Volcano Test Review
Quiz by Karl Dietl
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- Q1If magma is basaltic, it is ___________ in silica.HighLow120s
- Q2What kind of volcano is this?ShieldCompositeMoundCinder Cone120s
- Q3If a magma is high in silica, it has _____________ viscosity.LowHigh120s
- Q4How do volcanoes form at convergent plate boundaries?Magma rises up between two plates.Magma pushes up through the crust in the middle of a plate.One plate subducts under another, melting into magma, which rises.120s
- Q5What kind of volcano is this?PointyCompositeCinder ConeShield120s
- Q6How do volcanoes form at divergent plate boundaries?One plate subducts under another, melting into magma.Magma flows up between plates.Lava pushes up through cracks in the middle of the plate.120s
- Q7What kind of volcano is this?ShieldCompositeCinder Cone120s
- Q8How are volcanoes formed at hot spots?One plate subducts under another, melting into magma.Magma rises up between two plates.Magma pushes up through the crust in the middle of a plate.120s
- Q9If an eruption is explosive, it MUST have a high amount of __________ in the magma.basalttephracindersgas120s
- Q10Where do volcanoes USUALLY form?In the northern hemisphereWherever they feel likeOn the equatorAlong plate boundaries120s
