MCQs About Northern Areas of Pakistan

I know most of the people have been to the Northern Areas of Pakistan but very few people have information about Pakistan’s Northern Areas. So, we have researched and organized all important MCQs about Northern Areas of Pakistan. You can memorize all of them with the following steps:

How To Memorize All These MCQs About Northern Areas of Pakistan

It is very simple to memorize these MCQs. Initially you should watch this video we have made about Norther Areas of Pakistan. We have given all important facts about them. Once you go through the video, you should watch these MCQs once. At the end, you should practice these MCQs in quiz form that are available at the last MCQs of this post. It is mentioned as Start Quiz MCQs about Northern Areas of Pakistan.

Most Repeated MCQs About Pakistan’s Northern Areas

1.      Name the Highway which connects Pakistan with China?

(a)    Silk Road

(b)    Khunjrab Road

(c)    G.T. Road

(d)    d) Karakoram

2.      At the Pak-China border Karakoram Highway passes through:

(a)    Khunjerab Pass

(b)    Khojak Pass

(c)    Khyber Pass

(d)    Taxila

3.      The old name of Karakoram Highway is:

(a)    Silk Road

(b)    Khunjrab Road

(c)    Silk highway

(d)    None of them

4.      The Karakoram Highway starts from:

(a)    Hawelia

(b)    Hasan Abdal

(c)    Abbotabad

(d)    Taxila

5.      The Silk Road was actually a series of trade routes linking China with the:

(a)    Asia

(b)    South Asia

(c)    West

(d)    Middle East

6.      Karakoram is a Turkish word meaning:

a)      High Mountain

b)      Dangerous Mountain

c)      Crumbling Rock

d)      Not Passable Mountain

7.      12 out of the world’s highest 30 mountains are in:

a)      Himalaya

b)      Hindu Kush

c)      Pamir

d)      Karakoram

8.      Nanga Parbat is also known as:

(a)    Diamer

(b)    White mountain

(c)    Naked mountain

(d)    NOT

9.      Karakoram Highway ends at:

(a)    Sost

(b)    Khunjrab

(c)    Kashgar

(d)    Sinkiang

10.   Nanga Parbat’s nick name is:

(a)    Killer mountain

(b)    White mountain

(c)    Naked mountain

(d)    Friendly mountain

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11.   Siachen Glacier is near:

(a)    Astor

(b)    Baltistan

(c)    Chilas

(d)    Skardu

12.   Which place is on the Roof of the World?

(a)    Chitral

(b)    Baltistan

(c)    Skardu

(d)    Chilas

13.   Karakoram Highways passes through:

(a)    Himalaya

(b)    Karakoram

(c)    Pamir

(d)    All of them

14.   Which place is called as Little Tibet?

(a)    Chitral

(b)    Chilas

(c)    Baltistan

(d)    Skardu

15.   Satpara Lake is near:

(a)    Hunza

(b)    Skardu

(c)    Swat

(d)    Chitral

16.   The capital of Pakistan’s Northern Area is:

(a)    Swat

(b)    Baltistan

(c)    Hunza

(d)    Gilgit

17.   Which Pakistan area is sandwiched between China and Indian Held Kashmir?

(a)    Astor

(b)    Baltistan

(c)    Chitral

(d)    Kalash

18.   ______place is said “the place where heaven and earth meet”?

(a)     Punial

(b)    Chitral

(c)    Kalash

(d)    Swat

19.   Where the deposits of precious and semi-precious stones such as rubies and garnets are found?

(a)    Gilgit

(b)    Hunza

(c)    Skardu

(d)    Swat

20.   Ruby mines are situated in:

(a)    Swat

(b)    Skardu

(c)    Hunza

(d)    Gilgit

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21.   The Polo game originated in the:

(a)    Northern Areas

(b)    UK

(c)    USA

(d)    Subcontinent

22.   In June, August, November, Polo tournaments are held in:

(a)    Gilgit

(b)    Skardu

(c)    Chilas

(d)    Astor

23.   Rakaposhi mountain is located near:

(a)    Hunza

(b)    Swat

(c)    Gilgit

(d)    Astor

24.   Rakaposhi is the ________ highest mountain in the world.

(a)    25th

(b)    27th

(c)    20th

(d)    10th

25.   Which are Gilgit-Baltistan areas?

(a)    Gilgit & Hunza

(b)    Gilgit, Hnza & Chilas

(c)    Gilgit, Hunza, Chilas and Skardu

(d)    Chilas & Skardu

26.   When former Northern Areas were granted full autonomy and given the name “Gilgit-Baltistan?

(a)    29th August 2009

(b)    15th September 2009

(c)    19th October 2009

(d)    None of these

27.   What is the total area of Gilgit Baltistan?

(a)    54321 km²

(b)    98421 km²

(c)    72498 km²

(d)    23545 km²

28.   How many districts are there in Gilgit Baltistan?

(a)    Three

(b)    Nine

(c)    Seven

(d)    Six

29.   When first elections were held in Gilgit Baltistan?

(a)    21st July, 2009

(b)    15th September 2009

(c)    19th October 2009

(d)    12th November 2009

30.   Name the first governor of Gilgit Baltistan?

(a)    Mir Ghanzafar Ali

(b)    Zafar Shah

(c)    Akbar Shah

(d)    Shama Khalid

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31.   Name the chief minister of Gilgit Baltistan?

(a)    Hafeezur Rahman

(b)    Zafar Shah

(c)    Akbar Shah

(d)    Khalid Khurshid