Reaching the top quiz

On May 29, 1953, at 6:30 a.m, ___ ______ ______ came out of his tent into the bitterly cold winds.

He would begin the final stage of one of the most unique adventures of the ____ century

• 19th

• 18th

• 20th

• 21st

Hillary wedged himself between the rocks, hanging over a ___ ft drop into Tibet.

• 12,000

• 10,000

• 13,000

• 11,000

Plan ahead and ___ ____

Don't be scared to implement ___ ____.

What fear did Hillary and Tenzing have about climbing beyond 28,000 ft?

• Freeze to death

• Brain might explode

• Lack of oxygen

• Go blind

There were fierce gusts of wind and apart from eating _____, _____, ____ and honey, they had to drink ___ ____ with lemon to fight the effects of dehydration at that high altitude.

There lies an ______ potential to lead in each one of us.

• Endless

• Innate

• Unique

• Immense

A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way and doesn't show the way.

• True

• False

How did Hillary and Tenzing survive the rough weather?

• Hillary and Tenzing survived the harsh weather on their climb to Mount Everest through meticulous preparation, specialized equipment such as oxygen tanks, and their experience as mountaineers. Their resilience, determination, and ability to work together as a team were crucial in overcoming the extreme cold, strong winds, and low oxygen levels.

• Hillary and Tenzing survived the rough weather on Everest through preparation, teamwork, and equipment like oxygen tanks. They endured freezing temperatures with determination. However, some suggest they used simpler methods like blankets and descended during storms, contradicting reports of their uninterrupted ascent. These conflicting details create some uncertainty.