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611.

"Siyara Digest" was started in:

A.	1952	B.	1962
C.	1972	D.	1982

612.

"Takbir" was issued from:

A.	Rawalpindi	B.	Peshawar
C.	Lahore	D.	Karachi

613.

"Zindagi" was issued on:

A.	September 6. 1968	B.	September 6. 1969
C.	September 6. 1970	D.	September 6. 1971

614.

"MAG" English magazine is published from:

A.	Peshawar	B.	Quetta
C.	Lahore	D.	Karachi

615.

"Friday Times" was issued on:

A.	May 23. 1989	B.	May 23. 1990
C.	May 23. 1991	D.	None of these

616.

Display means:

A.	That size of type larger than body type, which is used to attract attention. Use, rather than size, determines difference between body and display types.	B.	A line giving the name of the writer of a story or article.
C.	It means the line rules used to form a box in display.	D.	None of these

617.

Display ads means:

A.	It means the line rules used to form a box in display.	B.	It is said when all the copy has been given out to the compositors.
C.	Large advertisements, usually containing illustrations. Display type - Types that have heavier or larger fae than the type usually used for the text of books, articles or advertisements.	D.	A senior journalist having accreditation card from the information department.

618.

Drop line means:

A.	An intro beginning with a display type much bigger in proportion to the text type.	B.	To cut down a photograph or a plate in size.
C.	A heading set in stair-step. Fashion.	D.	None of these

619.

Drop-letter means:

A.	The total copies of a newspaper printed at one run.	B.	The fixed time given for the publication of a story before which it should not be released.
C.	An intro beginning with a display type much bigger in proportion to the text type.	D.	None of these

620.

Dummy means:

A.	The total copies of a newspaper printed at one run.	B.	An intro beginning with a display type much bigger in proportion to the text type.
C.	It is an experimental printing, not for public view, it only shows the position of advertisements, stories, illustrations etc.	D.	None of these