How tall is Mount Crumpet?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, Mount Crumpet is like 3,000 feet tall. But hey, who's counting, right? I mean, it's not like we're all lining up with tape measures to check. Just know it's a big ol' mountain that the Grinch likes to hang out on.

Answer 2

The simple answer is straight from the poem,

"Three thousand feet up! Up the side of Mount Crumpit,

He rode to the tiptop to dump it!"

The animated verison agrees with the poem totally. However the live action movie shows the whole Who-world on a single snowflake. Ron Howard most likely based that on the idea that the Who-ville Who's are the same as "The Horton hears a Who" Whos. Those who's live on a dust speck. If you believe the are the same the Whos, the Grinch and Mt Crumpit are all tiny.

However, the poem clearly states 3k feet not a few microns. How big are who's feet ? If a Who-foot is the size of a Who's feet it would not matter if the Who's are human sized or the Who's are microscopic the unit of measure is relative to the size of Whos. Therefore, Mount Crumpit is certainly 3,000 Who-feet tall.

The simple answer is straight from the poem,

"Three thousand feet up! Up the side of Mount Crumpit,

He rode to the tiptop to dump it!"

The animated verison agrees with the poem totally. However the live action movie shows the whole Who-world on a single snowflake. Ron Howard most likely based that on the idea that the Who-ville Who's are the same as "The Horton hears a Who" Whos. Those who's live on a dust speck. If you believe the are the same the Whos, the Grinch and Mt Crumpit are all tiny.

However, the poem clearly states 3k feet not a few microns. How big are who's feet ? If a Who-foot is the size of a Who's feet it would not matter if the Who's are human sized or the Who's are microscopic the unit of measure is relative to the size of Whos. Therefore, Mount Crumpit is certainly 3,000 Who-feet tall.

Answer 3

Mount Crumpet, a fictional mountain in "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," is not officially defined with a specific height. Its size and height are exaggerated for storytelling purposes and are not based on any real-world measurements.