In Muhammad Ali Formula bicameral parliament was envisaged; the upper House was to have 50 members of which 10 were to be from East Pakistan and 40 from West Pakistan, and the Lower House was to have:

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1. According to the 3rd draft constitution in Punjab (included in West Pakistan) 75 members should be elected for lower house. How many members were proposed to be elected for upper house?

   A. 5
   B. 7
   C. 9
   D. 10

2. In Muhammad Ali Formula in Lower House the number of members from east Pakistan were:

   A. 160
   B. 170
   C. 165
   D. 175

3. According to the 3rd draft constitution East Pakistan should have 10 seats in upper house. How many seats were proposed for it in the lower house?

   A. 160
   B. 165
   C. 170
   D. 172

4. According to the second draft the federal legislature was to be consisted of two houses the house of units and the house of people. How many seats were for the House of Units or the upper house?

   A. 110
   B. 120
   C. 105
   D. 100

5. In the 3rd draft constitution 10 seats of upper house were reserved for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Tribal Areas. How many seats were for lower house?

   A. 60
   B. 65
   C. 70
   D. 75

6. Term the most important principle of the second draft constitution between East and West Pakistan, which brought East Pakistan at par in the central legislature?

   A. East Pakistan proposal
   B. Parity Proposal
   C. Power Proposal
   D. Power Sharing Formula

7. In lower House the number of members from East Pakistan were _________ .

   A. 150
   B. 165
   C. 170
   D. 175

8. What ratio was proposed for the membership of East and West Pakistan in House of Units in second draft constitution in the parity proposal?

   A. 70 and 40
   B. 60 and 60
   C. 50 and 70
   D. 40 and 80

9. What ratio was proposed for the membership of East and West Pakistan in House of Peoples in second draft constitution in the parity proposal?

   A. 200 and 200
   B. 100 and 300
   C. 150 and 250
   D. 250 and 150

10. The greatest achievement of Muhammad Ali’s cabinet was the establishment of West Pakistan Act that amalgamated the provinces into one. Mention the date?

    A. 28th September, 1955
    B. 29th September, 1955
    C. 30th September, 1955
    D. 31st September, 1955