- 1. How many sortable tables of major mountain peaks of Alaska does the article comprise?
A) Two
B) Five
C) Four
D) Three
- 2. What measures the height of a summit above a geodetic sea level?
A) Topographic isolation
B) Topographic prominence
C) Radius of dominance
D) Topographic elevation
- 3. What is another term for topographic isolation?
A) Geodetic sea level
B) Radius of dominance
C) Ultra-prominent summit
D) Summit height
- 4. How many highest major summits of Alaska are ranked in the first table?
A) 10
B) 200
C) 50
D) 100
- 5. How many most isolated major summits of Alaska are ranked in the third table?
A) 10
B) 100
C) 25
D) 50
- 6. How many peaks of the 100 highest major summits of Alaska exceed 6000 meters elevation?
A) 61 peaks
B) 23 peaks
C) Only Denali
D) Four peaks
- 7. How many feet is 6000 meters approximately equivalent to in the context of Denali's elevation?
A) 16,404 feet
B) 19,685 feet
C) 9,843 feet
D) 13,123 feet
- 8. How many peaks among the 100 highest major summits exceed 5000 meters elevation?
A) Four peaks
B) 61 peaks
C) Only Denali
D) 23 peaks
- 9. How many peaks among the 100 highest major summits exceed 4000 meters elevation?
A) 23 peaks
B) 92 peaks
C) 61 peaks
D) Four peaks
- 10. How many peaks among the 100 highest major summits exceed 3000 meters elevation?
A) 61 peaks
B) 92 peaks
C) Four peaks
D) 23 peaks
- 11. How many peaks among the 100 highest major summits exceed 2000 meters elevation?
A) 23 peaks
B) 100 peaks
C) 92 peaks
D) 61 peaks
- 12. How many of the 100 highest major summits lie on the international border with Yukon?
A) Ten
B) Two
C) Five
D) Four
- 13. Where are all ten of the highest major summits of the United States located?
A) British Columbia
B) Yukon
C) California
D) Alaska
- 14. How many of the 100 most prominent summits exceed 3000 meters of topographic prominence?
A) Six peaks
B) 26 peaks
C) Only Denali
D) 65 peaks
- 15. How many of the 100 most prominent summits exceed 2000 meters of topographic prominence?
A) 65 peaks
B) 100 peaks
C) 26 peaks
D) Six peaks
- 16. How many of the 100 most prominent summits are ultra-prominent summits with at least 1500 meters of topographic prominence?
A) 50 peaks
B) 100 peaks
C) 26 peaks
D) 65 peaks
- 17. How many meters is 1500 meters approximately equivalent to in feet for ultra-prominent summits?
A) 3107 feet
B) 9843 feet
C) 4921 feet
D) 6562 feet
- 18. How many of the 100 most prominent summits lie on the international border with British Columbia?
A) Five
B) Ten
C) Two
D) Four
- 19. How many miles is 1000 kilometers approximately equivalent to in topographic isolation?
A) 310.7 miles
B) 621 miles
C) 62.14 miles
D) 124.3 miles
- 20. How many miles is 500 kilometers approximately equivalent to for isolated summits?
A) 310.7 miles
B) 621 miles
C) 62.14 miles
D) 124.3 miles
- 21. How many of the 50 most isolated major summits exceed 200 kilometers of topographic isolation?
A) 38 peaks
B) 50 peaks
C) Four peaks
D) 16 peaks
- 22. How many miles is 200 kilometers approximately equivalent to for isolated summits?
A) 124.3 miles
B) 621 miles
C) 310.7 miles
D) 62.14 miles
- 23. How many of the 50 most isolated major summits exceed 100 kilometers of topographic isolation?
A) 50 peaks
B) 16 peaks
C) Four peaks
D) 38 peaks
- 24. How many miles is 100 kilometers approximately equivalent to for isolated summits?
A) 310.7 miles
B) 621 miles
C) 124.3 miles
D) 62.14 miles
- 25. How many of the 50 most isolated major summits lie on the international border with British Columbia?
A) Two
B) Five
C) Four
D) Ten
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