The Karakoram Range

What is the highest peak in the Karakoram Range?

• K2

• Annapurna

• Makalu

• Mount Everest

Where is the Karakoram Range located geographically?

• South Asia

• Australia

• North America

• Europe

What are the typical climate and weather patterns in the Karakoram Range?

• Mild and rainy with occasional snowfall

• Hot and humid with consistent weather patterns

• Cold and dry with extreme weather patterns

• Tropical and sunny with no extreme weather

How does the Karakoram Range impact the local communities?

• By providing water resources, influencing climate patterns, and offering opportunities for tourism and trade.

• By increasing the risk of natural disasters

• By causing drought and famine

• By creating a barrier to trade and tourism

What type of wildlife can be found in the Karakoram Range?

• Lions, tigers, and elephants

• Kangaroos, koalas, and emus

• Snow leopards, Himalayan brown bears, ibex, and Marco Polo sheep

• Polar bears, penguins, and reindeer

How do the people living near the Karakoram Range adapt to the harsh climate?

• They wear swimsuits and sunbathe all day

• They use igloos as their homes

• They use traditional clothing, build sturdy homes, and practice sustainable agriculture.

• They rely on imported food and supplies

What are the major rivers that originate from the Karakoram Range?

• Danube River, Rhine River, Seine River

• Indus River, Shyok River, Yarkand River

• Nile River, Amazon River, Mississippi River

• Ganges River, Brahmaputra River, Yamuna River

What are the main economic activities of the people living in the Karakoram Range region?

• Technology, finance, and healthcare

• Fishing, mining, and manufacturing

• Construction, transportation, and education

• Agriculture, animal husbandry, and tourism

How does the Karakoram Range contribute to the water resources of the surrounding areas?

• Volcanic activity releasing water into the surrounding areas

• Glacial melting and snowmelt feeding into rivers and streams

• Deforestation leading to increased water flow in the surrounding areas

• Underground reservoirs supplying water to the surrounding areas