Exam 7: South Asia: Pakistan and the Himalayan States

Both Nepal and Bhutan are landlocked countries.

A highway through the Karakorum that links Pakistan with _____ was opened in 1986.

Pakistan's chief industrial crop is:

The main food crop of Pakistan is:

The majority of Pakistanis are Shia Muslims.

Rabi crops such as wheat and barley are sown after the onset of the wet monsoon and harvested in autumn.

Ladakh and Sikkim,once independent states,are now part of Pakistan.

City growth in Pakistan is fast enough to be called:

Which region was once known as the "Ornament of the Mughal Empire?"

In 1971,_____ became the independent nation of Bangladesh.

Three of the world's largest glaciers outside of the polar regions can be found in:

Pakistan's primate city is:

Second to _____ in size and wealth,_____ has the greatest economic potential.

Jihadi groups are Islamic,armed militias.

Unlike India,Pakistan is too poor to develop an atomic device.

Many people in the Himalayan countries speak _____ languages.

The second largest city in Pakistan is:

Three-quarters of Pakistan's urban places are situated:

Karachi continues to grow by:

The new port of Gwadar is supervised by the port authority of: