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By Desperatehospmgm | Updated: Mar 21, 2022
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1.
The 1883 eruption of Krakatoa in Indonesia caused several large tsunami that killed thousands of people.
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Geology exam #2
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2.
Earth's climate is simply too stable to be influenced by large volcanic eruptions
True
False
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3.
Once a mass of magma is created, the magma's composition cannot be changed
True
False
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4.
__________ is the dominant rock type being erupted as lava flows at the crests of Earth's oceanic ridge systems, such as in the Atlantic Ocean east of North Carolina.
Granite
Pegmatite
Basalt
Quartz
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5.
The primary control on the style of volcanic eruption (quiet versus violent) is
Depth to the subduction zone
Height of the volcano
Magma viscosity
Magnetism
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6.
A stratovolcano
Sunset Crater, Arizona
Yellowstone, Wyoming
Shiprock, New Mexico
Mauna Loa, Hawaii
Mt. St. Helens, Washington
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7.
What does the term "pyroclastic" mean?
Any volcanic eruption of a non-silicate magma
Unusually fluid lava flows
High-quality obsidian used to make arrowheads and spear points
"fire broken" materials erupted by a volcano
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8.
What kind of volcanic material is erupted at the crest of a mid-ocean ridge?
Pillow lavas
Welded tuff
Andesite lava domes
Carbonatite hornitos
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9.
Extrusive igneous rocks are also called ___, while intrusive rocks are also called ___.
Plutonic, volcanic
Volcanic, plutonic
Plutonic, granite
Volcanic, basalt
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10.
____ is the most dangerous type of volcanic activity.
Rhyolite pyroclastic flows
Basalt lava fountains
Basalt pahoehoe flows
Carbonatite hornitos
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11.
_____ is the primary "driving force" behind volcanic eruptions.
Magnetism
Temperature
Escaping volatiles (gasses)
Pluto, the Greek god of the underworld
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12.
A ______ is a volcanic mudflow that can be a very serious volcanic hazard.
Lahar
Fumarole
Caldera
Pahoehoe
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13.
Which of these is a common felsic igneous rock?
Quartz
Travertine
Basalt
Granite
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14.
Mt. St. Helens is a dormant volcano, which means that it
Will not erupt again
Is now classified as a sedimentary rock deposit
Can only erupt pyroclastic flows approximately once per million years
Will erupt again in the future
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15.
Most magma generated on earth
Stays below the surface and forms intrusions
Sings to the core-mantle boundary because of it's magnetism
Erupts at the surface and forms volcanic rocks
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16.
What is a fundamental difference in chemical compostion between the igneous rocks granite and basalt?
There is no difference
One rock contains abundant silicon and one rock contains none
One contains abundadant ferromagnesian minerals and the other has almost none
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17.
The largest masses of igneous intrusive rocks (plutons) exposed at Earth's surface are _________ composed of granite
Sills
Dikes
Laccoliths
Batholiths
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18.
Cinder cones are
Relatively small steep sided volcanoes
Typically composed of basalt
Built from ash, cinders, and other pyroclastic materials
All of the above
Only A and B
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19.
A cinder cone
Sunset Crater, Arizona
Yellowstone, Wyoming
Shiprock, New Mexico
Mauna Loa, Hawaii
Mt. St. Helens, Washington
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20.
How can hot rocks of Earth's mantle be caused to melt and create basaltic magma?
They can't- it is impossible to melt mantle rocks
Reduce the concentration of water and other volatiles
Reduce the confining pressure on the hot rocks
Reduce the temperature of the rocks
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21.
A shield volcano
Sunset Crater, Arizona
Yellowstone, Wyoming
Shiprock, New Mexico
Mauna Loa, Hawaii
Mt. St. Helens, Washington
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22.
A very large caldera
Sunset Crater, Arizona
Yellowstone, Wyoming
Shiprock, New Mexico
Mauna Loa, Hawaii
Mt. St. Helens, Washington
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23.
Gasses (volatiles) escaping from magma will produce vesicles (voids or bubbles) in the solified rock. Which of these is not an example of vesicular texture?
Scoria basalt
Rhyolite
Granite pegmatite
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24.
A ______ typically results from a major eruption of hundreds of cubic miles of hot ash.
Shield volcano
Cinder cone
Caldera
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25.
A dike is a type of igneous pluton that is _______ relative to the structure or layering of the older rocks that were intruded by the dike.
Convergent
Divergent
Concordant
Discordant
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26.
Much of the ______ Ocean basin is rimmed by active subduction zones, therefore it has most of Earth's ______ located around it's margins.
Pacific, shield volcanoes
Atlantic, shield volcanoes
Pacific, composite cones
Atlantic, composite cones
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27.
Which type of basalt lava flow is shown on the right side of the front projection screen?
Aa
Pahoehoe
Welded tuff
Quartz
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28.
A sample of Hawaiian basalt is shown on the left side of the front projection screen. Which of the following igneous textures is not displayed by this rock?
Vesicular (or scoria)
Phaneritic
Aphanitic
Porphyritic
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29.
The igneous plumbing of an extinct volcano
Sunset Crater, Arizona
Yellowstone, Wyoming
Shiprock, New Mexico
Mauna Loa, Hawaii
Mt. St. Helens, Washington
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The 1883 eruption of Krakatoa in Indonesia caused several large...
Earth's climate is simply too stable to be influenced by large...
Once a mass of magma is created, the magma's composition cannot be...
__________ is the dominant rock type being erupted as lava flows at...
The primary control on the style of volcanic eruption (quiet versus...
A stratovolcano
What does the term "pyroclastic" mean?
What kind of volcanic material is erupted at the crest of a mid-ocean...
Extrusive igneous rocks are also called ___, while intrusive rocks are...
____ is the most dangerous type of volcanic activity.
_____ is the primary "driving force" behind volcanic eruptions.
A ______ is a volcanic mudflow that can be a very serious volcanic...
Which of these is a common felsic igneous rock?
Mt. St. Helens is a dormant volcano, which means that it
Most magma generated on earth
What is a fundamental difference in chemical compostion between the...
The largest masses of igneous intrusive rocks (plutons) exposed at...
Cinder cones are
A cinder cone
How can hot rocks of Earth's mantle be caused to melt and create...
A shield volcano
A very large caldera
Gasses (volatiles) escaping from magma will produce vesicles (voids or...
A ______ typically results from a major eruption of hundreds of cubic...
A dike is a type of igneous pluton that is _______ relative to...
Much of the ______ Ocean basin is rimmed by active subduction zones,...
Which type of basalt lava flow is shown on the right side of the front...
A sample of Hawaiian basalt is shown on the left side of the front...
The igneous plumbing of an extinct volcano
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