Mountains Surviving on Mt Everest Comprehension

Why is Temba Tsheri Sherpa important?

• His father told him he couldn't do it.

• He was born in Nepal

• He was the youngest person to reach to top of Mt. Everest

• He visited the mountains to do research.

Why does the author say that Mt. Everest is like the world's largest garbage dump?

• There is a lot of trash left from climbers

• People park dump trucks and fill the mountain with trash

• Water is melting

• The people of Nepal wish for change.

According to the graphic feature "Survival Equipment," how do climbers use trekking poles?

• to break up ice

• to stay balanced

• to protect against the cold

• to signal to other climbers

What is the main theme of the passage about surviving on Mt. Everest?

• Adventure and exploration

• Environmental conservation

• Survival and resilience

• Cultural heritage

Which literary device is used in the phrase 'the mountain roared with the wind'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

What is the significance of the Sherpa community in the context of Mt. Everest expeditions?

• They are the primary guides for climbers

• They own the mountain

• They are the only ones allowed to climb

• They provide food supplies

Which word best describes the tone of the passage?

• Optimistic

• Melancholic

• Informative

• Humorous

What does the author imply about the challenges faced by climbers on Mt. Everest?

• They are easily overcome

• They require careful preparation

• They are mostly psychological

• They are exaggerated

In the context of the passage, what does the term 'base camp' refer to?

• A temporary shelter for climbers

• The summit of the mountain

• A training ground for beginners

• A place for tourists to visit

Which sentence from the passage best supports the idea of teamwork being crucial on Mt. Everest?

• Climbers often go alone to find peace

• The journey is a solitary experience

• Team members rely on each other for survival

• Solo climbers are the most successful