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Chapter 8 Vocabulary - Volcanos

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Total cards: 14•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Igneous

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Having to do with earths molten or once molten material

#2
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Volcano

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A mountain built from solid molten rock coming from deep inside the earth

#3
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Vent

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An opening in the earths crust from which lava and gas can escape

#4
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Lava

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Liquid magma that has escaped from inside the earth.

#5
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Crater

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A round depression at the top of a volcano that contains a main vent or a caldera

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Pyroclastic material

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Sharp, fragmented, solid lava; includes asg, cinders, tephra and bombs

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Tephra

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Deposit of loose pyroclastic material and ash covering the ground

#8
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Shield volcano

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Wide, flattened, dome shapes volcano built up by many quiet eruptions of runny lava

#9
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Cinder cone

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A small, steep sided volcano made of pyroclastic material from explosive eruptions of cinder and ash

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Stratovolcano (composite volcano)

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Medium sized volcano made of alternating layers of lava from quiet eruptions and pyroclastic material from explosive eruptions

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Active volcano

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A volcano that is currently erupting or has erupted in historical times

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Dormant volcano

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A complete volcano that has not erupted in history but has seismic activity beneath it.

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Extinct volcano

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A volcano that has never erupted in history, has no seismic activity and is often very eroded

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Current active volcanos

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Manual Loa…..Hawaii….shield Paricutin…..Mexico…..cinder cone Mt. Saint Helens…..stratovolcano