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Chapter 7: Volcanism and Extrusive Rocks How Does Volcanic Activity Affect Humans? What Determines the Degree of Violence Associated with Volcanic Activity? What Kinds of Rocks Do Volcanoes Produce? What Are the Characteristics of Different Types of Volcanoes? What Are Lava Flows? Can Volcanoes Erupt Underwater?

Sequence of Events at Mount St. Helens, 05/18/80 Box 7.1 – Figure 1

The Development of Crater Lake Figure 7.4

The Cascade Volcanoes Figure 7.5

Volcano Fatalities Figure 7.6

Summary of Textures in Volcanic Rocks Table 7.1

Cutaway View of a Shield Volcano Figure 7.16a

Cutaway View of a Composite Volcano Figure 7.21a

Recently Active Major Volcanoes Figure 7.22

Volcanic Dome Forming in the Crater of a Composite Cone Figure 7.26

One-Billion-Year-Old Metamophosed Pillow Basalts of the Canadian Shield Photo by N. Eyles Figure 7.30b

Answers to Selected Testing Your Knowledge Questions 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. D C E A 20. 21. 22. 23. B D A

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