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Standing on Everest, the writer was, (i) overjoyed., , (ii) verysad., , (iii) jubilant and sad., , Choosetherightitem., Solution:, , He was jubilant because of reaching the highest peak in the world and was sad because he had had, to go down to reach the real world., , The emotion that gripped him was one of, , (i) victory overhurdles., , (ii) humilityandasenseofsmallness., (iii) greatnessandselfimportance., (iv) joyofdiscovery., , Solution:, Anybody can get overawed by the sheer scale of nature’s creation and feels so small in front of it., , (i) greatintellectual achievements., , (ii) theprocess ofmaturing mentally and spiritually., , (iii) overcoming personal ambition for common welfare., , (iv) livingintheworldofthoughtandimagination., , (v) the triumph of mind over worldly pleasures for a noble cause., (vi) afuller knowledge of oneself., , Mark the item(s) not relevant., , Solution:, (i), (iii), (iv) and (v) are not relevant., , , , , , 05. The Summit Within