Could a volcano pop up where you live?

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When you look at a world map, where are most of the volcanoes located?

• Around the Southern Ocean
• Around the Atlantic Ocean
• Around the Pacific Ocean
• Around the Indian Ocean

When you look at a world map, what pattern do the volcanoes form?

• A circle
• A square
• A diamond
• A horseshoe

Why might you find lava rocks so far away from the Ring of Fire? Select ALL that apply

• Because not all volcanoes are on the Ring of Fire
• Because of the movement of tectonic plates
• Because the rocks rolled from their original location
• Because the rocks could be from an extinct volcano

Is it possible for a volcano to erupt where you live? Why or why not?

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Why are some volcanoes cone-shaped and some shield-shaped? Select ALL that apply.

• Cone-shaped volcanoes have thick, explosive, lava eruptions that oozes out slowly, forming a hill
• Cone-shaped volcanoes have lava that is thin and runny, with "quiet eruptions", so the lavas spreads out farther.
• Shield-shaped volcanoes have thick, explosive, lava eruptions that oozes out slowly, with "quiet eruptions", forming a hill
• Shield-shaped volcanoes have lava that is thin and runny, with "quiet eruptions", so the lava spreads out farther.

2. If you were traveling and found a volcano, how could you figure out if the volcano makes felsite or basalt lava? Select ALL that apply.

• You could look at the color of the rock
• You could look at the size of the rocks
• You could measure at the weight of the rock
• You could look at the shape of the volcano

Do mountains last forever?

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How does solid rock break into smaller pieces? Select ALL that apply.

• Animals could break them into smaller pieces
• Ice could break them into smaller pieces
• Roots could break them into smaller pieces
• Thunder could break them into smaller pieces

Some of the fossils found in each location look like organisms that would have lived in an ocean environment.

• Evidence
• Not Evidence