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Pakistan Quiz

General knowledge about Pakistan, 10 questions a round.

Pakistan Quiz at a Glance

The Pakistan Quiz is a free general knowledge quiz from DodoThinks with 89 questions about Pakistan: national symbols, history, the flag, sport and geography. Each round asks 10 questions with four answers and no time limit, in three levels plus a mixed round. No sign-up.

Questions
89
Each round
10 questions
Time limit
None
Topics
Symbols, history, flag, sport, geography
Cost
Free, no sign-up

How to Play the Pakistan Quiz

  1. Pick a level: Easy for the basics, Difficult for dates and national symbols, So Difficult for the details. Hell mixes every question.
  2. Read the question and tap one of the four answers. There is no time limit.
  3. The right answer shows after every question, so you learn the ones you miss.

National symbols of Pakistan

SymbolPakistan
CapitalIslamabad
National languageUrdu
FounderQuaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah
National poetAllama Muhammad Iqbal
National anthemQaumi Taranah, words by Hafeez Jalandhari, music by Ahmed Ghulamali Chagla
National animalMarkhor
National birdChukar partridge
National flowerJasmine
National treeDeodar cedar
National fruitMango
National dressShalwar kameez
CurrencyPakistani rupee

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the national animal of Pakistan?

The markhor, a wild goat with long spiral horns that lives in the mountains of the north.

When did Pakistan become independent?

On 14 August 1947. The Lahore Resolution that called for it was passed on 23 March 1940, now Pakistan Day.

Who wrote Pakistan’s national anthem?

Hafeez Jalandhari wrote the words; the music is by Ahmed Ghulamali Chagla.

Is this quiz useful for Pakistan Studies tests?

Yes. The questions cover the national symbols, key dates and geography that come up in school Pakistan Studies and general knowledge tests, and every answer is shown after you play.

Made by Kashif Sulehria in Lahore, Pakistan. Updated October 19, 2026.

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