A) joint.
B) normal fault.
C) reverse fault.
D) strike-slip fault.
E) dip-slip fault.
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A) Glowing orange lava flowing downhill.
B) Fragments of molten rock blasting into the air.
C) Billowing clouds of ash rising into the air.
D) All of these.
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A) a large circular depression with steep walls
B) thick sequences of volcanic ash
C) rounded mountains that are volcanic domes
D) All of these.
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A) a hurricane or cyclone is occurring.
B) the fault suddenly uplifts or downdrops the seafloor.
C) hot water trapped below the seafloor is released.
D) a fault on land has a large displacement.
E) None of these.
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A) the Kilauea volcano, which covers subdivisions with molten lava
B) a cinder cone that erupts hot molten fragments on an unpopulated Pacific island
C) a volcano in Iceland that threatens people with dangerous gases
D) a volcano in Iceland that caused catastrophic flooding that destroyed houses and roads
E) All of these are both a hazard and a risk.
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A) thick, well-developed soil
B) layer of ash blanketing hillslopes
C) unweathered lava flows
D) ash flows lacking a well-developed soil
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A) destruction of houses when a layer of weak clay liquefied
B) landslides generated from steep mountainsides
C) sinking of some downtown buildings by several meters
D) a tsunami that killed people in Oregon and California
E) a large strike-slip fault
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A) the location of the earthquake
B) the star at depth is the place where the earthquake is generated
C) the star at depth is the hypocenter
D) the star on the surface is the epicenter
E) All of these.
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A) steep-sided cone.
B) shallowly-sloping shield.
C) broad, circular crater.
D) steep-sided dome.
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A) thrust fault.
B) anticline.
C) syncline.
D) monocline.
E) dome.
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A) hot molten fragments thrown a short distance from the volcano
B) viscous lava that moves too fast for people to outrun
C) destruction by moderately fluid lava flows that can flow far from the volcano
D) relatively small pyroclastic eruptions caused by localized explosions or collapse
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A) oceanic trench
B) collapse of hills along the shoreline
C) faulting along a line of cliffs
D) a landslide off Red Mesa
E) earthquakes from within Lava Mountain
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A) andesite.
B) basalt.
C) obsidian.
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A) extremely hot
B) warm to slightly hot
C) cool to cold
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A) a lava fountain.
B) collapse of a volcanic dome.
C) a fissure eruption.
D) a pyroclastic column.
E) a volcanic mudflow.
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A) Volcanic explosions cause seismic waves.
B) Volcanoes can load the crust, causing faulting and earthquakes.
C) Many volcanoes have steep, unstable slopes that can cause landslides that shake the ground.
D) Moving magma within or below the volcano can cause earthquakes.
E) All of these are ways that volcanoes can cause earthquakes.
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A) collapse of a huge caldera that caused part of an island to disappear beneath the sea.
B) a huge ash column and pyroclastic flows.
C) destructive waves that traveled across the sea.
D) All of these.
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A) be explosive.
B) be nonexplosive.
C) produce long, thin lava flows.
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