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1. How many acres was the ancient city of Pompeii and how many people were believed to have lived there before the eruption of Mount. Vesuvius?

2. How many times do historians believe Mt. Vesuvius has erupted over the past 2000 years? What was the date of the eruption that destroyed Pompeii?

3. When Vesuvius erupted it shot a cloud of ash and debris into the air. How high did the cloud reach, and how much volcanic ash fell on Pompeii?

4. Then a combination of pumice and ash raced down the volcano towards Pompeii like an avalanche. How fast did this combination travel and how hot was it?

5. How long did the eruption last and how many people lost their lives?

6. The eruption of Mt. Vesuvius destroyed a large section of Italy. How large of an area did the volcano devastate?

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