Where is Government House located?

• A. Mount Fritz William
• B. Mount FitzWilliam
• C. Mount Everest
• D. Mount Frederic

Answer: (B)

Government House is the official residence of a governor in many countries, and such residences are usually placed on elevated ground in the capital city to symbolize authority and provide a commanding view of the area. Among the options, Mount FitzWilliam is a properly named geographic feature that could be tied to a capital’s prominent landscape, fitting the idea of a prestigious site for a government residence. The other choices don’t align with this concept: Mount Everest is a distant, well-known peak with no connection to a capital’s governor’s residence, and the remaining names resemble misspellings or less plausible landmarks. So, Mount FitzWilliam is the most reasonable location for Government House.