4.1 Facts of The World
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Volcanoes
Volcanoes are natural openings in the earth's surface through which hot molten rock and ash erupt. There are over 500 active volvanoes in the world, with about 100 under the sea. The worstknown volcanic eruption happened in April 1815 in Indonesia. About 1,700,000 tonnes of burning ash were thrown into the atmosphere. The volcano also lost over 1,200 metres height.
Libraries
The biggest library in the world is the Library of Congress in Washington DC in the United States of America. The library was founded in 1800 and has over 28 milion books. The books are placed on 856 kilometres of shelves.
The Rafflesia
This is the biggest flower in the world and grows in the jungles of Malaysia. It can grow up to one meter in width. It is also the worst smelling flower.
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Chocolate
Almost everyone loves chocolate. It was first introduced to Europe by Spanish traders in the sixteenth century. They discovered it in Central America from Aztecs who drank a delicious liquid from cocoa beans. Today, it has become a universal and favourite food flavouring. Americans eat the most chocolate or chocolate-related products.
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