Mountains Trivia Quiz

Answer: Mons Huygens

Mons Huygens is the highest mountain on the Moon, with a height of 5.5 km above the mean elevation of the moon's surface (as there is no sea level). Mons Hadley is 4.5km, Mons Bradley is 4.3km, and Mons Blanc is 3.8km.

Answer: Mount Everest

Mount Everest is the highest mountain on Earth, with a height of 8.848km above sea level. K2 is 8.611km, Kanchenjunga is 8.586km, and Lhotse is 8.516km.

Answer: Olympus Mons

Olympus Mons is the highest mountain on Mars, with a height of 21.171km above sea level. Ascraeus Mons is 18.209km, Arsia Mons is 17.779km, and Pavonis Mons is 14.037km.

Answer: Maxwell Montes

Maxwell Montes is the highest mountain on the Venus, with a height of approximately 11km above the sea level. The accurate height of the other mountains is not available.

Answer: No

Jupiter doesn't have any mountains, because it is an outer planet made up of gas. It doesn't have plains or seas either.

Answer: Mont Blanc

Mont Blanc is the highest mountain in the Alps, with a height of 4.81km above sea level. Finsteraarhorn is 4.274km, Wildspitze is 3.768km, and Piz Bernina is 4.049km.

Answer: Kilimanjaro

Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa, with a height of 5.963km above sea level. Uhuro Point is 5.962km, Batian Peak is 5.201km, and Kirinyaga is 5.200km.

Answer: Denali (formerly named McKinley)

Denali is the highest mountain in North America, with a height of 6.194km above sea level. Logan is 5,951 m, Citlaltapetl is 5,754 m, and St. Elias is 5,490 m.

Answer: Aconcagua

Aconcagua is the highest mountain in South America, with a height of 6.962km above sea level. Ojos del Salado is 6.88km, Bonete is 6.872, and Mercedario is 6.77km.

Answer: Elbrus

Elbrus is the highest mountain in Russian Europe, with a height of 5.633km above sea level. Rustiveli is 5.201km, Dykh-Tau is 5.198km, and Agri Dagi is 5.137.