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Prentice Hall Science Explorer, Earth Science - Volcanoes

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show Ring of Fire  
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a weak spot in the crust where molten material, or magma, comes to the surface.   show
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show magma  
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show lava  
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a string of islands formed by, and echoing, volcanoes along a deep ocean trench   show
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an area where magma from deep within the mantle melts through the crust like a blow torch   show
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show hot spot  
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formed when magma rising toward the surface forms a large undergound pocket   show
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a narrow, almost vertical crack in the crust through which magma rises to the surface   show
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show lava flow  
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show crater  
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formed from the elements silicon and oxygen abundant in the the earth's crust and mantle   show
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a type of lava produced by quiet eruptions which is fast-moving, hot lava that looks like a solid mass of wringles, billows and roplike coils.   show
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show aa  
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show silica  
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show silica  
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show pyroclastic flow  
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show quiet and explosive  
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The huge hole left by the collapsing of a volcanic mountain   show
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clean, reliable energy produced by water heated by magma in volcanic areas   show
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show a volcano that is erupting or has shown signs of erupting in the near future  
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show a volcano which is unlikely to erupt again  
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show hot spring  
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show shield volcano  
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Tall, cone shaped volcanic mountains forms by alternating lava flows and explosive eruptions of ash cinder and bombs in which layers of lava alternate with layers of ash. Examples are Mount Fuji in Japan and Mount St. Helens in Washington state   show
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show along diverging plate boundaries  
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show mid-ocean ridge, or in subduction zones around the edges of oceans  
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show far from the boundaries of continental or oceanic plates  
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a type of rock formed from lava with each strand being as fine as spun glass   show
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show Pahoehoe and aa  
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a volcano which is sleeping but scientists expect it to awaken in the future and become active   show
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show True  
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show batholith  
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Like Earth, VEnus has volcanic mountains and other features that are probably made of thick lava T or F   show
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show True  
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There are no volcanoes on Mars, T or F?   show
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What type of volcano is most common Venus?   show
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Lava has flowed on Earth's moon, T or F?   show
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