What is the elevation of Mount Joffre in the Canadian Rockies?
a) 3,747 meters
b) 3,829 meters
c) 3,440 meters
d) 3,214 meters
Answer: a) 3,747 meters
In which province is Mount Joffre located?
a) Alberta
b) British Columbia
c) Yukon
d) Saskatchewan
Answer: b) British Columbia
Mount Joffre is part of which mountain range?
a) Rocky Mountains
b) Coast Mountains
c) Appalachian Mountains
d) Sierra Nevada
Answer: a) Rocky Mountains
What is the prominence of Mount Joffre?
a) 1,424 meters
b) 1,068 meters
c) 876 meters
d) 952 meters
Answer: b) 1,068 meters
Mount Joffre was named after whom?
a) A French explorer
b) A Canadian geologist
c) An Indigenous leader
d) A British mountaineer
Answer: a) A French explorer
Which of the following activities is popular on Mount Joffre?
a) Hiking
b) Skiing
c) Rock climbing
d) Bird watching
Answer: c) Rock climbing
Mount Joffre is located in which national park?
a) Yoho National Park
b) Banff National Park
c) Jasper National Park
d) Kootenay National Park
Answer: a) Yoho National Park
What is the approximate distance from Mount Joffre to Vancouver, BC?
a) 200 kilometers
b) 350 kilometers
c) 500 kilometers
d) 600 kilometers
Answer: b) 350 kilometers
Mount Joffre is known for its distinctive:
a) Pyramidal shape
b) Serrated ridges
c) Glacial valleys
d) Plateau summit
Answer: a) Pyramidal shape
Which river is located near Mount Joffre?
a) Fraser River
b) Columbia River
c) Athabasca River
d) Peace River
Answer: a) Fraser River
Mount Joffre is composed mainly of which type of rock?
a) Granite
b) Sandstone
c) Limestone
d) Shale
Answer: a) Granite
What is the best time for climbing Mount Joffre?
a) Spring
b) Summer
c) Autumn
d) Winter
Answer: b) Summer
Mount Joffre is named after a World War I hero from which country?
a) France
b) Canada
c) United States
d) United Kingdom
Answer: a) France
Which indigenous people have a connection to the region where Mount Joffre is located?
a) Ktunaxa
b) Inuit
c) Haida
d) Coast Salish
Answer: a) Ktunaxa
What is the first successful ascent date of Mount Joffre?
a) 1901
b) 1923
c) 1945
d) 1960
Answer: b) 1923
Mount Joffre is part of which regional district in British Columbia?
a) Fraser-Fort George
b) Kootenay Boundary
c) Central Coast
d) North Okanagan
Answer: a) Fraser-Fort George
What is the closest town to Mount Joffre?
a) Pemberton
b) Revelstoke
c) Golden
d) Jasper
Answer: a) Pemberton
Mount Joffre is a popular destination for:
a) Base jumping
b) Paragliding
c) Hang gliding
d) Bungee jumping
Answer: b) Paragliding
Mount Joffre is often climbed in combination with which nearby mountain?
a) Mount Matier
b) Mount Assiniboine
c) Mount Robson
d) Mount Waddington
Answer: a) Mount Matier
Mount Joffre is a notable landmark in:
a) Kootenay Valley
b) Sea to Sky Country
c) Thompson-Nicola Region
d) Cariboo Mountains
Answer: b) Sea to Sky Country
Mount Joffre is part of which First Nations’ traditional territory?
a) St’at’imc
b) Nlaka’pamux
c) Tsilhqot’in
d) Gitxsan
Answer: a) St’at’imc
What is the total area covered by Mount Joffre’s glacier?
a) 15 square kilometers
b) 20 square kilometers
c) 10 square kilometers
d) 25 square kilometers
Answer: b) 20 square kilometers
Mount Joffre is part of the:
a) Pacific Cordillera
b) Appalachian Mountains
c) Laurentian Mountains
d) Coast Mountains
Answer: d) Coast Mountains
Mount Joffre was named in honor of a soldier who fought in which war?
a) World War I
b) American Civil War
c) World War II
d) Korean War
Answer: a) World War I
Mount Joffre’s first ascent was accomplished by a party from which country?
a) Canada
b) United States
c) United Kingdom
d) Switzerland
Answer: b) United States
Which of the following is the primary route for climbing Mount Joffre?
a) Northeast Buttress
b) South Face
c) West Ridge
d) North Couloir
Answer: a) Northeast Buttress
Mount Joffre is named after a French marshal of which era?
a) Napoleonic era
b) Revolutionary era
c) Medieval era
d) Renaissance era
Answer: a) Napoleonic era
Mount Joffre is situated in the traditional territory of which Indigenous group?
a) St’at’imc Nation
b) Haida Nation
c) Nlaka’pamux Nation
d) Anishinaabe Nation
Answer: a) St’at’imc Nation
The standard approach to Mount Joffre starts from which glacier?
a) Cerise Glacier
b) Matier Glacier
c) Twin One Glacier
d) Phalanx Glacier
Answer: b) Matier Glacier
Mount Joffre is part of which provincial park in British Columbia?
a) Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park
b) Joffre Lakes Provincial Park
c) Mount Seymour Provincial Park
d) Garibaldi Provincial Park
Answer: b) Joffre Lakes Provincial Park
What is the approximate latitude of Mount Joffre?
a) 50.23° N
b) 52.17° N
c) 49.75° N
d) 51.48° N
Answer: c) 49.75° N
Which of the following is a challenge climbers face when ascending Mount Joffre?
a) High altitude sickness
b) Avalanche risk
c) Extreme cold
d) Rockfall danger
Answer: b) Avalanche risk
Mount Joffre is part of the Garibaldi Ranges, which are a subrange of which mountain range?
a) Pacific Ranges
b) Selkirk Mountains
c) Purcell Mountains
d) Cassiar Mountains
Answer: a) Pacific Ranges
The nearest major city to Mount Joffre is:
a) Vancouver
b) Calgary
c) Seattle
d) Edmonton
Answer: a) Vancouver
What is the name of the first climber who successfully summited Mount Joffre?
a) C.D. Holway
b) James Outram
c) A.J. Gilmour
d) Albert Mummery
Answer: a) C.D. Holway
Mount Joffre is often climbed as part of the __________ Traverse.
a) Tantalus
b) Coast
c) Kootenay
d) Waddington
Answer: a) Tantalus
Which river drainage system is closest to Mount Joffre?
a) Fraser River
b) Columbia River
c) Athabasca River
d) Yukon River
Answer: a) Fraser River
The standard route up Mount Joffre follows the _________ Ridge.
a) South
b) North
c) West
d) East
Answer: a) South
Mount Joffre is often referred to as the “Crown Jewel of the ____________.”
a) Coast Mountains
b) Selkirk Mountains
c) Rocky Mountains
d) Purcell Mountains
Answer: a) Coast Mountains
Mount Joffre is named after Marshal Joseph Joffre, a prominent military figure from which country?
a) France
b) Canada
c) United Kingdom
d) Germany
Answer: a) France
