Parts of Volcano
Famous Volcanoes
Volcano Vocabulary
Ring of Fire
Volcanic Eruptions
100

Volcanic ash that is spewed into the atmosphere during an eruption

Ash cloud

100

Tallest volcano in Washington

Mt. Rainier

100

Molten rock (magma) that flows from the crater of an active volcano

Lava

100

The Ring of Fire is home to 75% of the earth's __________. 

Volcanoes

100

In 1980, this volcano in Washington erupted, spewing ash for thousands of miles

Mt. St. Helens

200

The circular opening at the summit of a volcano

Crater
200

Volcano in Washington that erupted most recently

Mt. St. Helens

200

Molten rock below the earth's surface

Magma

200

The Ring of Fire outlines this ocean

Pacific

200

This type of warning system if utilized by local authorities to warn of a potential eruption by Mt. Rainier (and it's tested on the first Monday of each month).

Siren

300

Small opening on the side of a volcano that emits matter during an eruption

Vent

300

Kilauea, Mauna Loa, and Mauna Kea are famous volcanoes that are part of this island chain

Hawaii

300

This type of volcano is capable of erupting but hasn't erupted in a very long time

Dormant
300

"Ring of Fire" is the name of a song written by which American singer-songwriter

Johnny Cash

300

The eruption of Mt. St. Helens in 1980 triggered the greatest ___________ in recorded history.

Landslide

400

Pool of magma that is found deep below a volcano

Magma chamber

400

This volcano erupted so violently in 79 CE that it buried an entire city in Italy (Pompeii)

Vesuvius 

400

This type of volcano has erupted within recorded history and is likely to do so in the future

Active

400

The Ring of Fire is home to this deep-sea trench, the deepest in the world

Marianas Trench

400

This is what would pose the greatest threat to us if Mt. Rainier were to erupt. 

Lahar OR mudslide/landslide
500

Entrance of a volcano, through which most of the lava and ash escape during an eruption

Throat

500

Mt. Shasta is located in this U.S. state

California

500

This type of volcano has a steep slope and is in the shape of a cone (Examples: Mt. Rainier and Mt. St. Helens)

Stratovolcano OR composite

500

The Ring of Fire traces the boundaries of these geological features

Plate tectonics

500

This is what you should do if Mt. Rainier erupts. 

Follow a Volcano Evacuation Route to higher ground