Mount Olympus - Quiz
A) 2,648 metres (8,700 ft) B) 2,100 metres (6,900 ft) C) 930 metres (3,050 ft) D) 1,800 metres (5,900 ft)
A) Army Skiers (Κ.Ε.Ο.Α.Χ) B) Greek Federation of Mountaineering and Climbing (Ε.Ο.Ο.Α) C) Greek Federation of Mountaineering Club (E.O.O.S) D) Greek Mountaineering Club of Thessaloniki
A) 1,800 metres B) 2,100 metres C) 2,648 metres D) 2,760 metres
A) Hellenic Rescue Team B) Greek Federation of Mountaineering and Climbing (Ε.Ο.Ο.Α) C) Greek Federation of Mountaineering Club (E.O.O.S) D) Κ.Ε.Ο.Α.Χ (Army Skiers)
A) 80 beds B) 18 beds C) 60 beds D) 30 beds
A) Dionysios Monastery forest B) Southwest edge of Muses' Plateau C) Eastern side of Olympus D) Diaselo
A) Greek Federation of Mountaineering Club (E.O.O.S) B) Greek Federation of Mountaineering and Climbing (Ε.Ο.Ο.Α) C) Greek Mountaineering Club of Thessaloniki D) Hellenic Rescue Team
A) 18 beds B) 30 beds C) 60 beds D) 80 beds
A) Hellenic Rescue Team B) Mihalis Stylas C) Dimitris Zorbas D) Doultsinou family
A) Southwest edge of Muses' Plateau B) Center of Mavrologos C) Diaselo D) Eastern side of Olympus, in the Dionysios Monastery forest
A) Greek Federation of Mountaineering Club (E.O.O.S) B) Greek Mountaineering Club of Thessaloniki C) Hellenic Rescue Team D) Greek Federation of Mountaineering and Climbing (Ε.Ο.Ο.Α)
A) 18 persons B) 60 persons C) 30 persons D) 80 persons
A) Doultsinou family B) Hellenic Rescue Team C) Mihalis Stylas D) Dimitris Zorbas
A) Center of Mavrologos B) Eastern side of Olympus C) Vrysopoules D) Muses' Plateau (Diaselo)
A) Club of Greek mountaineers of Thessaloniki B) Greek Federation of Mountaineering and Climbing (Ε.Ο.Ο.Α) C) Hellenic Rescue Team D) Greek Federation of Mountaineering Club (E.O.O.S)
A) 30 persons B) 80 persons C) 60 persons D) 18 persons
A) Mihalis Stylas B) Hellenic Rescue Team C) Dimitris Zorbas D) Doultsinou family
A) 2,760 metres (9,050 ft) B) 2,100 metres (6,900 ft) C) 1,900 metres (6,200 ft) D) 2,648 metres (8,700 ft)
A) Greek Federation of Mountaineering Club (E.O.O.S) B) Κ.Ε.Ο.Α.Χ (Army Skiers) C) Greek Federation of Mountaineering and Climbing (Ε.Ο.Ο.Α) D) Hellenic Rescue Team
A) 30 persons B) 18 persons C) 80 persons D) 60 persons
A) Only a kitchen and water B) An equipped kitchen, electricity, water, a fireplace, and emergency wireless C) Only electricity and a fireplace D) Only a kitchen and a fireplace
A) Spilios Agapitos B) Christos Kakalos C) Stavros D) Vrysopoules
A) Stavros B) Vrysopoules C) Christos Kakalos D) Spilios Agapitos
A) Vrysopoules B) Spilios Agapitos C) Giosos Apostolidis D) Petrostrouga
A) Stavros B) Vrysopoules C) Spilios Agapitos D) Christos Kakalos
A) Stavros B) Spilios Agapitos C) Christos Kakalos D) Vrysopoules
A) Giosos Apostolidis B) Spilios Agapitos C) Vrysopoules D) Christos Kakalos
A) 1938 B) 1981 C) 1965 D) 2000
A) World Wildlife Fund B) European Union C) UNESCO D) National Geographic Society
A) Stefani B) Profitis Ilias C) Mytikas D) Skolio
A) Elassonas B) Thessaloniki C) Litochoro D) Katerini
A) 8,000 hectares B) 6,000 hectares C) 4,000 hectares D) 10,000 hectares
A) 22,000 hectares B) 18,000 hectares C) 24,000 hectares D) 20,000 hectares
A) 2018 B) 2016 C) 2010 D) 2012
A) Entrance to children under 12 years B) Entrance to children under 16 years C) Entrance to children under 10 years D) Entrance to children under 14 years unescorted
A) 24 hours B) From midnight to noon C) From noon to midnight D) From sunrise to sunset
A) Feeding wild animals B) Taking pictures of animals C) Hunting any animal by any means throughout the year D) Studying animal behavior
A) Photographing geological formations B) Damage to geological formations C) Studying geological formations D) Taking samples of rocks
A) Listed as significant for birdlife B) Excluded from birdlife regions C) Declared a bird sanctuary D) Not recognized
A) It comes from the Latin word for 'high'. B) It is named after a famous Greek hero. C) The origin is unknown, but it might mean 'pure foot' or 'mountain'. D) It is derived from the Greek word for 'god'.
A) Thessaly. B) Macedon. C) Pieria. D) Laconia.
A) The Titans. B) The Twelve Olympian gods. C) The Nymphs. D) The nine Muses.
A) Panos Zidros. B) Nikotsaras. C) Ali Pasha. D) Kara Michalis.
A) The mountain was declared a national park. B) It became a major industrial hub. C) It was the site of a large-scale agricultural project. D) Robbers were active, including the notorious Giagoulas.
A) Ziliana B) Prionia C) Mavrologos-Enipeas D) Mavratzas-Sparmos
A) Prionia B) Mavratzas-Sparmos C) Ziliana D) Mavrologos-Enipeas
A) Profitis Ilias B) Kalogeros C) Aghios Antonios D) Skolio
A) Megala Kazania B) Bara C) Loukia D) Zonaria
A) Megala Kazania B) Muses' Plateau C) Bara D) Ziliana
A) Mavrologos B) Ziliana C) Sparmos D) Enipeas
A) Profitis Ilias B) Toumpa C) Kalogeros D) Aghios Antonios
A) Megala Kazania B) Bara C) Loukia D) Zonaria
A) Profitis Ilias B) Kalogeros C) Toumpa D) Aghios Antonios
A) 13 km B) 2,000 m C) 14 km D) 13 km long gorge
A) Profitis Ilias B) Kalogeros C) Toumpa D) Aghios Antonios
A) Profitis Ilias B) Aghios Antonios C) Toumpa D) Kalogeros
A) July 2026 B) July 2025 C) July 2019 D) July 2020
A) The Agia Triada Sparmou Monastery B) The Makryrema stream C) The Ziliana gorge D) The Enipeas river
A) Maquis shrubland B) Deciduous forest C) Coniferous forest D) Alpine tundra
A) Tectonic shifts B) Glaciers covering the mountain C) Earthquakes D) Volcanic eruptions
A) 18 kilometres (11 mi) B) 80 kilometres (50 mi) C) 26 kilometres (16 mi) D) 500 kilometres (310 mi)
A) 500 square kilometres (190 mi2) B) 1000 square kilometres (386 mi2) C) 80 square kilometres (31 mi2) D) 26 square kilometres (10 mi2)
A) Sedimentary rock B) Volcanic rock C) Igneous rock D) Metamorphic rock
A) Heracleia B) Leivithra C) Pimblia D) Dion
A) YDS class 2 B) YDS class 3 C) YDS class 5 D) YDS class 4
A) Heinrich Barth B) Marcel Kurz C) Leon Heuzey D) Edward Richter
A) Dion B) Pimblia C) Heracleia D) Leivithra
A) Katerini B) Korinos C) Louloudies D) Dion
A) Daniel Baud-Bovy B) Leon Heuzey C) Marcel Kurz D) Vasilis Ithakisios
A) Desert B) Mediterranean with continental influence C) Tropical D) Polar
A) The continental northwest slopes B) The coastal northeast slopes C) The eastern slopes D) The southern slopes
A) June B) September C) July D) August
A) Anemosouria B) Thalassouria C) Pyrosouria D) Kryosouria
A) 120 cm B) 200 cm C) 170 cm D) 149 cm
A) 1980 B) 1836 C) 1901 D) 2000
A) Arne Strid B) Aucher-Éloy C) Charles Darwin D) Gregor Mendel
A) 50% B) 75% C) 10% D) 25%
A) 23 B) 56 C) 187 D) 16
A) 187 B) 56 C) 23 D) 16
A) 23 B) 187 C) 56 D) 16
A) Quercus ilex B) Arbutus andrachne C) Ramonda heldreichii D) Laurus nobilis
A) Gregor Mendel B) Arne Strid C) Charles Darwin D) Aucher-Éloy
A) Oak (Quercus ilex) B) Bosnian pine (Pinus heldreichii) C) European black pine (Pinus nigra) D) Beech (Fagus)
A) European black pine (Pinus nigra) B) Beech (Fagus) C) Quercus pubescens D) Hybrid fir (Abies × borisii-regis)
A) Hybrid fir (Abies × borisii-regis) B) Quercus pubescens C) European black pine (Pinus nigra) D) Beech (Fagus)
A) Elm (Ulmus) B) Pinus nigra C) Quercus ilex D) Laurus nobilis
A) Oriental planes (Platanus orientalis) B) Fagus C) Quercus pubescens D) Pinus nigra
A) Spherical form B) Upright form C) Crawling form D) Bush form
A) More than 200 B) More than 100 C) More than 150 D) More than 50
A) Campanula oreadum B) Achillea ambrosiaca C) Viola pseudograeca D) Ophrys helenae
A) Roe deer B) Brown bear C) Wild boar D) Balkan chamois
A) Wolves B) Bears C) Lions D) Leopards
A) Forty B) Thirty-two C) Fifty D) Twenty
A) Booted eagle B) Sparrowhawk C) Golden eagle D) Peregrine falcon
A) 10 B) 15 C) 30 D) 22
A) Permanent lakes B) Rivers C) Caves D) Seasonal ponds
A) Silene oligantha B) Rynchosinapis nivalis C) Centaurea incompleta D) Ophrys helenae
A) Martes foina B) Capreolus capreolus C) Felis sylvestris D) Rupicapra rupicapra balcanica
A) Geckos B) Snakes C) Turtles D) Lizards
A) Ligusticum olympicum B) Asperula muscosa C) Achillea ambrosiaca D) Centaurea transiens |
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