pahoehoe а. lava which moves very slowly as it cools and forms smooth, rectangular boulders on its surface Aa b. lava which flows smoothly, over and around objects, creating a ropey blocky appearance С. thick, chunky lava which tumbles as it pillow flows and forms a rough, cobbly crust d. extrusion of lava underwater or a lava flow pouring into the ocean

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The islands of Hawaii are home to both dormant and active volcanoes. When the magma
of the active volcanoes reaches Earth's surface, it erupts as lava. The composition of lava
affects its speed of travel and its physical appearance, forming distinct types. Match the
following descriptions of lava to their correct type.
Maui, the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands.
а.
lava which moves very slowly as it cools
pahoehoe
and forms smooth, rectangular boulders
Transcribed Image Text:Question 9 The islands of Hawaii are home to both dormant and active volcanoes. When the magma of the active volcanoes reaches Earth's surface, it erupts as lava. The composition of lava affects its speed of travel and its physical appearance, forming distinct types. Match the following descriptions of lava to their correct type. Maui, the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands. а. lava which moves very slowly as it cools pahoehoe and forms smooth, rectangular boulders
Maui, the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands.
pahoehoe
а.
lava which moves very slowly as it cools
and forms smooth, rectangular boulders
on its surface
Aa
b.
lava which flows smoothly, over and
around objects, creating a ropey
blocky
appearance
С.
thick, chunky lava which tumbles as it
pillow
flows and forms a rough, cobbly crust
d.
extrusion of lava underwater or a lava
flow pouring into the ocean
Transcribed Image Text:Maui, the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands. pahoehoe а. lava which moves very slowly as it cools and forms smooth, rectangular boulders on its surface Aa b. lava which flows smoothly, over and around objects, creating a ropey blocky appearance С. thick, chunky lava which tumbles as it pillow flows and forms a rough, cobbly crust d. extrusion of lava underwater or a lava flow pouring into the ocean
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Lava is the magma that is emerging on the Earth's surface. Lava flow depends on its magma composition, temperature, gas and crystal content, and eruption dynamics. Depending on the types of lava eruptions, different types of volcanic structures form.

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