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    The document describes the differences between simulated and true volcanic eruptions, the dangers posed by volcanic eruptions including property damage, loss of life, and health issues caused by ash and smoke, and imagines hearing people crying out and smelling smoke during an eruption with lava and smoke spewing from the volcano.

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    The document describes the differences between simulated and true volcanic eruptions, the dangers posed by volcanic eruptions including property damage, loss of life, and health issues caused by ash and smoke, and imagines hearing people crying out and smelling smoke during an eruption with lava and smoke spewing from the volcano.

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    Earth and Life Volcano

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    Althea Bucabuca
    The document describes the differences between simulated and true volcanic eruptions, the dangers posed by volcanic eruptions including property damage, loss of life, and health issues caused by ash and smoke, and imagines hearing people crying out and smelling smoke during an eruption with lava and smoke spewing from the volcano.

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    Name: Althea Madeline G.

    Bucabuca ABM1201

    a. The simulated volcano erupts and produces bubbles when vinegar and baking soda are
    added, whereas the true volcano emits lava and gas and can even trigger earthquakes.
    b. Volcanic eruptions have the ability to ruin a great deal of property while also killing a
    large number of people. The volcanic ashes can go high into the atmosphere, where they
    can remain for a long period and be carried for a long distance by the wind. The sky will
    be obscured, and sun rays will be blocked, decreasing the temperature. Volcanic
    eruptions can potentially cause lung disease.
    c. I believe I could hear people sobbing and shouting, as well as the volcano exploding, and
    I believe I could see the volcano spewing lava and smoke. I'd be able to smell the smoke
    as well, which is hazardous to your lungs.

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