1. andesitic magma
2. basaltic magma
3. cinder cone volcano
4. com...
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1. andesitic magma
2. basaltic magma
3. cinder cone volcano
4. composite volcano
5. Hawaiian eruption
6. hot spot
7. plinian
A. eruptionvolcano formed of volcanic rock and ash; erodes quickly
B. non-explosive or very mild volcanic eruption
C. the most powerful, explosive type of volcanic eruption
D. volcano that is tall and steep; formed of lava and volcanic debris
E. magma that is a mix of basaltic and rhyolitic; eruption may or may not be explosive
F. magma that has low viscosity and low silica and gas content; eruption is non-explosive
G. an active area of volcanoes due to a consistent source of magma in the asthenosphere
I have composed this so that you can match up the numbers and letters, kinda like connect the lines between the description and name.
(I mention this cuz I had someone screw it up somehow)
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