Volcanoes Answers

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Heat from magma deep beneath the Earth's surface warms underground water, which then rises due to temperature differences. This heated water emerges naturally, creating geothermal features.

A
dike
B
hot spring
C
lava plateau
D
mud pot
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The image shows Osorno in Chile, which last erupted in 1869.

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A
shield volcano
B
active volcano
C
dormant volcano
D
explosive volcano
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The image shows a volcano erupting at night in Russia.

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A
Explosive eruption—beware of ash!
B
Gases push out magma with great force!
C
Volcano quietly erupts due to low-viscosity magma!
D
High silica content of magma results in lava reaching sea level by morning!
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Which word identifies one stage of volcanic activity?

A
dormant
B
explosive
C
underground
D
quiet
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Which feature is created on the exterior of a volcano when it erupts?

A
magma chamber
B
crater
C
hot spot
D
boundary
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Which phrase describes a lava plateau?

A
steep-sided mountain
B
gently sloping mountain
C
hardened magma in a pipe
D
volcanic material in valleys
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Which phrase describes a sill?

A
fills in valleys and rivers
B
is a hardened magma intrusion
C
cuts vertically through older rock layers
D
is built up by numerous eruptions over thousands of years
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A volcano that has not erupted in a very long time suddenly has a plume of steam coming from it. Which best describes this volcano?

A
was dormant and is now active
B
was quiet and is now active
C
was extinct and is now explosive
D
was dormant and is now explosive
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Erosion and deposition constantly change Earth’s surface. Erosion carries natural materials like rock and soil from one place to another. Through deposition, these natural materials may be deposited in areas where they build up over time.

A
sill
B
mud pot
C
caldera
D
lava plateau
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The photo shows Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park.

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A
It is a caldera formed from a vent collapsing.
B
It is a mud pot formed from pools of boiling, acidic mud.
C
It is a volcanic neck that formed as a result of magma that never erupted.
D
It is a geyser that formed due to water heated by magma erupting at Earth’s surface.

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Volcanoes Answers — DRHS GA-GSE Earth Systems