chapter 3 volcanoes
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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Pele | Fire goddess of Hawaii, creator and destroyer of Hawaiian Islands
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Pele's Hair | Thread like rock formed by lava, as fine as spun glass
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Where does lava begin | Lava begins in the mantle
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Liquid magma is | Less dense than surrounding material so magma flows upwards into cracks
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Magma rises until | It reaches the surface or is trapped beneath layers of rock
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Pressure decreases on lava when | It rises and gets closer to the surface
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During eruption gases in magma | Are dissolved and rush out carrying magma with them
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Beneath volcano magma | Collects in pocket called magma chamber
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