Free Mountain Ranges and Passes MCQs with Answers

204 Mountain Ranges and Passes MCQs from Pakistan Studies, each with the correct answer and a written explanation of why it is correct. Free and unlimited, with no account needed.

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91. What is the length of Karakoram Highway?

  • A. 810 miles
  • B. 910 miles
  • C. 710 miles
  • D. None of these

Explanation: The Karakoram Highway is commonly given as about 810 miles, or roughly 1,300 kilometres, linking Pakistan with China through the Khunjerab Pass. Small variations occur because different sources round its length differently.

Correct answer: 810 miles

92. Katas Raj temple reserved Hindu's temple in Pakistan, in which district do the temples reside?

  • A. Bahawalpur
  • B. Chakwal
  • C. Gilgit
  • D. Peshawar

Explanation: The Katas Raj temple complex is located in Chakwal District of Punjab. It is associated with the sacred pond around which the Hindu temples are built.

Correct answer: Chakwal

93. Nanga Parbat is ________ in world and 2nd highest peak in Pakistan.

  • A. 7th
  • B. 8th
  • C. 9th
  • D. 10th

Explanation: Nanga Parbat, at 8,126 metres, is the world’s ninth-highest mountain and Pakistan’s second-highest peak after K2. Its name means “Naked Mountain.”

Correct answer: 9th

94. Khunjerab Pass connects Gilgit Baltistan with China's Xinjiang region and is the highest paved international border at _________ feet from sea level.

  • A. 15,500
  • B. 15,000
  • C. 14,500
  • D. 13,000Colleges & Universities

Explanation: Khunjerab Pass is about 15,397 feet above sea level, usually rounded to 15,500 feet in general-knowledge questions. It lies on the Pakistan-China border in the Karakoram.

Correct answer: 15,500

95. Which mountain range is located in Balochistan Province?

  • A. Hindu Kush Range
  • B. Karakoram Range
  • C. Central Brahui Range
  • D. Nanga Parbat Range

Explanation: The Central Brahui Range lies in Balochistan and forms part of the province’s rugged upland geography. Hindu Kush and Karakoram are associated mainly with the north, while Nanga Parbat is a mountain rather than a range.

Correct answer: Central Brahui Range

96. Kumrat valley is situated in _____?

  • A. swat
  • B. lower dir
  • C. Waziristan
  • D. upper dir

Explanation: Kumrat Valley is located in Upper Dir District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Its forests, waterfalls and mountain scenery make it a prominent tourism destination in the region.

Correct answer: upper dir

97. Which is the highest pass in the Hindu Kush mountain range in Pakistan?

  • A. Khunjerab Pass
  • B. Khyber Pass
  • C. Lowari Pass
  • D. Babusar Pass

Explanation: Lowari Pass, at about 3,118 metres, is commonly identified in Pakistan Studies MCQs as the highest pass of the Hindu Kush in Pakistan. Khunjerab belongs to the Karakoram, while Babusar is associated with the Himalayas.

Correct answer: Lowari Pass

98. The maximum height of the Karoonjhar Mountain is.....?

  • A. 506 m
  • B. 403 m
  • C. 305 m
  • D. 204 m

Explanation: Karoonjhar Mountain reaches about 305 metres at its highest point. It is located in the Tharparkar region of southeastern Sindh, near Nagarparkar.

Correct answer: 305 m

99. Smallest District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa?

  • A. Malakand District
  • B. Peshawar District
  • C. Torghar District
  • D. Karak District

Explanation: Torghar is the smallest district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa by area. It was formerly known as the Kala Dhaka area and became a separate district in 2011.

Correct answer: Torghar District

100. Capital of British during summer days in India was_________?

  • A. Delhi
  • B. Bombay
  • C. Calcutta
  • D. Shimla

Explanation: Shimla served as the summer capital of British India because its cooler Himalayan climate offered relief from the heat of the plains. Calcutta was the earlier permanent capital before Delhi became the capital in 1911.

Correct answer: Shimla