Everest by Erick Weihenmayer

The wind was blowing so loudly through the col that the narrator couldn´t hear the bells jingling from Chris´s ice axe.

• True

• False

Chris was moving in front of the narrator at his usual rock solid-pace, and the narrator was left on his heels, they were making unbelievable time

• True

• False

The narrator´s team, struggling just to put one foot in front of the other, moved so slowly.

• True

• False

In addition, the narrator´s teammates had chosen tight masks that rode low and tight across their cheeks and hung mostly below their chins.

• True

• False

The mountain had gotten desperately harder for everyone else, while it had gotten slightly easier for the narrator

• True

• False

What did the thin oxygen of extreme altitude to Chris and the narrator?

• It reduced them to stop a while.

• It reduced them to stop to breathing.

• It reduced them to a crawl.

• None.

What is the third equalizer according to the narrator?

• The cold air.

• The sunlight.

• The darkness.

What happens to the eyes when they are exposed to severe elements?

• The corneas will freeze.

• The face will begin to freeze.

• The eyes will begin to freeze.

Which one was strong enough to descend alone?

• Sherm

• Brad

• PV

• None

What notice did Dr. Gipe received?

• A close family friend had been killed in a skiing accident.

• A family friend had been killed in a skiing accident.

• A family member had been killed in a skiing accident.