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Volcano Test Review

Volcano Test

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Magma that is thicker and slower moving contains more silica
Lava erupts through a vent
This is a weak spot in the crust where magma comes through hot spot
This type of volcano has long, gentle slopes. Shield Volcano
Why does magma flow upward through the crust? It is less dense than the surrounding material.
Volcanoes in the Circum-Pacific Belt are associated with this type of boundary. Convergent
What are the three variables that affect the temperature at which magma forms? composition of source material, pressure, and water content
These are the smallest type of volcanoes. Cinder-cones
What volcano is explosive and dangerous to humans? Composite
What type of magma has the lowest gas content and low viscosity? Basaltic
What type of magma has the highest gas content and a high viscosity? Rhyolitic
The source material that forms andesitic magma is oceanic crust/sediments
True or False - The oldest Hawaiian volcano is the farthest from the hot spot. True
The most active Hawaiian volcano is Kilauea which is located on the main island, Hawaii. Why is it the most active? It is located closest to the hot spot.
Which of the following are landscape features associated with volcanoes? vents, craters, and calderas
True or False - Cinder cones are usually found at the edges of larger volcanoes. True
The word composite is a good name for a composite volcano because Composite volcanoes are made up of layers of ash and lava
Which boundary is associated with explosive volcanoes? Convergent
This is formed when the top or side of a volcano collapses into the magma chamber that fueled the volcano. Caldera
This type of volcano forms steep sides from a highly viscous lava with a high water, high silica, and a high gas content. Cinder cone
What substances could be used to demonstrate the effects of temperature on the viscosity of lava? vegetable oil, corn syrup, water
How would you manipulate the temperature of the substance used in a lab to determine the viscosity of a substance. heat or cool the substance
How would you measure the viscosity of the substance? Time how long it takes a substance to move down an inclined surface.
What would be the independent variable in a lab testing how heat affects the viscosity of a substance? Temperature
What would be the control in a lab testing how heat affects the viscosity of a substance? The viscosity of the substance at room temperature.
What must stay the same in a lab testing how heat affects the viscosity of a substance? The amount and type of substance being tested, the angle of inclined surface, and the distance the substances are allowed to flow.
When creating a graph showing the data from a lab testing how heat affects the viscosity of a substance, you would label the x axis as temperature
Time/distance would be labeled on what axis of a graph showing data from a lab determining how temperature affects viscosity. y-axis
How does convergent volcanism occur? An oceanic plate is subducted under a continental plate.
Pillow lava comes from a nonexplosive volcano that forms at this boundary divergent
Immediate dangers from an explosive volcano are large pieces of tephra falling on people and buildings and pyroclastic flow burning down everything in its path.
What is a long term effect from an explosive volcano? ash that remains in the atmosphere long after the eruption which will block solar energy that can decrease solar energy.
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