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Give reasons for the following:
Mt. Vesuvius in Italy is a dormant volcano.

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Mt. Vesuvius in Italy is a dormant volcano because it first erupted in 79 AD. After that it remained dormant for over 1500 years and then suddenly erupted with great force in 1631 AD. Since then, it has erupted about 7 times with the last eruption seen in 1944.

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Give reasons for the following:Mt. Vesuvius in Italy is a dormant volcano.

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Give reasons for the following:
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Give reasons for the following:
The Circum-Pacific Belt is also called the 'Ring of Fire'.

Give reasons for the following:
Volcanos have constructive effects in favour of man.

Identify the parts of volcano which are marked as 5 & 7
Lava & Ash
Fissure & Dyke
Lava & Magma
Vent & caldera

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Strato volcano
Lava domes
Lava Shields
Cinder cones