Karakoram MCQs – Geography of Jammu & Kashmir 30 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/30 Subscribe 1. Karakoram Range is located mainly in: (A) Punjab (B) Gilgit-Baltistan (C) Sindh (D) Balochistan 2. Karakoram Range is part of: (A) Alps (B) Andes (C) Himalayas (D) Atlas Mountains 3. The highest peak of Karakoram Range is: (A) K2 (B) Nanga Parbat (C) Everest (D) Tirich Mir 4. K2 is also known as: (A) Killer Mountain (B) Godwin Austen (C) Snow Peak (D) Ice Mountain 5. Karakoram Range lies between: (A) India and Nepal (B) Afghanistan and Turkmenistan (C) Iran and Iraq (D) Pakistan, India and China 6. Karakoram Range is famous for: (A) High glaciers and peaks (B) Deserts (C) Coastal plains (D) Forest plains 7. The Karakoram Highway connects Pakistan with: (A) India (B) China (C) Iran (D) Afghanistan 8. Karakoram Range is known as: (A) Roof of the world (partly) (B) Cold desert region (C) Coastal belt (D) River delta 9. The Karakoram Range is part of which mountain system: (A) Himalayan mountain system (B) Alpine system (C) Andes system (D) Atlas system 10. Karakoram Range has the largest concentration of: (A) Glaciers (B) Forests (C) Deserts (D) Lakes only 11. The Baltoro Glacier is located in: (A) Karakoram Range (B) Himalayas (C) Pir Panjal (D) Hindu Kush only 12. Karakoram Range is located in which direction of Pakistan: (A) North (B) South (C) East (D) West 13. Karakoram Range is formed due to: (A) Plate collision (B) Volcanic activity (C) Wind erosion (D) River deposition 14. Karakoram Range is part of: (A) Block mountains (B) Fold mountains (C) Volcanic mountains (D) Residual mountains 15. The climate of Karakoram Range is: (A) Tropical (B) Monsoon tropical (C) Maritime (D) Alpine and cold desert 16. Karakoram Range is important for: (A) Mountaineering and tourism (B) Agriculture (C) Fishing (D) Industry 17. The Karakoram Range includes which famous pass: (A) Khyber Pass (B) Bolan Pass (C) Khunjerab Pass (D) Gomal Pass 18. Karakoram Range is located near: (A) Arabian Sea (B) Thar Desert (C) Ganga Basin (D) Indus River system 19. Karakoram Range is famous for: (A) Hot climate (B) Extreme cold and high altitude (C) Coastal winds (D) Rainforests 20. The Karakoram Range lies mostly in: (A) India (B) Nepal (C) Pakistan (D) Bangladesh 21. Karakoram Range is part of which geographical study: (A) Physical geography (B) Human geography (C) Economic geography (D) Political science 22. The Karakoram Range is richer in: (A) Glaciers and snowfields (B) Oil (C) Coal only (D) Forest products only 23. Karakoram Range is connected with: (A) Hindu Kush and Himalayas (B) Alps and Andes (C) Atlas and Rockies (D) Ural only 24. The Karakoram Range is important for water source of: (A) Oceans (B) Amazon River (C) Nile River (D) Indus River system 25. The Karakoram Range is called: (A) Desert mountains (B) Cold desert mountains (C) Coastal mountains (D) Volcanic belt 26. Karakoram Range has: (A) No glaciers (B) Many large glaciers (C) Only rivers (D) Only forests 27. Karakoram Range is located in which region of Jammu & Kashmir geography: (A) Southern plains (B) Northern mountainous region (C) Coastal belt (D) River delta 28. Karakoram Range is important for: (A) Textile industry (B) Fishing industry (C) Agriculture only (D) Trade routes and passes 29. The terrain of Karakoram Range is: (A) Flat (B) Desert plain (C) Coastal (D) Very rugged and steep 30. Karakoram Range is mainly studied under: (A) Human geography (B) Physical geography (C) Sociology (D) Economics