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READING SECTION ( 9 Marks) diolcano is a buming mountain with a great hole running deep into the earth. Out of it come smoke, gases and stones The mouth of the opening is called the crater of the volcano Volcanoes are not always burning Sometimes a Lolcano will remain quiet for centuries. And then it will suddenly become active. This is called volcanic eruption. When the eruption takes place, great clouds of ashes, dust gas and steam rise from the crater. After sometime. white hot molten rock.called laia begins to flow down the mountain sides. This may go on for days or weeks Then the volcano will go to sleep avain for many cars. Most volcanoes and found near the seas On the basis of our reading of the above passage complete the following (a) is olcano is a burning mountain 1 hich (b) When a volcano becomes actric 10) Lawu rotorto (di Acratcr is the mouth of the (c) Most volcanoes are found lit​

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Answered by bandayayshamasarat
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1) outcome of smoke, gases and stones. the mouth of the opening is called as crater of volcano.

2) false

3) most volcanos are found near the seas.

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