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WorksheetsChapter 1 review
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 25mins
What volcano resembles a hill and has a bowl-like crater?
Shield
Composite Cone
Crater Cone
A mixture of ash, cinder, and rock
Debris flow
Vog
Tephra
Ring of Fire
All volcanoes are active
True
False
Which volcanoes have explosive eruptions?
Shield volcano
Composite Cone
Cinder Cone
Other than the Pacific Ocean, which is another common place volcanoes are found?
Hawaii
Mediterranean Sea
Australia
Black Sea
A volcano that is expected to erupt is
Inactive
Active
Dormant
Explosive
Volcanos always have a side vent.
True
False
Lava is
mud and rock fragments that surge down a mountain
water heated by hot magma
magma that breaks the earth's surfaces
What could cause a volcanic eruption?
Heated magma rising to the surface
Acid rain
Weather changes
A hot spot
Mount St. Helens is an example of what type of volcano?
Cinder cone volcano
Shield volcano
Composite cone volcano
Which volcano is a composite cone?
What are three ways to classify volcanoes?
Shape, color, size
How often they erupt, the type of eruption, size
Shape, how often they erupt, the type of eruption
Location, shape, eruption type
What are cinders?
Bits of ash and lava showered into the air
Mixture of ash and rock
Substance left after a fire
A composite cone is large, symmetrical, and cone shaped.
True
False
Select the characteristics of a cinder cone volcano.
Resembles a hill
Bowl-like crater
One main vent
Symmetrical
Which scale rates earthquakes based on the amount of damage done?
Mercalli Intensity Scale
Richter Magnitude Scale
Seismogram Shakey Scale
Bernoulli Scale
How does the Richter Magnitude Scale calculate its measurements?
Eyewitnesses
Amount of damage caused
The amount of time the earthquake lasted
The strength of the seismic waves recorded by a seismograph machine.
Strike slip faults move by ____________________.
pulling apart
pushing together
slipping past each other
Reverse faults ______________________ at an angle.
pull apart
push together
slip past each other
Normal faults ______________________ at an angle.
pull apart
push together
slip past each other
The type of fault pictured is a
normal fault
reverse fault
strike slip fault
compression fault
The type of fault pictured is a
normal fault
reverse fault
strike slip fault
compression fault
The type of fault pictured is a
normal fault
reverse fault
strike slip fault
compression fault
What causes earthquakes
pressure from within the Earth's crust
human activity
volcanoes
changes in temperature
