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CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1947 - Partition - Radcliffe Award (1947)
Sir Cyril Radcliffe was professionally a:
A. Military commander
B. British barrister and jurist
C. Provincial governor
D. Civil engineer
Correct Answer: B
Radcliffe was a British lawyer and jurist selected to chair the boundary-making process.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1947 - Partition - Radcliffe Award (1947)
The Radcliffe Line was named after:
A. Lord Mountbatten
B. Sir Cyril Radcliffe
C. Clement Attlee
D. Lord Wavell
Correct Answer: B
The line took its name from Sir Cyril Radcliffe, chairman of both Boundary Commissions.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1947 - Partition - Radcliffe Award (1947)
The boundary drawn under the Radcliffe Award separated:
A. India and Afghanistan
B. India and the two wings of Pakistan
C. Pakistan and Iran
D. Burma and India only
Correct Answer: B
The award divided Punjab and Bengal between India and the western and eastern wings of Pakistan.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Pakistan Affairs (P.A) 1947 - Partition - Radcliffe Award (1947)
The Radcliffe Award is primarily associated with the partition of:
A. Punjab and Bengal
B. Sindh and Balochistan
C. NWFP and Kashmir
D. Bombay and Madras
Correct Answer: A
The Radcliffe Boundary Commissions demarcated the partition boundaries in the provinces of Punjab and Bengal.
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