A) a very recently active,basaltic cinder cone
B) an extinct,highly symmetrical,composite volcanic cone
C) the eroded remains of a volcanic pipe and radiating dikes
D) an extinct,massive,rhyolitic shield volcano
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A) A powerful explosion blew away the top of a stratovolcano 10 million years ago.
B) The crater of a large,extinct cinder cone filled with water 5 million years ago.
C) Landslides and volcanic mudflows dammed the Mazama River 500 years ago.
D) Caldera collapse followed major ash and pyroclastic-flow eruptions 6000 years ago.
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A) Yes,the viscosity of basalt magma is similar to water so it would flow at comparable rates.
B) No,the viscosity of basaltic magma is much higher than water,and thus,would flow much slower than water.
C) No,the viscosity of basaltic magma is much higher than water,and thus,would flow much faster than water.
D) There is no way of knowing because basaltic magmas can have viscosities similar to water or higher depending on temperature and fluids,and thus there isn't enough information.
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A) it is close enough to Seattle and Tacoma,Washington that these cities could be destroyed in a pyroclastic flow
B) the volcano is close enough to Seattle and Tacoma,Washington that a large explosive eruption could bury the cities in a large rock avalanche similar to the Mt.St.Helens eruption
C) large amounts of glacial ice on the mountain could be melted by even a small eruption,potentially generating dangerous lahars that would travel rapidly down river valleys to heavily populated areas
D) The statement is false; the volcano poses little hazard to humans except for the few who live close to the volcano.
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A) Washington State,in the United States
B) Mexico
C) Italy
D) Hawaii
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A) Basaltic
B) Granitic
C) Andesitic
D) Pegmatitic
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A) Blocks are broken fragments of solid rocks; bombs have smaller sizes than lapilli.
B) Bombs are guided to Earth by laser beams; blocks fall anywhere.
C) Bombs are ejected as magma lumps; blocks are ejected as solid fragments.
D) Bombs and blocks are both smaller than lapilli and cinders.
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A) basaltic magmas erupted on the seafloor as magma blobs from an explosive,submarine eruption
B) basaltic lava tubes erupted on the seafloor in volcanic piles analogous to toothpaste extruded from a tube
C) andesitic bombs erupted from a cinder cone that accumulate as pillow-like masses around the cone
D) rhyolite glasses that develop a banding that resembles a pillow case with internal snowflake obsidian that looks like feathers
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A) shield volcano
B) cinder cone
C) lava dome
D) composite volcano
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A) batholith
B) dike
C) laccolith
D) volcanic neck
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A) shield volcano
B) cinder cone
C) composite volcano
D) caldera
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A) injury or death by inhalation of air heavily laden with volcanic ash
B) being overrun by a fast moving basaltic lava flow
C) being caught in a river valley and being overcome by a volcanic mudflow/lahar
D) a tsunami generated by a massive submarine volcanic eruption
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