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Volcanoes Affect

Ah! It’s an earthquake

A shaking of the ground caused by the sudden movement of large blocks of rocks.

A 100

Earthquake

A 100

The major portion of most magma is composed of what?

A 200

Silica

A 200

The point underground where rocks first begin to move in

an earthquake.

A 300

Focus

A 300

The smoke rising on a volcano is

actually a mixtureof what?

A 400

Ash and Gases

A 400

More than 400 volcanoes about 80% of all active volcanoes are found along what type of plate boundaries

A 500

Subduction Zones

A 500

What are vibrations that are caused by earthquakes

B 100

Seismic Waves

B 100

What is a smaller earthquake that follows a more powerful earthquakes in the same area?

B 200

Aftershock

B 200

What is the area around the pacific plate called with more

than 400 active volcanoes?

B 300

The Ring of Fire

B 300

What is the most destructive type of seismic wave?

B 400

Surface wave

B 400

What is the process in which shaking of the ground causes soil to act like a liquid?

B 500

Liquefacation

B 500

What is the instrument that constantly records ground movements?

C 100

Seismograph

C 100

Shearing causes what type of faults?

C 200

Strike Slip Fault

C 200

What type of fault occurs where one block of rock slides down the fault plane?

C 300

Normal Fault

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

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Compression forces cause what type of fault?

C 400

Reverse Fault

C 400

What is the fastest seismic wave? It travels through solids, liquids, and gases.

C 500

Primary Wave

C 500

What is the recording that is produced by the seismograph called?

D 100

Seismogram

D 100

Triangulation is a process that Seismologist use to find the ______________ of an earthquake.

D 200

Epicenter

D 200

Along the Mid Atlantic Ridge, two tectonic plates are moving away from each other. In this area, earthquakes are likely to occur along what type of fault?

D 300

Normal Fault

D 300

What is a movement of rocks and soil down a hill or a mountain.

D 400

Mudslide

D 400

What term describes what happens when land collapses

and then travels down the side of a volcano?

D 500

Landslide

D 500

What is the type of volcano that has the most violent

eruption Style?

E 100

Composite or strato Volcano

E 100

What is the point right above the

focus on the earth’ssurface?

E 200

Epicenter

E 200

How do Primary waves make the ground move?

E 300

Push and Pull,

Back and Forth

E 300

What is a dense cloud of superhot gas and rock fragments that race downhill and hundreds

of miles per hour called?

E 400

Pyroclastic Flow

E 400

To locate a earthquakes epicenter scientists must have seismograms from how many different stations?

E 500

At least three seismograph locations

E 500

What occurs when volcanic ash mixes with water?

F 100

Mudflows

F 100

What can happen when pollution is added to the atmosphere? It

increase the Acidy of the water and make water not good for both

plants and animals.

F 200

Acid rain

F 200

What area is famous for it’s Hot Springs?

F 300

Yellowstone National Park

F 300

What geyser in Yellowstone erupts every 35 minutes to

two hours?

F 400

Old Faithful

F 400

What is the type of volcano that has an intermediate amount of silica in the

magma?

F 500

Cinder cone volcano.

F 500

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Identify and explain the three different types of volcanoes.

Which one is the most violent and why?

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1.Shield Volcano 2. Cinder Volcano 3. Composite Volcano

A composite Volcano is the most violent because of high content of

silica. It also has hardened lava which builds up pressure.

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