Step 1: Understand sky wave communication.
In sky wave communication, radio waves are reflected back to the Earth by the ionosphere. This method is used for long-distance or beyond-the-horizon communication.
Step 2: Recall the suitable frequency range.
Sky wave propagation is possible only for frequencies approximately between
\[
3\,MHz \text{ and } 30\,MHz
\]
Frequencies much lower than this are absorbed, while frequencies much higher than this penetrate the ionosphere and do not return to Earth.
Step 3: Check the given options.
\[
10\,KHz=0.01\,MHz
\]
which is too low for sky wave communication.
\[
10\,MHz
\]
lies within the suitable range of
\[
3\,MHz \text{ to } 30\,MHz
\]
Hence, it is suitable for sky wave communication.
\[
1\,GHz
\]
and
\[
1000\,GHz
\]
are extremely high frequencies and pass through the ionosphere instead of getting reflected.
Step 4: Final conclusion.
Therefore, the suitable frequency is
\[
\boxed{10\,MHz}
\]