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S.P. Crater Video Assignment
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When did the volcanic activity start in Northern Arizona?
60,000 years ago
60 million years ago
6 million years ago
1,000 years ago
44767554610Answer: C
00Answer: C
What kind of volcano is S.P.?
Stratovolcano
Composite volcano
Shield volcano
Cinder cone
44767573660Answer: D
00Answer: D
Which type of volcano has the quickest formation?
Stratovolcano
Composite volcano
Shield volcano
Cinder cone
447675121285Answer: D
00Answer: D
What kind of lava is associated with the S.P. cone?
Andesite
Basaltic
Ryolitic
Mafic
44767574295Answer: A
00Answer: A
Where did most of the flowing lava come from?
Broke out of bottom of cone
Exploded from top of cone
Ran down the side of the cone
None of the above
447675112395Answer: A
00Answer: A
What kind of lava formed from the lava flow?
Aa
Pahoehoe
Tubes
Blocks
43815092710Answer: A
00Answer: A
In which direction has the San Francisco Volcano Field migrated?
North to South
South to North
West to East
East to West
43815092710Answer: C
00Answer: C
How old is the youngest volcano in the San Francisco Volcano Field?
60,000 years
1,000 years
6,000 years
6 million years
48577592710Answer: B
00Answer: B
How old is the S.P. crater?
60,000 years
1,000 years
6,000 years
6 million years
438150111760Answer: A
00Answer: A
Short essay question: What indicates volcanic rock with trapped gases?
438150124460The volcanic rock will have a Vesicular texture due to trapped gases not being able to escape, so when the lava freezes it preserves the shape of the bubbles.
00The volcanic rock will have a Vesicular texture due to trapped gases not being able to escape, so when the lava freezes it preserves the shape of the bubbles.
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