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Chapter 1 and 2 Review
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Magma that reaches the surface.
What is lava.
100
Beneath a volcano where magma collects in a pocket.
What is a magma chamber.
100
A mass of rock formed when a large body of magma cools inside the crust.
What is a batholith. DAILY TRIPLE
100
The planet that has volcanic mountains and other features that are probably made of thin, runny lava.
What is Venus.
100
Studies the materials that make up the earth and the processes that shape its surface and interior.
What is a geologist.
200
A weak spot in the crust where molten material or magma comes to the surface.
What is a volcano.
200
The eruption if the magma flows freely.
What is a quiet eruption.
200
A steep, cone-shaped hill or mountain.
What is a cinder cone volcano.
200
The type of volcanoes on Mars, Venus, and Earth.
What are large shield volcanoes.
200
Cracks in earth's crust
What are faults.
300
Area where magma from deep within the mantle melts through the crust like a blow torch.
What is a hot spot.
300
A clean reliable energy source created by water heated by magma.
What is geothermal energy.
300
A landform that forms when magma hardens in a volcano's pipe.
What is a volcanic neck.
300
The largest volcano in the solar system.
What is Olympus Mons.
300
The scale scientists use these days.
What is the Moment Magnitude Scale.
400
Resulting volcanoes from subduction.
What is an island arc.
400
A material that is formed from the elements oxygen and silicon, and helps determine how easily magma flows.
What is silica.
400
A mountain with a hollow shell that collapses inward.
What is a caldera.
400
The largest volcano on Venus.
What is Theia Mons.
400
The supercontinent Alfred Wegener named.
What is Pangaea
500
Where most volcanoes occur.
What is a diverging plate boundary. (island arc or mid ocean ridges also acceptable)
500
Two types of lava.
What are pahoehoe and aa. DAILY DOUBLE
500
A benefit of volcanoes.
What is fertile soil.
500
Eruptions on Triton involve this.
What is nitrogen.
500
Measures the tilt along a fault.
What is a tiltimeter.