Which mountain is a mountain in Phocis, Central Greece?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Mount Giona
Answer: Mount Giona. Why not the others: "Mount Parnassus" stands at 2,457 metres in Phocis, lower than Giona's 2,510 metres; "Mount Oeta" rises to 2,152 metres south of the Spercheios valley; "Mount Helicon" reaches an elevation of 1,749 metres in Boeotia.
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