Huge iron ore deposits in Pakistan are located in:

A. Swat
B. Hyderabad
C. Chiniot
D. Mianwali
Correct answer is: C. Chiniot
Significant iron ore deposits were discovered in Chiniot, Punjab, in recent years.

Sub-Himalayas is also known as:

A. Siwalik Range
B. Margalla
C. Pir Panjal
D. Koh-e-Suleman
Correct answer is: A. Siwalik Range
The Sub-Himalayas, or Siwalik Range, form the southernmost hills of the Himalayan system.

The largest hydroelectric dam in Pakistan is:

A. Tarbela Dam
B. Diamer Dam
C. Mangla Dam
D. Ghazi Brotha Dam
Correct answer is: A. Tarbela Dam
Tarbela Dam, on the Indus River, is Pakistan'slargest hydroelectric dam.

Balighar Dam is located on which river?

A. Indus
B. Ravi
C. Chenab
D. Sutlej
Correct answer is: C. Chenab
Balighar Dam, a proposed hydroelectric project, is located on the Chenab River.

How much part of Siachin glacier is under the control of Pakistan?

A. 33%
B. 44%
C. 47%
D. 55%
Correct answer is: A. 33%
Pakistan controls approximately 33% of the Siachen Glacier, with India controlling the rest.

What is the general climate of Pakistan?

A. Hot and Wet
B. Hot and Cold
C. Hot and Dry
D. None of these
Correct answer is: C. Hot and Dry
Pakistan'sclimate is generally hot and dry, especially in the plains and southern regions.

The largest salt mine in Pakistan is:

A. Kalabagh
B. Khewra
C. Haripur
D. Ziarat
Correct answer is: B. Khewra
Khewra Salt Mine, located in Punjab, is the largest salt mine in Pakistan.

What denotes the relationship between map distance and actual ground distance?

A. Scale
B. Legend
C. Compass
D. Projection
Correct answer is: A. Scale
The scale of a map shows the ratio between map distance and actual ground distance.

The Moderate phase of the Indian National Congress lasted from 1885 to which year?

A. 1905
B. 1911
C. 1919
D. 1929
Correct answer is: A. 1905
The Moderate phase of the Indian National Congress ended in 1905 with the rise of the Extremist faction.

Humayun recaptured Delhi in which year?

A. 1530
B. 1540
C. 1555
D. 1560
Correct answer is: C. 1555
Humayun recaptured Delhi in 1555 after defeating the Suri dynasty.
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