spelling year 5 - volcanoes

A person who has managed to endure and overcome a challenging

or dangerous situation, often referring to someone who has overcomes a

life-threatening event or adversity.

An ancient Roman city near Naples, Italy, which was buried under

volcanic ash and pumice following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. The

preserved ruins provide valuable insights into ancient Roman life and

architecture.

name that ancient city-

A sudden and violent shaking of the Earth's surface caused by

the movement of tectonic plates. These shakes can vary in intensity and can result

in significant damage to buildings and infrastructure.

what do you call this Earth tremors?

It's a mountain is a volcano located near Naples, Italy. It is

famous for its devastating eruption in 79 AD, which led to the destruction of

Pompeii and Herculaneum. It is considered one of the most dangerous

volcanoes in the world due to its proximity to densely populated areas.

What is the name of the Mountain?

The absence of sound or noise. It refers to a state of quietness or

tranquility, often associated with peace, calmness, or meditation.

what is that lack of sound called?

The act of mixing or jumbling things together in a disorderly

manner. It can refer to a disorganized or confused state of things or

information.

(write in passed tense)

A process or experience of traveling from one place to another,

typically involving a significant distance or duration. It can also metaphorically

refer to the progression or development of a person's life, career, or personal

growth.

A celebration or event that is usually held on a specific date or

season, often featuring various activities, performances, or rituals. These occasions are typically associated with cultural, religious, or social traditions and may involve music, dancing, food, and other forms of entertainment.

what is that kind of celebration called?

It is an openings or vents in the Earth's crust through which molten

rock, ash, and gases can escape from the planet's interior. They are

typically cone-shaped mountains formed by the accumulation of erupted

materials and are capable of producing volcanic eruptions.

(write plural form)

The sudden release of magma, gas, and other materials from a

volcano. It involves the expulsion of these substances onto the Earth's surface or

into the atmosphere. This sudden volcanic "expulsion" can vary in size and intensity, ranging from gentle lava flows to explosive events with pyroclastic flows, ash clouds, and lava fountains.

What is that action of expelling magma out of the volcano called ?