KS3 Geography: Volcanoes

At which plate boundaries would you find volcanoes?

• Destructive

• Conservative

• Constructive

• Collision

A volcano that erupts frequently would be described as...

• ...active

• ...dormant

• ...extinct

A volcano that is temporarily inactive would be described as...

• ...active

• ...dormant

• ...extinct

A volcano that is never likely to erupt again would be described as...

• ...active

• ...dormant

• ...extinct

Which type of volcano is usually found at a destructive plate boundary?

• Composite

• Shield

Which type of volcano is usually found at a constructive plate boundary?

• Composite

• Shield

Select 2 which apply to a composite volcano

• They have steep sides

• They have gentle sides

• Sticky lava

• Runny lava

Select 2 which apply to a shield volcano

• They have steep sides

• They have gentle sides

• Sticky lava

• Runny lava

Which is a real life example of a shield volcano?

• Mauna Loa in Hawaii

• Mount Etna in Italy

• Mount Doom in Mordor

• Mount St. Helens in the USA

Which is a real life example of a composite volcano?

• Mauna Loa in Hawaii

• Mount Etna in Italy

• Mount Doom in Mordor

• Mauna Kea in Hawaii