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Earthquake-</span><span>a. measured on the Richter scale
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Volcano-</span>b. lava comes out d. forms a mountain<span>
Both-c</span><span>. natural hazard
d. caused by subduction</span><span>e. occurs underwater
f. measured using a seismograph</span>
I believe the first one is 'physical geography' :-)
When the temperature rises the ice in antarctica will melt causing the sea levels to rise. I think that is the answer. hope it helped
Answer:
Earthquakes -the physical phenomena of ground shaking, surface fault rupture, and ground failure and, in some coastal areas, tsunamis. Smaller earthquakes, aftershocks, may follow the main shock, sometimes several hours, months, or even several years later.
Volcanoes-serious damage is restricted to small areas compared with the extent of damage from large floods or great earthquakes. Yet volcanic eruptions can take a high toll in human life and property.
Explanation:
Answer: molten rock that cools and hardens on Earth's surface.
Explanation: Lava is liquid rock that are thrown to the Earth's surface by the action of a volcanic eruption. On cooling a Lava form an igneous rock. The Lava are found in the Earth's crust naturally but are thrown to the surface during a volcanic eruption. Lava has the ability to travel long distances during an Eruption.
