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Earth Science 8 - Volcanoes
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1
Volcanoes are made of ___ rocks.
igneous
viscous
metamorphic
sedimentary
2
The Circum-Pacific volcano belt is sometimes called the
Ring of Fire
.
False
True
3
What is structure #6 called?
pipe
sill
laccolith
lopolith
4
The Canadian Shield is the largest shield volcano in North America.
True
False
5
What provides the force that causes magma to erupt to the surface?
dissolvedgases trapped in the magma
thedensity of the magma
gravityin the lithosphere
thesilica in the magma
6
Streamlined mass of ejected lava that solidified in flight
bomb
caldera
lava
cinder
7
What is structure #5 called?
sill
pipe
lopolith
laccolith
8
An enlarged depression caused by an explosion of the collapse of a volcanic cone
cinder
bomb
caldera
lava
9
Magma that reaches the earth’s surface
cinder
caldera
lava
bomb
10
Flood __ are thick layers of igneous rock covering large portions of the earth.
craters
volcanoes
basalts
fumaroles
11
Batholiths and laccoliths are both types of
dikes.
stocks.
plutons.
liths.
12
Volcano having no historical record of eruption and showing no seismic indications of activity deep underground
dormant
active
extinct
13
The eruption of Mt. Tambora affected the weather of the entire earth for more than a year.
True
False
14
Which volcano structure is in the picture?
composite/stratovolcano
cinder cone
shield
15
Geothermal energy has become a major source of electricity in the U.S.
True
False
16
Pillow lava forms
on steep slopes of mountains.
around geysers.
underwater.
beneath glaciers.
17
Which of these structure types is the most common for volcanoes?
shield volcano
stratovolcano
none of these
cinder cone
18
What structure is #4 pointing to?
pipe
magma chamber
crater
vent
19
What is structure #1 called?
pipe
sill
lopolith
laccolith
20
Which of the following is
not
a term relating to the activity level of a volcano?
active
dormant
inert
extinct
21
What structure is #2 pointing to?
vent
pipe
crater
magma chamber
22
In volcanic areas, groundwater heated by magma is a source of __ .
geothermalenergy
lava flows
silica
pyroclasticflows
23
Which volcano structure is in the picture?
cinder cone
composite/stratovolcano
shield
24
Which of these volcanoes is located in the state of Washington?
Mt. McKinley
Mt. Saint Helens
Mt. Shasta
Mt. Vesuvius
25
The term
tephra
is used to describe lava that has cooled and solidified on the ground.
True
False
26
A volcano begins to form when magma forces its way to the surface and breaks through, forming a hole or
caldera
vent
pahoehoe
fumarole
27
The internal energy of the earth, generated largely by heat
hot springs
geothermal
geysers
volcanoes
28
Sills and dikes are products of intrusive volcanism.
True
False
29
Which volcano structure is in the picture?
composite/stratovolcano
cinder cone
shield
30
Volcano that emits mostly cinders, ashes, and bombs
stratovolcano/composite
shield
cinder cone
31
The depression found at the top of most volcanic cones.
crater
basalt
fumarole
volcano
32
What structure is #1 pointing to?
magma chamber
vent
crater
pipe
33
What is structure #4 called?
small dike
sill
batholith
dike
34
What is structure #3 called?
dike
batholith
sill
small dike
35
Which of the following statements describes a typical young-earth creation geologist’s view of volcanoes?
Most formed as a result of the Fall in Genesis 3.
They have probably been forming at a continuous steady rate since Creation.
Most formed during or shortly after the Flood.
God created them on Day 3.
36
Volcano that emits lava and solid debris in alternately quiet and explosive eruptions
cinder cone
shield
stratovolcano/composite
37
Volcano that emits mostly lava in quiet eruptions
stratovolcano/composite
cinder cone
shield
38
A depositional mountain built up by molten rock that has risen to the earth's surface through a vent.
basalt
crater
fumarole
volcano
39
The VEI of a volcano’s eruption is based on
the amount of tephra produced.
the height of the eruption cloud.
a descriptive estimate of the explosion.
40
Vertical is to dike as horizontal is to
sill
lahar
strata
pluton
41
What is structure #7 called?
lopolith
laccolith
pipe
sill
42
What structure is #3 pointing to?
magma chamber
pipe
crater
vent
43
Tiny, angular, glassy fragments
lava
bomb
caldera
cinder
44
Geyser water is heated by magma.
True
False
45
Some volcanoes that were considered dormant have erupted with disastrous results.
True
False
46
A hydrothermal circuit is best seen in
the eruption of a geyser
intrusive volcanism
the formation of a pluton
the formation of flood basalts
47
If a volcano’s magma is high in silica, the volcano will probably __ .
eruptexplosively
producedark-colored magma
eruptquietly
remaindormant
48
A vent in the ground through which hot gases escape.
volcano
basalt
fumarole
crater
49
A spring that periodically ejects large quantities of hot water and steam is known as a
mud pot
lahar
fumarole
geyser
50
A mudslide caused by a volcano is called a
pahoehoe
pyroclastic flow
laccolith
lahar
51
A pyroclastic flow or “glowing avalanche” contains both gases and hot solid particles.
True
False
52
Which of these lists is in correct order from smallest to largest?
ash→cinder→bomb
cinder→ash→bomb
cinder→bomb→ash
ash→bomb→cinder