Hi Everyone!! This article will share Mountaineers Questions & Answers.
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Mountaineers Questions & Answers
Question 1: Who was the first Indian to climb Everest?
Answer: Capt. Avtar Singh Cheema was the first Indian to climb Everest.
Question 2: Who led the 1965 Indian Expedition to Mount Everest?
Answer: Commander M S Kohli led the 1965 Indian Expedition to Mount Everest.
Question 3: When did the first Indian reach the peak?
Answer: The first Indian reached the peak on May 20, 1965.
Question 4: Which awards did Capt. Cheema receive?
Answer: Capt. Cheema received Arjun Award and Padma Shri.
Question 5: What is the oxygen-starved area of the mountains called?
Answer: The oxygen-starved area i.e. the route between 26000 and 29020 feet is called the “death zone”.
Question 6: Choose the correct option:
1. The highest point on the planet is ___________.
(a) Kanchenjunga
(b) Mount Everest
(c) Kilimanjaro
(d) K2
2. The height of Mount Everest above sea-level is __________.
(a) 30,102 feet
(b) 29,000 feet
(c) 29,028 feet
(d) 20,196 feet
3. The first people to stand on top of Mount Everest were ______________.
(a) Kohli
(b) Sir Edmund Hillary
(c) Tenzing Norgay
(d) Both (b) & (c)
4. The first Indian to summit Mount Everest was____________.
(a) Kohli
(b) Tenzing Norgay
(c) Sir E. Hillary
(d) Colonel Avtar Singh Cheema
5. Colonel Avtar Singh Cheema was the _____________ person in the world to scale the peak.
(a) 20th
(b) 16th
(b) 1st
(d) 3rd
6. Both Cheema and Kohli were felicitated by the Indian Government with____________.
(a) Nishan-e-Khalsa
(b) Dronacharya Award
(c) Vir Award
(d) Arjuna Award
7. A postage stamp was dedicated to the success of the ______________ Everest Expedition.
(a) 1933
(b) 1965
(c) 1989
(d) 1970
8. The route between 26,000-29,020 feet is called the___________.
(a) last zone
(b) upper zone
(c) death zone
(d) middle zone
So, these were the Questions & Answers.