Volcanoes Flashcards

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Volcano that is famous for its near perfect cone shape

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Mount Mayon

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Vent, hill, or mountain that erupts, releasing molten rocks, rock fragments, and gases.

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Volcano

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Parts of a Volcano

Molten rock is also known as…

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Magma

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Parts of a Volcano

Enumerate the Parts of a Volcano

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  • Main Vent
  • Magma Chamber
  • Crater
  • Lava Flow
  • Secondary Vent
  • Secondary Cone
  • Ash Cloud
  • Ash
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Parts of a Volcano

Where magma passes through from the magma chamber to reach the Earth’s surface.

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Main Vent

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Parts of a Volcano

Large reservoir that stores molten rock (magma) prior to eruption.

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Magma Chamber

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Parts of a Volcano

Bowl shaped depression produced by volcanic activity and explosion.

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Crater

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Parts of a Volcano

Stream of molten rock flowing out of the crater

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Lava Flow

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Parts of a Volcano

Alternative smaller outlet where magma escapes.

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Secondary Vent

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Parts of a Volcano

Also known as parasitic cone

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Secondary Cone

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Parts of a Volcano

Formed when lava and ashes escape from smaller vents.

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Secondary Cone

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Parts of a Volcano

Formed when thick volcanic ashes are discharged into the atmosphere caused by violent explosion or eruption.

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Ash Cloud

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Parts of a Volcano

Mixture of rocks, minerals, and glass particles expelled during a volcanic eruption

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Ash

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Types of Volcanoes According to Shape

Enumerate the Types of Volcanoes According to Shape.

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  • Cinder Cone Volcanoes
  • Composite (stratovolcanoes) Volcanoes
  • Shield Volcanoes
  • [Lava Dome (this is not elaborated upon)]
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Types of Volcanoes According to Shape

Formed from pyroclastic fragments and volcanic ashes that solidify forming a cone which can be either circular or oval.

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Cinder Cone Volcanoes

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Types of Volcanoes According to Shape

Also known as stratovolcanoes.

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Composite Volcanoes

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Types of Volcanoes According to Shape

_ _ are typically symmetrical cones.

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Composite Volcanoes

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Types of Volcanoes According to Shape

Have acidic and sticky lava, that solidifies without travelling very far.

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Composite Volcanoes

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Types of Volcanoes According to Shape

Formed from non-acidic basaltic lava flows of high viscosity.

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Shield Volcanoes

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Types of Volcanoes According to Shape

Not very explosive and are among the largest in the world

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Shield Volcanoes

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Types of Volcanoes According to Eruptive History

Enumerate the types of volcanoes according to eruptive history.

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  • Active
  • Dormant
  • Extinct
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Types of Volcanoes According to Eruptive History

Active volcanoes have erupted within the last _ years.

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Types of Volcanoes According to Eruptive History

These volcanoes are active but not erupting.

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Types of Volcanoes According to Eruptive History

These volcanoes have erupted within the last 10, 000 years.

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# Phases of a Volcanic Eruption Enumerate the phases of a volcanic eruption.
1. Preperation Phase 2. Eruption Phase 3. Ending Phase
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# Phases of a Volcanic Eruption In this phase, the magma chamber is being filled with magma.
Preparation Phase
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# Phases of a Volcanic Eruption In this phase, the pressure will start to build up, then erupting, releasing rock fragments, pyroclastic materials, gases, and ashes.
Eruption Phase
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# Phases of a Volcanic Eruption In this phase, the magma chamber is empty, which may cause the walls of the conduit to collapse, forming a crater or caldera.
Ending Phase
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# Types of Volcanic Eruptions Enumerate the two main types of Volcanic Eruptions.
* Effusive Eruptions * Explosive Eruptions
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# Types of Volcanic Eruptions This eruption releases basaltic lava that is relatively **low in viscosity and low in gas content.**
Effusive Eruption
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# Types of Volcanic Eruptions This eruption releaser basaltic lava that is relatively **high in viscosity and high in gas content.**
Explosive Eruption
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# Types of Volcanic Eruptions Enumerate the **six** major types of Volcanic Eruptions.
* Hawaiian * Strombolian * Vulcanian * Plinian * Phreatic * Phreatomagmatic
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# Types of Volcanic Eruptions In this eruption, basaltic lava is thrrown into the air, ceating a **lava fountain.**
Hawaiian type
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# Types of Volcanic Eruptions In this eruption, there is a burst of glowing lava due to the bursting of gas bubble at the vents of the volcano.
Strombolian type
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# Types of Volcanic Eruptions In this eruption, scoria and lava bombs are created.
Strombolian type
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# Types of Volcanic Eruptions In this eruption, the eruption is short, explosive, and violent.
Vulcanian type
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# Types of Volcanic Eruptions This eruption is the **most violent among all types of volcanic eruptions.**
Plinian type
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# Types of Volcanic Eruptions This eruption, is usually destructive to land and property.
Plinian type
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# Types of Volcanic Eruptions This eruption is a steam-driven explosion.
Phreatic type
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# Types of Volcanic Eruptions This eruption involves the eruption of magma that reacts to external water, causing an explosion, releasing steam and pyroclastic fragments.
Phreatomagmatic type
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# Materials Extruded during Eruptions Enumerate the 3 Main Materials Extruded during Eruptions.
* Lava (cooled magma) * Tephra (rock fragments) * Gases
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# Materials Extruded during Eruptions _ refers to magma that has been expelled onto the Earth's surface.
Lava
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# Materials Extruded during Eruptions Enumerate the Types of Pyroclastic Materials (tephra)
* Volcanic Bombs * Volcanic Ash * Lapilli * Volcanic Blocks
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# Different Types of Pyroclastic Materials Large, dense pyroclastic that cool in the air before they reach the ground, commonly found in older shield volcanoes.
Volcano Bombs
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# Different Types of Pyroclastic Materials Large, dense pyroclastic that cool in the air before they reach the ground. Already solid when ejected.
Volcanic Blocks
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# Different Types of Pyroclastic Materials Mixture of powder-sized (2 mm or smaller) rocks, minerals, and gas particles.
Volcanic Ash
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# Different Types of Pyroclastic Materials Means "little stones" in Latin.
Lapilli
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Volcano comes from the Italian word _ which means " _ _ ", and also the Latin word _ the _ God of fire.
Volcano comes from the Italian word vulcano which means " burning mountain ", and also the Latin word Vulcan the Roman God of fire.
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# Effects of Volcanic Eruptions Do eruptions have good effects?
Yes
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# Effects of Volcanic Eruptions Give three good effects of Volcanic Eruptions.
* High levels of heat and activity underground can provide an alternative source of energy (geothermal energy). * Lava and ash deposits provide valuable resources to the soil, making it fertile. * May cause long-term effects on climate, and cause global cooling.
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# Effects of Volcanic Eruptions Give three bad effects of Volcanic Eruptions.
* Volcanic ashes and gases may cause breathing problems when inhaled. * May cause damage to crops, and properties, and may endanger the lives of people and animals in the area. * May form lahar, which can destroy properties and lives.