsman

50. For mark-up/lease/hire-purchase/service charge loans under Section 34B, post-decree rate is:

Any rate Court wishes

Contracted rate or latest rate for similar loans (whichever higher)

Only contracted rate

Only latest circular rate

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51. Which type of thermometer uses a permanent magnet?

Clinical

Maximum-minimum

Digital

Mercury

52. What causes the magnetic effects in a solenoid?

Static charges

Moving charges

Electrons at rest

Electric field

53. Under Section 27, once a suit is duly instituted, the Court may issue:

Decree immediately

Summons to defendant to appear and answer, served as prescribed

Arrest warrant

Attachment order

54. What is the purpose of permanent magnets in a generator?

Sound

Cooling

Magnetic poles

Rotation

55. What is the magnetic field of a solenoid compared to?

Nucleus

Bar magnet

Battery

Current

56. Under Section 34(1), the Court may award interest on the principal sum:

Only post-decree

From date of suit to decree, plus further interest from decree to payment at reasonable rates

Only pre-suit interest

Not at all

57. Under Section 24(1)(a), a case pending before the High Court/District Court may be:

Dismissed only

Transferred to any competent subordinate Court for trial/disposal

Sent to arbitration

Stayed indefinitely

58. Is it possible to have an isolated magnetic pole?

Yes

Both

None

59. What happens to a magnet when it is heated?

Stronger

Loses magnetism

More aligned

Retains magnetism

60. Section 35(1) now requires the successful party be awarded:

Nominal costs only

Actual costs of litigation (filed in prescribed form) with possible markup up to notified limit

Only court-fee

No costs against Government

61. The spin of an electron produces:

Electric field

Heat energy

Magnetic field

Potential energy

62. For wrongs to person or movables, Section 19 allows suit at plaintiff’s option:

Only where defendant resides

Only where wrong occurred

Either where wrong occurred or where defendant resides/does business/works for gain

Only in Sessions Court

63. Section 21 restricts appellate objections to place of suing unless:

Raised for the first time in appeal

Taken at earliest opportunity (and at/ before settlement of issues) and failure of justice shown

Plaintiff is a minor

Amount involved is small

64. Per Section 26, every suit is instituted by:

Oral application

Presentation of a plaint or as prescribed

Filing an FIR

Submitting an affidavit only

65. Section 22 allows a defendant to seek transfer when suit could be filed in more than one Court, provided the application is:

After trial

At earliest opportunity and at/before settlement of issues, after notice

Only after decree

Only with plaintiff’s consent

66. What is the result of using the stroking method on a steel bar?

Heating

Magnetized ends

Demagnetization

One-sided magnetization

67. Where Courts are subordinate to different High Courts, Section 23(3) requires application to:

Either High Court

The High Court where the suit is instituted

Supreme Court directly

Any District Court

68. Where recovery of public dues was unjustified, Section 34A(2) permits:

No interest

Interest to plaintiff at two percent above bank rate on amount recovered

Damages only

Penalty on officer only

69. What happens to a circuit when the current ceases in a circuit breaker?

It opens automatically

It heats up

It closes manually

It becomes magnetic

70. After hearing the case, Section 33 requires the Court to:

Frame new issues

Pronounce judgment, and decree shall follow

Call for police report

Refer to ADR

71. What happens to the magnetized coating on the tape after it moves past the recording head?

The magnetism is destroyed

The magnetism is retained

The coating evaporates

The signal is amplified

72. What forms the recording head in magnetic tape recording?

Permanent magnet

Coil around iron core

Iron coil

Magnetized drum

73. What is the motion of electrons in an atom?

Static

Vibration

Spin

Heat

74. Section 30 empowers the Court to order, inter alia:

Only admissions

Discovery, inspection, interrogatories, affidavits, and summoning witnesses

Criminal prosecution

Mediation only

75. Permanent magnets cannot be made by:

Soft iron

Steel

Neodymium

Alnico

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76. Section 34B mandates in decrees for banking company loans, post-decree return/interest:

At any nominal rate

At contracted rate or 2% above bank rate (whichever higher) for interest-bearing loans

Only at bank rate

Not applicable to banks

77. Section 24(1) empowers which Courts to transfer or withdraw cases?

Civil Judge only

District Court and High Court

Supreme Court only

Revenue Court

78. Under Section 35(1)(i), a party must file before final order:

Only a memo

Detailed statement of actual litigation costs in prescribed form

Advocate’s affidavit

Bank certificate

79. Where are permanent magnets used to remove iron nails?

Factories

Flour mills

Hospitals

Workshops

80. What happens to magnetism if electron effects oppose each other’s spin?

Align

Current

Cancel

Heats

81. Which device uses permanent magnets to reset an iron pointer?

Loudspeaker

Thermometer

Generator

Motor

82. Section 28 provides for service of summons where defendant resides in another province by:

Police only

Sending to a Court in that province as per its rules

Diplomatic channels

Personal service by plaintiff

83. Upon withdrawal under Section 24(1)(b), the transferee Court may:

Only remand

Try/dispose itself, transfer to competent subordinate Court, or retransfer to original Court

Only stay proceedings

Only dismiss

84. If a decree is silent on further interest post-decree (Section 34(2)):

It is impliedly granted

It is deemed refused and no separate suit lies

It must be reviewed

It accrues automatically at bank rate

85. Where clause (c) of Section 16 applies, an additional venue is available at:

Defendant’s domicile only

Plaintiff’s residence

The place where the cause of action wholly or partly arises

High Court only

86. What is the result of dipping iron fillings when placed on a magnet?

Scatter

Pattern

Uniformity

Distribute

87. When magnetic effects of electrons cancel each other, then what happens?

Magnetism strengthens

No resultant magnetic field

Electrons rotate faster

Magnetism doubles

88. When transfer is not on a party’s application (Section 24A(2)), parties shall appear:

Only on a new date

On the already fixed date before the original Court to receive transfer directions

Only by counsel

After notice by post

89. Section 31 applies the rules of service (ss.27–29) to:

Decrees only

Summons to witnesses for evidence or documents

Warrants

Appeals

90. How is the strength of a magnetic field determined?

By distance between magnets

By the closeness of field lines

By the compass position

By the shape of the magnet

91. What shape is commonly used for soft iron castings?

Square

Rounded

Triangular

Cubical

92. Section 20 governs venue for “other suits” primarily based on:

Plaintiff’s residence

Defendant’s residence/business/work for gain or cause of action

Location of evidence

Value of the claim

93. Under the proviso to Section 16, if relief can be obtained through the defendant’s personal obedience, suit may also be filed:

Only where the property is situate

Where the defendant resides, carries on business, or works for gain

Only in High Court

Only in the capital city

94. Where immovable property lies within jurisdictions of different Courts, Section 17 permits suit to be filed:

Only where the larger portion lies

In any Court where any portion is situate, subject to pecuniary competence

Only in the District Court

Only where the defendant resides

95. What causes a bar magnet to produce a magnetic field?

Protons

Neutrons

Electrons

Charge

96. How do magnetic field lines behave in a horse-shoe magnet?

They spread uniformly

They are almost uniform between poles

They cancel at the center

They originate from one pole

97. Which type of magnet is used in cranes at scrap yards?

Electromagnet

Permanent magnet

Bar magnet

Sound magnet

98. Which part of a telephone receiver moves to produce sound?

Coil

Electromagnet

Diaphragm

Magnet

99. The magnetic field in a solenoid produces:

Current

Vibration

Magnet

Static

100. A suit for immovable property shall ordinarily be instituted in the Court where the property is situate under which provision?

Section 9

Section 16

Section 20

Section 22

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