Boundary or No Boundary
Location
Volcanic Hazards
"Predictions"
Bonus
100

Volcanoes not associated with any plate boundaries are called ________ volcanoes

Hot Spot

100

Which region of the US is most at-risk for volcanic eruptions?

West

100

What volcanic hazard may disrupt air traffic, cause engines to stop, interfere with electrical equipment, and cause serious breathing problems

Volcanic Ash

100

True or False: Volcanic eruptions can be predicted, but not to an exact moment

True

100

What is the range of numbers used by the scale that measures eruptions?

0-8

200

What type of plate boundary is associated with the Mid-Atlantic Ridge?

Divergent

200

What major volcanic belt surrounds the Pacific Ocean?

Ring of Fire

200

What is the real name of a mudflow?

Lahar

200

List 4/6 things scientists can look for when predicting whether a volcano is close to eruption. Bonus for all 6

Land changes, temp changes, lava/ash samples, gas emissions, historical patterns, Earthquake activity

200

What is the name of the scale used to measure eruptions?

Volcanic Explosivity Index

300

What type of plate boundary is associated with the Ring of Fire

Convergent

300

Which major Volcano Belt extends from Southern Eurasia to the Atlantic Ocean?

Alpide Belt

300

________ are fast-moving avalanches of rock, hot gas, and ash

Pyroclastic Flows

300

What is it called when the land changes as it expands or tilts

Deformation

300

The volcano that erupted in Washington state in 1980 was Mount ________

Mt. St. Helen's

400

What type of plate boundary is least associated with volcanoes?

Transform

400

DAILY DOUBLE: A super volcano is located in which national park in the US? 

Bonus points: What state is it in?

Yellowstone; Wyoming

400

What are the three gasses emitted during a volcanic eruption?

Carbon dioxide, water vapor, sulfur dioxide

400

MUST BE IN ORDER:

An ______ volcano is one that hasn’t erupted in the last 10,000 years and is unlikely to erupt in the future.

An _____ volcano is one that has erupted within the last 10,000 years or it has some type of activity going on.

A ______ volcano is one that hasn’t erupted in the last 10,000 years, however there is a chance it will erupt at some point.

Extinct, Active, Dormant

400

What is the name of the volcano responsible for Pompeii?

Mount Vesuvius

500

What moves in order to create new islands?

The movement of the TECTONIC PLATES cause the Hot Spot to interact with different areas of the crust; the hot spot DOES NOT move.

500

Name the five states with MOST active volcanoes

Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon, Washington 

500

What are two causes of landslides?

Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions

500

DAILY DOUBLE: We measure energy that comes from earthquakes, called ________ energy, to help predict eruptions

Seismic

500

Name 3/5 major Hawaiian islands

Bonus: What is the name of the future 6th major Hawaiian island

Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Maui, Hawaii

Loihi

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