FIA Assistant Director Solved Past Paper -10 21- When did Liaquat Ali Khan become secretary of the All-India Muslim League? A. 1936B. 1937C. 1938D. 1939 View Answer Answer : A. 1936 Description 22- Who presided over the inaugural meeting of the Muslim League in London? A. Hassan BilgramiB. Sir ShafiC. Maulana M.A. JoharD. Syed Ameer Ali View Answer Answer : D. Syed Ameer Ali Description 23- A London Muslim League delegation headed by Syed Amir Ali met John Morley, the Secretary of State, for demands: A. Separate electorateB. Jobs for the Muslims of IndiaC. IndependenceD. Protection of the rights of Muslims View Answer Answer : A. Separate electorate Description 24- The second session of the Muslim League was held at the residence of: A. Mohsin-ul-MulkB. Waqar-ul-MulkC. Nawab Muzzamil UllahD. Nawab Saleem Ullah View Answer Answer : C. Nawab Muzzamil Ullah Description 25- After Sir Agha Khan, who was appointed president of the Muslim League? A. Raja of MahmoodabadB. Nawab Saleem Ullah of DaccaC. Nawab MuzzamilD. Nawab Mohsin-ul-Mulk View Answer Answer : A. Raja of Mahmoodabad Description 26- Who was the second General Secretary of the Muslim League? A. Adam JeeB. Hussain BilgramiC. Liaquat Ali KhanD. Maulana Muhammad Ali Johar View Answer Answer : B. Hussain Bilgrami Description 27- Which association merged into the Muslim League? A. Lahore AssociationB. Muslims AssociationC. Indian AssociationD. Muhammadan Association View Answer Answer : D. Muhammadan Association Description 28- Who was Lord Minto? A. Viceroy of IndiaB. Governor-GeneralC. Secretary of State for IndiaD. Member of the Legislative Council View Answer Answer : A. Viceroy of India Description 29- Which reforms conferred upon the Muslims the double vote? A. Chelmsford ReformsB. Minto-Morley ReformsC. Minto-Hastings ReformsD. Minto-Cornwallis Reforms View Answer Answer : B. Minto-Morley Reforms Description 30- Which reforms created awareness among the Indian people? A. Legislative ReformsB. Indian Council ReformsC. Minto-Morley ReformsD. Political Reforms of 1905 View Answer Answer : C. Minto-Morley Reforms Description 31- Who became the Governor-General of British India in 1910? A. MintoB. Lord MayoC. Lord CurzonD. Lord Hardinge View Answer Answer : D. Lord Hardinge Description 32- The separate electorate demand by the Muslim League was put forward in? A. 1910B. 1909C. 1918D. 1911 View Answer Answer : B. 1909 Description 33- In which reforms was the Muslim demand for a separate electorate incorporated? A. Minto-Morley ReformsB. Minto-Hastings ReformsC. Minto-Warren ReformsD. Minto-Cornwallis Reforms View Answer Answer : A. Minto-Morley Reforms Description 34- The acceptance of the demand for the appointment of Muslim judges was also incorporated in: A. India Act 1919B. India Act 1935C. Minto-Morley ReformsD. India Act 1920 View Answer Answer : C. Minto-Morley Reforms Description 35- The acceptance of a separate electorate for Muslims enhanced their: A. Political importanceB. Social importanceC. Economic importanceD. Religious importance View Answer Answer : A. Political importance Description 36- The acceptance of a separate electorate became the basis of the Muslim freedom struggle: A. Nation TheoryB. Two Nation TheoryC. Three Nation TheoryD. Four Nation Theory View Answer Answer : B. Two Nation Theory Description 37- Which organization believed that Muslims should be eliminated from India? A. Hindu MahasabhaB. Arya SamajC. Dev SamajD. Prarthana Samaj View Answer Answer : A. Hindu Mahasabha Description 38- Who opposed the separate electorate? A. CongressB. SikhsC. HindusD. Congress and other Hindu bodies View Answer Answer : D. Congress and other Hindu bodies Description 39- Hindu supported separate electorate? A. GandhiB. Moti Lal NehruC. PatelD. S.P. Sinha View Answer Answer : C. S.P. Sinha Description 40- The Indian Council's Act of 1909 is also known as: A. Minto-Morley ReformsB. Minto-Hastings ReformsC. Minto-Warren ReformsD. Minto-Cornwallis Reforms View Answer Answer : A. Minto-Morley Reforms Description 1 2 3 4 5
