B. Directions: Arrange the events of volcanic eruptions in order (1 being first) by writing numbers 1 to 6 in the corresponding boxes below. Stages of Volcanic Eruption Steam may be seen rising from the volcano, as water inside the volcano evaporates when in contact with hot magma Magma rich in dissolved gas fills the magma chamber of the volcano, which can be tens of kilometers underground, with temperatures up to more than 1,000 deg C. The explosion of pent-up gases - such as water vapor, carbon dioxide, and sulfur dioxide - pushes the magma up the conduit or opening channels in the volcano. The magma chamber of the volcano empties, and the walls of the conduit are weakened and collapse, creating a crater or caldera. N​