1. On your vacation, you climb Kilauea, in Hawaii. On the way back, you fit in a hike on Mount Hood in Oregon. Surprisingly, the two volcanoes are made of different rocks. Explain how and why these two volcanoes are different 2. Examine the accompanying photo and complete the following What type of volcano is it? What features helped you make a decision?What is the eruptive style of such volcanoes? Describe the likely composition and viscosity of the magma.Which type of plate boundary is the likely setting for this volcano?Name a city that is vulnerable to the effects of a volcano of this type. Mark Stensaas, USGS

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1. On your vacation, you climb Kilauea, in Hawaii. On the way back, you fit in a hike on Mount Hood in Oregon. Surprisingly, the two volcanoes are made of different rocks. Explain how and why these two volcanoes are different

2. Examine the accompanying photo and complete the following

What type of volcano is it? What features helped you make a decision?
What is the eruptive style of such volcanoes? Describe the likely composition and viscosity of the magma.
Which type of plate boundary is the likely setting for this volcano?
Name a city that is vulnerable to the effects of a volcano of this type.