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Composite volcanoes are less dangerous than shield volcanoes.
false
Volcanoes can be beneficial.
True
Volcanoes can be formed with magma in the mantle breaks through the crust.
true
What are the bad things about volcanoes?
dangerous, destructive, unpredictable
What are the benefits to volcanoes?
Fertile land, geothermal enerrgy, tourism, reshape the land
What are the 4 things that volcanoes release into the atmosphere?
lava, volcanic bombs, ash, gas
Composite volcanoes are more common.
True
Shield volcanoes are more common.
false
What are the two types of volcanoes?
Sheild and composite
Everest is an example of a volcano.
False
Fuego is an example of a volcano.
True
Fault block mountains are created when one plate is pushed below another.
false
Folded mountains are created when one plate is pushed below another.
False
Volcanos are created when one plate is pushed below another.
True
Mountains are large, natural elevations of Earth's surface rising abruptly from surrounding levels
True
volcanoes are created when one plate rubs past another plate and pushes one part of the crust past another
false
Folded mountains are created when one plate rubs past another plate and pushes one part of the crust past another
false
Fault block mountains are created when one plate rubs past another plate and pushes one part of the crust past another
True
Volcano Mountains are created by plates pushing together and pushing the crust upward.
False
Fault Block Mountains are created by plates pushing together and pushing the crust upward.
False
Folded Mountains are created by plates pushing together and pushing the crust upward.
True
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