I WONDER - What Is Magma?

The video explains that magma is liquid rock from volcanoes, which are mountains with craters. Active volcanoes can erupt, releasing magma and ash. Magma is so hot it flows like water and can cool to form land, including entire islands. When magma hits the ocean, it cools and creates new land, as seen in Hawaii, a volcanic island range.

What is magma primarily composed of?

• Liquid water

• Liquid rock

• Gaseous ash

• Solid rock

What feature is typically found at the peak of a volcano?

• A glacier

• A forest

• A crater

• A lake

How does magma behave due to its high temperature?

• It flows like water

• It turns into gas

• It evaporates

• It solidifies instantly

What can form when magma cools and solidifies?

• Islands

• Deserts

• Mountains

• Rivers

Which island range is an example of land formed by volcanic activity?

• The Canary Islands

• Hawaii

• The Bahamas

• The Maldives