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Geography A level OCR paper 3
6 different types of volcanoes - correct answer-Fissure, Shield, Ash-cinder, composite,
Dome, Caldera

Example of a fissure volcano - correct answer-East Rift Zone, Kileauea Volacno, Hawaii
volcanoes national park

Example of a shield volcano - correct answer-Mount vulcan

Example of a ash cinder volcano - correct answer-Lava Butte

Example of a composite volcano - correct answer-Popocatepetl, an active composite volcano
in Mexico

Example of a Dome volcano - correct answer-Mount Myoko, lava dome

Example of a caldera volcano - correct answer-caldera at Kaguyak volcano in Alaska about
1.5 miles across

chracteristics of fissure volcanoes - correct answer-very liquid lava emitted from fractures
and very wide flowing

chracteristics of shield volcanoes - correct answer-liquid lava emitted from a large central
vent

chractersitics of ash cinder volcanoes - correct answer-explosive liquid lava from a small
central vent. May over time develop into a shield volcano

Chracteristics of composite volcanoes - correct answer-more viscous lava more expolosive
eruptions developing pyroclastic flows largely

charatceirsitcs of dome volcanoes - correct answer-very viscous lava small but can be
explosive commonly occurring next to composite volcanoes

characteristics of caldera/super- volcanoes - correct answer-a very large composite volcano
which has collapsed after a very explosive event

3 different types of magma associated with volcanic eruptions - correct answer-balsaltic
magma, andesitic magma, rhyolitic magma

Basaltic magma - correct answer-magma silica content 45-50%, temp. 1,000-1,200 degrees,
low gas levels that are easily released with little build up, Almost continuous e.g. Hawaii

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