3rd QUARTER -REVIEWER IN SCIENCE 9

Mostly young volcanoes without any recorded activity but still have the possibility to erupt and release magma.

• active volcanoes
• dormant volcanoes/ Potentially active volcano

• frozen volcanoes
• extinct volcanoes

These are formed by alternating layers of lava and rock fragment known to erupt violently

• Shield volcanoes
• Cinder cones
• Dormant volcanoes
• Stratovolcanoes or composite volcano

It is the simplest type of volcano that is also called scoria cones.

• Composite Volcano
• Cinder Cone Volcano
• Shield Volcano
• Stratovolcano

Mt. Mayon is an example of this type of volcano.

• Stratovolcano ans a active volcano

• Shield volcano
• Caldera volcano
• Cinder cone volcano

A type of volcano that has no record of eruptions and experiences deterioration by weathering and erosion on the surface.

• Active volcano
• Extinct volcano
• inactive volcano

• Live volcano

A type of volcano that has the largest probability to erupt again.

• Shield volcano
• Lava dome
• active

• Caldera

A type of volcano that usually appears in a bowl-shaped crater with steep sides

• Cinder cone volcano
• Shield volcano
• Stratovolcano
• Lava dome volcano

These have a broad and slightly domed shape.

• active

• cinder

• composite

• shield volcano

These are volcanoes that are very tall with broad bases and very steep sides.

• Stratovolcanoes
• Dome volcanoes
• Cinder cone volcanoes
• Shield volcanoes

Hawaiian and Galapagos islands are examples of this volcano type.

• Shield volcanoes
• Caldera volcanoes
• Stratovolcanoes
• Cinder cone volcanoes