
Mystery Science Birth of Rocks Review
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Mystery Science Birth of Rocks Review
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Multiple Choice
When you look at a world map, where are most of the volcanoes located?
In a circle shape around the Atlantic Ocean called the Ring of Fire
In a horseshoe shape around the Pacific Ocean called the Ring of Fire
In an oval shape around the Indian Ocean called the Ring of Fire
In a triangle shape around the Pacific Ocean called the Bermuda Triangle
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Multiple Select
Why might you find lava rocks so far away from the Ring of Fire? Select all that apply.
The lava rocks could come from an active volcano that's not near the Ring of Fire.
The lava rocks could come from an inactive volcano that doesn't erupt anymore.
Not all volcanoes are on the Ring of Fire.
The lava rocks were dropped from meteors in space.
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Poll
Is it possible for a volcano to erupt where you live?
yes
no
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Fill in the Blanks
Type ONE word that best completes the sentence.
Cone-shaped volcanoes produce
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Fill in the Blanks
Type ONE word that best completes the sentence.
Shield-shaped volcanoes produce
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Fill in the Blanks
Cone-shaped volcanoes produce rock called
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Fill in the Blanks
Shield-shaped volcanoes produce rock called
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Open Ended
If you were traveling and found a volcano, how would you know if it might explode?
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Multiple Select
Select all that apply for a Cone Volcano.
thin, runny lava
thick, slow lava
felsite rocks
basalt rocks
gas bubbles escape
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Multiple Select
Select all that apply for a Shield Volcano.
thin, runny lava
thick, slow lava
felsite rocks
basalt rocks
gas bubbles escape
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Poll
This volcano is highly explosive due to pressure building up from trapped gas bubbles!
Cone
Shield
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Fill in the Blanks
Type ONE word that tells why mountains do not last forever. Spelling counts.
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
How does a solid rock naturally break into smaller pieces? Select the BEST answer.
Seeds and water can enter cracks in rocks, roots grow, water freezes and expands, and the rock breaks apart.
Animals crush the rock into little pieces when they walk and run.
Rocks naturally break apart over time, even if nothing touches them.
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Poll
Rocks at the bottom of the mountain are smoother because as they tumble the sharp corners break off.
True
False
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Open Ended
What observations or measurements could you make to figure out the differences between rocks at the top of a mountain and rocks at the bottom of a mountain?
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Multiple Choice
Where were these rocks most likely found?
Top of the mountain
Bottom of the mountain
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Multiple Choice
Where were these rocks most likely found?
Top of the mountain
Bottom of the mountain
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Poll
Which description best describes a landslide?
Landslides are when rocks slide down a mountain.
Landslides are when rocks or soil slide down a steep slope.
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Multiple Select
What causes landslides? Select all that apply.
Extreme heat
A lot of rain
Loose rock on a slope of more than 35 degrees.
A lot of packed dirt
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Open Ended
If you want a safe place to camp to avoid a landslide, name something you will look for.
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