Mcq’s of Shah jo Risalo

Q1:
The shrine of Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai is located in ______ .
A.
Sibbi
B.
Bhit Shah
C.
Jacobabad
D.
Hala

Q2
;Shah Abdul Latif is the author of __________ .
A.
Sassi Pannu
B.
Heer Ranjha
C.
Shah jo Risalo
D.
Shania

Q3
Risalo is the best known collection of romantic poetry in the ______ Language.
A.
Urdu
B.
Sindhi
C.
Arabic
D.
Persian

Q4; Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai is lively  called
A  Lal latif                                                       B saint latif
C  Shah latif                                                            D Haq latif
Q5;    Shah Abdul latif born in        - --------------
A  1589                                                                B  1689
C  1789                                                                 C  1889
Q6;  Shah Abdul Latif ancestors had migrated to Sindh from  ----            ---
A   HIRAT                                        B  Istumbol
C Afghanistan                                                              D India
Q7   Shah Abdul Latif was born in small villiage called  -----------
A Bhit shah                                                                 B      Hala Havili
C  Tando Bago                                                          D   Sakkar
Q8  Shah sahib fathers name was        -----------
A   Syed Ghullam Shah                                         B Syed habib Shah
D  Syed hamid Shah                                              D  Syed Usman Shah
Q9; Shah Abdul Latif got married at age of       -----------
A 25                                                                         B 23
C  20                                             D 24
Q10 ;Shah Abdul Latif invented a instrument called    ---------
A Merle                                                                    B Doll
C  Aighoza                                                               D Tamboora
Q11: sur kamod means……?
A)  Spiritual love     b) worldly love     c)  love dependent     d) love independent
Q12:  sur kamod depicts story of……?
a)     Momal rano      b) suhni mehar      c) noori jam tamachi    d) umar marvi
Q13: noori belongs to……?
a)     Elite class     b) middle class    c) upper class     d) lower class
Q14: how many queens are there discussed by shah sahib in his poetry?
a)     9 queens    b) 7 queens   c) 6 queens   d) 8 queens
Q15: sassui represents …..love for punhu?
a)     True    b) false    c) partial    d) independent
Q16: sassui literary means…..?
a)     Effort    b) struggle    c) hardship   d) comfort
Q17:  shah sahib shows females……in his poetry?
a)     Great    b) creation  c) sincere   d)  insincere
Q18: sur kamod depicts ……..system of that time?
a)     Class    b) caste    c) trade    d) remote
Q19: shah sahib is not a……..poet?
a)     Mystical    b) great    c) rational   d) sufi
Q20: ………is the central character in shah’s poetry?

a)     God    b) women    c) nature    d) love

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