TSUNAMIS
VOCABULARY 2
VOCABULARY 1
VOLCANOES
RANDOM
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when is a tsunami dangerous?

reaches land.

100

gem?

diamond.

100

showing impressive beauty?

majestic.

100

which type of volcano is not a main type volcano?

crater core volcanoes.

100

why did the author write the selection Volcanoes?

to inform readers about different types of volcanoes.

200

what is the name given for tsunamis that are caused by underwater landslides?

mega-tsunamis

200

being in a state of rest?

dormant.

200

ring of fire?

large area where there are many active volcanoes.

200

where does most of Earth's volcanoes form?

at the boundaries of two tectonic plates.

200

what is an important feature of dormant volcanoes?

it erupted in the year 1056, but could erupt again some day.

300

what is a tsunami?

giant waves created by strong movement on the ocean floor.

300

blanket?

a covering or layer of something.

300

hot liquid rock inside Earth?

magma.

300

what was an immediate effect of the eruption of Mount St. Helens?

the area around the volcano was destroyed.

300

what text tells us that tsunamis can cause damage that can take many years to recover from?

the great Sendai in Japan.

400

why did the author not write this selection?

to explain technologies that track tsunamis.

400

something that happens as a result of conditions?

consequence.

400

monitors?

to observe in order to collect information.

400

how does volcanic eruptions help surrounding areas?

the soil that eventually develops from volcanic eruptions leads to  better plant and animal life.

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what is the ring of fire?

a large area where there are many active volcanoes.

500

craters?

a large bowl-shaped hole in the ground.

500

an unwelcome break in a process?

disruption.

500

how can scientist learn about Earth?

by studying volcanic eruptions.

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