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In this excerpt, both avalanches and crevasses can best be described as
A) natural events that are risks when climbing a very tall mountain.
B) forms of a deadly altitude sickness.
C) types of mountain climbing ropes.
D) pieces of technology that help guide climbers through mountain passes.
The correct answer is A) natural events that are risks when climbing a very tall mountain.
Explanation: Avalanches and crevasses are both natural occurrences that pose significant dangers to climbers in high-altitude environments. Avalanches are sudden snow slides, while crevasses are deep cracks in glaciers. Both can lead to serious accidents, making them important risks to consider when climbing tall mountains.