My Beautiful Pakistan Trivia Quiz

Answer: Islamabad

Pakistan has four provinces and four capitals for those provinces: Punjab province- Lahore; Sindh province- Karachi; North-West Frontier Province- Peshawar; and Baluchistan province- Quetta. Islamabad is the federal capital and is in its own district, not in a province.

Answer: Arabian Sea

Two major port cities of Pakistan are on the sea: Karachi and Gwadar. The Indian Ocean is south of India, the Persian Gulf is south of Iran, and the Indus Sea does not exist.

Answer: Punjabi

Punjabi is the dominant language of the country because Punjab is the largest province in terms of population. Although almost everyone in Pakistan can speak Urdu, most speak Punjabi. Punjabi itself is a variation of Urdu.

Answer: Rupee

Pakistan uses the rupee, which is the same as India. The rupee comes in different colors. The notes range from five rupees (which isn't used much) to 5,000 rupees. The basic ten rupees note is green, 50 is purple, 100 is red, and 1,000 is blue.

Answer: Apples

Rice, wheat, and cotton are produced in huge numbers in Pakistan and are the core products of Pakistani agriculture. Apples are not native to Pakistan.

Answer: Dhaulagiri

K2 (8611 m), Nanga Parbat (8,126 m), and Gasherbrum (8,080 m) are the second, ninth, and eleventh tallest mountains in the world. They are all located in Pakistan. K2 stretches into other countries as well. Dhaulagiri (8,167 m) is the world's seventh tallest mountain and is located in Nepal. Pakistan is home to many of the tallest mountains in the world.

Answer: Baluchistan

Baluchistan has traditionally been the least populated because of its many deserts, mountains, and plateaus. It is large in area, but not many people live there. Its capital is Quetta.

Answer: Faisalabad--Chenab

Lahore (Punjab) is directly on the Ravi River and Sukkur (Sindh) is directly on the Indus River. Although Bahawalpur city is not on the Sutlej River (Punjab), the district is. Faisalabad (Punjab) district is no longer on the Chenab. It once bordered the Chenab, but the area around the river formed its own district, Chiniot (Punjab)

Answer: Rainy Season

Pakistan normally has three climates in the year. From July to September, it's wet. From October to February, it's cool. Finally, from March to June, it's really hot! In the north, it can snow a lot, and in the south, it rarely rains.

Answer: Lahore

Lahore is indeed a very historical city. It was known as the Garden of the Mughals. It is filled with 17th century mosques and beautiful gardens. It is a very nice place to visit and live. It's home to the Punjab government. Peshawar (NWFP) and Multan (Punjab) are historical cities as well.