PROCESS
What is the name of the process that forms on oceanic-continental crust, which forms volcanoes and mountains?
What is a subduction zone?
What is the hot liquid that runs down the side of a volcano called?
What is lava?
Ash from a volcano can benefit soil by giving them--.
What is the kind of fault where one fault goes on top of another?
What is a normal fault?
A kind of volcano that is flat, not steep, and is mainly found in Hawaii. Formed by magma and lava cooling.
What is a shield volcano?
When a -- Erupts, it can cause an earthquake.
What is an underwater volcano?
Where is most magma stored in a volcano?
What is a magma chamber?
After an earthquake strikes, it can knock down---.
What are buildings?
Name of fault where 2 faults go into each other.
What is a reverse fault?
Type of Earthquake that is flat, has a caldera, and has proof that it collapsed on itself.
What is a caldera volcano?
The place where a volcano can form in the middle of a plate is called a---?
What is a hotspot?
Where magma, rock fragments, and volcanic gases go through a volcano.
What is a vent?
Volcanoes can cause health problems, due to---.
What is ash?
The fault name when it is hanging over the fault line.
What is a hanging fault?
A type of volcano that is steep, not very tall, and has a conical shape, formed by ashes, and rock.
What is a cinder-cone volcano?
What is where tectonic plates lip past each other called?
What is a fault?
Gas that runs about 200 miles per hour, and is burning hot.
What is pyroclastic flow?
After an eruption, it can leave a hole in the volcano called a---.
What is a crater?
What is the name of the fault where 2 faults go past each other? (San Andreas)
What is a strike-slip fault?
What is a composite volcano?
---- Pressure causes a volcano to erupt.
What is magma pressure?
What is an ash cloud?
Earthquakes can cause---blank to move.
What is land?
Name of earthquake if a volcano causes it.
What is a volcanic Earthquake?
A type of volcano that is steep, with alternating layers of ash and lava, and has a conical shape. Also has explosive, viscous lava.
What is a stratovolcano?