Mount Fuji volcano erupted few years back. It threw out fine, glass-rich ash into the atmosphere. It thereby distrupted air traffic and caused inconvenience to air travel. It might also erupt again in future. Mount Fuji is an example of
AVulnerable volcanoes
BExtinct volcanoes
CDormant volcanoes
DActive volcanoes.
Mount Fuji should be dormant volcano. Mount Kilimanjaro is extinct volcano. Refer page - 153 MTG Learning Science.
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Actually Mount Fuji is an Dormant volcano. In case of such question forget what you have read just analyse the question which says it erupted few years ago means it's a active volcano.
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Mount Fuji Volcano erupted few years back. It threw out fine, glass-rich ash into the atmosphere. It thereby disrupted air traffic and caused inconvenience to air travel. It might also erupt again in future. Mount Fuji is an example of Active Volcanoes. Active Volcanoes are those that have erupted in the past 10,000 years. Dormant Volcanoes are those volcanoes that haven't erupted in the past 10,000 years, but are expected to erupt again. Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is a dormant volcano. Extinct Volcanoes are those that have not had an eruption for at least 10,000 years and are not expected to erupt again in any near future. Mount Kulal in Kenya is an extinct volcano. There is no such thing as Vulnerable Volcanoes. Hence, the right answer is Option D.
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Actually Mount Fuji is an Dormant volcano. In case of such question forget what you have read just analyse the question which says it erupted few years ago means it's a active volcano.
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Actually Mount Fuji is an Dormant volcano. In case of such question forget what you have read just analyse the question which says it erupted few years ago means it's a active volcano.
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Actually mount Fuji is not an' Active Volcano' . It has not erupted in the past 10,000 years. Hence , It is a 'Dormant Volcano.'