Free Geography of Pakistan MCQs with Answers

577 Geography of Pakistan MCQs from Pakistan Studies, each with the correct answer and a written explanation of why it is correct. Free and unlimited, with no account needed.

Geography of Pakistan covers the Indus river system, major dams, mountain ranges, passes, climatic regions, agricultural zones, minerals and other natural resources. Questions connect physical geography with irrigation, crops, transport and regional development, while distinguishing mountain passes from river valleys and renewable resources from mineral reserves.

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Easy
  • A. Sindh
  • B. Gilgit
  • C. KPK
  • D. Punjab

Explanation: The Thal Desert lies mainly in Punjab, between the Indus and Jhelum rivers.

Correct answer: Punjab
Hard
  • A. 74,521 Km
  • B. 40,914 Km
  • C. 347,190 Sq Km
  • D. 205,345 Sq Km

Explanation: Punjab covers approximately 205,345 square kilometres, making it Pakistan's second-largest province by area after Balochistan.

Correct answer: 205,345 Sq Km
Moderate
  • A. 3
  • B. 5
  • C. 6
  • D. None of These

Explanation: Pakistan is commonly described in general-knowledge texts as having five major deserts: Thar, Cholistan, Thal, Kharan and Katpana.

Correct answer: 5
Easy
  • A. Multan
  • B. Quetta
  • C. Karachi
  • D. Faisalabad

Explanation: Multan is famous for its high-quality mangoes and is often called the mango city of Pakistan.

Correct answer: Multan
Moderate
  • A. 37.4
  • B. 40.5
  • C. 42.0
  • D. None of These

Explanation: Agriculture has traditionally provided about 37.4 percent of Pakistan's employment in the cited economic-survey figures.

Correct answer: 37.4
Very hard
  • A. 1.86%
  • B. 2.86%
  • C. 3.86%
  • D. None of These

Explanation: Water covers approximately 2.86 percent of Pakistan's total area according to the commonly cited Pakistan Studies figure.

Correct answer: 2.86%
Hard
  • A. 1775
  • B. 1875
  • C. 1957
  • D. None of These

Explanation: Pakistan is commonly described in geographical references as extending about 1,875 kilometres in its longer north-south span.

Correct answer: 1875
Moderate
  • A. Sukkur
  • B. Larkana
  • C. Thatta
  • D. None of These

Explanation: Larkana is simultaneously the name of a division, a district and a city in Sindh.

Correct answer: Larkana
Moderate
  • A. 9
  • B. 10
  • C. 11
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Punjab has 10 administrative divisions in the current commonly used classification, including the later-created Gujrat Division.

Correct answer: 10
Fairly easy
  • A. Punjab
  • B. Sindh
  • C. Balochistan
  • D. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Explanation: Balochistan has Pakistan’s lowest literacy rate, largely because of its dispersed population, difficult terrain, sparse institutions and…

Correct answer: Balochistan
Hard
  • A. Tharparkar
  • B. Dadu
  • C. Khair Pur Mirs
  • D. Karachi

Explanation: Achro Thar, or the White Desert, is located in Khairpur District of Sindh.

Correct answer: Khair Pur Mirs
Very hard
  • A. 18th
  • B. 19th
  • C. 20th
  • D. None of these

Explanation: General knowledge sources commonly describe the Thar Desert as the world’s 18th-largest desert and a notably fertile desert because…

Correct answer: 18th
Moderate
  • A. 101,741 Sq Km
  • B. 90,914 Sq Km
  • C. 347,190 Sq Km
  • D. 205,344 Sq Km

Explanation: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa covers approximately 101,741 square kilometres, making option a the standard reported figure.

Correct answer: 101,741 Sq Km
Fairly easy
  • A. Friendly Desert
  • B. Fertile Desert
  • C. Rohi Desert
  • D. Sandy Desert

Explanation: Cholistan is also known as the Rohi Desert, especially in local and literary usage. Its arid sandy landscape lies mainly in southern Punjab.

Correct answer: Rohi Desert
Moderate
  • A. Sindh
  • B. Balochistan
  • C. Punjab
  • D. KPK

Explanation: Balochistan is called Pakistan's Fruit Basket because its upland valleys produce apples, grapes, peaches, cherries and other fruits.

Correct answer: Balochistan
Fairly easy
  • A. Sargodha
  • B. Khushab
  • C. DG khan
  • D. Bahawalpur

Explanation: Soon Valley lies in Khushab District of Punjab, within the Salt Range. Its lakes, hills and relatively mild valley climate distinguish it…

Correct answer: Khushab
Easy
  • A. KPK
  • B. Sindh
  • C. Balochistan
  • D. Punjab

Explanation: The Brahui-speaking population is concentrated mainly in Balochistan, especially around the central Balochistan highlands.

Correct answer: Balochistan
Hard
  • A. Multan
  • B. Dera Ghazi Khan
  • C. Quetta
  • D. Layyah

Explanation: The Angora goat farm is located in Layyah District of Punjab. Angora goats are raised for mohair, a fibre requiring organized livestock…

Correct answer: Layyah
Moderate
  • A. Thar
  • B. Cholistan
  • C. Noshehra
  • D. Nokkundi

Explanation: Nok Kundi in western Balochistan lies in an extremely arid region and records Pakistan’s lowest rainfall.

Correct answer: Nokkundi
Very hard
  • A. 1980
  • B. 1981
  • C. 1982
  • D. 1983

Explanation: Pakistan’s Environmental Protection Ordinance was enacted in 1983 as an early federal legal framework for environmental protection.

Correct answer: 1983