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Related Mcqs:

1. Soviet Union tested its first nuclear bomb on_________?

   A. 22 August 1949
   B. 29 August 1949
   C. 25 August 1950
   D. 16 August 1944

   Submitted by: Jameel Baloch

2. Whose entrance into NATO prompted the Soviet Union to create its own alliance: the Warsaw Pact?

   A. Austria
   B. East Germany
   C. Poland
   D. West Germany

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

3. In 1991, prompted by domestic political reforms and democratic momentum in the countries within its orbit, the Soviet Union disintegrated into Russia and?

   A. Thirteen other countries
   B. Fourteen other countries
   C. Fifteen other countries
   D. Sixteen other countries

   Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah

4. TikTok was created by which social media billionaire?

   A. Yuan
   B. John Austin
   C. Zhang Yiming
   D. None of these

   Submitted by: Muhammad Tayyib Lurka

5. Which is Professional Social Media Platform?

   A. Twitter
   B. LinkedIn
   C. Facebook
   D. WhatsApp

   Submitted by: Ayaz Ali Laghari

6. What is the main concern mentioned by the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) report 2023 about the regulator “Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority” (Pemra)?

   A. Lack of regulation in the media sector
   B. Excessive control over journalism
   C. Inefficient handling of corruption cases
   D. Dependence on state sector ads

   Submitted by: Areesha Khan

7. When was Chernobyl catastrophic nuclear accident occurred in Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic?

   A. 26 April 1980
   B. 26 April 1986
   C. 26 April 1989
   D. 26 April 1994

   Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain

8. When the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan?

   A. 24 December 1974
   B. 24 December 1977
   C. 24 December 1979
   D. 24 December 1981

   Submitted by: Malik Asghar Hussain

9. The last ruler of Soviet Union was ___________?

   A. Mikhail Gorbachev
   B. Boris Yeltsin
   C. Leonid Brezhnev
   D. None of the above

   Submitted by: HAJI SIDDIQUE

10. Under terms outlined at _________ , Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin was given temporary control of Poland and a portion of Germany.

    A. Dalta and Dotsam Conferences
    B. Yalta and Potsdam Conferences
    C. Yalta and Dalta Conferences
    D. Dotsam and Potsdam Conferences

    Submitted by: Muhammad Abdullah