I WONDER - Who Are The Sherpa People?

The video discusses the Sherpa people, who are native to Eastern Tibet near Mount Everest. Known for their expertise in the region, the term 'Sherpa' is now used for anyone guiding climbers up Mount Everest. Sherpas play a crucial role in ensuring the safety of tourists during the climb.

Where do the Sherpa people traditionally live?

• Southern Nepal

• Northern India

• Eastern Tibet near Mount Everest

• Western Tibet

What is the modern use of the title 'Sherpa'?

• A title for mountain climbers

• A title for local traders

• A title for anyone guiding people up Mount Everest

• A title for spiritual leaders

Why is the title 'Sherpa' associated with guiding people up Mount Everest?

• Due to their spiritual significance

• Because they own the land around Everest

• Due to their expertise and skill in the mountains

• Because of their historical trade routes

What is one of the key roles of Sherpas during the Everest climb?

• To teach climbing techniques

• To provide food and lodging

• To ensure the safety of tourists

• To entertain tourists

How do Sherpas contribute to the safety of tourists on Mount Everest?

• By offering medical services

• By setting up camps

• By guiding them through safe paths

• By providing weather forecasts