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Which of the following natural phenomena is most likely to produce a 'roar' as a primary effect?
Which of the following natural phenomena is most likely to produce a 'roar' as a primary effect?
- An avalanche cascading down a mountainside. (correct)
- The deposition of ash following a volcanic eruption.
- A tsunami approaching a coastal area.
- A blizzard sweeping across the plains.
In the context of a volcanic event, what term best describes the state of rocks heated to an extreme temperature?
In the context of a volcanic event, what term best describes the state of rocks heated to an extreme temperature?
- Toxic
- Molten (correct)
- Erupted
- Combustible
Following a significant volcanic eruption, which of the following environmental hazards would pose the greatest risk to air quality and respiratory health?
Following a significant volcanic eruption, which of the following environmental hazards would pose the greatest risk to air quality and respiratory health?
- The spread of toxic gases. (correct)
- The development of a tsunami.
- Increased levels of lava flow.
- The accumulation of molten rock.
What geological event is most likely to be the primary cause of a tsunami?
What geological event is most likely to be the primary cause of a tsunami?
Which of these weather events is characterized by heavy snowfall and strong winds?
Which of these weather events is characterized by heavy snowfall and strong winds?
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Ash
Ash
Powder remaining after burning.
Avalanche
Avalanche
A mass of snow or rock sliding down a mountain.
Blizzard
Blizzard
A severe snowstorm with strong winds.
Eruption
Eruption
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Lava
Lava
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