This document provides a worksheet on volcanoes for students to complete. It includes sections on types of volcanoes, factors that affect volcanic eruptions, volcanic landforms and eruptive styles, energy from volcanoes, effects of volcanic eruptions, and a crossword puzzle. Students are asked to identify types of volcanoes, eruptive features, matching classifications to examples, multiple choice questions, and more, drawing from pages 166-180 of their science textbook.
This document provides a worksheet on volcanoes for students to complete. It includes sections on types of volcanoes, factors that affect volcanic eruptions, volcanic landforms and eruptive styles, energy from volcanoes, effects of volcanic eruptions, and a crossword puzzle. Students are asked to identify types of volcanoes, eruptive features, matching classifications to examples, multiple choice questions, and more, drawing from pages 166-180 of their science textbook.
This document provides a worksheet on volcanoes for students to complete. It includes sections on types of volcanoes, factors that affect volcanic eruptions, volcanic landforms and eruptive styles, energy from volcanoes, effects of volcanic eruptions, and a crossword puzzle. Students are asked to identify types of volcanoes, eruptive features, matching classifications to examples, multiple choice questions, and more, drawing from pages 166-180 of their science textbook.
This document provides a worksheet on volcanoes for students to complete. It includes sections on types of volcanoes, factors that affect volcanic eruptions, volcanic landforms and eruptive styles, energy from volcanoes, effects of volcanic eruptions, and a crossword puzzle. Students are asked to identify types of volcanoes, eruptive features, matching classifications to examples, multiple choice questions, and more, drawing from pages 166-180 of their science textbook.
VOLCANOES This section provides activities on volcanoes. Specifically, you will learn the types of volcanoes, eruptive styles, factors that affect eruptive styles, and energy from volcano. Refer your answer on page 166-180 of Science 9 Learner's Module.
I. Complete each statement.
Types of Volcanoes
1. __________________ monitors the volcanic and seismic activities in the Philippines.
2. __________________ are those that have a record eruption within the last 600 years.
3. ___________________are those that have not erupted for the last 10 000 years.
4. There are ____________ active volcanoes in the Philippines.
5. The most active volcano in the Philippines is _________________.
6. The five examples of inactive volcanoes in the Philippines are __________________,
_______________________, ____________________, ___________________, and ______________________.
Temperature and Pressure inside the Volcano
7. Magma inside the volcano has __________ temperature.
8. The magma goes ________ as it is continuously heated.
9. Gas bubbles are _____________ as it rises.
10. There is a gradual in______________________ when the bubbles are trapped and swelled.
11. ______________ occurs when the pressure exceeds the strength of the overlying rock.
12. Breakage leads to a further drop in confining _______________.
13. The ejected materials by the volcano are _________________, ________________,
_________________, _________________ and ________________.
14. The general volcanic types according to the shape of their cones are ______________, ________________, and _______________.
15. A ____________ is a funnel-shaped opening at a top of a volcano.
16. A ______________ is formed when a part of the wall collapses following an explosive eruption.
17. Mayon Volcano has ___________ crater while Taal Volcano has _______ craters.
18. __________________ is the property of the material's ability to resist the flow.
19. The factors that affect the eruptive styles of volcanoes are _________________, _____________________, and __________________________.
20. There is __________________ viscosity if there is thicker and more viscous material.
21. The viscosity of the magma ________________ with temperature.
22. There is __________ viscosity if there is a higher temperature of the magma.
23. Magmas with ____________ silica content are more viscous than those with low silica content.
24. There is a ____________ viscosity if there is greater amount of dissolved gases in
magma.
Energy from Volcano
25. The Philippines ranks ____________ in the world's production of geothermal energy.
26. The _____________________________ is responsible for preparing, integrating,
coordinating, supervising and controlling all plans, programs, projects and activities of the government relative to the energy exploration, development, utilization, distribution and conservation. 27. ____________ of the country's total power generation is produced by geothermal energy.
28. Geothermal energy is generated in two ways: ______________________ and
29. The geothermal power plants in the Philippines are found in _______________, _____________________, _______________, ___________________, _________________, ____________________, and ____________________.
Effects of Volcanic Eruptions to Society
30. One of the longest volcanic eruptions happened in ____________ when
_______________ volcano erupted.
31. When the Pinatubo volcano erupted, there is a ___________ in Earth's surface temperature in two years. Also, it has created spectacular _____________ in its wake.
32. The eruption of Musuan volcano in Bukidnon has produced __________ soils for farming.
II. Column A presents the different classification of volcanoes while Column B, the names of volcanoes. Match A to B to show the example of each classification. Correct answers can be repeated. Write the letter of the correct answer
A B ______1. Plinian a. Urot Volcano ______2. Strombolian b. Mayon Volcano ______3. Phreatic c. Paricutin Volcano ______4. Vulcanian d. Mount Usu ______5. Phreatomagmatic e. Taal Volcano ______6.Shield volcano f. Irazu Volcano ______7. Cinder volcano g. Mauna Loa Volcano ______8. Composite volcano h. Pinatubo Volcano ______9. Active volcano ______10. Inactive volcano
Across Down 3. Stratovolcanoes , nearly perfect sloped 1. Tall eruption columns that reach 20 km high structure 5. Violent reaction due to the contact between 2. Stream-driven eruption as the hot rocks water and magma come in contact with water 6. Formed by accumulation of lava 4. Heat energy coming from the Earth's interior 5.Explosive type of eruption of gas and 7. Material ejected by volcanoes pyroclastics 6. Periodic weak to violent eruption 8. Have steep slope and wide crater characterized by fountain lava
1. Look at the picture of Mauna Loa Volcano. What type of volcano is this?
a. Shield b. Composite B. Why do you think so? a. It ejects lava of high viscosity. c. It ejects lava of low temperature. b. It ejects lava of low viscosity. d. It ejects lava of high temperature.
2. Look at the picture of the eruption of Pinatubo Volcano in 1991. Which eruptive style does it exhibit?
a. Vulcanian b. Plinian B. Why do you think so? a. It ejects fountain lava. b. It ejects tall eruption column. c. Eruption occurs due to the contact between water and magma. d. It ejects of explosive gas and pyroclastics.
