May 17, 1980, was a quiet day in Silver Lake, Washington. If you had been there, you probably would have seen Mount St. Helens, one of the state’s famous mountains. The mountain looked like a cone capped with snow. It rose from a valley of deep green trees and bright blue lakes.

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bellablain · Answer

Mount St. Helens is volcanic. Scientists were watching the mountain carefully that spring. For two months, they recorded small earthquakes near the mountain. Steam spewed from its top. And yet, from a distance, the mountain looked picture-perfect.

bellablain · Answer

On May 18, 1980, an earthquake shook the mountain. The mountain’s white dome collapsed. Rocks and snow tore down the mountainside. The volcano erupted. A giant mushroom-shaped cloud of ash and steam rose into the sky. A river of hot lava flowed down the mountain, scorching acres of wildlife. Mudflows, made up of melted snow and debris, buried plants and trees. In some places, the mudflows were over 300 feet deep!

bellablain · Answer

Which question can be answered using information from the passage?
Why was Mount St. Helens famous?
What happened at Mount St. Helens on May 18, 1980?
Why did Mount St. Helens look picture-perfect?
Who was Mount St. Helens named for? @LunyMoony

lunymoony · Answer

The passage sounds like B, with the "May 17, 1980, was a quiet day in Silver Lake, Washington. If you had been there, you probably would have seen Mount St. Helens"

bellablain · Answer

ty

bellablain · Answer

Which question about mudflows can be answered using information from the passage?
What is the range of speeds for a mudflow?
What is the typical depth of a mudflow?
Are mudflows caused only by volcanic eruptions?
What materials make up a mudflow? @LunyMoony

lunymoony · Answer

This isnt multi-select, right ?

bellablain · Answer

it is lol

lunymoony · Answer

then B and D

bellablain · Answer

oh its not multi-select lol

lunymoony · Answer

Then B, it makes reference twice in "Mudflows, made up of melted snow and debris, buried plants and trees. In some places, the mudflows were over 300 feet deep!", that it buried plants and trees and it was over 300 feet deep

bellablain · Answer

ty