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This type of volcano has the steepest

slope

A 100

Cinder-cone volcano

Ex. Paricutin, Mexico

A 100

This type of volcano forms from layers of basaltic lava during

non-explosive eruptions

A 200

Shield volcano

Ex. Mauna Loa, Hawaii

A 200

Question Number Three A

A 300

Correct Response Three A

A 300

This type of volcano forms as tephra

ejected high into the air fall back to Earth and pile around the

vent.

A 400

Cinder-cone volcano

A 400

This type of volcano is made of layers of tephra and

lava

A 500

Composite volcano

A 500Mt. Shasta, CA

This type of magma has the lowest

viscosity

B 100

Basaltic

(low silica content, low viscosity, higher speeds but less explosive)

B 100

The most explosive form of magma

B 200

Rhyolitic

B 200

Magma with the lowest gas content

B 300

Basaltic

B 300

Forms in the upper mantle

B 400

Basaltic

B 400

Usually found at continental margins

associated with subduction zones

B 500

Andesitic

(intermediate viscosity and

explosiveness)B 500

The cooler the magma or lava, the

_____ is its viscosity.

C 100

Higher(lower temperature, lower viscosity, flows faster, less

explosive)

C 100

Volcanic bombs/blocks are the largest type of

this volcanic fragment, thrown into the air during an eruption

C 200

Tephra

C 200

A lake in caldera in Oregon takes this name, which is the depression

around the vent

C 300

Crater

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

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Yellowstone National Park, WY was formed when a large

volume of magma was removed from beneath a

volcano, which collapsed on itself and formed a huge depression called (this).

C 400

Caldera

C 400

This type of tephra can travel at speeds of nearly 200 km/h and

may contain hot, poisoning gases.

C 500

Pyroclastic Flow

C 500

Intrusive igneous rock body, named after a Roman God of the Underworld

D 100

Pluton

D 100

“Beneath a window”, this intrusive igneous rock body is in parallel layers close to the

surface

D 200

Sill

D 200

The largest type of pluton; irregularly shaped masses of coarse-grained igneous rocks

D 300

Batholiths

(irregularly shaped masses of coarse-grained rocks, >

100km2)

D 300

D 400

Dike (cuts across preexisting rock)

D 400

Shaped like a fleshy, spore-bearing fungus, typically

produced above ground on soil or on its food source

D 500

Laccolith

D 500

Magma forms when rocks begin to melt

(T/F)

E 100

True

E 100

What are the 3 types of magma

E 200

Basaltic, Andesitic, Rhyolitic

E 200

Which volcano is least explosive?

E 300

Shield

E 300

Which volcano is the most explosive?

E 400

Composite

E 400

Rhyolitic lava has (high/low) viscosity

E 500

High

E 500

Also known as the

Circum-Pacific Belt

F 100

Ring of Fire

F 100

80% of all volcanoes are found along these boundaries

F 200

Convergent

F 200

These areas of major faults and fractures are found on

divergent boundaries, observable in Iceland

F 300

Rift Zones

F 300

These form volcanoes are located far from plate

boundaries

F 400

Hot Spots

F 400

Convergent volcanism involving oceanic plates

creates these areas

F 500

Subduction Zones

F 500

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Higher silica content makes a volcano

(more/less) explosiveness of a

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