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Volcano play time

this stack will be all about Volcanoes

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What does it mean when a volcano is dormant? It means its sleeping, it erupted in the past and can erupt again.
What does it mean when a volcano is extinct? It means it will never erupt again because the magma chamber is empty and unable to refill.
What is a composite volcano? Its a tall,steep, cone shaped volcano. Its also known as a strato volcano.
Where do volcanoes come from? They come from divergent boundaries. The Magma in the earth rises and makes cracks created by plates pulling apart.
What is a hot spot? a volcanic active area of earths surface far from a tectonic plate boundary.
What can make a volcano more explosive? The more water vapor gases in or around lava will make the volcano more explosive.
Name three types of lava(igneous)rocks. Basalt,Andesite,Rhyolite
Where are volcanoes formed? They come from convergent boundaries, divergent boundaries, subduction zones ,and hot spots.
What are some environmental effects of volcanoes? Mud flows, ash clouds, landslides, and the blocking of the sun.
Name one way you can try to predict a eruption of a volcano. 1. increased surface temperature of a volcano 2. slopes increased along the sides of volcanoes 3. earthquakes
Where are the volcanoes Mt.fugi and Mt.saint Helens Mt.fugi- Japan Mt.Saint Helen's- United states.
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