Mountains
Volcanoes
Gases
Miscellaneous
100

During the formation of fault-block mountains, the lithosphere

stretches

100

An opening through which lava, rocks, and gasses erupt is called a

Volcano

100

Hot springs that erupt and send hot water shooting into the air are called

Geysers

100

Scientists monitor volcanoes to

Predict when future eruptions will occur

200

The Sierra Nevada Mountains are an example of

Fault-Block Mountains

200

Magma is made up of which two elements?

Silica & Oxygen

200

What does a fumarole release?

Steam and other gasses

200

The explosiveness of a volcanic eruption depends mostly on the 

Silica

300

What is an example of a folded mountain?

Himalayas or Rocky Mountains

300

The opening of a volcano where a lava shoots out from is known as the 

Caldera

300

Places where heated water flows to Earth’s surface is called

Hot Springs

300

What are some of the effects of volcanic eruptions on Earth’s atmosphere?

An increase in ash and dust 

A decrease in Earth’s temperature

Acid Rain

400

In the formation of new mountains what is happening to the rock?

New rock is being pushed upward while older rock is being pushed down.

400

Ash from an ash cloud has a positive and negative effect to earth's surface. What are they?

Positive affect is that it enriches the soil.

Negative affect is that it creates majority of acid rain

400

Why is two parts of pyroclastic flow make is so dangerous?

Its speed and temperature

400

What are some positive effects of volcanoes erupting?

Volcanoes enrich the soil as well as create new land

500

Along which type of plate boundary are folded mountains most likely to form?

Convergent Boundary

500

What are the 3 types of volcanoes?

Cinder Cone

Composite 

Shield

500

Where does the water from hot springs get its heat from?

The heat from magma in the magma chamber

500

If tectonic plates stopped moving, what would happen to the world?

Earth's landscapes would flatten out
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