Describe the lava of a cinder cone volcano.

How do composite volcanoes grow to large heights?

Which type of volcano is known for lava that may travel a great distance before cooling down and coming to a stop?

Which type of volcano has eruptions that send thick pieces of lava high into the air?

Which type of volcano allows lava to travel a great distance before cooling down and coming to a stop?

Which type of volcano has eruptions that send thick pieces of lava high into the air?

What is a characteristic of a Shield Volcano?

Which type of volcano is primarily built from ejected lava fragments?

Which type of volcano is typically the smallest in size?

Which type of volcano is often found at divergent plate boundaries?

Which type of volcano has thick lava?

Which volcano is associated with Mt. Saint Helens?

Which type of volcano is most likely to have explosive eruptions?

Which type of volcano is known for having alternating layers of lava and ash?

Which of the following is/are a composite cone volcano(es)?

What is a distinctive feature of composite volcanoes?

Which of the following Letters represents the magma chamber?

When a volcanic mountain collapses and leaves a hole, what is this called?

True or False: the focus is the point along the fault that the earthquake initially begins.

True of False: Most earthquakes occur in the middle of tectonic plates.

Which type of volcano is created from the lava flows cooling and hardening on top of previous layers of lava?

True or False: Magma is molten material on earth's surface while lava is molten material under the earth.

The flower is 8 cm tall.

The center of the flower is yellow and fuzzy.

The bearded iris smells sweet.

The flower has 25 petals.

This is known as the sudden shaking of the ground and known as the sources of seismic waves.

The diagram shows a

The diagram shows a

P waves are also called

P and S waves are classified as

P and S waves are body waves caused by

What do you call the area beneath Earth's surface where rock that is under stress breaks, triggering an earthquake?

Name the scale developed to rate earthquakes according to how much damage was done to homes and other buildings in a given place.

What do you call the instrument that records and measures seismic waves?

Which rating system estimates the total energy released by an earthquake?

The point at which a rock under stress breaks and triggers an earthquake is called the __________.

According to the picture above which shows the secondary waves?

According to the image above which letter shows primary waves?

According to the picture, which letter represents surface waves?

Which of the following descriptions applies to the Richter scale?

What do you call the number geologists assign to an earthquake based on the earthquakes size, after measuring seismic waves and fault movement?

T/F? The point on the surface, directly above the focus of an earthquake, is known as the epicenter.

The shaking and trembling that results from the movement of rock beneath Earth's surface is known as what?

Which waves will reach a seismic station first?

P waves travel faster than S waves

Melted rock that is found below ground

Melted rock that flows out of a volcano onto land

Forms in the middle of a oceanic plate, can cause islands to form

An opening or vent in the Earth which magma flows out of

Earth’s surface directly above the earthquake’s focus called ________________

____________________ are vibrations that travel through Earth carrying energy released by various processes.

There are 3 types of faults:

There are 3 types of stress:

________________ caused by the movement of the Earth’s massive tectonic plates generates tremendous force in the crust causing an ___________________.

A giant wave usually caused by an earthquake beneath the ocean floor is called __________________

The measurement of an earthquake’s strength based on seismic waves and movement along faults is called ________

A break in Earth’s crust along which rocks move is called ___________

Another name for the pipe of a volcano is _________

molten material below ground is called....

molten material above ground is called...