Answer:
C. volcanic fragments that were already solid rock before being ejected during an eruption
Explanation:
A volcanic bomb is a mass of molten rock which is larger than 2.5 inches in diameter, it is formed when a volcano ejects viscous fragments of lava during an eruption like it states up in the answer. They cool into solid fragments before they reach the ground or they turn into solid rock before landing the ground.
Answer:
Kilauea
Explanation:
Kilauea is a typical shield volcano and Mt. St. Helens is a great example of a stratovolcano. Although both are currently active, the types of eruptions that we could expect from each mountain are quite different. Kilauea, while more active, features slow moving basaltic flows that even a person on foot could escape. The eruptions tend to be gentle and do not usually cause a great deal of damage. Mt. St. Helens, on the other hand, is much more dangerous because of it's violent eruptions accompanied by large amounts of ash, violent lava and mudflows and flying debris. As a stratovolcano it is less active but for more powerful and unpredictable.
Answer:
I believe it's E. Boreal Forest
Explanation:
I think that the forest there is actually very dry and all of the other answers have wet or cold climates.
