12th Class Principle of Geography Online MCQ's Test with Answers for Chapter 31 (Physical Features of Pakistan)

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Question # 1

Toward's north-eastern and north-western side of Pakistan is:

Question # 2

Average height of Pir Panjal range is:

Question # 3

Pakistan's northern and north eastern mountains:

Question # 4

Holiday resort of Murree is located in:

Question # 5

The highest peak of the central / great Himalayas is:

Question # 6

North-eastern and north-western mountains of Pakistan were formed:

Question # 7

Beautiful lakes of Kallar Kahar, Khabeki and Uchchali are located in:

Question # 8

K-2 peak located in Karakoram has height of:

Question # 9

In Koh-Safed, 4,760 meters high peak is:

Question # 10

River Gomal provide boundary to the Waziristan hills?

Question # 11

Baroghil Pass located in Hindukush mountains provide linkage between:

Question # 12

River Gomal provide boundary to the Waziristan hills ?

Question # 13

The Kirthar hills are located along the boundary of:

Question # 14

Cholistan desert is in the:

Question # 15

Highest peak of Sulaiman mountains is:

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ICom Part II Commercial Geography (English Medium) Chapter 0 Important MCQ's

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1 North-eastern and north-western mountains of Pakistan were formed:
A. In tertiary era
B. In quaternaryera
C. In pre-cambrianera
D. In Cambrianera
2 Total mountainous area of Pakistan is:
A. 4,68,000 sq Km
B. 5,00,000 sq Km
C. 3,28,000 sq Km
D. 3,35,000 sq Km
3 The Sulaiman mountains are located in north-south direction in Baluchistan province up to:
A. 300 Km
B. 450 Km
C. 400 Km
D. 500 Km
4 North-eastern and north-western mountains of Pakistan were fromed:
A. In tertiary era
B. In quaternary era
C. In pre-cambrian era
D. In Cambrian era
5 Highest peak of Salt Range, Sakesar is:
A. 5000 feet
B. 4950feet
C. 4992feet
D. 5325feet
6 Pakistan's northern and north eastern mountains:
A. Are located in four parallel series
B. Are located in three parallel series
C. Are located in five parallel series
D. Are located in two parallel series
7 River Gomal provide boundary to the Waziristan hills?
A. Southern boundary
B. Northern boundary
C. Eastern boundary
D. Western boundary
8 Shandur Pass located in Hindukush provide linkage between:
A. Hunza and Gilgit
B. Gilgit and Chitral
C. Gilgit and Baltistan
D. Gilgit and Laddakh
9 Pakistan's northern and north-eastern mountains:
A. Are located in four parallel series
B. Are located in three parallel series
C. Are located in five parallel series
D. Are located in two parallel series
10 Toward's north-eastern and north-western side of Pakistan is:
A. Deserts are located
B. Planteau's are located
C. Plains are located
D. Mountains are located

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