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Everest: Book Three: The Summit: Chapters 18-Epilogue - Quiz
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Explain the quote "The mountain always has the upper hand." Why is this quote important to this section of the book?
What activity would you like to do that you've never done before? Why?
Using the word "summit," create an acrostic poem, using each letter to describe the survival and climbing skills within the main characters.
Cap didn't think Tilt was an angel but thought it better not to speak unkindly of him. He felt that Tilt paid his dues. Do you agree or disagree with Cap? Explain.
Using a Venn diagram, compare and contrast yourself with one of the main characters.
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