Avalanche Survival and Exploration

In October 1997, brothers Jose and Jesus Novas from Spain attempt to conquer a mountain, while cameraman Alejandro Rocha films their journey. Despite the dangerous conditions, they proceed, but an avalanche occurs. Alejandro narrowly escapes death as the avalanche stops just short of his tent. Initially fearing the worst for the brothers, Alejandro discovers they survived, protected by an overhanging ledge. The video captures the perilous adventure and miraculous survival.

What was the main goal of Jose and Jesus Novas in October 1997?

• To rescue stranded climbers

• To study avalanches

• To conquer a mountain

• To film a documentary

What was Alejandro Rocha's role during the climb?

• He was providing weather updates

• He was leading the climb

• He was documenting the climb

• He was a rescue team member

What natural event did Alejandro capture on film?

• An avalanche

• A rockslide

• A volcanic eruption

• A thunderstorm

How fast can avalanches travel?

• 80 miles per hour

• 50 miles per hour

• 100 miles per hour

• 20 miles per hour

What was Alejandro's reaction when the avalanche approached?

• He retreated to his tent

• He filmed it closely

• He ran towards it

• He called for help

What stopped the avalanche from reaching Alejandro's tent?

• A snow wall

• A sudden change in weather

• A rock barrier

• It stopped on its own

What did Alejandro find that indicated the brothers' survival?

• A rescue team

• A radio signal

• An overhanging ledge

• A trail of footprints

How did the brothers feel after surviving the avalanche?

• Disappointed

• Thrilled

• Angry

• Indifferent