A VOLCANO IS BORN - SOUND

A new volcano has emerged in western Mexico, causing significant eruptions and earthquakes. The natural disaster began in a plowed field, leading to the destruction of a village and leaving many homeless. The eruptions were intense, with explosions occurring every two seconds and the roar audible over a hundred miles. The situation is compared to a war scenario, highlighting the severity of the event.

What unexpected event occurred in western Mexico during the war?

• A tornado hit the region.

• A new volcano emerged.

• A hurricane struck.

• A flood devastated the area.

Where did the new volcano begin to form?

• In the middle of a city

• In a dense forest

• On a mountain peak

• In a plowed field near a small village

What was one of the immediate consequences of the volcanic eruptions?

• A village was buried, leaving many homeless.

• A river changed its course.

• A forest fire started.

• A new island was formed.

How frequent were the explosions during the night?

• One every minute

• One every two seconds

• One every ten seconds

• One every hour

How far away could the roar of the volcano be heard?

• Over fifty miles

• Over ten miles

• Over a hundred miles

• Over two hundred miles