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Drake Pennington
10 July, 15:16
What is the difference between mount and volcano?
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Dahlia Barrett
10 July, 17:11
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A volcano is a place where lava or magma erupts. A mountain is just any part of the crust that is highly elevated (stick its but up in the sky) with steep slopes.
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