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a. Grace: And we're walking on the crust, the coolest part!

b. Grace: I love learning about Earth's layers.

c. Noah: Me too! The core is so hot, like a giant fireball.

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A. Then bigger fish come and eat the smaller ones.

B. It's like a big cycle in the river.

C. That's why the river is such an important place.

D. Everything's connected, and if one part changes, it affects the rest.

E. But I guess it must have a lot of creatures.

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Mia: Hey, have you ever wondered what the food chain in the river near our school looks like?

Kate: Hmm, not really!

Mia: Yeah! It starts with tiny plants like algae that float in the water.

Kate: Oh, I see! And fish probably eat the algae?

Mia: Exactly!

Kate: So, the bigger fish are kind of at the top, right?

Mia: Yes, and sometimes birds like herons catch those big fish.

Kate: That's so cool!

Mia: Totally!

Kate: I never thought about it like that. Nature is really smart!

Mia: It is!

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A. I've heard it's made of metals like iron.

B. Then underneath that is the mantle, which is full of hot rock.

C. The inner core is solid, even hotter than the outer core!

D. Yeah, the first one is the crust. It's where we live and walk.

E. Yeah, and each one is really important for the planet's structure.

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Tuan: Hey Khang, we need to prepare our part about the Earth's layers for the presentation.

Khang: Oh, right! Do you remember the names of the layers?

Tuan:

Khang: Oh, so the crust is like the outer shell of the Earth?

Tuan: Exactly!

Khang: The mantle sounds pretty thick, right?

Tuan: It is! And below the mantle, we have the outer core, which is liquid.

Khang: What about the inner core?

Tuan:

Khang: Wow, the Earth has so many layers!

Tuan:

Khang: Let's make sure to explain it clearly in our presentation!