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Mountains & Peaks Quiz

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Mountains are large elevated landforms shaped by tectonic forces, volcanic activity, and erosion. They cover about 25 percent of Earth's land surface and are home to around 915 mil...

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All 20 questions in this Mountains & Peaks quiz
  1. What is the name of the dramatic mountain in Yosemite National Park in California known for its near-vertical granite face?

    • A. Half Dome
    • B. Cathedral Peak
    • C. Mount Whitney
    • D. El Capitan
  2. The 'Rockies' are a major mountain range in which continent?

    • A. Asia
    • B. South America
    • C. Europe
    • D. North America
  3. The 'Himalayas' separate the Indian subcontinent from which plateau?

    • A. Colorado
    • B. Tibetan
    • C. Deccan
    • D. Anatolian
  4. Which language has most speakers?

    • A. Hindi
    • B. English
    • C. Spanish
    • D. Mandarin
  5. Which mountain range is 'Mount Ararat' located in?

    • A. Himalayas
    • B. Armenian Highlands
    • C. Andes
    • D. Alps
  6. The 'Grampians' are a mountain range in which country?

    • A. Australia
    • B. Both A and B
    • C. Scotland
    • D. Canada
  7. What is the name of the famous three-peaked mountain massif in Patagonia that is one of the world's most dramatic climbing destinations?

    • A. Fitz Roy
    • B. Torres del Paine
    • C. Monte Sarmiento
    • D. Cerro Torre
  8. Which is the highest peak in Canada?

    • A. Mount Logan
    • B. Mount Robson
    • C. Mount Fairweather
    • D. Mount Columbia
  9. Which mountain range separates Europe and Asia?

    • A. Caucasus
    • B. Himalayas
    • C. Alps
    • D. Ural
  10. Which is the highest peak in North America?

    • A. Denali
    • B. Mount Whitney
    • C. Mount Rainier
    • D. Mount Logan
  11. Which mountain is known as "K2"?

    • A. Godwin-Austen
    • B. Cho Oyu
    • C. Makalu
    • D. Lhotse
  12. What is the height of Mont Blanc and in which countries does it sit?

    • A. 4810m entirely within France
    • B. 5000m on the French-Italian-Swiss tri-border
    • C. 4478m on the Swiss-Italian border
    • D. 4807m on the French-Italian border with a disputed claim by Italy
  13. The 'Atlas Mountains' are located in which part of Africa?

    • A. North
    • B. West
    • C. East
    • D. South
  14. What is the name of the mountain range that forms the backbone of the Italian peninsula?

    • A. The Dolomites
    • B. The Alps
    • C. The Apennines
    • D. The Ligurian Alps
  15. What is the name of the volcano that is the highest peak in the Americas and the highest volcano on Earth?

    • A. Mount Chimborazo
    • B. Ojos del Salado
    • C. Mount Whitney
    • D. Aconcagua
  16. What is the name of the highest peak in the Rocky Mountains of North America?

    • A. Longs Peak
    • B. Pikes Peak
    • C. Mount Massive
    • D. Mount Elbert
  17. What is the name of the three notorious north faces of the Alps collectively known as the Trilogy of the Alps?

    • A. Jungfrau Matterhorn and Mont Blanc
    • B. Mont Blanc Monte Rosa and Dom
    • C. Eiger Matterhorn and Grandes Jorasses
    • D. Wetterhorn Schreckhorn and Finsteraarhorn
  18. The 'Table Mountain' is a famous landmark in which city?

    • A. Rio de Janeiro
    • B. Sydney
    • C. Vancouver
    • D. Cape Town
  19. Which is the highest peak in Australia (Mainland)?

    • A. Mount Bogong
    • B. Mount Townsend
    • C. Mount Kosciuszko
    • D. Mount Twynam
  20. Which is the highest peak in the Andes?

    • A. Aconcagua
    • B. Mont Blanc
    • C. Denali
    • D. Kilimanjaro