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Volcanoes (Group 2 Earth Science)

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Give the three type according to shape (Ex. of answer, ONE TWO THREE)
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Most violent type of volcano when erupting?
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Composite Volcano
Shield Volcano
Super Volcano

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Give the three type according to shape (Ex. of answer, ONE TWO THREE)

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Most violent type of volcano when erupting?

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Other term for composite volcano

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Example of volcanic island

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What is the tallest volcano in height and broad?

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What type of volcano is Mt. Taal?

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What volcano in the Philippines that is known for being the most perfect volcanic cone?

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The non-explosive volcano

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110.31.b.17.C
Topic: Reading/Vocabulary Development
STAAR English II High School 2014 - Past Paper