Quiz 1637 (Khyber Pass Special)

Q1. Khyber Pass connects Peshawar to?
(A) Iran
(B) China
(C) Afghanistan
(D) Turkey

Q2. What is the length of Khyber Pass?
(A) 53 Km
(B) 54 Km
(C) 56 Km
(D) 58 Km

Q3. What is the height of Khyber Pass?

Q4. In which mountain Khyber Pass lies?

Q5. In which agency Khyber Pass lies?

Q6. Which Highway passes through Khyber Pass?

Q7. The summit of Khyber Pass is --- inside Pakistan at Landi Kotal.

Q8. Which great conquerors crossed the Khyber Pass?

Q9. How many times Mehmood Ghaznavi crossed the Khyber Pass?

Q10. When Sikhs under Ranjit Singh captured the Khyber Pass?

Q11. Gate of Khyber (Bab-e-Khyber) was inaugurated on --- by General Ayub Khan?
(A) 11 June 1961
(B) 11 June 1962
(C) 11 June 1963
(D) 11 June 1964

Q12. Which is the highest point of Khyber Pass?
(A) Chaman
(B) Landi Kotal
(C) Nooran Shah
(D) Shandur Peak

Q13. What is the height of Landi Kotal?
(A) 3100 feet
(B) 3300 feet
(C) 3400 feet
(D) 3500 feet

Q14. How far is the Jamrood Check Post from Peshawar?

Q15. -- is the border between Pakistan & Afghanistan.
(A) Jamrood
(B) Torkham
(C) Landi Kotal
(D) Wagah

Q16. Torkham is -- from Landi Kotal.
(A) 10 Km
(B) 12 Km
(C) 14 Km
(D) 16 Km

Q17. What is Khyber Pass called in Urdu?

Q18. What is the meaning of Khyber?
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