ADVENTURE CHANGES, DANGER DOES NOT

Front

What is the main point of the author regarding human interaction with nature?

Back

The author suggests that there are places that humans simply cannot tame, as indicated by the growing tally of deaths.

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What is the primary responsibility of climbers on Mount Everest according to the text?

Back

Climbers on Mount Everest must ensure their own survival first.

Front

What is a synonym for 'ascent' as used in the context of climbing?

Back

Climb.

Front

What does the statement 'failure may exact the ultimate price' imply for mountaineers?

Back

It implies that climbers understand they may die if they fail on their climb.

Front

What claim is supported by evidence regarding the difficulty of climbing Mount Everest?

Back

Mount Everest is easier to climb than it used to be.

Front

What does the term 'counterpoint' refer to in the context of the author's argument?

Back

It refers to the contrasting idea that despite adventure, there are inherent dangers that cannot be ignored.

Front

How does the author illustrate the dangers of climbing Mount Everest?

Back

By referencing the growing number of deaths associated with climbing.

Front

What is the significance of understanding the risks involved in mountaineering?

Back

It is crucial for climbers to make informed decisions to prioritize their safety.

Front

What role does preparation play in climbing Mount Everest?

Back

Preparation is essential for ensuring climbers' survival and success.

Front

What does the author suggest about the evolution of climbing techniques on Mount Everest?

Back

The author suggests that climbing techniques have improved, making it easier than in the past.