Unit 5-Week 30-Volcanoes

Study the map. At which letter is a volcano most likely to form?

• A

• D

• B

• C

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What is the FIRST thing that happens when an island is formed?

• Lava cools and hardens into rock and builds up.

• Rock melts into magma.

• An island forms in the ocean.

• A volcano forms and erupts.

What is the SECOND thing that happens when an island is formed?

• An island is formed.

• A volcano forms and erupts.

• Rock melts into magma.

• Magma pushes into the crust.

What is the THIRD thing that happens when an island is formed?

• Magma pushes into the crust.

• A volcano forms and erupts.

• Lava cools and hardens into rock and builds up.

• Rock melts into magma.

What is the FOURTH thing that happens when an island is formed?

• Lava cools and hardens into rock and builds up.

• An island forms in the ocean.

• Magma pushes into the crust.

• A volcano forms and erupts.

What is the FIFTH thing that happens when an island is formed?

• Rock melts into magma.

• An island forms in the ocean.

• Lava cools and hardens into rock and builds up.

• An island forms in the ocean.

What is one piece of evidence that the Earth's crust moves?

• Tsunamis and earthquakes occur.

• Ocean waves crash onto beaches.

• Volcanoes travel away from hot spots.

• The sun rises and sets in a daily pattern.

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Volcanoes only form at plate boundaries. True or False?

• True

• False

Select the two that apply: What happens when two plates collide?

• Glaciers melt.

• Thunderstorms form.

• Volcanoes are created.

• Earthquakes are triggered.

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What is the cause of many landforms and earthquakes?

• Ocean tides

• Plate tectonics

• The spin of the Earth

• The gravity of the moon

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