Landforms
Eruption Style
Materials
Types
Random!
100

Term for volcanic activity that does not occur at a tectonic plate boundary

Hot spot

100

What is the term for a liquid's resistance to flow?

Viscosity

100

Eruptions of ALL types release this volcanic material

Gas

100

What type of volcanoes are made at oceanic hot spots?

Shield volcanoes

100

A gentle eruption produces this type of volcanic material

lava flows

200

The most volcanically active region on Earth is called?

Ring of Fire

200

T/F?
Low viscosity liquids are thicker and flow more slowly than high viscosity liquids.

False!

200

Describe the appearance of an aa lava flow

Rough, jagged, sharp

200

What type of volcano is made of alternating layers of lava and pyroclastic material?

Composite or stratovolcano

200

Describe the appearance of a pahoehoe lava floe

smooth or wrinkled

300
Divergent continental boundaries create this landform
continental rifts
300

High viscosity magmas are ________ explosive than low viscosity magmas.

more

300

A violent, explosive eruption produces this type of volcanic material

pyroclastic flow

300

This type of volcano is a crack in the ground that erupts gently

Fissure

300

Resulting from differences in temperature, this process drives the movement of tectonic plates

Mantle convection

400

What landform is made when an oceanic plate and a continental plate converge?

continental arc

400

What style of eruption is a low silica magma likely to produce?

Gentle

400

Name the three components of pyroclastic flow in order from largest to smallest

Volcanic bombs, lapilli/cinders, ash

400

What type of volcanoes form at subduction zones?

Composite/stratovolcanoes

400

What landform is made an oceanic plate subducts beneath another oceanic plate?

Volcanic island arc

500

This phenomena creates volcanic hot spots

mantle plume

500

Which type of crust produces more explosive eruptions?

continental/granite

500

Name the 2 types of lava flows.
Proper pronunciation is REQUIRED!

Aa
Pahoehoe

500

List the 3 types of mountainous volcanoes in order from smallest to largest in size

Cinder cone, composite/stratovolcano, shield volcano

500

This type of volcano is the result of a single eruption event

Cinder cone