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Author: Nasir Iqbal | Assistant Professor of English Literature

PPSC English Lecturer Solved Paper 2022
Updated on: October 26, 2025
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PPSC Lecturer English Paper 2022 Analysis

This analysis categorizes the 92 available questions (out of 100) from the 2022 paper. The breakdown shows the distribution of topics in this set of questions, with a clear focus on English, especially literature.

English Subject: 74 Questions

General Knowledge Section: 18 Questions

 

Part 1: English (72 Questions)

This is the main portion of the paper, covering core knowledge in literature, linguistics, and grammar.

Literature (52 Questions)

This was the largest section, covering a wide range of English, American, and European literature.

Poetry & Poets: 20 Questions

Topics: A primary focus, with questions on John Donne (Valediction, The Sun Rising, imprisonment), Milton’s Paradise Lost, and Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales.

Robert Browning (A Grammarian’s Funeral), the Romantics (Keats, Wordsworth, Byron), Robert Frost, and Oliver Goldsmith.

William Langland (Piers Plowman), Dante’s Divine Comedy, and Pakistani poets like Taufiq Rafat.

Drama & Dramatists: 12 Questions

Topics: This section covered Shakespearean plays like The Winter’s Tale, The Tempest, Cymbeline, Henry IV, and Twelfth Night.

It also included questions on European dramatists such as Bertolt Brecht (Epic Theatre) and Ibsen, as well as the Jacobean and Restoration periods.

And modern playwrights like Harold Pinter (The Caretaker).

Novel & Novelists: 7 Questions

Topics: Included questions on Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse, Vladimir Nabokov’s Lolita, Zulfikar Ghose’s The Murder of Aziz Khan.

Attia Hosain’s Sunlight on a Broken Column, Aldous Huxley’s Antic Hay, Thackeray’s Pendennis, and Jonathan Swift.

Literary Terms, Theory & Prose: 13 Questions

Topics: Focused on definitions of key concepts like Archaism, Picaresque, Aubade, and Hyperbole. It also covered critical theory from figures like Lacan.

Edward Said (Orientalism), Raymond Williams, and Dr. Johnson, as well as questions on prose works by Mary Astell and Charles Lamb.

Linguistics (18 Questions)

Topics: A significant section with questions on core concepts like Orthography, Philology, Morpheme, Phoneme, Allophone, Polysemy, Semiotics, and Acrolect.

It also tested knowledge of linguistic theories and figures like Saussure (Structural Grammar) and John Sinclair (Corpus Linguistics).

Grammar & Vocabulary (4 Questions)

Topics: Included questions on antonyms (Diligent), types of adjectives, determiners (many/much), and the meaning of idioms (“Red Letter’s Day”).

Part 2: General Knowledge (18 Questions)

This section tested a broad range of topics outside the core English syllabus.

World History & Politics (9 Questions)

Topics: First Asian Games, Tughluq Dynasty, Potala Palace, Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, Industrial Revolution, Neo-Colonialism.

Karl Marx’s Das Kapital, the use of sugarcane as fuel, and proponents of learning theories (Albert Bandura).

Pakistan Affairs & History (4 Questions)

Topics: Article 25 of the Constitution, Amanat Ali Khan (Patiala Gharana), Central Mohammadan Association, and the historical context of polio.

Science & IT (4 Questions)

Topics: Earth’s atmosphere zones, the IPCC acronym, MS PowerPoint options, and logical operations in computing.

Basic Math (2 Questions)

Topics: Two math problems (one algebraic, one incomplete).

PPSC English Lecturer Solved Paper 2022

1. Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them (a quote taken from which of the following works)?

A. Twelfth Night
B. Hamlet
C. Romeo & Juliet
D. Julius Caesar

A. Twelfth Night
This famous line is read by the character Malvolio from a letter in Shakespeare’s comedy Twelfth Night.

2. Who said ‘Dryden,’ the father of Criticism?

A. James Boswell
B. Dr Johnson
C. Elizabeth Johnson
D. Alexander Pope

B. Dr Johnson
Samuel Johnson gave this title to John Dryden in recognition of his influential literary essays and prefaces.

3. What is the name of Bertolt Brecht’s theatre?

A. Royal National Theatre
B. Epic theatre
C. The Old Vic
D. None of these

B. Epic theatre
Brecht developed a new form of drama called Epic Theatre which aimed to make the audience think rather than feel.

4. Red Letters’ Day

A. The worst day
B. A gloomy day
C. A day of great Joy
D. A writing day

C. A day of great Joy
A red-letter day is a day that is pleasantly noteworthy or memorable.
5. Where does the David in the play ”Caretaker” want to go?

A. Blackfen
B. Sidcup
C. Orpington
D. New Eltham

B. Sidcup
The character Aston has a recurring obsession with building a shed in Sidcup. (Note: The question has a typo).

6. Who wrote the History of Pendennis?

A. Charles Dickens
B. William Makepeace
C. George Eliot
D. Thomas Hardy

B. William Makepeace
The History of Pendennis is a novel by the Victorian author William Makepeace Thackeray.

7. Who wrote the Novel ”Antic Hay”?

A. Aldous Huxley
B. George Orwell
C. H. G. Wells
D. Ray Bradbury

A. Aldous Huxley
Antic Hay is a satirical novel by Aldous Huxley published in 1923.

8. A figure of speech that includes exaggeration but is not taken in the literal meaning

A. Oxymoron
B. Hyperbole
C. Hypophora
D. Asterismos

B. Hyperbole
Hyperbole is the use of exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.

9. When did Keats write his Odes?

A. 1817
B. 1819
C. 1820
D. 1822

B. 1819
John Keats composed his most famous odes during an incredibly creative burst in the spring and autumn of 1819.
10. Imogen is a ”female” character in which play?

A. The Winter’s Tale
B. Cymbeline
C. All’s Well That Ends Well
D. As You Like It

B. Cymbeline
Imogen is the heroine of Shakespeare’s play Cymbeline.

11. Deformed Character in the play ”Tempest”

A. Prospero
B. Ariel
C. Sycorax
D. Caliban

D. Caliban
Caliban is the half-human, half-monster son of the witch Sycorax in Shakespeare’s The Tempest.

12. What is common in Wordsworth, Byron, and Keats’s poetry?

A. Reform
B. Philosophy
C. War
D. Love

D. Love
The exploration of intense personal emotion and a deep love for nature are central themes in Romantic poetry.

13. A low-born person’s adventure on the road fits perfectly with?

A. Romantic
B. Historical
C. Action
D. Picaresque

D. Picaresque
A picaresque novel is a genre of prose fiction that depicts the adventures of a roguish hero of low social class.
14. Robert Browning’s poem has the characteristics of:

A. Dramatic Monologue and Optimist
B. Dramatic Monologue and Pessimist
C. Dramatic Monologue and Misogynist
D. All of these

A. Dramatic Monologue and Optimist
Browning is famous for his dramatic monologues and his poetry often expresses a robust philosophical optimism.

15. Restoration age is represented as?

A. Comedy of Manners
B. Comedy of Morals
C. Romantic Comedy
D. Comedy of Humors

A. Comedy of Manners
The Comedy of Manners which satirizes the affectations of high society was the most popular dramatic genre of the Restoration.

16. What is the name of the First poem of ”Lyrical Ballads”?

A. The Prelude
B. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
C. I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
D. Tintern Abbey

B. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
The 1798 edition of Lyrical Ballads opened with Coleridge’s long supernatural poem.

17. Charles Lamb’s “Dream Children” is notable for its:

A. Crushing tragedy
B. Humor
C. Whimsical Pathos
D. Cynicism

C. Whimsical Pathos
This famous essay by Charles Lamb blends a playful whimsical tone with a deep underlying sadness or pathos.

18. Falstaff is a clown (described in)

A. Twelfth Night
B. Hamlet
C. Romeo & Juliet
D. In Henry IV, Part 1 and Henry IV, Part 2

D. In Henry IV, Part 1 and Henry IV, Part 2
Sir John Falstaff is the famous comic companion of Prince Hal in Shakespeare’s two Henry IV plays.
19. The title of Attia Hussian’s Novel?

A. Sunlight on a Broken Column
B. Sunlight on a Glass
C. Sunlight on a Stream
D. Sunlight on a Broken Wood

A. Sunlight on a Broken Column
Sunlight on a Broken Column is a 1961 novel by the Indian-born British writer Attia Hosain.

20. What is the literary genre of Sun Rising?

A. Allegory
B. Ballad
C. Blason
D. Aubade

D. Aubade
An aubade is a poem or piece of music appropriate to the dawn or early morning.

21. What form was used in Divine Comedy?

A. Blank Verse
B. Free Verse
C. Haiku
D. Terza Rima

D. Terza Rima
Dante’s Divine Comedy is written in terza rima an interlocking three-line rhyme scheme.

22. Sign and Sign Handling (Study of Signs)

A. Semiotics
B. Syntax
C. Semantics
D. Morphology

A. Semiotics
Semiotics is the study of signs and symbols and their use or interpretation.

23. After Shakespeare European drama was promoted by?

A. Eliot
B. Gower
C. Dryden
D. Ibsen

D. Ibsen
The Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen is considered the father of modern realistic drama.

24. Why was Donne imprisoned?

A. Clandestine Marriage
B. Theft
C. Murder
D. Heresy

A. Clandestine Marriage
John Donne was briefly imprisoned for secretly marrying Anne More without her father’s consent.
25. Who wrote Hamlet and Oedipus?

A. Karl Abraham
B. Earnest Jones
C. Wilhelm Fliess
D. Melanie Klein

B. Earnest Jones
Ernest Jones a Welsh psychoanalyst and follower of Freud wrote the influential study Hamlet and Oedipus.

26. Who wrote Wedding in Flood?

A. Taufiq Rafat
B. Maki Kureishi
C. Alamgir Hashmi
D. Kaleem Omar

A. Taufiq Rafat
“Wedding in the Flood” is a well-known poem by the Pakistani poet Taufiq Rafat.

27. Swift is a misanthrope because?

A. He envies people
B. He hates people.
C. He loves animals
D. None of these

B. He hates people.
A misanthrope is a person who dislikes humankind and avoids human society.

28. Jacobian theatre and drama were associated with?

A. James I
B. Elizabeth
C. Charles I
D. Charles II

A. James I
The Jacobean era is named after the reign of King James I of England.

29. The current Poet Laureate was appointed as the first Professor of Poetry at which university?

A. University of Oxford
B. Leeds University
C. Cambridge University
D. King’s College

B. Leeds University
The current UK Poet Laureate, Simon Armitage, was appointed the first Professor of Poetry at the University of Leeds.
30. Who wrote grammarian funeral?

A. Elizabeth Barrett Browning
B. Robert Browning
C. Matthew Arnold
D. William Wordsworth

B. Robert Browning
“A Grammarian’s Funeral” is a poem by Robert Browning celebrating the dedicated life of a Renaissance scholar.

31. The epic poem Beowulf is shorter than Homer’s Illiad having_______lines

A. 3182
B. 3820
C. 3082
D. None of These

A. 3182
The Old English epic poem Beowulf consists of 3182 alliterative lines.

32. The Clerk in the ”Prologue to the Canterbury Tales” has been portrayed as:

A. Ironically
B. Ideally
C. Realistically
D. All of these

B. Ideally
The Clerk of Oxford is presented as an ideal scholar who loves learning more than worldly possessions.

33. What is the cause of Sylvia Plath’s death?

A. Firearms
B. Sleeping Pills
C. Poisoning
D. Suffocation

D. Suffocation
Sylvia Plath committed suícide by placing her head in a gas oven.

34. Sophonisba is a _______written by James Thomson.

A. Comedy
B. Fantasy
C. Tragedy
D. Science fiction

C. Tragedy
The Tragedy of Sophonisba is a 1730 play by the Scottish writer James Thomson.
35. The concept of Orientalism was expiated and expanded by?

A. Frantz Fanon
B. Edward Said
C. Bacon
D. Swift

B. Edward Said
Edward Said’s groundbreaking 1978 book Orientalism is a key text in postcolonial theory.

36. Who wrote ”Murder of Aziz Khan”?

A. Maya Angelou
B. Salman Rushdie
C. Zulfiqar Ghose
D. None of these

C. Zulfiqar Ghose
The Murder of Aziz Khan is a major novel by the Pakistani writer Zulfikar Ghose.

37. The bourgeoisie tragedy is attributed to which class by Raymond Williams?

A. Middle Class
B. Working Class
C. Lower Class
D. Elite Class

A. Middle Class
Raymond Williams analyzed how tragedy shifted from royalty to the problems of the middle class or bourgeoisie.

38. Who wrote Das Capital?

A. Karl Marx
B. Friedrich Engels
C. Vladimir Lenin
D. Max Weber

A. Karl Marx
Das Kapital is the foundational text of communism written by Karl Marx.

39. Nature’s first green is gold, her hardest hue to hold is a poem by?

A. Emily Dickinson
B. Robert Frost
C. Maya Angelou
D. Walt Whitman

B. Robert Frost
These are the opening lines of Robert Frost’s poem “Nothing Gold Can Stay.”
40. Who is the pioneer (originator) of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood?

A. Dante Gabriel Rossetti
B. John Everett Millais
C. William Holman Hunt
D. Christina Rossetti

A. Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Dante Gabriel Rossetti was a central figure in the founding of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood in 1848.

41. How many days did it take for Satan to finally speak to Beelzebub?

A. 9
B. 7
C. 6
D. 4

A. 9
In Milton’s Paradise Lost Satan and his legions lay vanquished for nine days before he speaks.

42. How many types of Phonetic Transcription are used?

A. Two
B. Three
C. Four
D. One

A. Two
The two main types are broad (or phonemic) transcription and narrow (or phonetic) transcription.

43. The ”Deserted Village” by Oliver Goldsmith is a/an ______Poem.

A. Tragedy
B. Drama
C. Comedy
D. Elegy

D. Elegy
This poem is a pastoral elegy that mourns the loss of a simple rural way of life.

44. Who wrote Lolita?

A. Vladimir Nabokov
B. Véra Nabokov
C. Fyodor Dostoevsky
D. Franz Kafkae

A. Vladimir Nabokov
Lolita is the most famous and controversial novel by the Russian-American writer Vladimir Nabokov.
45. Who is a modern-day corpus linguist?

A. Noam Chomsky
B. Ferdinand de Saussure
C. John Sinclair
D. Edward Sapir

C. John Sinclair
John Sinclair was a pioneering figure in the field of corpus linguistics.

46. What is the complete name of Earl of Surrey?

A. Henry Howard
B. Thomas Wyatt
C. Elizabeth Stafford
D. None of these

A. Henry Howard
Henry Howard Earl of Surrey was an English Renaissance poet and aristocrat.

47. Alamein to Zem Zem by?

A. Keith Douglas
B. Alfred Tennyson
C. William Wordsworth
D. Sylvia Plath

A. Keith Douglas
This is a famous prose account of World War II combat written by the poet Keith Douglas.

48. Who was the first Poet Laureate to serve 10 years fixed period?

A. Andrew Motion
B. Philip Larkin
C. Blake Morrison
D. John Keats

A. Andrew Motion
Andrew Motion was appointed Poet Laureate in 1999 for a fixed ten-year term, unlike his predecessors, who held the role for life.

49. Some reflections upon marriage (1706) initiated a powerful strain of modern feminism by?

A. Mary Astell
B. Mary Wollstonecraft
C. Catharine Macaulay
D. John Locke

A. Mary Astell
Mary Astell is often called the first English feminist for her writings advocating for women’s education.
50. Florizel’s servant Autolycus has the role of?

A. Clown
B. A protagonist
C. An antagonist
D. None of these

A. Clown
In Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale, Autolycus is a roguish peddler and ballad-singer who provides comic relief.

51. In valediction forbidding mourning, John Donne alludes to the growing field in the renaissance. Which field was growing at that time?

A. geometry
B. astrology
C. Cartography
D. Medicine

A. geometry
Donne famously uses a drawing compass from geometry as a conceit for the souls of the two lovers.

52. What was the profession of Mr Ramsay in the novel “To the Light House”?

A. Metaphysical philosopher
B. A Doctor
C. A poet
D. None of these

A. Metaphysical philosopher
Mr. Ramsay is a prominent intellectual and philosopher in Virginia Woolf’s novel.

53. The German playwright Bertolt Brecht proposed which contrasting idea as opposed to the mimetic theatre of Aristotle?

A. Diegetic
B. Problematic
C. Apocalyptic
D. Prophetic

A. Diegetic
Brecht’s Epic Theatre used narration and alienation effects to make the audience think rather than just feel.

54. Paradigmatic Relation is based upon:

A. Axis of chain
B. Axis of choice
C. Both of these
D. None of these

B. Axis of choice
In the structural linguistics paradigm, relations are about substitution or choice from a set of possibilities.
55. The first and second sounds of ”I” in Little are an example of:

A. Allophone
B. Homophonic variation
C. Minimal Pair
D. Allomorph

A. Allophone
Allophones are different pronunciations of the same phoneme that do not change the meaning of a word.

56. After creolization the new founded language takes up its______ from the lower prestige.

A. Vocabulary
B. Dialect
C. Accent
D. All of these

A. Vocabulary
A creole’s vocabulary is largely supplied by the dominant parent language while its grammar is often simpler.

57. She has______ coins.

A. Many
B. Much
C. More
D. All of these

A. Many
“Many” is used with countable nouns like coins while “much” is used with uncountable nouns.

58. A person who has equal efficiency in many languages?

A. Polyglot
B. Multilingual
C. Bilingual
D. All of these

A. Polyglot
A polyglot is someone who knows and is able to use several languages.

59. Words with multiple meanings (word senses)

A. Polysemy
B. Metonymy
C. Homosemy
D. All of these

A. Polysemy
Polysemy is the capacity for a word or phrase to have multiple related meanings.
60. What is the minimum unit of the meaningful word?

A. Phoneme
B. Syllable
C. Morpheme
D. Consonant Cluster

C. Morpheme
A morpheme is the smallest unit of meaning in a language that cannot be further divided.

61. What is the prestigious dialect?

A. Basilect
B. Acrolect
C. Mesolect
D. None of these

B. Acrolect
The acrolect is the most prestigious dialect or variety of a particular language.

62. Who introduced Structural grammar/associated with it?

A. Noam Chomsky
B. Ferdinand de Saussure
C. John Sinclair
D. Edward Sapir

B. Ferdinand de Saussure
Ferdinand de Saussure is widely considered the father of modern linguistics and structuralism.

63. A string of letters that provide us with a meaningful unit?

A. Morpheme
B. Phoneme
C. Lexis
D. Word

D. Word
A word is a single distinct meaningful element of speech or writing.

64. Pedagogical grammar is grammatical analysis and instructions designed for?

A. Native Speakers
B. Bilingual
C. Second Language Learners
D. All of these

C. Second Language Learners
Pedagogical grammar is specifically designed to help people learning a new language.
65. The use of forms whose obsoleteness or obsolescence is manifest …

A. Realism
B. lmagism
C. Archaism
D. obsoletism

C. Archaism
An archaism is the use of a word or style that is old-fashioned or belongs to an earlier period.

66. An adjective that is used to express relative positions in space and time is known as

A. Demonstrative Adjective
B. Descriptive Adjective
C. Quantitative Adjective
D. Possessive Adjective

A. Demonstrative Adjective
Demonstrative adjectives like ‘this’ ‘that’ ‘these’ and ‘those’ indicate position in space or time.

67. Communicative competence requires that speakers be aware of which two aspects of their language?

A. linguistic and syntactic
B. linguistic and pragmatic
C. semantic and syntactic
D. pragmatic and semantic

B. linguistic and pragmatic
Communicative competence involves both linguistic knowledge and the pragmatic ability to use language appropriately in context.

68. What is the first and foremost function of a literary critic?

A. To get full value out of literary quality
B. To satisfy the readers
C. To distinguish between a good book and a bad book
D. None

C. To distinguish between a good book and a bad book
A primary role of criticism is evaluation or judging the value of a literary work.

69. Function of Language directive, informative______?

A. Expressive
B. Interrogative
C. Exclamatory
D. Denotative

A. Expressive
The expressive function of language communicates the speaker’s feelings or attitudes.
70. Who said, ”unconsciousness is structured like a language”?

A. Sigmund Freud
B. Lacan
C. Slavoj Žižek
D. Jacques-Alain Miller

B. Lacan
This is a central concept in the psychoanalytic theory of Jacques Lacan.

71. Whom does the doctor blame for the disease ”polio” being brought to the subcontinent?

A. British
B. American
C. Indian
D. French

A. British
(Note: This question is unclear and lacks context from a specific literary work).

72. If 3(x) is equal to 10, then 3(x-3) is equal to?

A. 10/27
B. 10/26
C. 9/27
D. 8/25

A. 10/27
Using the law of exponents 3^(x-3) equals 3^x divided by 3^3 which is 10 divided by 27.

73. Nagorno-Karabagh issue is?

A. ethnic and territorial conflict
B. Religious conflict
C. Ideological
D. Moral Conflict

A. ethnic and territorial conflict
The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is a long-running territorial and ethnic dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

74. Industrial Revolution coincides with?

A. Modernity
B. Globalism
C. Colonialism
D. Neo-colonialism

A. Modernity
The Industrial Revolution was a key driver of the social and technological changes associated with modernity.
75. Potala Palace is located in:

A. Tibet
B. Nepal
C. Bhutan
D. Mongolia

A. Tibet
The Potala Palace in Lhasa Tibet was the winter residence of the Dalai Lamas.

76. AND, NANO, AND XOR operations are called?

A. Logical
B. Electromagnetic
C. Acoustic
D. None of these

A. Logical
These are basic logical operations used in computing and digital electronics.

77. Slides sorter is an option on which ribbon in MS PowerPoint?

A. View
B. Review
C. Insert
D. Design

A. View
Slide Sorter is a presentation view option found under the View tab in PowerPoint.

78. Opposite of Diligent

A. Austere
B. Firm
C. Studious
D. Lazy

D. Lazy
Diligent means hard-working and conscientious while lazy means unwilling to work.
79. Philology can be defined as?

A. Historical Development
B. Physical Development
C. Mind Development
D. Thought development

A. Historical Development
Philology is the study of language in historical sources combining literary criticism and history.

80. What Is Orthography?

A. The study of spelling
B. The Study of Grammar
C. The Study of Science
D. The Study of Signs

A. The study of spelling
Orthography refers to the conventional spelling system of a language.

81. The subtle way of governing institutions_______.

A. Colonialism
B. Imperialism
C. Neo-Colonialism
D. None of these

C. Neo-Colonialism
Neo-colonialism is the use of economic political or cultural pressures to control or influence other countries.

82. In which country is sugarcane justice used as a fuel?

A. Brazil
B. France
C. Japan
D. England

A. Brazil
Brazil is a world leader in using sugarcane ethanol as a biofuel for vehicles.

83. IPPC stands for?

A. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
B. The Intergovernmental Panel on Class
C. The Intergovernmental Policy on Climate
D. None of these

A. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
The IPCC is the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change a body of the United Nations.
84. Founder of the Taghluq dynasty?

A. Ghiyas-ud-din Tughluq
B. Muhammad ibn Tughluq
C. Ghiyas ud din Balban
D. Khusrau Khan

A. Ghiyas-ud-din Tughluq
Ghiyas-ud-din Tughluq was the founder of the Tughlaq dynasty of the Delhi Sultanate.

85. Who started the Central Mohammadan Association?

A. Chaudhri Rehmat Ali
B. Amir Ali
C. Mohsan-ul-Haq
D. Khadim Hussain

B. Amir Ali
Syed Ameer Ali established the Central National Muhamedan Association in 1877.

86. Amanat ALI belongs to which family?

A. Patiala gharana
B. Jut Gharana
C. Gujjar Gharana
D. Syed Gharana

A. Patiala gharana
Ustad Amanat Ali Khan was a renowned classical singer of the Patiala gharana.

87. Which article ensures equality before the law and equal protection of the law, and states?

A. Article 25
B. Article 58 2B
C. Article 19
D. Article 92

A. Article 25
Article 25 of the Constitution of Pakistan guarantees that all citizens are equal before the law.

88. If 3 is subtracted from X digit?

A. 12
B. 6
C. 5
D. 7

B. 6
This is likely a flawed question, but it may refer to a simple calculation missing context.
89. Who is the proponent of learning from the environment?

A. B.F. Skinner
B. John B. Watson
C. Edward Thorndike
D. Albert Bandura

D. Albert Bandura
Albert Bandura’s social learning theory emphasizes observational learning and environmental factors.

90. The First Asian Games were conducted in?

A. 1951
B. 1952
C. 1953
D. 1960

A. 1951
The first Asian Games were held in New Delhi India in 1951.

91. Total Earth atmosphere zones?

A. 6
B. 7
C. 8
D. 5

D. 5
The Earth’s atmosphere is commonly divided into five main layers.

92. Total Earth atmosphere zones?

A. 6
B. 7
C. 8
D. 5

D. 5
The Earth’s atmosphere is commonly divided into five main layers.

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