Which mountain range separates Pakistan and Afghanistan ?
Correct answer: C. The Hindu Kush
- A. Karakoram range
- B. Pamirs Range
- C. The Hindu Kush
- D. Kirthar Range
Explanation
The Hindu Kush forms much of the mountainous frontier between Pakistan and Afghanistan, especially around the Khyber and Chitral regions. The Karakoram is mainly associated with Pakistan’s northern boundary with China and India.
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