LAT past papers preparation requires knowledge related to English, Urdu, Pak. Studies, Mathematics, General Knowledge, Islamic Studies, Essay Writing Skills, and Personal Statement.
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This past paper helps you to understand not only the pattern of how the LAT (Law Admission Test) is set but also the knowledge relevant to all fields that are included in the LAT.
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#1. Jinnah’s fourteen points are a logical offshoot of the failure of which report?
#2. All of us should abide …… the laws of our country.
Correct preposition used with “abide”
#3. The committee which was called upon the draft a constitution of 1929 for India was chaired by:
#4. A knife is to cut ……..
Correct preposition for describing tool usage
#5. The handle of my bicycle suddenly …….. It was in my hands now.
Most appropriate phrasal verb for something breaking into pieces
#6. Quaid e Azam was born in:
#7. The capital of Malaysia is:
#8. Two of the best speeches ……. by former students of the school.
Plural subject requires plural verb form in passive voice
#9. Which of the following country is providing financial aid for the construction of Gwadar Port and Makran Coastal highway in Baluchistan.
#10. The business of accepting deposits and lending money is known as:
#11. The lowering of the value of a currency in the international market or against specific other currencies, which makes exports cheaper and import expensive is called:
#12. What is Subway?
#13. Sir Syed set himself to the task of protecting …….. language.
#14. Which is the greatest of all sins according to the Prophet S.A.W?
#15. Pakistan Resolution was moved on 23rd March:
#16. OPPOSITE in meaning: Blooming
Opposite of blooming/flourishing
#17. Which of the following Country is the largest by area?
#18. Who was the founder of All India Muhammadan Educational Conference.
#19. Maria is too much ……. to have anything to do with that abnoxious affair.
The adjective ‘noble’ fits best with the context
#20. The Karakoram Highway is a …… National highway which extends from Hasan Abdul in the Punjab province of Pakistan to the Khunjerab Pass in Gilgit Baltistan.
#21. SIMILAR in meaning: Fabricate
Similar to fabricate/forge
#22. OPPOSITE in meaning: Insolvent
Opposite of insolvent/wealthy
#23. Identify the Pakistan’s largest dam.
#24. Which of the following countries is NOT a member of SAARC.
#25. The presence of armed guards ……. us from doing anything disruptive.
Makes most logical sense in context
#26. My brother only cares about earning as much money……. he can.
The correct phrase is “as much as” for comparisons
#27. OPPOSITE in meaning: Calibre
Opposite of calibre/capability
#28. The largest district of the Punjab by area is:
#29. The minimum number of persons populated in one square kilometer of area are in:
#30. In which divine book the Holy Prophet S.A.W was called as Farooq?
#31. We lost confidence in Ali because he never ……. the grandiose promises he had made.
The phrase “deliver on promises” means to fulfill them
#32. How many fundamental pillars of Islam are there?
#33. To which Prophet Muslim Ummah belongs?
#34. A wind which reverses seasonally is known as:
#35. Which of the following was given the title of Ambassador of Hindu Muslim unity?
#36. Sales Tax is ultimately paid by:
#37. The Holy Quran was revealed through Angel ……. to the Holy Prophet S.A.W.
#38. When Zakat became Farz?
#39. Associating partners with those who do not believe in Oneness of Allah are called:
#40. Many boys were …… at street corners for the coffee bar to open.
The phrasal verb “hanging about” means waiting around/loitering
#41. Which of the following is the largest ocean that covers about one third of the surface of earth?
#42. The owners of the paper changed the ……… Completely.
Most appropriate word for the design/arrangement of a paper
#43. Zakat is obligatory when a muslim has wealth worth of:
#44. We plan on taking Professor Javed’s class unless he ……… on vacation next term.
Present tense is used for future conditions
#45. SIMILAR in meaning: Illustrate
Similar to illustrate/exemplify
#46. New name of Northwest Frontier Province is:
#47. Telephone was invented by:
#48. Only one bad grade …….. not affect your overall GPA.
Modal verb ‘do’ is used with ‘not’ for negative statements
#49. The coldest region on the Earth is:
#50. In 1940, the annual session of Muslim league was held at:
#51. Which of the following desert is the largest by area.
#52. Hazrat Muhammad S.A.W was born in:
#53. Checking of accounting records conducted by a professional accountant to find out any fraud or discrepancies is termed as:
#54. From which matter, Allah created the first human?
#55. General Assembly of the United Nations meets in a regular session.
#56. The Capital of the Azad Kashmir is:
#57. The national flower of Pakistan is.
Essays:
- How can we minimize environmental issues?
- What is the importance of law in our daily life?
- What are the physical benefits of sports?
Personal Statement:
- A special trip you took and how it affected you.
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