Which is Africa's second-highest mountain?
Correct answer: B. Mount Kenya
- A. Mount Elgon
- B. Mount Kenya
- C. Mount Stanley
- D. Ras Dashen
Explanation
Mount Kenya (5,199 m) is Africa's second-highest peak after Kilimanjaro.
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