What is the name of the 3800 meter high active volcano on Ross Island in the Antarctic?
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Mount Olympus
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Mount Erebus
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Mount Andews
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Mount A2
Mount Erebus is the southernmost active volcano on Earth, located on Ross Island in Antarctica. It stands approximately 3,794 meters (about 12,448 feet) high and has been continuously active since 1972. Mount Olympus is in Greece/Mars, not Antarctica. The options 'Mount Andews' and 'Mount A2' appear to be fictional or nonsensical.
Mount Erebus is the roughly 3,800-metre active volcano located on Ross Island in Antarctica, notable for being one of the few volcanoes in the world with a persistent lava lake. It's also historically significant as the site of a major 1979 air disaster. The other names listed are either fictional or refer to mountains elsewhere (Mount Olympus is in Greece).