Shield, cindercone and deposit are the three kinds of volcanoes that form from lava ash.

The answer to this question is false. The three kinds of volcanoes that form from lava ash are shield, cindercone and composite, not deposit. A shield volcano is a broad, sloped volcano. An example of this is seen in the Hawaiian islands. A cindercone volcano is a steep conical shaped volcano. An example is seen in the volcano Paricutin, in Mexico. The final volcano is a composite volcano, a large volcano made of multiple layers of solidified lava. An example is seen in Mt. Rainier in Washington State.