Tall is to mountain as deep is to?
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oceanic trench... sorry just saw the choices ravine.
1104332
yes, u r right. According to a latest Chinese Report, the height of the Mount Everest is now 8,851m in comparison to 8,848m that is adopted all over the world. \nIt is due to the reason that the Indian Tectonic Plate is still moving north towards the Asian Tectonic Plate (that forms the Tibet and rest of the Asia). Because of this phenomenon, the height of the Himalayas is increasing. and no doubt that the height of mount everest has also increased. But, because of certain reasons, the international organisations have decided to keep the height of Mt. Everest at universally known 8,848m
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At the bottom, because by the time you got to the top you would have a hard time breathing!\n\nAll I can say is that the pressure at the top of Mt. Everest would be lower.  So, does that mean that it would be easier to drink water with a straw or would it be harder?  I have a feeling that the answer has something to do with pressure equalization.  Sorry, I can't help more!  Good luck!
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short - tall\n\nThe first is the English adjective tall as an expression of MAX VERT. Although short must be regarded as its antonym prima facie (as everyone knows what, e.g., a short person is), it might better be called a quasi-antonym. The reason for this is that short is the regular antonym to long and would therefore give rise to what has been called an “antonymy gable” (Lang 1987: 357). Using short as the counterpart of tall at all, however, seems to be more a (if conventionalized) way out of a missing-antonym situation. This is corroborated by the fact that short or its German counterpart kurz appear in other constellations for the expression of ‘smallness of dimensional extent’, most obvious in cases of contextually induced orientation like the ‘poles that are put upright’.
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not really a question. All points of land are based on sea level. If you standing on the beach with your feet in the water your elevation would be 0. walk up it might be 1ft or more. standing on a mountain it might be 2500ft above sea level.
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Average 4,327 feet above sea level. That's pretty much high altitude for all of you who bake brownies and cakes. The highest point is  9,410 feet tall on Grandview Peak, which I've never climbed. The highest up I have been is toward the top of Mount Timpanogos where Timpanogos Cave is near Provo, Utah, about 35 miles south of Salt Lake City, Utah, about 6,300 feet above sea level.
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The elevation of mount Everest has been recently revised — 29,035 feet (8850 meters), two meters or seven feet higher than the previously accepted figure.This was determined using Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite equipment on the very top of Mount Everest last May by scientists supported by the National Geographic and Boston's Museum of Science.
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Is this a trick question? Mt. Everest was the tallest, whether people measured it or not.\n\nOr do you mean, which one did we THINK was the tallest before Everest took that title? Better ask what you mean!
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climb a mountain\n\n-->
108803
Mountain. A mountain's slope goes up, but the mountain doesn't grow.
605725
If you think of pressure as being the weight of a column of air at sea level, lets just call that 760 for example, then the column would be shorter and not as heavy if you were on the top of a mountain and therefore would have a lower pressure, say 500 and out in space it would be almost 0.  In the reverse if the column were going below sea level, it would be even heavier and therefore the pressure would be greater than 760. The deeper you go the heavier or greater would be the pressure.
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It used to be that the division between mountains and hills was the height of 5000 ft but that seems to have gone the way of all things and it has come down to 600 meters for legal reasons but land above that is still called the xyz hills!!
182560
The average depth of the oceans is about five times the average elevation of the land. In general, the continents stand about three miles above the ocean floor. According to the National Geographic Atlas, the deepest-known part of the ocean measures [10,924] meters (35,839 feet), in the Marianas Trench near Guam. If the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest (29,141 feet), were to be placed into this trench, it would be covered by over 1.25 miles of water.
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Gravity is an inverse square law for the further you are from the centre of mass the lower the graviational pull you feel. So yes gravity is less on the top of a mountain (and this has been measured) also these would be less air resistance as the air is of a lower density. These two factors would allow you to jump high, assuming you were on oxygen.
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High: 41\nLow:  29\n\nWith very light snowfall (0.01) inch
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I always like to say the Mauna Loa volcano, which from base to peak is 1-2,000 feet higher than Mt. Everest. 16,000 ft. of it is below sea level though hehe. \n\nThe wording of the question prolly means Everest is a better answer but, everyone else already answered Everest anyways hehe.
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Mt. Everest 8848 meters or 29,029 ft