ELEPHANT ACROSS THE ALPS - SOUND

The video discusses an expedition by Cambridge University to explore how Hannibal crossed the Alps with elephants. The journey, led by a Cambridge professor, aimed to demonstrate the possible route taken over 2,000 years ago. Jumbo, an 11-year-old elephant from Turin, played a key role in the 12-day journey, which generated significant public interest. The video highlights the historical impact of elephants on the Roman army and concludes with the expedition's success, thanks to the enthusiasm of the team and Jumbo.

What was the primary objective of the Cambridge expedition involving Jumbo?

• To study the behavior of elephants in cold climates

• To find a new route through the Alps

• To train elephants for military purposes

• To recreate Hannibal's crossing of the Alps

How many elephants did Hannibal reportedly use in his army during the invasion?

• 12

• 37

• 50

• 25

What is the significance of the city of Turin in the context of the expedition?

• It was the starting point of the expedition

• It is where Jumbo was born

• It is believed to be near where Hannibal entered Italy

• It was the final destination of the expedition

What was the reaction of people along the route of the expedition?

• Confusion

• Tremendous enthusiasm

• Fear

• Indifference

What was a key factor in the success of the expedition?

• The use of modern technology

• The support of local governments

• The enthusiasm of the team and Jumbo

• The favorable weather conditions