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Answer:
Volcan de fuego is a active and violent volcano.
Explanation:
- The volcanic eruption of Guatemala took place on June 3rd, all spread in all directions and covered all areas. Fast-moving hot and gases volcanic rock mixed with the air and formed a toxic landslide.
- The volcanic eruption took place in 2018, with the explosion and pyroclastic flows. First, the volcanic eruption took place at 12.00 local time and produces an ash column up to 15 km in height.
- Destroying a large number of areas. The eruption continued on 5 th June occurring immediately. On 8 June evacuation work started and on 9 June the lahars due to the volcano prevented the rescue operations of Santa Lucia.
- Causing the death of 70 people. Again eruption occurred on Nov 18, 20182 when the volcano entered into a new stage of eruption. The volcano killed 190 people, 57 were injured and 300 people were missing.
Answer:
The Hawaiian Islands were formed by such a hot spot occurring in the middle of the Pacific Plate. While the hot spot itself is fixed, the plate is moving. So, as the plate moved over the hot spot, the string of islands that make up the Hawaiian Island chain were formed.
-- software developer
-- school teacher
-- taxi driver
-- electrical engineer
-- highway surveyor
-- restaurant waiter
-- newspaper reporter
-- police officer
-- house painter
-- farmer
-- dentist
-- radio announcer
-- steel manufacturer
-- auto mechanic
-- nurse
-- TV weather reporter
-- book publisher
-- childcare worker
-- airline pilot
-- trash collector
-- landscaper
-- research scientist
-- computer repairman
-- grocer
-- truck driver
-- doctor
-- wine maker
-- dry cleaner
-- electronics technician
-- professional football player
-- jeweller
-- cable TV installer
-- used car salesman
-- home appliance repairman
Oh my! I seem to have opened my book to the wrong page, and
part of the page is torn so I'm not even sure whether this is the list
of occupations for France, Brazil, Israel, or maybe even Canada.
