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Mountains of Pakistan MCQs & Past Papers – Sample 2

Mountains of Pakistan MCQs cover Karakoram, Himalaya, Hindu Kush, K2 and notable peaks. Passes are drilled on their own topic so each search has a page.

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Mountains of Pakistan MCQs (11–20)

10 questions on this page, with a one-liner under each answer. Hide answers to attempt; questions you already answered stay revealed. This is a sample of 30 Mountains of Pakistan MCQs. The full Geography bank is on the chapter pages, 10 questions at a time.

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Past Paper MCQ
The second highest peak K-2 in the world is located in?
Correct Answer: B. Karakoram Range
One-liner
K-2, the second highest peak in the world, is located in the Karakoram Range.
12.
Past Paper MCQ
Which mountain peak is also known as K-4?
Correct Answer: B. Gasherbrum II
One-liner
Gasherbrum II is also known as K-4, the 13th highest mountain in the world.
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Past Paper MCQ
Kalat Range is situated in which province of Pakistan?
Correct Answer: A. Balochistan
One-liner
The Kalat Range is situated in the province of Balochistan, Pakistan.
14.
Past Paper MCQ
Shiwaliks are ______ part of Himalayas.
Correct Answer: B. Southernmost
One-liner
The Shiwaliks are the southernmost part of the Himalayas.
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Where is Godwin Austen located?
Correct Answer: A. Pakistan
One-liner
Godwin Austen, also known as K2, is located in Pakistan.
16.
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Kunchi Saar Peak is found in _____?
Correct Answer: B. Hindu Kush Range
One-liner
Kunchi Saar Peak is found in the Hindu Kush Range.
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Himalayan black bear is found in?
Correct Answer: A. Himalayas
One-liner
The Himalayan black bear is found in the Himalayas.
18.
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What is the average height of Sub-Himalayas?
Correct Answer: A. 600 – 1200 meters
One-liner
The average height of the Sub-Himalayas is 600 – 1200 meters.
19.
Past Paper MCQ
Where is the Karakoram Range located in relation to the Himalaya range?
Correct Answer: A. North
One-liner
The Karakoram Range is located to the north of the Himalaya range.
20.
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What is the point called where the Karakoram, Hindukush, and Himalayan mountain ranges meet?
Correct Answer: A. Pamir Knot
One-liner
The point where the Karakoram, Hindukush, and Himalayan mountain ranges meet is called the Pamir Knot.

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Are these Mountains of Pakistan MCQs with answers?

Yes. Each question on this page can be attempted here, with the correct option and a one-liner. This URL is a sample of 30 Mountains of Pakistan MCQs across 3 pages. The rest of the Geography questions are on the chapter pages, 10 MCQs per page.

Are Mountains of Pakistan MCQs asked in FPSC, PPSC, NTS and all One Paper Exams?

Yes. Mountains of Pakistan is part of the Geography portion of most Pakistani one-paper job tests. Weighting still depends on the advertisement — use the official syllabus for your post.

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