Volcanoes can form at 1.Transform boundaries 2.Convergent Boundaries 3.Divergent Boundaries 4.Sliding Boundaries.

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Volcanoes can form at 1.Transform boundaries 2.Convergent Boundaries 3.Divergent Boundaries 4.Sliding Boundaries

A volcano that has genlte sloping sides and has mafic lava would be considered what type of volcano? 1.Shield 2.Cinder 3.Composite 4.Monster

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Hawaii is formed at a ? 1.Subduction Zone 2.Divergent Boundary 3.Atlantic Ocean 4.Hot Spot

What type of lava has a high viscosity? 1.Felsic 2.Mafic 3.Basaltic 4.Magam

Which type of lava can be found at a shield volcano 1.Felsic 2.Mafic

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What is the name for a big eruption 1.Pyroclastic 2.Non-pyroclastic 3.Mellow

Which type of lava traps the most amount of gasses? 1.Felsic 2.Mafic

What type of volcano has pyroclastic and non-pyroclastic eruptions 1.Shield 2.Cinder 3.Composite 4.Hawaii

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What is the term given to the solid pieces of rock that come out of a volcano 1.Lava 2.Tephra 3.Plutons 4.Composites

Which of the following is NOT a type of Tephra 1.Bombs 2.Ash 3.Blocks 4.Missles

According to this picture, which volcano is the oldest?... 1.Kauai 2.Hawaii 3.Molokai 4.Oahu

Which Volcano would be the most active? 1.Kauai 2.Hawaii 3.Oahu 4.Muai

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Which of these would you NOT find at a cinder cone volcano 1.Felsic Lava 2.Tephra 3.Low viscosity lava 4.Pyroclastic eruptions

Which of the following IS a characteristic of a Shield Volcano 1.Lava with a lot of gas bubbles 2.Non-pyroclastic eruptions 3.Lots of ash 4.Steep sides

Which of the following pictures would be a composite volcano 1.Choice One 2.Choice Two 3.Choice Three

Which of the following pictures would be a Shield volcano 1.Choice One 2.Choice Two 3.Choice Three

Which of the following pictures would be a cinder cone volcano 1.Choice One 2.Choice Two 3.Choice Three