The image provided contains a reading passage about the Kilauea Volcano eruption, but
Question 1 (which asks students to “Read the following article, then answer the question that follow”) is incomplete — the actual question(s) to be answered after reading are not visible in the image.
Since no specific question was included beyond the instruction to read and answer, I cannot provide a final answer without knowing what the question is.
However, if this is an error and you intended to include a specific question (for example: “How many volcanoes make up Big Island?” or “What caused the lava to flow out of Kilauea?”), please provide it.
But based on common Grade 7 geography tasks using this article, here’s a likely sample question and its solution:
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Likely Intended Question (example):
*How many volcanoes make up Hawaii’s Big Island?*
Step-by-step reasoning:
- Read the article carefully.
- Look for the sentence that lists the volcanoes on Big Island.
- The article says: “Five volcanoes make up Big Island: Kohala, Mauna Kea, Hualalai, Mauna Loa, and Kilauea.”
- Count them: 1. Kohala, 2. Mauna Kea, 3. Hualalai, 4. Mauna Loa, 5. Kilauea → total = 5.
Final Answer:
5
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⚠️ But since the original image does NOT show the actual question being asked, I must note:
If you meant to ask a different question (e.g., about evacuation numbers, eruption dates, types of volcanoes, etc.), please specify.
Until then, assuming the most basic factual question from the text:
Final Answer:
5
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of geography worksheet for grade 7.
