1.Volcanoes and earthquakes are alike because they both can destroy people and animals. They are different because volcanoes have lava coming out, but earthquakes make the ground shake.

2.Dogs can dig in the ground and feel the temperature to know when something is coming.

3.Some words that can relate to volcanoes are lava,chimney,cone,and magma chamber.

4.Mongolia is north of China, and India is east of China.

2. It’s hard for whales to see underwater. Human activities also affect this,and many people think sonar can affect whales.

3. Echo and location. You can easily tell that they mean (the location of an echo.)

4. There are three baleen whales named.

2.Yes,tiltmeters are tools that measure changes of the Earth’s surface.

3.Fault can also mean an error in software,or a defect or imperfection.

4. Those pictures helped me understand by showing its form and how it works.

2.The story first mentioned the bulge on page six. It describe the pressure from the lava inside the volcano causing a buldge.

3. When I got caught in the rain, I began to tremble.

4.The map showed that the cascades go on for hundreds of miles. They cover a lot of land.

2. They wrapped him in a warm towel and rubbed him. They examined him and found a microchip that helped him locate his owner.

3.She was excited about getting the puppy back to its owner.

4. It was one of the way the shelter uses to reunite animals with their ownerS when they get seperated.Without the chip, they may have never found the dog.

3.The glass is broken into small pieces called cullet.
4.Recycling helps reduce the amount of new natural resources needed to make new items. Recycling reduces the amount of trash taken to landfills, which help conserve the land.
5.Both paper and aluminum are taken to recycling centers and put into bales. The aluminum is shredded and melted, while the paper is soaked in water and chemicals. They are both mixed with new aluminum or paper to make new products. Unlike aluminum, paper cannot be recycled again and again.

1) Our country produces 210 million tons of trash each year and recycles more than 25 percent of that.
2) Collectors wash and chop the plastc into flakes. The flakes are dried, melted, and forced through screens to remove toxins and form new plastic strands. The strands are cooled and chopped into pellets.
3) Cullets are small broken pieces of glass used to make more glass.
4) Recycling helps reduce the amount of new natural resources needed to make new items. Recycling reduces the amount of trash taken to landfills, which help conserve the land.
5) Both paper and aluminum are taken to recycling centers and put into bales. The aluminum is shredded and melted, while the paper is soaked in water and chemicals. They are both mixed with new aluminum or paper to make new products. Unlike aluminum, paper cannot be recycled again and again.