A cinder cone volcanoall of these are correct.is a volcano built of pyroclasticspiled up around the volcanicvent.O is a volcano with gentle slopes,broad relative to its height andbuilt from may flows of fluid, low-viscosity basaltic lava.is a volcano built of inter-layeredlava flows and pyroclasticmaterials. A lahar isa violent, explosive volcaniceruption like a steam-boilerexplosion, occurring whensubsurface water is heated andconverted to steam by hotmagma.O a denser than air flow of hot gasand ash from a volcano.a general term applied to a rapidmass-wasting event.O a volcanic mudflow depositformed from hot ash and water.

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Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)

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A cinder cone volcano
all of these are correct.
is a volcano built of pyroclastics
piled up around the volcanic
vent.
O is a volcano with gentle slopes,
broad relative to its height and
built from may flows of fluid, low-
viscosity basaltic lava.
is a volcano built of inter-layered
lava flows and pyroclastic
materials.

A lahar is
a violent, explosive volcanic
eruption like a steam-boiler
explosion, occurring when
subsurface water is heated and
converted to steam by hot
magma.
O a denser than air flow of hot gas
and ash from a volcano.
a general term applied to a rapid
mass-wasting event.
O a volcanic mudflow deposit
formed from hot ash and water.

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Volcano is a rupture in the Earth’s crust through which lava, volcanic ash and gases escape from the interior layer of the Earth. It causes an eruption and the eruption can be explosive, ejecting particles high into the sky or the eruption may be calmer with gentle flows of particles. These erupted particles may be liquid rock- it is known as lava when it is on the surface and magma when it is underground, ashes, gases or cinders.