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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Volcano Double- Stuffed Burrito I Lava Lucy It’s Just Plutonic Keep Your Lava Lockdown I Fell Into a Burning Ring of Fire Hot Chip 100

6. This type of volcano has the steepest slope A 100

7. Cinder-cone volcano Ex. Paricutin, Mexico A 100

8. This type of volcano forms from layers of basaltic lava during non-explosive eruptions A 200

9. Shield volcano Ex. Mauna Loa, Hawaii A 200

10. Question Number Three A A 300

11. Correct Response Three A A 300

12. This type of volcano forms as tephra ejected high into the air fall back to Earth and pile around the vent. A 400

13. Cinder-cone volcano A 400

14. This type of volcano is made of layers of tephra and lava A 500

15. Composite volcano A 500 Mt. Shasta, CA

16. This type of magma has the lowest viscosity B 100

17. Basaltic (low silica content, low viscosity, higher speeds but less explosive) B 100

18. The most explosive form of magma B 200

19. Rhyolitic B 200

20. Magma with the lowest gas content B 300

21. Basaltic B 300

22. Forms in the upper mantle B 400

23. Basaltic B 400

24. Usually found at continental margins associated with subduction zones B 500

25. Andesitic (intermediate viscosity and explosiveness) B 500

26. The cooler the magma or lava, the _____ is its viscosity. C 100

27. Higher (lower temperature, lower viscosity, flows faster, less explosive) C 100

28. Volcanic bombs/blocks are the largest type of this volcanic fragment, thrown into the air during an eruption C 200

29. Tephra C 200

30. A lake in caldera in Oregon takes this name, which is the depression around the vent C 300

31. Crater C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. 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

34. Caldera C 400

35. This type of tephra can travel at speeds of nearly 200 km/h and may contain hot, poisoning gases. C 500

36. Pyroclastic Flow C 500

37. Intrusive igneous rock body, named after a Roman God of the Underworld D 100

38. Pluton D 100

39. “Beneath a window”, this intrusive igneous rock body is in parallel layers close to the surface D 200

40. Sill D 200

41. The largest type of pluton; irregularly shaped masses of coarse-grained igneous rocks D 300

42. Batholiths (irregularly shaped masses of coarse-grained rocks, > 100km 2 ) D 300

43. D 400

44. Dike (cuts across preexisting rock) D 400

45. Shaped like a fleshy, spore- bearing fungus, typically produced above ground on soil or on its food source D 500

46. Laccolith D 500

47. Magma forms when rocks begin to melt (T/F) E 100

48. True E 100

49. What are the 3 types of magma E 200

50. Basaltic, Andesitic, Rhyolitic E 200

51. Which volcano is least explosive? E 300

52. Shield E 300

53. Which volcano is the most explosive? E 400

54. Composite E 400

55. Rhyolitic lava has (high/low) viscosity E 500

56. High E 500

57. Also known as the Circum-Pacific Belt F 100

58. Ring of Fire F 100

59. 80% of all volcanoes are found along these boundaries F 200

60. Convergent F 200

61. These areas of major faults and fractures are found on divergent boundaries, observable in Iceland F 300

62. Rift Zones F 300

63. These form volcanoes are located far from plate boundaries F 400

64. Hot Spots F 400

65. Convergent volcanism involving oceanic plates creates these areas F 500

66. Subduction Zones F 500

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68. Click on screen to continue Higher silica content makes a volcano (more/less) explosiveness of a volcano

69. More explosive Click on screen to continue

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