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I Lava Lucy It’s JustPlutonic
Keep Your Lava
Lockdown
I Fell Into aBurning Ring
of FireHot Chip
100
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
Magma with the lowest gas content
B 300
Forms in the upper mantle
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
A lake in caldera in Oregon takes this name, which is the depression
around the vent
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
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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
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
“Beneath a window”, this intrusive igneous rock body is in parallel layers close to the
surface
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
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
Magma forms when rocks begin to melt
(T/F)
E 100
What are the 3 types of magma
E 200
Basaltic, Andesitic, Rhyolitic
E 200
Which volcano is least explosive?
E 300
Which volcano is the most explosive?
E 400
Rhyolitic lava has (high/low) viscosity
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
These areas of major faults and fractures are found on
divergent boundaries, observable in Iceland
F 300
These form volcanoes are located far from plate
boundaries
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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