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What Happens Answers To Questions. What happens when 2 plates meet? When 2 plates meet an earthquake starts and then a volcano might erupt. When 2 plates.

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1 What Happens Answers To Questions

2 What happens when 2 plates meet? When 2 plates meet an earthquake starts and then a volcano might erupt. When 2 plates meet a earthquake does happen, but volcanoes don’t always happen

3 What are the four parts of the earth? On what part do we live on? The part we live on is called the crust. There are crust, mantle, outer core, and inner core

4 Why do you think the author wrote this story He wrote this story to give us facts about volcanoes

5 Credits Made by Alyssa Gibson Taylor Noack Marissa Hudman Michael Kemper And Michael Covert we hope you enjoyed

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