INSPECTOR Anti Narcotics Force (ANF) Paper 2010 BS-16 (FPSC Past Papers Solved)

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Inspector Anti Narcotics Force (ANF), BS-16 (2010)
Ministry of Interior and Narcotics Control

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1) He went ahead and shot the elephant in order not to lose face in front of the natives,
(a) Be humiliated
(b) Be disfigured
(c) Be blamed
(d) Be criticized

2) So far as hazards of pollution are concerned, the traffic policeman bear the brunt.
(a) suffer the most
(b) are exposed to the danger
(c) face the consequences
(d) have to run the risk

3) To answer accurately is more important than:
(a) A quick finish
(b) Finishing quickly
(c) To finish quickly
(d) You finish quickly

4) Not until a student has mastered algebra the principals of geometry, trigonometry and physics.
(a) he can begin to understanD
(b) can he begin to understand
(c) he begins to understanD
(d) begins to understand

5) It costs about thirty rupees to have a tooth:
(a) Filling
(b) Filled
(c) To fill
(d) Fill

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Ministry of Interior and Narcotics Control Complete Paper 2010

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