Scott's Race to the South Pole

Who led the expedition to the South Pole?

• Roald Amundsen

• Robert Falcon Scott

• Ernest Shackleton

• Fridtjof Nansen

What was the nationality of the team led by Scott?

• Unknown

• American

• French

• British

When did Scott's expedition take place?

• 1910 to 1913

• 1920 to 1923

• 1935 to 1938

• 1905 to 1907

Which other explorer was racing Scott to the South Pole?

• Roald Amundsen

• Fridtjof Nansen

• Ernest Shackleton

• James Cook

What was the name of Scott's ship?

• Discovery

• Intrepid

• Endurance

• Voyager

How many men were in Scott's team?

• The correct number of men in Scott's team depends on the specific context or information provided.

• Scott's team had 15 men.

• There were 10 men in Scott's team.

• Only 5 men were part of Scott's team.

What challenges did Scott face during the expedition?

• Insect infestations, lack of sleep, language barriers

• Extreme weather conditions, lack of supplies, physical exhaustion, conflicts within the team

What was the outcome of Scott's race to the South Pole?

• Victory

• Success

• Celebration

• Tragedy

What is the significance of Scott's expedition in history?

• Scott's expedition was the first successful polar exploration

• Scott's expedition had no historical significance

• Scott's expedition was a complete failure

• The significance of Scott's expedition lies in its contribution to our understanding of polar exploration challenges and conditions in Antarctica.

How did Scott's expedition impact future explorations?

• Scott's expedition highlighted the dangers of extreme conditions and emphasized the importance of proper planning, equipment, and communication.

• Scott's expedition had no impact on future explorations

• Scott's expedition proved that extreme conditions are not dangerous

• Scott's expedition discovered a new continent