US Volcanoes
Extraterrestrial Volcanoes
Plate Tectonics
Volcanoes
Earthquakes
100

What is the name of Hawaii's youngest, most active volcano?

Mt. Kilauea

100

What is the name of Jupiter's moon?

IO

100

What are the Earth's 3 main layers?

Core, Mantle, Crust

100

What do we call liquid rock?

magma

100
What do you call a vibration in the Earth's crust?

Earthquake

200

What was the name of the mountain located in Washington state that last erupted in 1980?

Mt. St. Helens

200

What is the largest volcano located on planet Mars?

Olympus Mons

200

How many major plates is the Earth divided into?

12

200

When does magma become lava?

When it reaches the surface

200

What scale do scientist's use to measure Earthquakes?

Richter Scale

300

What is the name of the supervolcano located in the United States?

Yellowstone

300

Where are the most active volcanoes located in outer space?

IO

300

What are the 3 types of plate boundaries?

Convergent, Divergent, Transform

300

When did Mount Vesuvius erupt for the first time?

79 AD

300

What theory is used by many scientists to explain earthquakes?

Elastic Rebound Theory

400

What eruption magnitude does it take for a volcano to be classified as a supervolcano?

8

400

What is the name of the moon of Neptune?

Triton

400

What type of boundary is the San Andres Fault located on?

Transform

400

Any activity that includes the movement of magma toward or onto the surface of the Earth is called _______________?

volcanism

400
Name the 3 different types of seismic waves.

P waves, S waves, Surface waves

500
How many years ago has it been since Yellowstone's last eruption?

640,000 years ago

500

What is a cryovolcano?

Instead of erupting molten rock, they erupt cold, liquid or frozen gases such as water, ammonia, or methane

500

What is it called when one part of the Earth's crust moved underneath another one, causing the one underneath to melt?

subduction

500

What type of volcanoes formed the Hawaiian Islands?

Hot Spot Volcanoes

500

Where and at what magnitude was the largest Earthquake ever recorded?

Chile, 9.5

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