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Where is the vent of a volcano?
nonexplosive
Thick due to high silica content and high viscosity
composite volcanoes
At the top
plate techtonics
along plate boundries
cinder cone volcanoes
hot spots
The type of magma that produces a violent eruption can be described as
nonexplosive
Thick due to high silica content and high viscosity
composite volcanoes
At the top
plate techtonics
along plate boundries
cinder cone volcanoes
hot spots
Which of the following is a type of volcano that has alternating layers of quiet and explosive eruptions?
nonexplosive
Thick due to high silica content and high viscosity
composite volcanoes
At the top
plate techtonics
along plate boundries
cinder cone volcanoes
hot spots
Where are volcanoes most likely to form?
nonexplosive
Thick due to high silica content and high viscosity
composite volcanoes
At the top
plate techtonics
along plate boundries
cinder cone volcanoes
hot spots
The theory that helps to explain the causes of both earthquakes and volcanoes is the theory of
nonexplosive
Thick due to high silica content and high viscosity
composite volcanoes
At the top
plate techtonics
along plate boundries
cinder cone volcanoes
hot spots
_____ are small volcanic cones made entirely of pyroclastic material from moderately explosive eruptions.
nonexplosive
Thick due to high silica content and high viscosity
composite volcanoes
At the top
plate techtonics
along plate boundries
cinder cone volcanoes
hot spots
In a _____ eruption, a continous stream of lava pours quietly from the crater of a volcano.
nonexplosive
Thick due to high silica content and high viscosity
composite volcanoes
At the top
plate techtonics
along plate boundries
cinder cone volcanoes
hot spots
Places on Earth's surface that are located directly above mantle plumes are called?
nonexplosive
Thick due to high silica content and high viscosity
composite volcanoes
At the top
plate techtonics
along plate boundries
cinder cone volcanoes
hot spots
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