Avalanche Survival and Decision Making

Andy Stafford and his friends embarked on an adventure in the Alps, but they mistakenly chose a dangerous mountain. A massive avalanche occurred, reaching speeds of up to 250 kmph. Despite the terrifying experience, all three skiers miraculously survived. Andy recounts the event, describing the sound and speed of the avalanche and his survival instincts.

What was the initial purpose of Andy Stafford and his friends' trip to the Alps?

• To conduct a scientific study

• To shoot an adventure film

• To participate in a skiing competition

• To film a documentary

What was the main mistake made by Andy and his friends during their adventure?

• Underestimating the weather

• Ignoring local advice

• Selecting the wrong mountain

• Choosing the wrong equipment

At what speed did the avalanche snow crash down the hill?

• 150 mph

• 250 mph

• 200 mph

• 100 mph

What was Andy's initial reaction when the avalanche started?

• He thought he was going to die

• He took a photo

• He tried to outrun it

• He called for help

How did Andy attempt to escape the avalanche?

• By skiing to the right

• By climbing upwards

• By moving to the left

• By staying still

What was the outcome for Andy and his friends after the avalanche?

• They survived without injuries

• They were rescued by a helicopter

• They were injured

• They were lost in the snow