Question

a. _____ The Mississippi River Freezes in New Orleans b. _____ The Year Without a Summerc. _____ Worst Volcanic Disaster of the 20thCentury d. _____ One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World e. _____ The Loudest Sound Ever Recorded f. _____ The Most Voluminous Stratovolcano of the Cascades g. _____ Ten Times the Eruption of Mt. St. Helensh. _____ An Avalanche that Sped at 110-240 km/hr for 24 km i. _____ Buried Pompeii j. _____ The Mountain of Firek. _____ One of the Most Active Volcanoes on Earth l. _____ Volcanic Ash 4000 km Away in San Francisco m. _____ The Legend of Atlantis n. _____ Nearly Brought Down a 747 o. _____ Cyclops Fashioned Lightning Bolts for Zeus p. _____ Redirected the Mayan Empire Answer the Following:1. Santorini2. Mt. Vesuvius3. Ilopango4. Mt. Merapi5. Mt. Edna6. Laki7. Mt. Shasta8. Mt. Redoubt9. Tambora10. Krakatau11. Mt. Pelee12. Santamaria13. Paricutin14. Mt. St. Helens15. Kilauea16. Mt. Pinatubo17. Give an example for each type of volcano: a. cinder cone volcanob. shield volcanoc. composite volcano (Stratovolcano)d. volcanic calderae. fissure vents

Answer 1

The question involves matching descriptions to volcanoes, and the correct matches are provided based on historical events and geological features. Examples of types of volcanoes such as cinder cone, shield, composite, calderas, and fissure vents are given with corresponding volcanoes.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question involves matching various descriptions to specific volcanoes based on historical eruptions and geological features. Below are the correct matches:

1. Santorini - e. The Loudest Sound Ever Recorded, m. The Legend of Atlantis
2. Mt. Vesuvius - i. Buried Pompeii, j. The Mountain of Fire
3. Ilopango - l. Volcanic Ash 4000 km Away in San Francisco
4. Mt. Merapi - k. One of the Most Active Volcanoes on Earth
5. Mt. Edna - o. Cyclops Fashioned Lightning Bolts for Zeus
6. Laki - p. Redirected the Mayan Empire
7. Mt. Shasta - g. The Most Voluminous Stratovolcano of the Cascades
8. Mt. Redoubt - n. Nearly Brought Down a 747
9. Tambora - b. The Year Without a Summer, h. An Avalanche that Sped at 110-240 km/hr for 24 km
10. Krakatau - c. Worst Volcanic Disaster of the 20th Century, f. Ten Times the Eruption of Mt. St. Helens
11. Mt. Pelee - d. One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World
12. Santamaria - No match given
13. Paricutin - a. The Mississippi River Freezes in New Orleans
14. Mt. St. Helens - No specific match given
15. Kilauea - 51. The Kilauea volcano in Hawaii is the world's most active
16. Mt. Pinatubo - Figure 7. A lake has filled the caldera at Mt. Pinatubo

Examples for each type of volcano:

• a. Cinder cone volcano - Paricutin
• b. Shield volcano - Kilauea
• c. Composite volcano (Stratovolcano) - Mt. St. Helens
• d. Volcanic caldera - Santorini
• e. Fissure vents - Laki

This explanation details the associations between the statements and the volcanoes, drawing upon knowledge of historical volcanic events and types of volcanoes.

Answer 2

Give an example for each type of volcano: a. cinder cone volcanob. shield volcanoc. composite volcano (Stratovolcano)d. volcanic calderae. fissure vents

a. cinder cone volcanob

1) South side of Cocoa Crater.

2 Parícutin in 1994

b. shield volcanoc

1) Karthala

2 Erta Ale

c. composite volcano (Stratovolcano)

1) Philippines, Mount Fuji in Japan

d. volcanic calderae

1) Yellowstone Caldera

e. fissure vents

1) Iceland

2) the East African Rift