Where are the highest mountains
The Himalayas in Asia are the world’s highest mountains. They are so high that they are known as ‘the roof of the world’. The towering mountain peaks are bitterly cold places, where the snow and ice never melt.
Himalaya means ‘home of the snow’. It’s a good name for these freezing peaks.
Refer the given composition to answer the following questions:
(A) Kilimanjaro (B) Vinson Massif
(C) Himalaya (D) Aconcagua
(A) The roof of the mountains (B) The roof of the earth
(C) The roof of the building (D) The roof of the world
(A) Frozen (B) Rocky (C) Hot (D) Burning
(A) Home of the god (B) Home of the snow
(C) Home of the trees (D) Home of the Himalayans
(A) Africa (B) Australia (C) America (D) Asia
(A) 6194 m (B) 6190 m (C) 6191 m (D) 6193 m
(A) Africa (B) Australia (C) America (D) Asia
(A) 5631 m (B) 5632 m (C) 5633 m (D) 5634 m
(A) 2228 m (B) 2230 m (C) 2234 m (D) 2239 m
(A) Antarctica (B) N. America
(C) Africa (D) Europe
Answer keys
(1) (C); (2) (D); (3) (A); (4) (B); (5) (D); (6) (A); (7) (A); (8) (C); (9) (B); (10) (A)