Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
Who presided over the Muslim League's Lahore session of 1940?
A. Muhammad Ali Jinnah
B. A.K. Fazlul Huq
C. Liaquat Ali Khan
D. Allama Iqbal
Correct Answer: A
Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah presided and delivered a major address explaining Muslim nationhood.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
The Lahore session of 1940 was held at:
A. Minto Park
B. Jallianwala Bagh
C. Aitchison College
D. Governor House Karachi
Correct Answer: A
The session was held at Minto Park, later renamed Iqbal Park, where Minar-e-Pakistan now stands.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
The historic Muslim League session that adopted the Lahore Resolution was held from:
A. 22–24 March 1940
B. 1–3 September 1939
C. 7–9 April 1946
D. 14–15 August 1947
Correct Answer: A
The League met at Lahore from 22 to 24 March 1940.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
Fatima Jinnah's political contribution to the League included:
A. Mobilizing Muslim women for the Pakistan Movement
B. Serving as Viceroy
C. Chairing the Simon Commission
D. Drafting the Nehru Report
Correct Answer: A
Fatima Jinnah accompanied and supported Quaid-e-Azam and encouraged women's participation in the movement.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
The All-India Muslim Students Federation mainly contributed by:
A. Mobilizing students for the League and Pakistan Movement
B. Opposing all Muslim political activity
C. Serving as a British military unit
D. Running provincial courts
Correct Answer: A
Student activists became important campaigners, organizers and communicators for the League's program.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
Which organizational change helped the League become a mass party after 1937?
A. Lower membership fee and wider enrollment
B. Ending provincial branches
C. Restricting membership to nawabs
D. Boycotting all public meetings
Correct Answer: A
Jinnah promoted inexpensive membership and organizational expansion to bring ordinary Muslims into the League.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
The Congress ministry period of 1937–1939 helped the League by:
A. Weakening Muslim political consciousness
B. Strengthening its claim that Muslims needed independent safeguards
C. Ending Muslim participation in elections
D. Making separate electorates irrelevant
Correct Answer: B
The League used experiences and allegations from Congress rule to mobilize Muslims around a separate political platform.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
The Day of Deliverance was observed to celebrate the resignation of:
A. Congress ministries
B. British governors
C. Muslim League ministries
D. The Viceroy's Council
Correct Answer: A
Jinnah described the resignations as relief from what the League portrayed as oppressive Congress rule.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
Jinnah called upon Muslims to observe the Day of Deliverance on:
A. 22 December 1939
B. 23 March 1940
C. 16 August 1946
D. 14 August 1947
Correct Answer: A
The Day of Deliverance marked the end of Congress provincial ministries.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
Congress ministries resigned in 1939 because Britain declared India at war without:
A. Consulting elected Indian leaders
B. Holding Muslim League elections
C. Abolishing separate electorates
D. Creating Pakistan
Correct Answer: A
Congress objected that India had been involved in the Second World War without consultation or a commitment to independence.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
Which issue was criticized by the Muslim League as an example of cultural pressure during Congress ministries?
A. Compulsory reverence for Bande Mataram
B. Recognition of Urdu everywhere
C. Separate Muslim electorates
D. Creation of Sindh province
Correct Answer: A
League propaganda cited Bande Mataram, educational schemes and use of Congress symbols as evidence of majoritarian pressure.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
Which provincial inquiry also reported Muslim complaints under Congress rule in Bihar?
A. Sharif Report
B. Sapru Report
C. Butler Report
D. Munir Report
Correct Answer: A
The Sharif Report focused on alleged grievances of Muslims in Bihar during Congress ministry rule.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
The Pirpur Committee was headed by:
A. Raja Syed Muhammad Mehdi of Pirpur
B. Sir Muhammad Shafi
C. Liaquat Ali Khan
D. Chaudhry Khaliquzzaman
Correct Answer: A
Raja Syed Muhammad Mehdi of Pirpur chaired the committee appointed by the League.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
Which report investigated complaints of Muslim grievances under Congress provincial ministries?
A. Pirpur Report
B. Nehru Report
C. Hunter Report
D. Simon Report
Correct Answer: A
The Pirpur Committee collected allegations of discrimination and published its report in 1938.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
The main political effect of the Sikandar–Jinnah Pact was to:
A. Link Muslim Unionist legislators with the All-India Muslim League
B. Abolish the Punjab Assembly
C. Merge Punjab and Bengal
D. End separate electorates
Correct Answer: A
It allowed Muslim members of the Punjab Unionist Party to associate with the League, strengthening Jinnah's all-India position.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
The Sikandar–Jinnah Pact involved Jinnah and:
A. Sir Sikandar Hayat Khan
B. A.K. Fazlul Huq
C. H.S. Suhrawardy
D. Khizr Hayat Tiwana
Correct Answer: A
Sir Sikandar Hayat Khan was the Punjab premier and leader of the Unionist Party.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
The Sikandar–Jinnah Pact was concluded in:
A. 1916
B. 1927
C. 1937
D. 1946
Correct Answer: C
The agreement was reached during the Lucknow session in October 1937.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
At the 1937 Lucknow session, Jinnah described Indian politics as involving three major parties: the British, Congress and the:
A. Unionist Party
B. Muslim League
C. Communist Party
D. Justice Party
Correct Answer: B
Jinnah argued that Muslims represented a distinct political force through the League.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
The important Muslim League annual session of October 1937 was held at:
A. Lucknow
B. Lahore
C. Karachi
D. Allahabad
Correct Answer: A
The Lucknow session marked a major stage in the League's reorganization and mass political strategy.
Pakistan Affairs (P.A)
1906 - Muslim Political Awakening - Muslim League
After the 1937 elections, Jinnah's central political task was to transform the League into:
A. A small elite debating society
B. A mass Muslim political organization
C. A princely-state council
D. A British official department
Correct Answer: B
Jinnah expanded membership, built provincial branches and presented the League as the representative organization of Indian Muslims.