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Jeopardy

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Where do volcanoes occur?
Magma Types
Volcano Types
Earthquakes
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What is a divergent boundary?
This is the boundary where 2 plates move apart.

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What is basaltic magma?
This type of magma has a low viscosity.

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What is a shield volcano?
This is a broad volcano with gently slopping
sides.

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What is the Epicenter?
This is the point on earths surface directly
above the earthquake center.

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What is a convergent boundary?
This is the boundary where plates collide.

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What is granitic magma?
This type of magma can be very explosive.

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What is a composite volcano?
This type of volcano errupts both lava and
tephra.

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What is a fault?
The area where a rock breaks.

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What is a hot spot?
Warm areas of the mantle.

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What is granitic magma?
This type of magma has a high viscosity.

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What is a cinder cone?
This is a volcano that only erupts tephra.

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What is the focus?
The center point of an earthquake.

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What are any of the Hawaiian Islands?
This is an example of a hot spot volcano in
United States.

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What is basaltic magma?
This type of magma is underneath the Hawaiian
Islands .

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What is a shield volcano?
This type of volcano erupts nonviolently.

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What is a Primary Wave (P-Wave)?
The fastest moving seismic wave.

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What are the volcanoes in Iceland or East Central
Africa?
One example of rift zone volcano.

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What is granitic magma?
This type of magma is underneath Mt
Pinatubo.

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What is a composite / strato volcano?
This type of volcano has the potential to be
the most violently erupting.

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What is p 6 km/s, s 3 km/s, l 1 km/s?
The speed of all seismic waves.

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