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    Question 1: The summit ridge of Mount Everest marks the border between which two Asian countries?
    A. India and China
    B. Nepal and India
    C. China and Georgia
    D. China and Nepal
    Question 2: The locals of Nepal call the highest mount in the world - Mount Everest - Sagarmatha. What is the meaning of this name in Sanskrit?
    A. Holy Mountain
    B. Ice Zone
    C. Leader Among the Others
    D. Head of the Sky
    Question 3: The highest mountain in the world is named after Sir George Everest, a famous Welshman. What was his profession?
    A. Defender of human rights
    B. Actor
    C. Surveyor and geographer
    D. President
    Question 4: The Himalayan range, part of which is Mount Everest, stretches across five different countries in Asia. Which of the following countries is not among them?
    A. Israel
    B. Bhutan
    C. Pakistan
    D. India
    Question 5: Edmund Hillary, the first mountaineer to reach mount Everest, was from what country?
    A. The USA
    B. Great Britain
    C. Norway
    D. New Zealand
    Question 6: What nationality was mathematician and surveyor Radhanath Sikdar, who was the first person to measure the height of Everest?
    A. Bengali-Indian
    B. Chinese
    C. Pakistani
    D. Tibetan
    Question 7: Which of the following paths is one of the two most popular climbing routes to Mount Everest?
    A. The south ridge from Tibet
    B. The east ridge from Pakistan
    C. The west ridge from India
    D. The southeast ridge from Nepal
    Question 8: What nationality was Junko Tabei - the first woman to reach the peak of Mount Everest?
    A. Japanese
    B. Chinese
    C. Indian
    D. Nepalese
    Question 9: This Italian climber, who was in the first expedition to reach Mount Everest without oxygen tanks, later became the first person to climb the summit alone.
    A. Reinhold Messner
    B. Laurie Skreslet
    C. Jerzy Kukuczka
    D. Tim Macartney
    Question 10: The term death zone refers to high altitudes, where the amount of oxygen cannot sustain human life and altitude acclimatization becomes impossible. While this definition still applies, mount Everests death zone is significantly more difficult to survive. Why?
    A. Visibility is decreased due to constant snowstorms
    B. Extremely low temperatures result in quick freezing of body parts
    C. High wind velocity causes deadly avalanches
    D. Polar bears pose a serious threat to climbers
    Question 11: What is the largest island on the planet in terms of territory?
    A. Madagascar
    B. Sumatra
    C. Greenland
    D. New Guinea
    Question 12: This island, located north of Australia, is the second-largest island on the planet.
    A. Tasmania
    B. New Guinea
    C. South Island
    D. Sri Lanka
    Question 13: This is the third-largest island on the planet, and it is also known as Kalimantan.
    A. Bali
    B. Borneo
    C. Taiwan
    D. Java
    Question 14: This is the fourth-largest island in the world, and it is home to 5% of the plant and animal species on the planet.
    A. Jamaica
    B. Madagascar
    C. Tasmania
    D. Cuba
    Question 15: This is the largest European island, and the ninth-largest island on the planet.
    A. Sicily
    B. Sardinia
    C. None of these
    D. Cyprus