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Q3. The following list of sentences gives the events that occur when a large volcano forms.
They are NOT presented in the correct ORDER or SEQUENCE. Rewrite or show where the sentences
fit into the flow chart to show the CORRECT order of events that occurs to form a big volcano. The
first one has been done for you.
Molten lava erupts out of the vent onto the Earth's surface.
More eruptions of lava and ash come from the vent and coal to build the volcano.
Magma forces into a weakness in the crust to form a vent.
A hot magma source develops in the Earth's crust.
Molten lava cools on the Earth's surface to form a small hill or mount.
Flowchart showing the sequence of events when a large volcano forms:
A hot magma source develops in the Earth's crust.
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Q3 The Following List Of Sentences Gives The Events That Occur When A Large Volcano FormsThey Are NOT Presented In The Correct ORDER Or SEQUENCE Rewrite Or Show class=

Sagot :

1. **A hot magma source develops in the Earth's crust.**

- This is where it all begins. Deep within the Earth, molten rock (magma) accumulates in a reservoir.

2. **Magma forces into a weakness in the crust to form a vent.**

- The pressure from the magma pushes it upward, finding a path through cracks or weaknesses in the Earth's crust. This forms a volcanic vent.

3. **Molten lava erupts out of the vent onto the Earth's surface.**

- As the pressure builds, the magma erupts through the vent, spewing molten lava onto the surface.

4. **More eruptions of lava and ash come from the vent and coalesce to build the volcano.**

- Over time, repeated eruptions deposit layers of lava and ash around the vent, gradually forming the volcanic cone.

5. **Molten lava cools on the Earth's surface to form a small hill or mount.**

- The lava cools and solidifies, creating the familiar shape of a volcanic hill or mountain.