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Level Z Volcanoes Quick Check Name Date Instructions: Read each question carefully and choose the best answer. 1. What are two details that support the main idea of the section titled “Shield Volcanoes”? aShield volcanoes have smooth mountain slopes and steady, gentle eruptions. bShield volcanoes often have cinder cones and lava domes. cShield volcanoes are tall, snow-capped mountains with explosive eruptions. dShield volcanoes have craters with lakes in them. 2. What is the main idea of the section titled “Cinder Cones and Lava Domes”? aSome volcanoes are not active enough to form large mountains, but create cinder cones and lava domes. 3. What volcanic features sometimes occur inside the craters of active volcanoes? acinder cones blava domes ccalderas and cinder cones dcinder cones and lava domes 4. Volcanoes form when . amountain chains create hot spots bmagma from deep inside Earth breaks through the crust to the surface cthe pressure from tall mountains melts rock and creates pools of magma drocks grind together and create earthquakes bCinder cones erupt only once, and lava domes have violent eruptions. cLava domes often form in areas with other volcanic activity. dCinders pile up around the vent into cone-shaped hills. Quick Check continued on following page © Learning A–Z All rights reserved. www.readinga-z.com Level Volcanoes Quick Check (continued) Name 5. Why did people living long ago create stories about volcanoes? aThey wanted to entertain their families. bThey didn’t know what caused volcanoes. cThey didn’t want their children to be afraid of volcanoes. dThey believed that volcanoes were not real. 6. What is a surge cloud? aa cloud of superheated gas, ash, and dust that moves quickly along the ground ba fast-flowing river of molten lava ca cloud that creates lightning surges dall of the above Z Date 7. How are Hawaii and Yellowstone National Park alike? aHawaii and Yellowstone both are examples of composite volcanoes. bHawaii and Yellowstone both sit above a “hot spot.” cHawaii and Yellowstone both have many volcanic geysers. dHawaii and Yellowstone both are tropical islands. 8. Which of the following are typical characteristics of composite volcanoes? asteep sides blarge mountains cbowl-shaped craters dall of the above 9. Which of the following have resulted from large volcanic ash clouds? acomplete darkness around the world bcolder than usual summers far from the volcano cfloods caused by melted ice and snow dall of the above Quick Check continued on following page © Learning A–Z All rights reserved. www.readinga-z.com Level Volcanoes Quick Check (continued) Name Z Date 10.What does dormant mean? aready to explode binactive for a long time clikely to form clouds made from volcanic ash dunable to form lava domes 11.Extended Response: Explain the term “Ring of Fire.” How do you think this term came to be used? 12.Extended Response: Write a brief summary of this book. © Learning A–Z All rights reserved. www.readinga-z.com