A) 2,410 m B) 2,104 m C) 2,140 m D) 2,500 m
A) Bridge of Maladeta B) Bridge of Pyrenees C) Bridge of Tchihatcheff D) Bridge of Mohammed
A) 8 hours B) 4 hours C) 24 hours D) 12 hours
A) Platon de Tchihatcheff B) Pierre Sanio de Luz C) Henry Spont D) Albert de Franqueville
A) 18 June 1842 B) 24 July 1842 C) 20 July 1842 D) 18 July 1842
A) A bronze plaque B) A flag and a map C) A cairn and a bottle with names D) A wooden cross
A) Aragon B) Luchon C) Vallibierna D) Maladeta
A) Pierre Redonnet B) Platon de Tchihatcheff C) Henry Spont D) Albert de Franqueville
A) They wanted to rest before the summit B) They were waiting for supplies C) They lost their way D) The weather turned bad
A) To climb Aneto B) To study the glacier C) To photograph the Maladeta massif D) To traverse to the Alto Aragon region
A) The architecture of mountain refuges B) The geology of the Pyrenees C) His experience climbing Aneto D) The history of Russian mountaineering
A) High winds B) Crevasses C) Rockfalls D) Avalanches
A) Guide B) Botanist C) Writer D) Officer
A) Large and stable B) Ice-covered and slippery C) Sharp and vertical D) Loose and crumbling
A) One week later B) The next day C) Four days later D) Two days later
A) Early 19th century B) Early 18th century C) Late 17th century D) Late 19th century
A) Luchon Barrau B) Friedrich von Parrot C) Schmidt Endell D) An unnamed mountaineer
A) Pico Maldito B) Monte Perdido C) Aneto D) Maladeta
A) He reached the summit B) He was struck by lightning C) He fell into a crack in the ice D) He disappeared in a blizzard
A) Monte Perdido B) Pico del Medio C) Posets D) Vignemale
A) It is the tallest peak B) It is closer to French cities C) It has the easiest climbing route D) It appears in the foreground from the valley entrance
A) 3,204 B) 3,104 C) 3,404 D) 3,604
A) Teruel B) Huesca C) Zaragoza D) Navarre
A) Alps B) Pyrenees C) Cantabrian Mountains D) Sierra Nevada
A) Pyrenees National Park B) Benasque Valley Park C) Ordesa and Monte Perdido D) Posets-Maladeta
A) 10 kilometres B) 15 kilometres C) 6 kilometres D) 2 kilometres
A) 200 ha B) 79.6 ha C) 50.0 ha D) 106.7 ha
A) Around 2100 B) It will never disappear C) Around 2050 D) Around 2030
A) 50.0 ha B) 48.1 ha C) 106.7 ha D) 69.3 ha
A) Malheta or Malahita B) Punta de France C) Netou D) Aneto
A) The Spanish government B) Louis Ramond de Carbonnières C) Jean Daniel François Schrader D) Émile Belloc
A) Third-highest B) Second-highest C) Highest D) Fifth-highest
A) 10.0 metres B) 2.5 metres C) 5.0 metres D) 8.5 metres
A) Huesca B) Maladeta C) Aragon D) Benasque
A) France B) Spain C) Andorra D) Portugal
A) Coronas Massif B) Maladeta Massif C) Pyrenees Massif D) Malditos Massif
A) Ebro B) Garonne C) Cinca D) Ésera
A) Cinca B) Ésera C) Ebro D) Garonne
A) Eleven B) Fifty C) Twenty D) Five
A) 300 hectares B) 116 hectares C) 50 hectares D) 200 hectares
A) Barrancos B) Maladetas C) Aneto D) Cregüella
A) 19 August 2020 B) 25 August 1878 C) 1 March 1878 D) 1 March 1887
A) Day 1 B) Day 19 C) Day 30 D) Day 25
A) Industrial logging B) Mining C) Tourism D) Residential development
A) Alpine fern B) Androsace alpina C) Silene acaulis D) Sphagnum moss
A) Mosses B) Woody vegetation C) Lichens D) Succulents
A) Mediterranean sea B) Bordeaux city C) Atlantic ocean D) The base of the glacier |