Nanga Parbat is ________ in world and 2nd highest peak in Pakistan.
Correct answer: C. 9th
- A. 7th
- B. 8th
- C. 9th
- D. 10th
Explanation
Nanga Parbat, at 8,126 metres, is the world’s ninth-highest mountain and Pakistan’s second-highest peak after K2. Its name means “Naked Mountain.”
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