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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #37515 Molten rock
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Other mountains are built up when a section of the earth's crust folds.
Molten rock is pushed up through a weak point on the earth's crust and cools on the surface as lava.
Many islands in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans are the tops of extinct underwater volcanoes.
This means that underground forces push areas of land together and cause mountains to rise.
Some mountains are built up as volcanoes.

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