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Volcanoes By: Angela Butler

Shield Volcano Shield volcanoes have wide, gentle slopes. The lava builds enormous low-angle cones. They are the largest volcanoes on earth.

Stratovolcano Stratovolcanoes or composite cones are very tall and have steep sides.

Cinder cone volcano Cinder cones are very tall with steep sides and have very large craters.

Is this a volcano?

What type of volcano is this? Stratovolcano Shield volcano Cinder cone

Can you match the volcano with the name? Stratovolcano Cinder cone Shield volcano