Which chain of mountains forms the backbone of the Malay Peninsula?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. The Titiwangsa Mountains
- Step 1: The Titiwangsa Mountains, known locally as Banjaran Besar or the main range, form the backbone of the Malay Peninsula. Answer: The Titiwangsa Mountains. Why not the others: The Barisan Range, the Hose Mountains and the Crocker Range don't fit.
Practise more Land, Rivers and States.
Free questions with an explanation for every one, and full timed General Knowledge (Malaysia) mock tests.
More Land, Rivers and States questions
- Which is the highest mountain in Malaysia?
- Which is the highest mountain of Peninsular Malaysia?
- Which is the longest river of Malaysia?
- Which strait lies between Peninsular Malaysia and Sumatra?
- Which sea separates Peninsular Malaysia from East Malaysia?
- Which island do Sabah and Sarawak share with Brunei and Indonesian Kalimantan?