[Answer] 6. Baban decides to set up a high-powered telescope on the highest point of Cabo Verde, Mount Fogo, in an effort to spot Richard Dean Anderson. She may run into some problems with this plan however. Which of the following best describes Mount Fogo?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. Baban decides to set up a high-powered telescope on the highest point of Cabo Verde, Mount Fogo, in an effort to spot Richard Dean Anderson. She may run into some problems with this plan however. Which of the following best describes Mount Fogo?"

...1. Glacial peak 2. Active volcano 3. Narrow rock spire 4. Jagged sea cliff At 9,281 feet (2,829 meters), Mount Fogo (coincidentally located on the island of Fogo) is the only truly active volcano on the Cabo Verde islands. The islands are largely composed of volcanic rock, a by-product of which (pozzolana) is one of Cabo Verde's main export products. Luckily, Baban doesn't need her telescope; Richard Dean Anderson has been reported to be hiking in the interior of S�o Vicente Island, and she heads off after him.

[Answer] The governor of this state issued an emergency proclamation due to protests over the construction of a major new telescope.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "The governor of this state issued an emergency proclamation due to protests over the construction of a major new telescope."

...Demonstrators at the access road to Mauna Kea on Hawaii's Big Island have been in place since Monday, when construction was slated to kick off on the Thirty-Meter Telescope at top of the mountain.

[Answer] 5. You must never attempt to view the sun without a filter through any telescope because?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. You must never attempt to view the sun without a filter through any telescope because?"

...1. Its bad luck 2. the solar radiation could blind you 3. telescopes are for night time use only 4. you will lose polar alignment NEVER attempt to view the sun without a solar filter, shield or lens. The concentrated solar radiation could blind you in a nanosecond. This caution is engraved on even advanced model telescopes.