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[Answer] Who is the classic dessert “Peach Melba” named after?

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...Peach Melba is a French dessert composed of sugared peaches, vanilla ice cream, and a vibrant raspberry sauce. The dish is named after Nellie Melba, a celebrated Australian opera singer. It was created in her honor by the renowned French chef Auguste Escoffier. Originally, Escoffier named his creation “peach with a swan” after one of Nellie’s performances. However, he later simplified the name to “Peach Melba” as a tribute to his friend. Interestingly, Melba toast, another of Escoffier’s creations, was also named after the opera singer.

[Answer] Which of these is NOT a type of rock climbing hold?

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...There are myriad types of rock climbing holds, and knowing how to navigate them is crucial to a successful climb. Bucket holds are the easiest to grip, which means they allow for a quick rest on a climb. A crimp grip is excellent for narrow handholds. Others have just enough room for a single finger. A horn is also a name for a protrusion of rock, so if you can get your hand around it, it’s very secure.

[Answer] In what style of climbing are crampons used?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "In what style of climbing are crampons used?"

...Climbing ice requires extra traction. That’s where crampons come in. Crampons are teeth that attach to the bottom of climbing shoes to help grip the ice. Previously, climbers used a laborious method called step cutting, which involved chiseling footholds into the ice with an ax.

[Answer] What do climbers use for grip while climbing?

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...When climbing, sweaty palms can be your downfall — literally. Most climbers carry chalk while they climb to keep their hands dry and increase their grip on the rocks. Quality chalk shouldn’t harm the skin, and it should feel comfortable to climb with. In other words, if it’s grainy or forms a paste when your palms get sweaty, it’s no good.

[Answer] What term describes securing a rope to prevent a climber from falling?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What term describes securing a rope to prevent a climber from falling?"

...Many types of rock climbing, including traditional, have someone else on the other end of the rope to prevent you from falling. Knowing how to belay is critical in climbing. A mistake can cause the other person to get seriously injured or worse. When belaying, there are commands — like “Belay on!” — to let the climber know they’re secure.

[Answer] What type of rock climbing doesn’t use rope?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What type of rock climbing doesn’t use rope?"

...Free soloing is the most dangerous way to climb. It’s performed without the security of ropes or harnesses, which means it comes with big risks. Free soloing isn’t the only type of rock climbing that doesn’t use rope, but unlike others, like bouldering, free soloists climb beyond what’s considered safe to do without protective gear.