Pir Panjal MCQs – Geography of Jammu & Kashmir 30 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/30 Subscribe 1. Pir Panjal Range is part of: (A) Karakoram Range (B) Andes (C) Himalayas (D) Alps 2. Pir Panjal Range is located mainly in: (A) Jammu & Kashmir (B) Sindh (C) Punjab (D) Balochistan 3. Pir Panjal Range lies in: (A) Lesser Himalayas (B) Northern Plains (C) Coastal region (D) Thar Desert 4. The Pir Panjal Pass is also known as: (A) Khunjerab Pass (B) Khyber Pass (C) Bolan Pass (D) Banihal Pass 5. Pir Panjal Range separates: (A) Punjab and Sindh (B) Tibet and Nepal (C) China and India (D) Kashmir Valley and Outer Hills 6. The average height of Pir Panjal Range is: (A) Low hills (B) Coastal plains (C) Moderate mountains (D) Desert plateau 7. Pir Panjal Range is famous for: (A) Deserts (B) Coastal beaches (C) Snow-covered peaks (D) Fertile plains 8. The highest peak of Pir Panjal Range is: (A) Nanga Parbat (B) K2 (C) Everest (D) Tosa Maidan peak 9. Pir Panjal Range is part of which geological system: (A) Volcanic mountains (B) Fold mountains (C) Block mountains (D) Residual mountains 10. Pir Panjal Range affects the climate of: (A) Coastal areas (B) Kashmir Valley (C) Thar Desert (D) Punjab plains only 11. The Pir Panjal Range acts as: (A) Political boundary (B) Ocean divider (C) Climatic barrier (D) River source only 12. Pir Panjal Range is mainly composed of: (A) Sedimentary and metamorphic rocks (B) Lava rocks (C) Sand dunes (D) Coral rocks 13. Pir Panjal Range receives: (A) No rainfall (B) Tropical rain only (C) Only desert winds (D) Heavy snowfall in winters 14. The vegetation of Pir Panjal is mainly: (A) Desert shrubs (B) Coniferous forests (C) Mangroves (D) Grasslands only 15. Pir Panjal Range is located in which direction of Kashmir Valley: (A) East (B) South (C) North (D) West 16. Pir Panjal Range is important for: (A) Water sources and rivers (B) Mining only (C) Desert formation (D) Sea trade 17. The famous Mughal Road passes through: (A) Karakoram (B) Thar Desert (C) Himalaya Core (D) Pir Panjal Range 18. Pir Panjal Range belongs to: (A) Great Himalayas (B) Outer Himalayas (C) Trans Himalayas (D) Lesser Himalayas 19. Pir Panjal Range separates Kashmir from: (A) China (B) Jammu plains (C) Tibet (D) Nepal 20. The climate of Pir Panjal Range is: (A) Tropical (B) Marine (C) Desert (D) Alpine 21. Pir Panjal Range is known for: (A) Beautiful valleys (B) Oil fields (C) Beaches (D) Volcanoes 22. Pir Panjal Range is part of which region’s geography: (A) Punjab (B) Jammu & Kashmir (C) Sindh (D) Balochistan 23. Pir Panjal Range is formed due to: (A) Plate collision (B) Volcanic eruption (C) River erosion (D) Wind deposition 24. Pir Panjal Range is located between: (A) Jhelum Valley and Jammu Plains (B) Indus and Ravi (C) Chenab and Sutlej (D) Ganga and Yamuna 25. Pir Panjal Range is important for: (A) Tourism and natural beauty (B) Agriculture (C) Industry (D) Fishing 26. Pir Panjal Range is part of which mountain belt: (A) Andes belt (B) Alpine-Himalayan belt (C) Rocky belt (D) Atlas belt 27. The rivers originating from Pir Panjal are mainly: (A) Seasonal streams (B) Underground rivers only (C) Ocean currents (D) Permanent rivers 28. Pir Panjal Range has which type of slope: (A) Gentle coastal slope (B) Flat plains (C) Steep and rugged slopes (D) Sandy dunes 29. Pir Panjal Range is important because it: (A) Supports desert formation (B) Blocks monsoon winds (C) Creates ocean currents (D) Forms islands 30. Pir Panjal Range is mainly studied under: (A) Human Geography (B) Political Science (C) Physical Geography (D) Economics