Volcanoes explained

Question 1

subdivision (noun)

Answer 1

A part or parts of something bigger
Synonyms: division, section, segment
The subdivisions of a city.

Question 2

to spew (verb)

Answer 2

Expel large quantities of (something) rapidly and forcibly.
Synonyms: emit, discharge, eject, expel,pour out, spout
The volcano spew a lot of lava .

Question 3

to evacuate (verb)

Answer 3

Remove (someone) from a place of danger to a safer place.
Synonyms: remove, clear, ask people to leave, force people to leave
The typhoon was so strand that people had to be evacuated to another part of the city.

Question 4

resident (noun)

Answer 4

A person who lives somewhere for a longer time.
Synonyms: inhabitant, local
I have been a resident of this city for three years.

Question 5

typical (adjective)

Answer 5

Having the qualities of a particular type of person or thing.
Synonyms: normal, average, ordinary, standard, regular
He is a typical secondary school student, he likes to play football and study sciences.

Question 6

to simmer (verb)

Answer 6

A liquid that stays just below boiling point while bubbling gently.
Synonyms: boil gently, cook gently, stew, poach
The lava simmers inside the volcano.

Question 7

to bubble (verb)

Answer 7

Action of water starting to boil, when bubbles form in it.
Synonyms: blister
The water is bubbling, we can cook the noodles soon.

Question 8

eruption (noun)

Answer 8

A sudden outbreak of something, typically something unwelcome or noisy.
Synonyms: emission, explosion
The volcano frequently erupted for the past 50 years.

Question 9

mile (noun)

Answer 9

A unit to measure distance (1 mile = 1.609km)

The distance from my house to the school is about 3 miles.

Question 10

summit (noun)

Answer 10

The highest point of a hill or mountain.
Synonyms: peak, mountaintop
She climbed all the way to the summit to view the landscape.

Question 11

scientist (noun)

Answer 11

A person who is studying or has expert knowledge of one or more of the natural or physical sciences.
Synonyms: researcher, technologist
The scientists could not foresee the eruption, it happened very sudden.

Question 12

slight (adjective)

Answer 12

A litte amount of something.
Synonyms: little, tiny
There was a slight change in his mood, now he does not want to study anymore.

Question 13

to decrease (verb)

Answer 13

Make or become smaller or fewer in size or amount.
Synonyms: essen, become less, grow less, become smaller, grow smaller, reduce
Winter is coming, therefore, the daily temperature decreases.

Question 14

to force (verb)

Answer 14

Make a way through or into by physical strength; break open by force.
Synonyms: break open, force open, burst open
He forced the blocked door open with all his strength.

Question 15

surface (noun)

Answer 15

The outside part or uppermost layer of something.
Synonyms: outside
The screen of my Laptop is the surface I work on.

Question 16

likely (adjective)

Answer 16

Such as well might happen or be true; probable.
Synonyms: possible, credible, plausible, believable, imaginable
Dark clouds are moving across the sky, it is most likely going to rain tonight.

Question 17

to lull (verb)

Answer 17

Calm or send to sleep, typically with soothing sounds or movements.
Synonyms: soothe, quiet, hush, lullaby
The mum calms the crying baby down by lulling it to sleep.

Question 18

similar (adjective)

Answer 18

Having a resemblance in appearance, character, or quantity, without being identical.
Synonyms: alike, comparable, like
My friends sisters look very similar though they are not twins.

Question 19

to wind down (verb)

Answer 19

Something gradually loses power.
Synonyms: lessen
The storm will wind down during the next few hours.

Question 20

temporary (adjective)

Answer 20

Lasting for only a limited period of time; not permanent..
Synonyms: non-permanent, short-term, brief, short-lived, momentary
His illness is only temporary, he will be good again next week.

Question 21

continuously (adjective)

Answer 21

Something is kept being done.
Synonyms: always, again and again, consecutively
The vulcano continuously erupts.

Question 22

constantly (adjective)

Answer 22

Something goes on and on and on.
Synonyms: not changing, staying the same, continuing without pause, not stopping
Driving at a constant speed saves gas.

Question 23

to melt (verb)

Answer 23

Something (e.g. chocolate) changes its physical state from solid to liquid.
Synonyms: to dissolve, to be liquefied, to fuse
When the sun becomes stronger in spring, the snow melts to water and disappears.

Question 24

rather (adverb)

Answer 24

prefer doing something compared to the other options presented.
Synonyms: preferably, instead
Since it is raining, I would rather eat dinner at home than going to a restaurant.

Question 25

impact (noun)

Answer 25

The influence of one thing on another.
Synonyms: influence, collision, effect
The teachers angry outburst had a negative impact on the students behavior.

Question 26

to ooze (verb)

Answer 26

(of moisture, liquid, etc.) to flow or pass slowly or gradually:
Synonyms: to exude
Water was oozing from her shoes after the heavy rain.

Question 27

geological (adjective)

Answer 27

Description of something related to the science that deals with the dynamics and physical history of the earth, the rocks of which it is composed, and the physical, chemical, and biological changes that the earth has undergone or is undergoing.
Synonyms: /
The researchers went Australia to take geological samples.

Question 28

hazard (noun)

Answer 28

Something causing danger.
Synonyms: danger
A typhoon is a hazard to humans and animals causing many casualties every year.

Question 29

geologist (noun)

Answer 29

A person who specializes in geologic research and study.
Synonyms: /
The geologist spend a whole day at the crater of the volcano to take samples.

Question 30

coordinator (noun)

Answer 30

Someone who organizes things.
Synonyms: Organizer
The school coordinator had to change the timetable because one of the teachers resigned.

Question 31

to crack (verb)

Answer 31

To break without separation of parts or (cause to) become marked by lines that indicate a break.
Synonyms: to break
Shortly before the volcanoes eruption, the floor around the crater cracked.

Question 32

to confine (verb)

Answer 32

To enclose within bounds.
Synonyms: to circumscribe
She confined her remarks to errors in the report.

Question 33

to surround (verb)

Answer 33

To enclose on all sides.
Synonyms: to encircle
The troops surrounded the village.

Question 34

to occur (verb)

Answer 34

Something happens.
Synonyms: to happen, to appear, to take place
The accident occurred last night.