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According to the professor, how did the cycle of volcanic eruption begin?
- Several earthquakes and avalanches occurred
- A Cloud of ash travelled around the world
- The volcano erupted suddenly without warning.
- Magma poured out of the top of the mountain
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Why does the professor say this: (listen!)
- To tell of his own experience of watching the mountain
- To explain why the events were a surprise to geologists
- To show that the eruptions interested a lot of people
- To criticize the media for interfering with the scientists
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Listen again to part of the lecture. Then answer the question.What does the professor mean when he says this: (listen!)
- It had been a long time since the previous eruption of St. Helens
- The public suddenly lost interest in watching the eruptions
- Scientists took a few days off before continuing their work
- The small eruptions paused briefly just before the major eruption
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The professor explains what happened Mount St. Helens erupted. Indicate whether each sentence below was part of the event.For each related event, click the correct circle.
- An earthquake caused a huge landslide
- The mountain gained sixty feet in height
- Ash and steam rose from the mountain
- The mountain’s side and top exploded
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What were some effects of the eruption?Click on two answers.
- Geologists were criticized for failing to predict it
- Large numbers of animals and people were killed
- The ash cloud affected weather around the world
- Tourists were afraid to visit the Cascade Range
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What can be concluded about Mount St. Helens?
- It is a harmless inactive volcano
- It is no longer of interest to geologists.
- It is the largest volcano in the world
- It is likely to erupt in the future.
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